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CALENDAR
Oct. 25—8:00 P.M . Football Game at Salem
Oct. 26—Boys’ Town day; 7:30 to 9:00, Sophom ore
and Senior P laynight; Chaperons: Mr.
A llen, Mr. Pepper, Mrs. Pepper, Miss S.
H offm an, Mrs. Jam es, and Mr. R. Thomas
Oct. 27—Campus duty: Mr. Sanders; 7:00 P.M .
Bishop Baxter, speaker at Chapel; Recep
tion at W inona hall after chapel, in charge
of Seniors and sponsors, M issS. H offm an,
Mrs. Jam es, and Mr. R. Thom as
Oct. 31—Class Hallow een parties
Classes E lec t O fficers
Classes met with their sponsors on September
27, and elected the officers for each class. The
individual classes conducted their meeting by
parlimentary procedure in electing the officers.
Under the guidance of Miss Cruise and Miss
Wentzel, the Freshmen class chose for their offi
cers Charles Lawrence, President; Vincent
Adolph, Vice-president; Delores Doan, Secretary
and Treasurer; and Edward Nicholson, Repor
ter.
The Sophomore class elected the following
officers; President, Blanche Shale; Vice-Presi
dent, Wilfred Buber; Secretary-treasurer, Ruben
Shelton; Reporter, Edith Kanine, and Sergeant-
at-arms, George Rice. Sponsore for this class
are Mr. Allen, and Mr. and Mrs. Pepper.
The Juniors,under the direction of Mrs. T ur
ney, Miss Morse and Mrs. Cronk, elected the
following officers: Stanley Williams, President
Alfred Whitford, Vice-President; Marjorie Pablo,
Secretary; and Marjorie Reynolds, Treasurer.
The Senior class met with their sponsors, Miss
Selma Hoffmann, Mr. Robert Thomas, and Mrs.
James, and elected as their officers and leaders for
the year the following: Arthur VanPelt, President;
Juanita Pablo, Vice-President; Lorraine Short,
Secretary; Dan Snipe, Treasurer; Francis Berger
and Marjorie Skahan, Reporters; and Nellie Wal
ters, Cheerleader.
Under the sponsership of Mr. James and Mr.
Mason, the Specials met and chose the following
class officers; President, Nema Hogsed; Vice-
President, Fred Lodge; Secretary, Carol Sever
son; Treasurer, Donna Mae Courville; and Re
porter, Joe Hayward.
The class activities planned for the month of
October are the playnights for the Juniors, Fresh
men, and Specials on Friday the 18th, and for the
Seniors and Sophomores on Saturday the 26th.
The Seniors are to be in charge of a reception
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to be given in honor of Bishop and Mrs. Bruce
Baxter of Salem, Sunday evening, October 27th,
after Chapel.
Thursday, October 31st, is the night set for
the class Halloween parties. The Senior Class
held a meeting on Monday the 14th, and discussed
plans for the Halloween party, the inter-class
football games, the reception, and their playnight.
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House Council Dance
On October 5th, the House Councils from W i
nona Hall, and McNary Hall put on a dance at
the gymnasium. This was the first benefit dance
of the year, and it proved to be very successful.
For entertainment during intermission several
students from Chemawa were presented in a pro
gram. The most applauded of course was George
Comenote and his guitar. Esther Frank also was
a feature singer of the evening. Besides the en
tertainment, refreshments were served through
out the evening.
The dance was planned by the councils to raise
funds for the purpose of having the pictures of
the officers taken and put into the annual.
Freshm an In itia tio n
The Freshmen were initiated October 5th, by
the Winona House Council and the McNary
Hall Boys’ Officers. Under the leadership of Mr.
Rickard, these officers met at Winona Hall to
make the rules and regulations, which we-re later
approved by Mr. Showalter. At the meeting the
wearing apparel of the Freshmen was decided
upon and what they were required to do during
the days of initiation, Saturday and Sunday.
The Freshmen were to obey upper classmen at
all times and the Freshmen girls were not supposed
to talk with the upper class boys nor were the boys
to talk with the upper class girls. Penalties were
to be settled in Moose Court at the end of the
initiation on Sunday evening.
At the dance, Saturday night, given by the
House Councils, the Freshmen who went were
free to change to dress cloths and were unmo
lested by the upper classmen.
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TH E LUNCH-CART man was an e d i t o r .
Anyway when a customer said, “ Give me some
coffee in a container. I want to take it along
with m e,” the counter man eyed him with
contempt (with a sort of city-editor look) and
growled, “ Draw one to travel.”