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MONDAY. MAY 2R. 1958
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PAGE THREE
Hew Addition At High
School Greatly Expands
Classroom Facilities
, The Ml scope of the new south provide about 15 additional class-
wing anaiuon 01 Minium inion
High School was pointed out to
persons attending the wing dedi
cation Friday evening.
Superintendent Arnold Gralapp
and Principal Charles Carlson ex
plained during the tour of the new
structure that it makes possible a
sorely needed expansion program
at the high school and extends the
maximum enrollment of the school
to about 2,000 students. The school
without the wing would accommo
date 1,700 students.
Included in the new structure
are large and modern classroom
facilities for physics and chem
istry instruction, a photography
classroom, three large music class
rooms, four small instrumental
practice rooms, a large new cafe
teria and kitchen, faculty dining
quarters, and a multipurpose stage
which will be used for boys and
girls physical education pro
grams. Superintendent Gralapp explains
that occupancy of the quarters
within the new wing, coupled with
the conversion of rooms in the
main building which has been re
lieved by Ihe wing facilities, will
Oregon Weather
Eastern Oregon Fair except
becoming partly cloudy in after
noon with scattered thundershow
ers and continued warm through
Tuesday. Highs 80-90; low Monday
right 48-58 except slightly warmer
along Columbia River Valley.
Western Oregon Partly cloudy
through Tuesday in interior with
isolated sftcrnoon thundershowers
mostly over mountains: along the
coast night and morning cloudi
ness becoming mostly sunny in
afternoon; little change in tem
peratures. Highs in interior 80-90,
along coast BO-70; low Monday
night 50-60. Wind near coast west
erly, 5-15 m.p.h.
Northern Oregon beaches
Late night and morning fog and
low cloudiness, but afternoon sun
shine. Highs 65-70; low Monday
night 50-55. Light variable winds.
Fire Weather
Fire danger with contin
uing threat of afternoon thunder
showers through Tuesday. Lowest
humidities west of Cascades above
30 per cent. Winds gentle variable,
but mostly westerly during after
noons, except gusty in vicinity of
thundershowers.
rooms at the high school.
"For example," Gralapp points
out, "one portion of the old cate
teria will be made into a 'cut'
room for students who are not
feeling well, and the other section
will be' made into a nursing room.
The main portion of the old cafe
teria . will be sectioned off and
made into four classrooms. At the
same time, the space occupied by
the former kitchen will permit a
badly needed expansion of t h e
girls physical education dressing
rooms."
The new cafeteria, except for
the noon hours when meals are
being served, will be used as a
spacious study hall and will there
by permit four rooms in the main
building to be used as instruction
classrooms.
One of the former music rooms
in the main building will now be
used for vocational education in
struction. The old band room on
the second floor of the' main build
ing will be employed as a lecture
room, for physical education and
other departments.
Ihe former orchestra room in
Ihe main euilding will become the
mats and weight lifting room for
the physical education department
Gralapp adds that both the for
mer band room and the orchestra
room are of such size that they
can each be petitioned into two
full size classrooms if the future
enrollments at the high school de
mand the expansion.
The old physics room in the
main building is now being used as
a biology room, and the former
chemistry room is of such size
that it can be partitioned and
made into two regulation class
rooms.
"Another feature of the new
wing which will add classroom
space is the faculty dining quar
ters," Gralapp said. "The room
on the same basis as the newT
cafeteria, will be employed as a
classroom at all times except dur
ing the noon hour."
Principal Carlson told visitors
during the dedication that the new
wing also permits the school s fun
damental educational program to
be centralized in the main portion
around the library, while the cafe
teria, auditorium, music, vocation
al and physical education pro-
grams have been moved to the
outlying reaches of the building.
SAUSAGE CIIAMPIOX
LONDON (UPl)r- The Whitley
Bay carnival in Northumberland
County is priming to watch an un
challenged champion outdo him
self. "Little Joe" Steele, champ
sausage eater who has consumed
7 feet of the spicy meat at a sit
ting, will try to down 10 feet at
Hie forthcoming fair.
-i t i; ' w $3 tl
ANDREW LONEY Jr. is pictured directing a high school vocal group in. one of the new
music rooms provided by the south wing addition at the high school.
California Weather
By United Press International
San Francisco Bay Area: Fair
through Tuesday some low clouds
in early morning: little change in
temperature: high today San
Francisco 67, Oakland 72, San
Mateo and San Rafael 75; low to
night 52-57; below normal wester-
y winds.
Northern California: Fair
through Tuesday except some
coastal fog and low clouds night
and morning; chance of a lew
scattered thunderstorms in high
mountain areas afternoons; little
change in temperature; coastal
winds variable 8-18 m.p.h.
Mt. Shasta-Siskiyou area: Most
ly fair through Tuesday but
chance of a few scattered thun
derstorms in afternoon; little
change in temperature.
Sacramento Valley: Fair
through Tuesday; little change in
temperature: high both days 84
90; low tonight 53-59; gentle
winds.
Northwestern California
Fair through Tuesday except coa
stal fog and low clouds night and
morning: little change in temper
ature; high today and low to
night Napa 80-50, Ukiah 80-50;
Santa liosa 74-49: coastal winds
variable 8-18 m.p.h.
Moose Hold
Joint Meeting
MERRILL A combined meet
ing of the Merrill Moose Lodge
and Women of the Moose Merrill
Chapter No. 18 was held at the
Moose Lodge on Tuesday evening.
May 20, beginning with a polluck
dinner at 7 o'clock.
The officers of the lodge and
auxiliary presented' an impressive
memorial service for the mem
bers. The occasion also marked the
21st birthday anniversary of the
women's auxiliary. Special tribute
was made to Mrs. Max Hartlerode
and Mrs. Dovie Heeder who are
Women of the Moose charter
members.
Bogus Insurance
Racket Ring Broken
WALLA , WALLA (AP) Two
men who admitted taking part in
automobile insurance claims
fraud have been sentenced up to 15
years in prison.
Sentenced on their plea of guilty
to grand larceny are Clifford G
Perkins, 45, and Albert Schoene
33. both of the Walla Walla area
Their wives were given proba
tion sentences May 25 after they
admitted a part in the operation
which involved staged rear-end
collisions. The prosecution said in
court the operations extended into
Idaho, Washington, Oregon an
California and may have involved
fraudulent claims totaling $100,
000.
Twenty-six persons were
volved in the ring, officers said
Most of the persons were related
and used dozens of aliases.
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4 hours ending at 4 a.m.
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Boston 63 60 .50
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Chicago 67 50
Denver 80 55
Detroit 70 40
El Centra 105 80
fort Worth 87 68
Fresno 87 58
Helena 84 53 .06
Kansas City 77 60
Los Angeles 82 6U
Miami 87 75
New Orleans 89
New York 66 57 .92
Oakland 74 61
Oklahoma City 85 58
Phoenix 105 74
ted Bluff 86 59
Sacramento 83 55
Salt Lake City 91 63 '
San Diego 74 59
Reno 85 44
San Francisco 72 52
Spokane 89 62
Stockton 82 55
Thermal 196 76
Tucson - 103 70
Washington 78 63 .04
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John Grady, 15. of Scituate,
Mass.. son of the U.S. consul at
Southampton, England, fell 100
feet while climbing the White
Cliffs of Dover Friday. He suf-
lered minor cuts and bruises.
of Reedsport, and Roy Brandow,
Winchester Bay.
They were making a flight to
advertise the Salmon Harbor Fleet
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