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HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls, Oregon
Sunday, June 16, IMS
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TO HOLD OFFICE At the annual tea of Pelicdnettes held thit year in the Winema
Hotel Round Table Room, new officers were installed and presented with one red
rose. Left to right, are Linda Stranske, hand drill leader; Elizabeth Ough, secretary;
Jean Blspham, president; Edie Morlan, dance leader; Sharon Randle, treasurer. Not
pictured is Beth Mason, vice president.
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Andrea Reedcr, daughter of Mr
and Mrs. Dick Iteeder, who has
just completed her sophomore
year at college, has been selected
u play with the Ensemble for
the Shakespearian Theater in Ash
land this summer season. A flutist
she has played in the band at Ore
gun Stale University the past
year.
Wendell McLin. son of Mr. and
Mrs. Floyd McLin, is one of 12
juniors scholastically highest of
their class, who were chosen to
serve as marshals of the Uni
vcrsity of Oregon Dental School
commencement exercises June 13.
He was graduated with a BS
degree from Willamette Universi
ty before enrolling at the dental
school. His wife. Diane, is a case
worker with the welfare depart
ment.
Mona Chenowcth Swanson.
daughter of Air. and Mrs. Paul
Chenowelh. received her BA de
gree in education on June 3 from
Northwest Nazarene College at
Xampa. Idaho. She is a member
of Zcta Kappa Rho honor society
and was presented with the Anna
H. Iluycs Education Award by
the Idaho State PTA. She has
accepted a teaching position in
Kansas City, Mo., where her hus
band will be enrolled at Nazarene
Theological Seminary.
Susan Peterson, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Peterson,
recently received the award for
the outstanding senior in Phi
Chi Theta honorary for women in
business at Oregon State Uni
versily. She also received the
award for outstanding senior in
her sorority, Alpha Gamma Del
ta.
A recent graduate in secreta
rial science, she will leave soon
for Germany where she will be
married In Lt. Lynn S. Hill of
Orinda, Calif., presently serving:
with the Armv.
ALL IN FUN Junior members of Pelicanettes staged entertainment for the party.
Sylvia Gerber, seated left, adviser to the group, goes along with the fun assisted by
outgoing officers of the club. Also shown leafed is Ann Brickner, center, president,
and Joyce Badker, dance leader. Standing, same order, Roxie Mathews, hand drill
leader; Carol Phillips, secretary; Susan Leiser, vice president. Not present was Mary
Bunyard, treasurer.
Richard Flvnn, son of Mr. and
Mrs. R. M. Flynn. Tulclake. re
ceived a BA degree from Stan
ford University on June 16. He
has been accpled to the Universi
ty of Califonia Law School at
Berkeley (or the fall term.
Donald Patton, son of Mr. and:
Mrs. II. L. Patton received a
BS degree with honors in the
School of Education at the June!
12 commencement ceremonies at
Oregon State University.
Two Klamath Falls students
have been commissioned as sec
ond lieutenants following comple
tion of advanced ROTC at Oregon
State University. Gerald Mussel-
man was commissioned in the Air
Force and Ronald Robertson in
the Army.
John C. Cox, son of Dr. and
Mrs. John Cox, received a Mili
tary Science Achievement Award
at the commissioning and awards
ceremonies June 9 of the Uni
versity of Oregon Military De
partment.
Sixteen members of the sec
ond Honors College graduating
class at the University of Oregon
received degrees on June 9. Called
a "college wilhin the university"
for exceptionally able students,
this year's graduating class
achieved a 3 .28 grade point average.
Among the graduates was Hus-
sell Schuh. son of Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Schuh. who received a BA de
gree in foreign languages.
Tom Premo, former resident of
Klamath Falls now residing at
Burney, Calif., received his BA
degreee from Chico State Col
lege this spring term.
Charles Tuning, son of the Rev.
and Mrs. Evert J. Tuning,
Sprague River, was a candidate
for the degree ol Master ot social
Work at the June 10 commence
ment exercises at University of
Utah.
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Martin L. Pernoll, a 1957 grad
uate of Lakeview High School,
received his doctor of medicine
degree Monday, June 10. at the
University of Texas in Galveston,
He plans to take his internship
at the University of Oregon Medi
cal School in Portland and later
gel special training in surgery.
Five students from Lake Coun
ty were included in the commenc-
ment services at the University
of Oregon. They were Alta Lee
Pernoll, Summer Lake; Clifford
Herbert, Lakeview, and Charlcia
Lantz Fendcll. receiving bache
lor of science degrees. Henry
Ernest Bergstrom received a bach
elor of law degree, and James
Bud Deming a bachelor of arts
The marriage of Joann Solberg
and Norman Silliman was solem
nized May 18 in the Congregation
al Church with the bride's uncle,
the Rev. Eugene B. Barrow of
Pnneville, officiating.
The altar was flanked by beau
ty baskets of white gladioli and
pink carnations for the double
ring ceremony. Companion flow
ers were on the piano, which was
played by Janice LaGrande.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin 0. Solberg
and was given in marriage by her
father. Her gown was fashioned of
delustered satin with trim of re-
embroidered scalloped Chantilly
lace. The full skirt extended into
a chapel train. A petite satin pill
box embroidered with pearls and
crystals and w ith self bow at back
secured the elbow length veil of
silk illusion. She carried a cas
cade of white cymbidium orchids,
white carnations and stephanotis
and centered with a corsage for
her going-away outfit.
Maid of honor was the bride's
sister, Mary Beth Solberg. Her
frock was of dark rose.
Bridesmaids were dressed
pink. They were the bridegroom's
sister, Grace Silliman, and two
classmates of the bride, Mary Ott
and Estelle Strand, all of Eu
gene.
The honor attendant's flowers
were light pink Tama carnations.
Those of the bridesmaids were
pink and white elegance carnations.
Jan Silliman, niece of the bride
groom, was flower girl.
The bridegroom Is the son of
Mrs. Margaret Silliman. Eugene,
and J. B. Silliman, Salt Lake
City. Mrs. Silliman wore an en
semble of gold brocade for the oc
casion. Roger Persons was best man
and ushers were Dale Bartmess,
Noel Silliman and Victor Alexan
der, all of Eugene.
The reception in the church par
lors followed the ceremony. In the
receiving line with the bridal pair
was Mrs. Solberg. who chose a
dress of mint green brocade for
her daughter's wedding.
Assisting at the reception were
Mrs. Melvin Howie, Mrs. Elwin
Swinney, Mrs. Vernon Alexander,
Mrs. Herbert Harshbarger. Mrs.
Joann Lesiak, Mrs. Joe Silliman,
Mrs. Quinn Hawley. Mrs. Eugene
Barrow and Nolan Lesiak.
Attending the gift table and
guest book were Penny Lynn How
ie, Ann Lesiak and Mary Oail
Barrow. -After
a brief honeymoon trip,
degree.
Melvin Ray Adams was grad
uated with honors at the Oregon
State University commencement,
the School of Science.
M QL' - ling- Watchmen ot shepherds Clyde, district deputy of District No.
; V U I II UN INC Brown made a report on his at- Oregon.
A song was sung by Al and Ruth
Geiss in honor of Mother's Day
At the first meeting of their : tendance at Supreme Shrine ses-
Icrms of office new officers ofjsion in New Orleans the previous worth hi h icsU,5s
Naomi Shrine No. S heard com-iwcek He also hrouehl the an.;.n.i ii .h.-. .imiin. .
" "re""' -.- aim jtmu nouncemeilt 01 llie sunreme an-
v., iiuuk; n ouiicicki. announce i pointments for some of the local
her ways and means projects,
Refreshment commillec mem
bers for the evening were Nell
members. The Worthy High
Priestess Myrtle Schieferstein was
unpointed sunreme naue: Watch
Slewart, Lorena Ward. Itulh and man of Shenherds Brown was an-
Liiaries Lew. pointed sunreme kind's euard and iwns nretrntpd u-ith a rati, in
Naomi Shrine honored all moth-Uis Murohv. junior Dast wor-lhonor ot her hirthdnv which was
ers at (lie May II staled meet-'thy high priestess, was appointed May 12.
small memento.
Refreshments were served by
Josephine and Carl Young. Jane
and Thomas Barnes, Florence and
Bud Anderson. During the refresh
ment hour. Myrtle Schieferstein
Graduating from Southern Ore
gon College at Ashland were Jo
anne Cosgrove, Jack Kopacz, and
Sharon Kay Washburn, receiv
ing bachelor of science degrees
in education: David Elliott and
Glenn Vandergaw, bachelor of
science degrees in general studies:
and Donald B. Alger, bachelor of
arts in general studies.
Cook Laird received his bache
lor o( science degree from the
University of Nevada on June
having majored in agricultural
education.
Bette Lee Orr has been named
royalty editor for the Oregon
Stale University Beaver for the
coming year, She has served as
club editor during the past year.
David Morris. 1961 graduate
ol Lakeview High School, was
among the 60 students of the Uni
versity of California Glee Club
who left June 12 for Europe.
He sings second tenor with the
club. They will sing in 11 coun
tries and housed and entertained
by students in various universi
ties. They return lii the slates
Aucust 12.
PRESIDENTS - Jean Blspham, right, new president of
Pcllcnnettes, pep club of KUHS, receives the gavel and
few pointers from the club's serapbook from Ann Brick
ner, outgoing presidont.
Now in progress! Our
61st
ANNIVERSARY
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SAYINGS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT
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S12 Moin
Us Our Big Forking Lot ot 5th & Klamath
m QUEE
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ryouts
JUNE 23rd
TWO BIG EVENTS!
JUNIOR QUEEN
of the
Junior Rodeo
July 2Qlh&21st
Gals - 14 to 16
Register Now!
Sign up free right now at Charlie Read's
Saddlery, 623 Klamath Ave., Gene's Men's
Store, 6th and Main or Drews Manstore,
733 Moin. The Queen will be chosen and
crowned June 23rd.
QUEEN
of the
Professional
RODEO
July 2nd -3rd -4th
Gals - 16 to 20
Register Now!
It's free, so sign up right now at Charlie
Read's Saddlery, 623 Klamath Ave., Gene's
Men's Store, 6th and Main or Drews Man
store at 733 Main. The Queen will be sel
ected and crowned June 23rd.
TRYOUTS START 1:30 P.M.
Klamath County Fairgrounds
This is just the beginning of the many events to be held during rodeo time in the
Klamath Basin. Plan on attending them all. For odvance professional rodeo
tickets write to: P.O. Box 367, Klamath Falls, Oregon. General admission,
adults, $1.50; Children, 50e . . . Covered Grandstand, $2.50 and $3.50.
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the new Mr. and Mrs. Silliman
returned to Eugene where he is
employed. Mrs. Silliman will be
graduated in August from Sacred
Heart Stinoi of Nursing.
Olher out-of-town guests includ
ed Mrs. Elizabeth Lee and Ray
Foreman, Redding; Mr. and Mrs.
Hudson Barrow, San Martin,
Calif.; Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bar
row, Mr. and Mrs. John Silliman,
Sacramento; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
B. Silliman. Greenriver, Utah;
Capt. David Goode, Sandis AFB,
Albuquerque, N.M.; Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Lesiak and family, Mr.
and Mrs. F. T. Silliman and fam
ily, Keith Silliman, Mr. and Mrs.
Rodger Person, Alford Persons,
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Bartmess, Eu
gene.
MAY BRIDE Mrs. Norman Silliman was Joann Solberg
before her May 18 marriage in the Congregational
Church. The newlyweds are at home in Eugene.
Photo by Ferebee
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