i FRIDAY. OCTOBER 10. 1958
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
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Ore Tech Homecoming Takes Place October 1 8
Two thousand letter nf invita
tion were sent out to Oregon Tech
nical Institute alumni notifying
them of 1958 Homecoming activi
ties which will take place on the
campus and downtown in Klamath
Falls on Saturday. October 18.
Bob Scholl, president of the OTI
Alumni Association and committee
members have completed the
schedule of events. Butch Surnmer
Is Homecoming chairman on the
campus. Frank Stanko, dean of
men and Shirley Brusoe, dean of
women, are Alumni awn Un.,..
ing advisers.
Registration will take place from
4 to 9 p.m. on Friday, October 17,
in the Student lTninn hnlMIno n
the campus.
The pep rally will be held on the
campus, starting at 6:30 p.m., fol
lowed by the annual bonfire and
announcement nt the rpcnltc nf thp
voting in the queen contest. Various
areas of curriculum are sponsoring
queen candidates and the list of
cantuaaies win De announced witn-
in the next few days.
AU of the houses on the campus
are entering the sign display Con
tact onH thpir eipnR will he indeed
on Friday night and winners will
be announced at the Homecoming
dance in the camDUS gymnasium
on Saturday night. '
A rally dance in the Student Un
ion will start at 9 p.m. on Friday
night.
Registration will be held at alum
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tel from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Sat
urday. The noise parade will start
through town at 11 a.m.
The traditional football battle be
tween Oregon Tech and Southern
Oregon College will start at 2 p.m.
on Modoc Field. At the half time,
Alumni President Scholl will crown
the queen.
At the conclusion of the game,
many of the women attending will
eo on to the silver tea being new
at the home of Mrs. Walt Mcin
tyre, 235 North Fourth, sponsored
by the Klamath County harm tsu
reau Women, Proceeds will go to
ward a student loan fund for stu
dents from Klamath County attend
ing OTI. The hostesses have ex
tended an invitation to women fac
ulty members and visitors.
The annual, alumni business
meeting will be held shortly after 6
p.m. at the Winema Hotel with a
cocktail hour and the buffet dinner
following. OTI Director Winston D.
Purvine will speak briefly at the
business meeting, giving a review
of the latest developments at the
school.
The big day concludes with the
Homecoming dance in the OTI
campus gym with music by Baldy
Evans Band.
OTI HOMECOMING plans were being finalized this week by representatives of the
school, student body and alumni. Shown, from left, ere Frank Stanko, dean of men end
elumni adviser; Shirley Brusoe, dean of women and Homecoming adviser; Butch Summer,
second year student in structural design technology and OTI Homecoming chairman,
and Bob Scholl, national president of OTI Alumni Association. Reservations are already
coming in for the annual alumni buffet dinner to be held at the Winema Hotel on Satur
day evening, October 18, after the traditional Homecoming game which will be played
in the afternoon.
Machine Rips Man's Attire
LUBBOCK, Tex. (API Charles
Sweeny, 41, an insurance in
spector, finished checking an electric-motor
at a gin.
He stepped from the ladder and
..zip..he was tossed nearly naked
on the floor.
E. K. Schwartz, superintendent
of the cotton gin, found the miss
ing clothes wrapped around a two-
Inch drive shaft near where
Sweeny had stepped from the lad
der. All he had left was a coat,
sleeve, a necktie,' shoes and socks.
Sweeny, who suffered minor
cuts and bruises, later told
Schwartz: "First thing I thought
about when I woke up was how
come I was lying on the floor
with all my clothes gone."
Gl Deserter Out Of Jail
RIBEMONT. France (AP) I
Wayne Powers was back from a
U.S. Army stockade today with I
the French woman who hid him!
during 14 years as a deserter and
gave him four children.
The counle is pynprtpH in h
married soon, although Powers
made no announcement after his
jrelease Thursday. He said earlier
ne piannea to wed Vvette Beleuse.
Powers, 37. of Chillicothe, Mo.,
was arrested last Murrh in ih
tiny village of Mont d'Orienv
when French police finally came
across him. He was court-martialed
and jentenced to 10 years
in prison but this was reduced to
six months.
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Mrs. J. Z. Watkins of Charlotte,
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Congress of Parents and Teachers,
on her way to a district PTA con
ference here, hurriedly grabbed
her portable typewriter to writ '
her speech here. On arrival, she
found she'd brought her portable
sewing machine instead.
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