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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 16, 1960)
I HERALD and NEWS, Klamath Falls. Oregon Sundav. October IB. 1960 PAGE 5 A 1 THE OWL HOOTS "DENNIS THE MENACE'1 By AL GKISS Iporalion in HapersUiwn. Indiana Preparation for the homecom-! It is another nice plug for OTI big activities held Friday and jn a national magazine. Saturday on the Oregon Techj The mela,s department has a campus, on the new campus site, ,. , , , . and in downtown Klamath Falls'" fo'600 Bausth and Lomb me' took precedent last week over, 'allograph. Through it can be everything except class assign- viewed the grain size and con merits for OTI students. The rirst ditions which affect strength, issue of. "The Miler" which i came :ductilityi and other physical prop- IQ-'S I Official Says Nationalists Will Never Surrender Offshore Islands Quemoy And Matsu TAIPEI. Formosa il'PI A Quenioy to the Communists. ;nalional. I Aclm. Liu was commenting on They said the Nationalists had high government official declared Vice Adm Liu Hu-tuh, military! "We have rrivatedly made oui jclashcs between L' S. presidential proved they are able to defend today that Nationalist China ncv- spokesman for President Chiang determination known to the world candidates Richard M. Nixon and'the offshore islands without the er will surrender the offshore is- Kai-shek's government, made the that we will fight to the last" in John F. Kennedy over whetheriUnited States committing any of land complexes of Matsu and.. statement to I'niied Press Inter-defense of the islands, he said, the islands should he defended, is troops. Heuo.oarlins! What fob dinner? ly valuable to us because we can it to Tl X T C I. I. 1 1 J.L. the structural qualities I nOrnTOll IO HI rVIUIIIUIII on a visual screen," stated Bud: . , . ., v i,.. , U' ... n,.,. tif. ' """""-J .w..t ....... p.... October 18. Refresh- out on Thursday was dedicated ! , , . . . r. , . imi ,H "ties of metals. "It especial n"rl ' t XrJ gather 15 students around , !.. .i r- .i. observe 01 un; neimaii uumueii, diuiii- 111 UlCSlVltlll, M... "Owl Hoot" president; and Shar-I " . iThrnlon visit hcle 0,1 Octo-lments wil be served by the club on McCollum, last year's home- laboratory and the 'e'', 18 an1 19 t0 addlsa vl-j Thornton will spend Tuesday coming queen, took part in the1"',1 , lne 1u0,aloly ana me ers' meeting sponsored by thei . , ... ' , ' cuiiinii, iuc..., v .entire c ass can observe the re-u ,m,,u r-.. rm ,i; rii,i afternoon and Wednesday morn- coronation ceremonies during the . ihlamath County Democratic Club - half-time Deriod of the 'UTIiSuUs' lin the Circuit Court Room at mR meeting voters of this area. Owls" and "SOC lied Raiders" J'm McClay. who graduated football game on Modoc Field flom electronics last June, was last night on ,ne camPus this week during Rickys Jewelers, through Bob.his vacation from International Scholl, an alumnus of OTI, again Business Machines, Federal Sys contributed the queen's crown 11 Division at Kingston. New which the queen is permitted to! Ye. He is working on a SAGE keep. Bob Beach, another alum, , Pnj- He is proud of his back continued his traditionally as-ground preparation at Oregon sumed responsibility for engrav- Tech and says that OTI has a ingKhe homecoming trophy. Lo-j?ood standing m tlw eyes of eal alumni,' under President Her-'IBM- man Gumbert, worked with thel We are being only halfway fa student homecoming committee I cetious in quoting Professor Hi to make this one of the best ram Hunt's statement that "OTI homecomings to date. ;now has a nuclear science lab- It was eratifvine to Oreoon juratory." He was asked how he Tech staff members to see so accomplished the project and he many former students returning said. "Simply by hanging a sign ion tne floor, n may presently be the most meagerly equipped nuclear science laboratory in exis tence, but the wheels in Hunt's for the homecoming affair. "Tech Talks" next Tuesday at B:10 D.m. will feature a student panel representing both KUHS ingenious mind are turning out and OTI. Discussing problems; plans for improvement. facing all students will be George Vincent, student body president, 0ur Dusiness manaser, Al Trudy Turpin, student body sec- Smithj nforii being impressed retary, ana Dave sinoeu, uui-,witn ,wo "laws" of university prov- Cyril ness manager, trom Mamatn un ion Hich School; and Bill Fur- administration discovered, en and reported by Prof. row, Calvin Hale and Sue Lund Northcole Parkinson of the Uni- from Oregon Tech Evelyn Biehn, business office, Ik sporting quite a modern look ing cast on her left hand. She doesn't seem to mind the broken bones so bad as she does the telling of how they were broken. Somethine about roping a calf in the dark and getting the rope twisted around her fingers. At least she caught the calf. Mr. Douglass and Mr. Geiss will visit the outlying communi ties in Klamath County on Wed nesday, Thursday and Friday of this week lo promote the Lot versify of Malaya. His first law- is becoming well known: "Work expands so as to fill the time available for its completion." The second is: "Expenditures rise to meet income." This writer won ders why he limited it to uni versity administration. Professors Leroy Fisk and Bill .Bradford met with a group of five pathologists at Sutter and Mercy hospitals in Sacramento on September 15 for an evaluation of Medical Associates courses. The pathologists have no criti cism and were exceptionally com lunoc Inr Orppnn'a Future" oro-' .'. . L " ' plimentary ot on courses, ac-8,am- ! cording to Fisk. Eight Oreeon Tech graduates are presently em Boh Baird. electronics and phys ics instructor, is a member of the Public Relations Committee ployed in these hospitals. The Ol ie riu.ws.o.Ku i,K...c.a rcquest for j0 Me( Te(,h gradu Oregon. At mt'ng of l h eaies each year. The group as em Rogue River Chapter in Medford . ,r ,.,.,:, lm. nn-vciunei . " pressed wj(n ,,e basje fnfamon. the board of trustees. He will at tend the annual meeting of the, gl.a(juates association in aaieui oil isuvciu her 11 and 12. Wayne Raw-son is teaching a drawing course at Kingsley Field for Air Force personnel. Fred Foulon is one of the five members of the City Library Board. They meet once a month to take care of library business. A picture of A. L. 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