Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, May 19, 1963, Page 13, Image 13

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SOC IE T Y
By Helen Bechert
Herald end News
Klamath Fells, Oregon Sunday, May 1 9, 1 96.3
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At a prior meeting at the home
of Mrs. Roscoe Liliy, the Klamath
Saddle Club observed its 18th an
niversary. New officers were also
elected at this time. They are
shown above, left to right, Mrs.
S. M. Harrington, vice president;
Mrs. Marshall Poole, president;
Mrs. John Negrevski, secretary,
and Mrs. Delbert Summers, treas-
In keeping with the Klamath Saddle CSub'i tradition of honoring !t outgoing officers, a
dinner dance was sieged recently in the Round Table Room of the Winema Hotel with arrangements
made by Mrs, Kenneth Hill and Mrs, John Negrevski. Honored guests were the past officer shown
above, left to fight, Mrs. S. M. Harrington, tfea$yrr;'Mr$, Dan Emrict, secretary; Mrs. Charles Read,
vice president, and Mrs. Bob Colwell. president.
Also at this annual affair the outstanding club member of the year it chosen. At left, Mr.
LySe Fowler receives the handsome trophy of this honor from lest year's winner Mrs. Dale Mattoon.
right.
in addition to the women pictured here and thoir husbands, other guests were Mr, and
Mr. Roy Ruge, Mr. and Mrs. Hank Ring, Mr, and Mrs. Roscoe Lilly, Mr. and Mrs. Cletu McMahon.
France McNeely and Haiel McCloch,
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Girl of the Year awards were given to a representative of each local chapter
of Beta Sigma Phi at the annua! banquet honoring Founder's Day, held this year in the
Modoc Room of the Winema Hotel. Jenes Moty was mistress of ceremonies.
The seven Girls of the Year, wearing corsages and holding chapter gifts, are
shown at right. Left to right are Louise Mac en, Xi Beta Eta; Erva Brooks, Xi Alpha Theta;
Vi Basey, Xi Delta; Dotty Bragg, Delta Preceptor; Shirley Tockey, Kappa; Mavis Dick,
Tau, and Rita Backa, Beta Phi.
New city council officers installed the same evening are pictured below, left to
right, Barbara Kimes, corresponding secretary; Marie Wryn, treasurer; Doralyn Bocchi,
vice president, and Lueila Murphy, president. Helen Crapo will be recording secretary.
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Decorations for the Bete
Sigma Phi banquet were in yel
low and biacfc, sorority cotort.
Silhouette of women used as
mural end on programs
followed the theme, "The
Torch Will Light The Way."
In charge of party plan wa
the committee below, left to
right, Jeanne Sikei, Paula
Clinton, chairmen, Betty Per
rin, Marge Seutter, Marian
Aelerman. Helen Galloway
and Pat Luies.
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