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Berald & News Klamath Fall
President's
Honor Roll
Announced
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The president's office at Ore
gon Technical Iastitute announced
65 students were placed on the
President's Honor Roll or the
fall term in special icognition of
their superior academic achieve
ment at the college.
The honor roll is (or students
who achieve a 3.5 or higher
grade average for the term's
work.
Students with a straight 4.0 1 A
average were Sandra A. Benson
Klamath Falls: Jovce Elaine
Carlson, Willamina; Thomas L
Day, Klamath Kails; .lohn D. Do
ran, The Dalles; Charles J. Good
man, Medford; William ft. Lan
der, Springfield; Harry D. Metke
,Bend; James D. Newkirk. Wolf
Creek; Charles ft. .N'idever
Klamath Kails, and Karen A
Nickel), McMinnvillc.
Others with a 4.0 average were
Richard G. Rupp, Fresno: Carole
E. Saunders, Klamath Kails; Sue
Searles, Pendleton; Harvey Sha
fer, Forest Orove: John D. Stell
ner, Sunland, Calif.; Jerry H
Swanson, Klamath Kails; Nancv
n. Tiller, Klamath Kails; John J
Tolten, Portland; Frank P. Tun
no, Portland, and Steplien D. Wil
cox, Hood River.
Achieving an average between
a .1.5 and .1.947 were Gene M
Piercy. Gresham: Lynn' D. Zir
kle, Klamath Kails: Richard E.
Gobcli, Cascade Locks; Dennis
Weber, Myrtle Creek; Robert T.
Blair. Lakeview; Burrell Claw
son, St. Helens: Patricia D. Lo
gan, Talent, and Alan D. Schur
man. Ridgefield. Wash.
Others were Theodore R. Mar
tinson. Mount Hood; David A. El
rod. Medford: Genevieve J. Mont
pomcry. Myrtle Point; William V.
Ott. Clackamas; Harold A.. Le
gard, Silverton. and John B. An
derson, Medford.
Also included were Earl M.
Raehurn, Baker; Barbara A. Kar
nosh. Scio; William A. Olson Jr..
Cottage Grove; Jerome J. Egner.
-Mount Angel; Richard C. Taylor.
Corvallis: John H. Rea Jr.. Tou
chel; W. Morton Gordon, Elgin;
Jerry D. Nussbaum. Portland;
Krick Jergenson, The Dalles;
Dennis D. Ponse: John C. Kells.
Nampa, Idaho; Billy D. Johnson.
Klamath Falls, and Wilford Lee.
Myrtle Creek.
Henry J. H a 1 1 m a n. Dorris;
George A. Hunt Jr., Klamath
Kalis; Gwendolyn A. lop, Piine
villc; Henry V. lsenhail. Lang
lois; Norman L. Shalte. Astoria.
Daniel N. Kolk. Klamath Kails;
Krank E. Scharman, Ridgefield;
Lee A. Bull Builts. lakeview;
William A. Hendrix, Bly; Wesley
E. Allen. Toledo: John E. Lip
pold, Salem, and Jarard G. Rich
ardson. Revs Creek.
Donald D. McKeteis. Shady
Cove; Dclores A. Westgaard. Ash
land; Yvonne L. Cox, Klamalh
Kails; Harold Roy Kleiman, El
Paso. Tex : William L. l-a-Knrce.
Toledo, and William E.
Vacenblast, The Dalles.
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