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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 31, 1965)
_ ¢ s - . | — AT Tim Maga Conte Wo B To Vassall Tony Vassallo, senior Je Hig School, fied that. the local has at Hen- been noti- Salute. Hig Line Cor Editor&# been’ named winner in the Time) ‘Magazine’s 29th annual Current Contest. Affairs Marci Newcomb at seniors Moore, and students, runner-up the hig “PAGE— Henle were scoring B HERALD AND in,” nineties. students Can dents, them- govern secret marking polls tthe effectively? selves i “Yes,” th VASSA acivil participa LAKEVIEW—On of the flood, and ‘ the sho teacher, bird with lie the Malin High Given gym. school him Miss Malin has been School chosen as the 1965 Chap ter Sweetheart of the Malin year-old viewe For MH team dance Pepn formed Report to a ac-) time - tivities .at_baskethall games. the team were ‘Tryou held in c f BONANZA ecem! or end Biea rea Rubye Mrs. ‘were Kujac. to open ‘club members except ers and majorettes, f S Mr Car T all h or Designe on enor o r junior, fatwing: the students. Lina, Karen. roll} honor Students list- follows: as o Schimoe coe soma Clark, Lyon, Diana Da a Mccor Sani gies ‘Marilyn nu a Loudean Lyo Rogers; Jonnna ta “Martinez, Kristi Horn Olfoman, Stastny, lovee ne she S McFall Raval Newlun,, and call. Su Ran Grade Pay grace- lee, Rotate Elgnin ear sharon Mckay, V a sponsors election mock Ge arin ot Da T Karen Dien, cil ce carl recently, lees of the Committee, Constitu-|ward Yasana. about Named tivities, Linda As KU Representativ atten. dance records of any. previou Sva|senior play at the school, when the group presente ‘‘No Boy Allowed,’”* under the direction of John Hines, instructor. member charter a : pla Linda se-| Citi-| cooki of Oregon, can Revolution, agains in the county, her school lists bowling to as football and Abo the tentativel to majoring in| Henle enroll DA Butte Valley High School Sacted Heart Academy Chiloquin High School Pupi Klamath Bonanza freshman, was of queen Christmas. the Ball Christm Dorothy week School crowned Bl during annual activities of Oklahoma office of where. the Alph Mu na Theta a Hi School High School Ga 92 and Jan Smut Rela and Van Johnie + Roo Bold, Alan, Bruce Ritter, Jeon! Will KUHS. FOUNDE : Bl Sak in the community The dance, by and the Parents held in Association; was The the gymnasium. high Judy Hagu Tracy Julie As Chapter of ‘i = the The National package Honor four An i Traini Progr Under I Lakevie 7: by Ro Wilkinson, an employe of Holland heet Metal, the letter SH. foot tall were at raised for their first viewing the Sacred Heart Henle game Jan. - Hi Elli Sc Play Schedule Chris once The ‘This staff re- is paper two weeks, every radio staff show corrects and their writes material, practice delivery of the scripts, and presents the last part of ‘th The all is week. is broadcast Radio. purpose is to keep program: Friday by KQIK every ‘The during show each program parents up-to-date happening in the what on high school week. casting for the Sacred Academy senior play With Heart completed production is and performance way under- the end of for are Feb- a be sent India to ‘ will provide love mixup the supp individual to the wishin care to do- packag ‘pro- gram is asked to contact ciety Hig School. Societ activi- at Bonanza Members, Honor new members the $o- were! acted Stoney las William Charlie, Nanette, Madame van as Gumpenburger Nancy Charlyn de Tour, Nanc and Denn as Chase as Mary Dono- Jane Moty Smith. the literal A cliffhanger, Open Door,” has a mysteriou house for its dramatic ‘settin as Mrs. where lan out parts of jin and bailiff for for a murder makes its abode the simpl act of open- door provides the entrance a vengeful spirit. Sharon the ceremonies, Benson plays, Esther, Richard The four members new are, Louie as Martin, Paula Andrieu Don Schreiner, Cath Angel, Di jas Mrs. Ronald Leifes- Williams and Virginia No ti_as Owen, ane- Waters as ble. Ruth and Carol Moty as Lotti Parri sch Sus eae containi N offic paper. ing judge, defense b ‘Sh Herald Honker printed Announced initiated at a special court ses- sion held in early December, Judith Randall, Lydia Rosan- dich and Linda MeFall, senior ai Fr a year. school the In other ties, four Nelso Jo now Heart} as. ate E highs uk school ‘The ports, writes, and organizes the Pla Plans VF Speec Cha Told Th complete iver to and normal- service project, a for the one-act comedy, At the Jan. 22 Bonanza home} ‘French Roast,” as handsome basketball hims gam agains Mer- Stone it Jone finds between two. rill the hom he is one. box for free-will. donations. women, a to marry and the oth- are also collecting articles debutant, Parisian The er a elothing and non- cast includes Gary Hedlund as foods. — b is i difficult during the as minimu requirement least task is very ly ‘keep the staff working at full speed during the entire scheduled BONANZA a have Slimmer McCollum Speci India Proje locate at Fernlund Linda Honker Herald staff. The yearboo staff is con- cerned primarily with gettin the Sagebrus Ech the scho Honor Societ Plan Nine junior colleg Hig Lee Pan Moss ‘Marg Payne School Union Parso DeNardo. Wayne Scott Dunsmuir High School Henley High School honored. School were recently, election fo Mu Alpha Thela, international high school and club. mathematics made The announcement was by Dr. Harold Huneke, ‘national who is an| secretary-treasurer, associate professor of mathe- at The matics University CORRES nda Dan Bly Ligh School High Union High Lakeview Okla. at Klamath LINES HIGH BONOTTO NORMA psycholog and ness art stories news: press| not only evaluate High from the Honker Herald to see sufficient if they contain news success- ful during the few weeks it has| value to be passe on to the been organized. larger papers’ in Klamath Falls A number of news stories have| and Lakeview, but also report been accepte by both the news that is of importanc to Herald and News and the Ex- the adult population but is not aminer, The press bureau con-| printed in the school paper. sists of four students who: are! Other divisions in the publi-| former members of th Honker| cations class are the yearbook radio Herald staff. These show. students staff, staff, and stude Bl Oregon majoring in of LAKEVIEW—The. new bureau of the Lakeview ‘School has been highly Sib QUEE ersity She the liberal She has one. brother, Scott, -program. “likes people,” and would like| wh is a 14-year- eighth gra- at the Uni-| ‘0 venture into the fields of busi- der at Henley Junior High, Stude Pres Bur Organiz B Lakevie Journalis Class other Nin — Me! -COLLUM JULIE en- Hornet basketball game: future, Julie plan ‘|KU BALL ac- ice and. hobbies. She also attending joys attend the Uni- to school,” skating, swimming sewing Award, ‘give annually] pen the Daught of the Ameri- by Nelson, all _ Coun- Student as a addition Julie I Bonotto Sahe Nes broke (serving |retary), Club, and Selecte Fo Mat Clu Butte DORRIS—The ‘Valle High School senior ‘class play, Among her Pep Club of which are president b Lyon of Ma- 0 - activities, school’s activities . Inte ee Se - Hen-| . n At TENGAN held Sina) Pape, Pat a stev Molianix, Lakeview Highway. During her four years at she is Essay Published i Nov. 3, on #y-Suiy. i © for student must with distinction semesters of col- mathematics| leg preparatory sts th following Menfion Klamath 100 Honorable. Union Profits from the play made High fifth) the and be enrolled in was slusents light of the evening MERRILL On Thursday, other Senior organize on Sept 1 1926,|and sponsored He also must have semester, 12 Grade Bechgoe, Lyn: {Was of the crowning Queen Shirl Terpening. Jan. 7 Judy. and winners of the Veter “Frank |eratherton, replacing the Klamath Countyjevents will be used to defer! of at a grade Leda Hunter, Dorothy a ans of Foreign Wars ce “Voice of which built/soem of the of was Whe School the expenses o-| of os his Cathy. Angel last year& queen. Dorothy bi a Gor Wooten. Donna. Wu an- contest 190 at a cost o $2 50 “Senior were !annual emocracy” Day.” Ski ‘school Kee is the daughte of Mr. and rag 10 Bill Steber Mu Alph Theta, founded at nounced b Jack DeBoy, com-; Mrs. Ray 9 Steve Borans, Carl Grade ‘mander of Grohs,| the Merrill VFW. The University of Oklahoma in| ‘4nd Deanna Scott Grade 8 Grohs Philip and “Carel 195 now has more. than 900 Winning the $1 first place trove, Marion Bowlsby Allen clubs in all 50 states and in was Robert Grode England Switzerland, Japan, Hobson was the recipient of the LAKEVIEW “The Ugly Canada, the Canal Dennis Zone, Puerto $1 second place, the from |American,” CHILOQUIN SCHOOLS. adapte and Guantanamo Kerns received for third Rico, $ Bay, novel of the sam best- iba The club is sponsore place Chiloquin Hig School w name, has been chosen by Lake- the ablished in Mathematical Associa- 1926 Records LAKEVIEW—Lakeview at Students wh participated in Bullard School, view High School as the secon i of sho tion that America and has at-| School had who’ out-| students a are Theat the contest Chiloqui were required to’ play to be tracted the attention of top write a of in commercial cla: some sont as early as Standi Mar 1. speec on the topic of at th rary, Ann Wei mathematics in this “The les are bein trained to assume: School, Rladtor Challeng of Citizenship.” Castin bega Jan. 18 an i country and al | job at various city school of- the high school library, Followin the writing of the. Jan. 2 with seven men} Dar- of work Club activities fices and in the libraries yl Jean Leavitt at the counsel- seven women, plu several’. in areas. of mathematics not speec contestants tape them submitted the them to and in center at LHS, ‘play extras, chosen for parts. usuall covered in the class- VEW for judging. First’ plac A journal chal- winner&# room. speeche of the area Fern Walton, lenging problems in mathemat-| ‘will be sent to the district com- tor, and ‘ies is mail:d to each club three librarian, Mrs. Weir selects the). petitio times during the school year. Mrs, Walton) iy Cher} ryt Grade Reb class constructed 3 are ‘Tenth Bil recently School High listed ed for High Lines \ley Julie has been outstanding as a participant in many of her| lems. Ho c sed A. Ro Nam 34 Student T Li issu _5ive itte obtain} S letters Sacred «and li 1 the hon- ‘a formed to Committee, ‘Cod | handle student or faculty prob- graduation. daughter of Mr. is the Mrs. Carl Diana and News Student Bod sec-| of French! member of| new) Heart and the approvin of a Six Sacred Academy the National Honor Society. Asked recently what her most will have their seniors yearbook. This yearbook is essays of those experienc has been Es- enjoya from the National the/ th |say Press in the essay anthol- in high school, Julie include replied, past as it will spring term and b publi shed ‘ogy “Young America Speaks. “the National Honor Society. It school the end of the after ‘Those having their essays ac-| is a lot of hard work to be a cepte are Sharon Benson, Mi- goo ‘student in class and still! year. commit-\chael McClary, Perry, Kathleen| be able to take part in the| The nine standing extracurricular activities| As-|Weaver, Robert Benson and Ed- many’ council are Coos Sept 27 to 29 ‘On of Hig girls ‘ after nurse vn to one tea Ly Rot an D sehr gymnasium of the junior and the Th Donated red Cardinal the walls of presentatio mention. O all the students on roll Don Sc ‘ stude MALIN—The roll just senior 17 a Malin at correspondent as Herald lum, n Sta te \cla Malin honor six-week period listed 18 students and straight | race Academy& The — honorable pep Chosen for the dance Marla were Kirkpatrick, Presi- Leidholdt, cilla: Betty Pope, Moore. Gloria Bryant, Annie Carol Crawford, Linda Schmid li, Linda Turner, Terry Petra-| ‘an Judy McAuliffe, sek, Julie Anders The leaders are Dar- Ta Micka, Joyce Mullanix. and} Joan Letters the cheerlea iwas. Mullan It a her four years at KU Linda has in served in and been a mem-| citizen of Pe Peppers, her school and community, is a ber Relations Club, Ski tional member of Malin Pep Club French Club Student Athletic Girl&# Association, land Rally Squa She is pres- and an- school newspaper staff, ently the KU student body sec- For two nual staff. years, she director of retary, and has served on sev- has been. assistant eral bod committees,| ithe school plays. Currently Di- jor class officer, a lan is secretary of the senior snow princes on last year’s the was court, and this fall Extra-curricular ‘activities in- Homecomin Queen clude eight years in 4-H Bee career as ‘Club. She plans a res-|—— Roll Honor Malin perform during half wa died. crane cued the young had found’a refug too late. Danc Tea MALIN—The it ina student! leadershi| Bay, Ore. ir to Citizenship Award, Diana, an active. ofthe days-after few A four sendin bod officers in conference ts Linda was chosen o the basis selected ben to School, “ha ‘compete for the annual Daugh lof dependability, service, lead-| Revolution ership, and patriotism. During ters of the American “b The ann Sne cheld Dec. Lyon, MALIN—Diana. Fish and Wildlife called in was crowned at little fel- to take charge o the dance that it had iow. He suggeste _|probably been forced by some jinjury to fall behind a migrat- ing flock earlier in the year. was Lyo Diana Committe complete council are: of a student ‘Linda Bonotto of Klamath Un- ion High School has been lected to compet for the and spectators. Deming Service Oscar ac- Award teachers’ was’ for ove was the the administration, ,,| book tradit ‘e v}y iSrinell notable already student i visitors unusual in| was young the fact that at this time of should be crane year a sandhill somewhere in the vicinity of Texas. Another interesting fact, this particular that ;|was crane about 2% feet tall. ‘as only ormally these birds are hatched in June, or July and should be four feet tall or bet- time of year. ter’ at this High She at -astonishment much of most of to where lounge of aj stor Smoot, the high took the Bryan 22 crane rescued th school follow Seve menis this of national election tivities or projects’ deemed| sembly h candidates forming their| worthy of campaign committees, pre- funds. The council’s senting speeche at a student! plan for the the include bod assembly, updat distributing coming year stu- of the school campaign literature, and _stu-! constituti ttern refuge side west Latrelle — elections ect. own huddling against the wall found FFA SWEETHEART These with Christmas Sandhill young. on jfourth- Dec: sough ‘it adeut Hig School. Lakeview » - secret offic |victim K KU an ricula Activitie Ta have Drew, Servin i Pag from Henle High School] Committee, ballots the establishing of a constit tion Citizenshi is Julie McCollu a 17- h Committee, junior tion for the new Nominatin Com-| old senio who is the daughter voice in school, and a Christmas proj- mittee, Social Committee, and ‘of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin McCol- [begi prima siit Christm Floo Victi Refu I Scho FFA. the Jim says Mr ¢ Sunday, i Each student has a ith council through his student affairs. and national foreign Student Bod president. The| council representative elected such cate-| Also included are students are presently doin so} in all. English classes at the gories as business, sports, en- student council. |beginning of the through their year and at the! science, tertainment, religion, KU Student Council is headed] of the third term. edu- literature, journalism by eight student bod officers. aim of KU’ s eation and the arts. These are first- president, council aré (1) to pro-| in each of TONY Top scorers vice, third vice, mote leadership; (2) to devel-| second- than 5,000 classes enrolled more fo urth-vice, Pelican) better a relationship be- ic in the Time Education Program Lyle Vassallo, Rt. 2 Box Pete and rally ‘i queen. Each tween students and faculty; has from Bern- an outstanding ‘o these receive a certificate is elected by (3) to student and coordinate record the athletic and M. hard Auer, publishe of scholastic student bod during an club and (4) to giv in extra cur- and Time, a weekly newsmagaz election week held during th to prac- the so of Mr. of term each school. ____|last year, tice government. ~—|with the exception of the! ‘One of the powers of the KU who is selected by council is to ‘appropriat stu- th freshman class at the be-| dent bod funds, with the con-| ginning of the school year. Board and sent of the School _Yassal Oreg Falls, Klamath NEWS, Governm Sai Effectiv Patti Time’s Affairs. Current Test, give this year to more than 780,00 colle and hig school the U.S. and Cana-|: studénts da, consist of 10 quéstion on} Gloria Note: The following article is the beginnin of a se- Ties saluting our Highlin cor- from the schools of our circulation area. January 31 1965 These are the students, select-| ed to represent their journalism departments, who provide the for this news page lias he Reporters: To mu a Regiona meeting are he!d| LINKVILLE SCHOOL, and students are to participate in In 1870 the citizens of Link-| extra-curricular’ mathe-| raised Falls) ville (Klamath matical activities. to rent over a room money ‘The University of Oklahoma Store at Payne Alley Roberts other major univer- and Main Street, for a three- + give special consideration} month school, which was taught] Mu Alph Theta members; by Nail. Mr. each year encourage ¢ jman of 19 A maximum activities. hours per week is spent in tak-| ing care of these ‘Students participati in this work program receive two cred- responsibili its paid are toward graduation and 50 cents an hour, graded according to plishmen by the school: ily they work under, “This proved WE cats WITH Yo TE basketball Iway during in a Htorh Lee front quieter AN team leadin has a them momen’ Redite, lofi: captain, Janice Haque right. = The Bl High larg group carrying Mic of th Bob- rooters, and ball of spirit ase Zits School tea; a work very |wh ‘the study beg has program beneficial to. stu- | out-of-classroom said Mrs. Weir. ex: DEGRE a saua encourag colle take jin _mathematics.&q Glenn Chamberlain VIE FOR Malin Hig School students who members of th F re ere perience,” ntly submitt applications This eons: of sheshig Only_senio girls are eligibl for the state farm degre ees that. canbe. th program, Girls conferred-onan FFA. member. Pic- cure rently benefiting under the pla tured, left to right, Larr Turner with are Bonni Simpson_a the Lake- Treasurer State FFA Hill and State FA Junior Hig School Gail view President Jim Matheny. valuable programs by the club help them when they| author- ay a P eer & scholars application jare processed,’’ Huneke said. “Students haye discovered that} are! The acco alon with others, and also gain ony l | to courses| INDIAN Beatty from use tler, AL census teach pup CENT SCHOOL. | in pes L. Green, 190 located Ninth ne De seas constructed 5, Kyle, Kelita 000. and. eS Fr Margu ld Gari men, Band ‘The’ building Road Cathy Sickert, and dis jL. Goodman |Robe 54 No. for the teach- children and was& 1913 to 1944 The! shows the school and 97 established was ing of Indian the! is had two Klamath Union sponsor of the School club of Mu Alpha Theta. Students earning the honor include Kathy ‘mem Central l SCHOOL School School was at Ji F. L. Ket-| ata. cost built Main. and of was on Payne. - E. A, Stalker, mantl was in 1926 | The Bonanza Hig School spirit is members of the junior varsit rall squad am to to spur their uniforms are in w! House, indall and side, on — itt hie To yal # _
