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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 2, 1963)
Sunday, June t, 1963 PAGES-C Mrs. Ralph Rentro of Bly, re ceived his degree in religious Karen Gladys Rajnus, Malin, and Laila Marie Wakkurl, Klam ath Falls, were among 105 Oregon! cently in recital, playing solo clar inet. State fee scholarships for 1963 64 have been awarded to 197 high school seniors who will at tend the University of Oregon next fall and to 107 students al ready enrolled at the university. Klamath County high school sen iors so honored include Michael Alford, Glenn Davis and Rich education also at the May 25 com mencement at Southern Califor f KJUUUAA nia College. Orrin R. Ormsbce received a bachelor of laws degree from Wil lamette University on June 2. State University seniors graduat ed with honors on June 2 at V Jerry English, son of the Rev OSU's 94th annual commence itnd Mrs. 0. English, received a BA degree in social science May ment. Both were in the School of Education. 25 from Southern California Col lege in Costa Mesa. He has served Libby Byrne, daughter of Mr. Russell Schuh, son of Mr. and as president of the senior class, and Mrs. Robert Byrne, Malm, was elected president of the Scbo- Mrs. Joe Schuh, and Tom Tru love, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest officer in the Lettermans Club, and a member of the College la Society at the Dominican Con Trulove, are members of the Uni versity of Oregon Symphonic Band. The band played in concert on May 23 under guest conductor, Ingulf Daiil, whose works they plaved. Russell also appeared re Student Council this past year. vent Upper School in San Ra ard Houck, Klamath Falls, and He was recently tapped for mem-i fael. Libby, who is a junior, was Lois Owens and Linda Reber, bership in Delta Kappa. also given a special award for both of Malin. Barbara Vertrees. bemg on the iKituir roll each university student, also received David Olp. son of Mr. and month. a scholarship. 512 Main Free Customer Parking 5th & Klamath HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls. Ore. 0 &2 i wt v. ipkmy" Aftt. NEW OFFICERS Hazel Lear, left, retiring president of Alpha Kappa Delta, con gratulatet her successor, May Phinney. Other officers, from the left, are Maxine Marsh, vice president; Bertha Hultman, corresponding secretary, and Katie Lake, re cordinq secretary. Ruth Bingham is the new treasurer. My INITIATES Lillian Hill, left, and Imogene Ralston, right, are two new members of Alpha Kappa Delta honorary for teachers. They were initiated at the May 15 meeting of the group. Manzanita OES Reports k Manzanita Chapter 172, Order of Eastern Star, held its regular (fleeting Hay 8 with Verda E. Scribner and Andy Anderson. worthy matron and patron presid ing in the East. The meeting hon (red mothers and was also the occasion tor dedication ol the new Labyrinth Floor Kug. . CarlotU Wiesman, past grand matron, Josephine Chapter No. 26. Grants Pass, and W. Morris Boughner, past grand patron. Rea dies Chapter No. 66, Medford. cre given grand honors. '. Also welcomed were Virginia Wright, associate grand matron. Valentine Chapter No. 98, Myrtle Creek,- and Frances A. Kalina. Grand Adah. Prosperity Chapter No 160, Malin. '. Grand committee members in troduced were Leona Angel, vhairman of Estarl Fund commit rec. Aloha Chapter No. 61, and Virginia Zumbrun. credentials committee. Cascade Crest Chap ter. No. 159. Chiloquin. An addendum by the o.'ficers. ted by the worthy matron and patron, was presented to dedicate (he new rug. Betty Hunter. Aloha Chapter. nd Marilyn Sigmund. Manzanita Chapter, won the mother's day (lowers for being the oldest and ounsest mothers present. All (pothers were given remembrances. , Virginia Wright, associate grand matron, making her official visit Announced she had appointed Lo- rena McCollum. past matron o Slim Piano Recital Sorority Ends Year Initiation, installation of new officers, and completion of old business marked the last meet ing of the year for Alpha Kappa Delta, honorary for teachers. The meeting was held May 15 at the home of Mrs. Bertha Hultman, who served dessert pri or to the business session which was conducted by the president, Hazel Lear. In an impressive international ly observed ritual, Lillian Hill and Imogene Ralston were initi ated as new members of the hon orary. Ruth Bingham, May Phinney and Hazel Lear reported on the Alpha Kappa Delta state con vention which they attended in Eugene. Installed as new officers were May Phinney, president; Maxine Marsh, vice president: Ruth Bingham, treasurer; Bertha Hultman, ' corresponding score tary; Katie Lake, recording sec retary: Geneva Duncan, histori an; Dorthea Buck and Betty Boyle, chaplains, and Leora Repp, scrgcant-at-arms. BRIDE-ELECT Mr. and Mrs. Gene Ballard, this city, announce the engagement of their daughter, Dorothy Louise, to Philip D. Chamberlain Jr., son of the Rev. and Mrs. Philip D. Chamberlain, Melrose, Mass. The future bride, graduate of Klamath Unior, High School, attended Oregon State University and for the past year has been employed by the University of California Medical Center in San Francisco. Her fiance attended the University of Massachusetts and is now stationed at Kingsley Field. The wedding date has been set for July 13 in Klamath Falls. CD A Elect Officers Catholic Daughters of America Court Klamath No. 1295. held election of officers at the last business meeting. Those elected to serve are Minnie Andrieu grand regent: Norma Vtalinth vice repent; r.thel ox. proph etess; June Lelli, lecturer; Bilhe Jean Sikes, historian: Ellen Ely financial secretary: Elda Gaspe- rini, treasurer; Barbara Roberts. monitor, Mary Oldham, sentinel Mary Tennant, organist, and Flor ence Wallace and Marion Walk er, trustees. Installation will be conducted at the next meeting on May 27. LOVE THAT FORT JHilUHi. Piano students of Mrs. Glenn Chambcrlin were presented in re cital on Sunday afternoon. May 19, in the fellowship room of the First Methodist Church. The program was begun with a duet by Pamela Kennedy and Kar en Chambcrlin and closed with a duet by Sydney Kennedy and James Sanders. Duets were also played by Kathy and Susan Hearth and Pam Dixon and Patsy Gchring. Others in the program were Lynn Seneca!. Gail McBride, Con nie Lasater. Marcus Chamberlin. Marjorie Flowers and Sue Ward. Refreshments were served fol lowing (he program. TOP ACCENTS For summer motoring, shop ping or at the beach, the ker chief cap creates a new cover up for the hair. There are jaunty visor caps tied with chiffon, ber ets, pillboxes, cloches or fedoras all- tied on securely to take you through an outdoor day. Manzanita Chapter, as grand mar shal of the Grand Chapter of Oregon. 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