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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 6, 1963)
Dick Reeder Welcomes Your Charge Account! ust in Time lor I f L;.v- Mfekf if,, WTO '411 'I TTn 81 ' I ' , Afeffi ImM! HLiiiil nmVMiii ';je LkXlw, ;l 13 TOP RANKING KU SENIORS Valedictorian Virginia Fredrick, left, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Harry Fredrlcks and salutatorian Tessa Green, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Green, stand with John D. Voth, KU school board chairman, during commencement exercises at Pelican Court. During commencement 53 scholarships and honors were awarded and 70 departmental awards and othor recognitions were given at an awards assembly May 28. KU FACULTY TROPHY WINNERS stands with Donald Piper, left, son Phyllis Bauer, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. ceived the KU faculty trophies present. senior boy and girl. The trophies were exercises. Ray Hunsaker, superintendent of city schools, of Judge and Mrs. Donald A. W. Piper, and Donald Bauer, shortly after the KU seniors re ed by the high school faculty to the outstanding presented luesday night during commencement no icy s eniors Receive Scholarships, Awards Jlore than 120 Klamath Union High School graduates this year received scholarships and a va riety of awards for academic achievement and meritorious work ommunuL Caienclc at THURSDAY STEWART - LENOX FIRE BELLES, 7:30 p.m., meeting, firei department. KLAMATH ARCHERS. 6:30 p.m., meeting, potluck, Moore Park Archery Range. NATIONAL FEDERATION OF FEDERAL EMPLOYES, Local 704. 8 p.m.. meeting. County Li brary lecture room. Film, civil service history. KLAMATH STAMP AND COIN CLL'B, 8 p.m., meeting, 623 Main. PROSPERITY R E B E K A H LODGE 104. 8 p.m., meeting. Odd Fellows Hall. Honoring Canton Crater and Auxiliary. FRIDAY DAV AND AUXILIARY, 6 p.m. potluck, nominations for conven tion delegates and officers, Ameri can Legion Hall. BETHEL 6. Job's Daughters. 8 p.m., installation of officers, choir, Masonic Temple. 418 Klamath. He cepUon, dance following. EAGLES AND AUXILIARY. R p.m., public installation. Eagles Hall. MERRY MIXERS, B p.m. souare dance, election of of fi cers, Merry Mixer Hall. Bring pies. THURSTON'S DANCE REVUE, B p.m., Sacred Heart Academy auditorium. SATURDAY BETHEL 61, Job's Daugbtets, 8 p.m.. public installation. Scot tish Rile Temple. Reception, dance to follow. RUMMAGE SALE. Malm Man ncrs. 8 30 a.m. to 3 p m.. Clyde's Towing. SCHOLARSHIPS ANO HONORS NROTC Scholarship! Donald Christy and John Foster. BPOE Klumalh Falls Lodge 1247 Schol arship Donald Christy. American Association of University Women's Scholarship Patricia Cochrane.! PEO Scholarship (Catherine Cooper Walter Bean Memorial Scholarshlrj i Janet Highland. Roosevelt PTA Scholarihio Sua Ann Owens. Fremont PTA Scholarship Crnl Thompson. Riverside PTA Scholarship Virainim Battis. Falrvlew PTA Scholarship Patricia Cochrane. i Oregon Congress of Parents and Teach- trs Janice LaCrartde. Classroom Teachers SrhnUrthln Leigh Melton. lelterman's Award, Oregon Food Stores Donald Piper. Klamath County Medical Au.lirv Scholarship Linda Hanville. Dr. and Mrs. Ralph W. Stearns 5c hoi. arshlp Vickl McCann. in numerous special categories. There were 70 departmental 1 u s. National Bank work scholarship au:iric anA nlhan rinnnnlilnnr! Ldwrenct Smith. insurance Women of pieMMiica .May a ai an au-scnooi awards assembly and 53 schol arships and honors given to de serving seniors at the commence ment exercises Tuesday night. , The scholarships presented to the seniors at commencement and the special awards presented May 2ft include the following: DEBT MOUNTS NEW YORK (UPD-Outstand- ing debt of state and local gov emments crossed the $80 billion mark in .19fS2. more than half again as great as it was five years earlier, reports the Insti tute of Life Insurance. Leading factors in the debt growth were school expansion, 'highways, mu n ic i pally owned utilities and sani tation facilities. th Falls Scholarships Carolyn Davis and Judy Tuttie. John Lewis Blomqulst 'Memorial Schol arship Carolyn Brotherhood. Eugene Beauty College-Tuition Schol arship Louise Arnold. UNIVERSITY OF OREGON Honors-Oregon Dads' Scholarship Virgi nia Fredrieks. Oregon Dads' Tuition and Fee Scholar shipPatricia Cochrane. District and County Scholarship Patri cia Cochrane. Oregon Mothers' Tuition and Fee Schol arship Glen Davis. ONPA-Journalism Scholarship Glen Davis. District and County Scholarship Glen Davis. Tuition and Fee Scholarship Michael Alford. tion and Fee Scholarship Jane) Highland. OREGON STATE UNIVERSITY HONORS I Oregon State Dads' Club Certificate ol Excellence Nancy Nicol and Donald Pi- i per. Honor RecogniTion jonn uueroein, uon- ald Piper. Tuition and Fee Scholarship Nancy Nicol. OREGON TECHNICAL INSTITUTE Tuition and Fee Scholarship Carol Frei. SOUTHERN OREGON COLLEGE Tuition and Fee Scholarships Nancy Baker, Virginia Battis. Sue Ann Owens. Linda Parisotto and Dolores Savio BRIGHAM YOUNG UNIVERSITY Tuition Scholarships Steven Lawrence and Vickl Johnson. PACIFIC UNIVERSITY Tuition Scholarship Sharon Row land. UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA Tuition Scholarship Gael Hallack. LEWIS AND CLARK COLLEGE HONORS Leadership Awards Phyllis Bauer and Jamas Sibbet. Honors at Entrance Nancy Chltwood. Lewis and Clark College Scholarship James Sibbet. Elk Lumber Company Scholarships James Sibbet, Kelherine Cooper. Nancy Chltwood and Kathryn Murdock. JUDSON BIBLE COLLEGE Tuition Scholarship Paul Hammers ley. RIPON COLLEGE (Wisconsin) Speech Scholarship Gall Brotherhood. DEPARTMENTAL AWARDS Art Paula Hammerstey. Business Education Oa rlene Gentry. Dramatics Lloyd Eastman. English: Composition Tessa Green; Literature Donald Piper. Foreign Languages Susan Paddock. Mathematics Donald Piper. Music Patricia Cochrane. Physical Education Gerald Kramer. Science Janet Highland. Social Science Janice McCornack. OTHER RECOGNITION AWARDS DAR Good Cttiienshlo Award Phyllis Bauer. DAR Homemaker's Award Alice Hoag- land. American Chemical Society Certificate Nancy Chltwood. Bausch and Lomb Science Medal VJc- kl Johnson. Northwest Science Exposition Certifi cate John Foster. Mathematics Association of America Pin Robert Kyle. National Scholastic Art Gold Medal Rose Ann Dearing. National Merit Scholarship Program: Certificate of Merit-Finalist Steven Lawrence; Commendation for Superior Performance Frederick Ehlers, Donald Christy. Glen Davis. Sharon E a r I e y and Richard Flynn. JOURNALISM Eric W. Allen Award. Oregon Scholas tic Press Association Margaret Waggon er. Kraler Editor Kathy Murdock. Associate Editor Louise West. LANGUAGE AWARDS French Mary Dixc. . German Virginia Fredrlcks. Latin Donald Christy. Spanish Janice Sessom. Telecommunication Award Louise West. Girls' Recreation Association Award Gladus Andersen. VOCATIONAL EDUCATION Mechanical D. awing James A. Kurth. Woodworking Evan Duncan Samuel. Coty American Youth Award Certificate Carol Bousguet. Betty Crocker Award Terrl Higgins Gil der. Oregon High School Athlete of the Year Donald Piper. Speech Trophy Gall Brotherhood. National Forensic Leaque Awards: Degree of Merit Charlene Copeland and Dagmar Henry. Degree ol Distinction Gail Brother hood. FOUR YEAR AWARDS Band Gold Pins Virginia Battis, David Biehn, Staff Breed, Nancy Chltwood, Pat ti Cochrane, Jean Curry, Carolyn Davis, Fred Ehlers, Gary Fredrick, Virginia Fredrlcks, Allan Jackson, Steven Law rence, Roy Marvin, Larry Nlemi, Carman Feebler, Donald Piper, Cheryl Rein miller, Ruth Russell, Dwlght Schuh, Mar garet Waggoner, Larry Walker and Fred Wickersham. Drama Letlle Rodgers, Gall Broth erhood, Lloyd Eastman, Susan Douglas, Milly Sutherland and Quentin Dexter. HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Kails, Ore. 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