Club when his caddie saw some
SPINNER OR SPOON?
BALTIMORE AP Arthur
Nattans Sr. is one of the few
carp working in a shallow water
hole nearby. Nattans, using a
golfers to come home with a. golf club, worked some of the
creel of fish. Nattans was play
ing the 13th hole at Suburban
carp of several pounds each to
the shore. He gave a few to the
caddie, gave one to a friend and
Herald News November 19 Page ijtook one home.
fer ONLY
V'
RECM
SAVE
RDINGS
CLIP THIS AD! IT'S WORTH
10c on the purchase of ANY OF
THE "TOP TEN" records listed
in the Herald and News feature
"The Record Shop" found gener
ally on the same page as this ad,
(Bring Thil Ad To Derby's)
RECORDS - ALBUMS - SHEET MUSIC
DwhtftMmic Co,
w
126 No. 7th
Ph TU 4-5121
Listen To The
COCA-COLA
HI-FI
CLU3
MONDAY thru FRIDAY
AT 8 P.M.
Saturdays - 1 1 to 1 2 a.m.
Radio K-AGO
Brought To You By The)
COCA-COLA
Bottling Co. of Klamath Falls
LOOKING FOR FAST
CLEANING SERVICE?
nr ii in at itCiwtjji ? w . "x. -a.rJ2
We know that everyone is in a hurry to hove
their cleaning back crisp, and fresh as new
. . . that's why our truck is at your door as
soon as possible after your call. Whatever
your cleaning needs rugs, draperies or fine
clothing, it's picked up cleaned and returned
in the fastest possible time.
Fashion Cleaners
129 So. 7th
Phone TU 4 5563
ADVANCED BIOLOGY receives a realistic fouch as these two students inspect a
human skeleton. This is a senior subject and is taught by Mrs. Franc Bailey, shown at
left. At right are students Sharon Russell and David Poole. This subject is designated
especially for those students planning to follow occupations in related fields, A student
must have taken general biology and chemistry to enter this class.
Imm-'" Til
i ; A ? -it1 I . v t - t i
aciauK n iri Ifll 'nil 1 1 "m " i ir i r - iTihhhih i i iimi TiimniT in) " ' 1i Hin'niwsl
I
i
ADVANCED PHYSICAL SCIENCE is another feature at KUHS emphasized during
American Education Week. This course has been a part of the KUHS curriculum for
the past ten years. The laboratory approach stressed in this course gives a definite
advantage to students going on in advanced work in science, engineering, medicine,
nursing and other related fields. Other areas covered in this course besides qualitative
chemistry, are units in quantitative and organic chemistry, astronomy and geology.
Shown here in foreground, are Jo Anne Miller, left, and Linda Anning, right. In order
to enroll in this advanced class, the student must have completed a year of general
chemistry with better than average grades.
:;f;
A MODEL of a Roman theater is being shown here in connection with the teaching of
senior English. Senior students Jim Scapple, and Rae Rotrock, right, hold the model
while instructor Louis Corrigan points out some details. During the year as part
of a course in literature, lectures on the history of the theater are presented. These
lectures, which emphasize chiefly Shakespeare precede a series covering Macbeth
and Othello. The English department at KUHS offers a comprehensive four - year
course in English. The subject matter covers the broad areas of speech, composition
and literature.