Oregon Institute of Technology - Echoes Yearbook (Klamath Falls, OR)

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Back Row . Fairclough, Trulsen, Ormandy, Morgan. Front Row . Culp, Gore, Erbele. PAGE 19 C C.. N A :WN Q TECH sci-lots N e li - Gx 'avi 'iffy Badurina, circulation Mcllhagga, advertising Day, assistant editor ' Kerr, artg Abbott, advisor Bunnell, features Kephart, editor Walker, pictures Winkle, circulation Woods, Tech Echoes Q . The staff has completed another publication of the Oregon Tech annual magazine in spite of financial diBicultiesL . In addition to thosewwhose pictures appear above,a number of helpers deserve honor- able mention. Don Meyer, Stuart Livermore, Bill Eggison, Roy Martin, and E. Olsen have assisted in gathering advertising. The editor wishes to extend her sincerest appre- ciation to Adrian McCroskey, our photographer, who has worked patiently and uncom- plainingly on the group picturesg' and to joe'Warren whose helpful suggestions made editing easier. Up to the time of her resignation as co-editor because of outside work, junia Day helped materially- in getting the Tech Echoes to press.

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TECH- ECHOES I Back Row . Nice, Lott, Ansley, Charleson, Marshall, Warren Wheeler. Front Row . Winkle, Ormandy, Hammack, Blair, Rohrer, Bliss. Student Body o Fall Semester ' Spring Semester Orville Wmkle . . . President . . Charles Hammack Chris Kern . . First Vice-President . Chester Wheeler Naomi Rohrer . Second Vice-President . Florence Blair George Marshall . . Secretary . . . Jack Ansley Larry Badurina . . Treasurer . . . y Charles Nice Nelson Weaver . . Sergeant-at-Arms . Donald Charleson Burton Warren . Athletic Representative . . . Ray Lott P. H. Bliss . . . Faculty Advisor . . . P. H. Bliss The student body has made greater strides toward a stronger organization during the past year than ever before. This is the result of the increase in interest shown by the individual student in the social events of the year. The social program for the fall term was led by Homecoming at Crystal Lake Park. Many dances were held during the year among which was the proitable dance held during the fall term and enthusiastically backed by the sorority and the two fraternities. During all weekends various groups of the student body held skates and informal gatherings. Student' body activities throughout the year which seem to emphasize a Greater Oregon Tech spirit are: the adoption of a school song written by Florence Blair and Margaret Rudolph, the six member student council amendment, the designation of a strictly supervised smoking room, the campaign for more library books to facilitate Junior College accreditation. Q O PAGE 1'l

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TECH ECHOES Q A Standing. . Badurina, Drake, Carter, Bliss, Walker, Kerr, Sherii, Mitchell. V Sitting . Ormandy, Morgan. Tennis y Club 0 The first intercollegiate tennis team of O. I. T. was organized this year under the leader- ship of Percy H. Bliss, faculty organizer, and Lorn Kerr, student organizer. The team was a member of the Willamette Valley Conference. The schedule this year included Pacific College and Albany Unit in the conference, also Clark Junior College and an independent team outside the conference. Press Club 0 A dance, excursions, and candyi sales have been included in the activities of the Press club to make this one of the biggest years it has known. Mary Ormandy, past editor of the Techogram, was president of-the club both semestersg Jean Forbes filled the combined odice of secretary-treasurer. The Press club dance was held February 8 in the gymnasium of the Y. M. C. A. with Gin Gerber and her five-piece orchestra and a special floor show. The candy sales were held to raise money for the book fund. In the early spring the club visited the plants of the leading newspapers. . PAGE 1 3