"Pyre Two
1A GHADE EVENING OBSERVER. LA GRANDE. ORE.
Tuesday, October 31, 1933
UNION NOV. 4
(THERE) '
UNION NOV.' 4
(THERE)
VOLUME 1
TUESDAY-031
Editd And, Published, By Students of La Grande High School
Issued Eyery Tuesday
NUMBER 5
'Tiger
Senior Stunt
i l In Assembly
14 On, Friday
"The Bad Tale of the Waternboy
u presented by th ssnlors to the
student body and several, towiispeo
' pie at t i. m, Friday. The band
played as the students moved Into
the gymnasium. Then Ralph' Flo
berg, student body president. Intro
duced Tom Ztvkovtch. .eslar .class
president, who gave the. cast of char
acters for the stunt as lalowsi ,;
Johanna Leslie .. Office Girl
Myron Wheeler , .Detective, Blue
OlenntMcKenzle .Detective White
Mrtba .Shepherd .Office airi
Walter Dahl Pendleton Water-fcoy
.Margery Spencer ...Pendleton, Rooter
j Pelores Stuart (..Pendleton Rooter
( Josephine MjcHugh,: ..Pendleton Hooter
Xenny Webb ..The Murderer
(L. H. a student)
John Williams .. '
' Priest who presides at the funeral
The -following are responsible for
the stunt: ...
Mr. Blunt .... .........-Faculty advisor
Marianne. Bolyos ......Student director
Betty Martin Costume director
. Eileen Waldorf .......JJake up director
,pia Mae Hough ..-.-Acoompanlsf
. .Carl Douhan Eleotrlclftn
The senior stunt, committee wrote
lhn nlav. whleh ha1 three acts, for
(. the occasion. The Bona piayea our-
irut esoll Intermission, between the
; acts, as w.ell as (before the perform
The second port 'of the assembly
was devoted to the usual peppy ses-
. slon in which Hl-Dad Nelson told us
..that If .we thought We could win that
;, we would. He gave as . an wustro-
flnn th. nm t, Portland lost SfLtur-
.,, day.. His talk; will help us us. wo go
,, on the field. In .the fuuiro because ne
aroused a determination In us to win.
. next, rTea uenring toui us now w
toolp Mio team win the game with
Pendleton. ; Cecil "Louie" Waldon
told us to be there to see tho team
: win. Kenny Webb told us that 'iwe
are going , to have a game mis arar
vnoon." , . '
...The student body gave each of tlie
' preceding speakers a clicor. , Janet
, j Blngnor then .led the entlro school
In three songs with the band playing
' t.hn nraimnfmlment. . ' Wo then had
, I three group yells Jed by Johnnie
Juniors led. by Wayne Oooderhan.
-Bophomores led by Albert Hughes.
' Freshmen, led by, Wayne Sullivan.
. .' The student cast .gave a cheer that
. Bounded big whether It was or not,
tar the -regular, one. -.i- i-.-- "
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TRl-STATE GIRLS
JN CONFERENCE
The Trl-State girls' conference was
held In, Lswlston, Idaho on Saturday,
October, 21. .The la Orandei delega
tion was composed of Daphne Bowery,
Clara. Blaclcmaa, Muriel Gray, : Ruth
.Nelson, and Anna Mae Whiting. Miss
EUoanor 8. Vernon acted 'as advisor
to the girls who represented La
Grande at -the conference. j .; -.
The girls were entertained Friday
night, 'by .the Purple and Goldi league
of Lewlstqnto Senior High school,
Saturday's program follows i, ; -;
0:00-10:00; Beglstratlon. I :
10:00: General-sessions, auditorium.
Ohbirman Betty Hanrahan,:i j
The greotlng -Winona McKenzle. !
Our Conference Song:-' -Our
Ideal Girls' Code Nova :Gald
win. v,n,s -. ..'..- n-r .,1.) ',. -
Oharocter Trolte of an Ideal. Girl
Dean Perineal French, University, -of
Idaho, - i i
Vocal solos Alma Brown; acconv
panlst .Vranoss Patterson, t ;;,. j
il:00 Discussion groups meet.
Promoting Beauty, Appearance and
Health: Among bur League Members
--Mary. Louise Dundas. ., -. . . j
. Standards, for .Friendship De lores
Lorang.: ; . . , . .. . ' .'-:
Financial Success For Our fjluba-!-
Annabelle WeUcel, .
, -Programs, for the year; Social, Edu
cational. .Service, awl. Entertainment
n-Margoret Henry..! i ,-.:. s-. .
., JtaWr -to. Develop Efficiency, Co
operation, and Interest In Girls' Ac-
UrlUeT-Mary .Anderson., .i ,
How to Make a Council or Cablnot
Function; Louise Paulson; ,
. AdWsorsi.(Ohalrman) Miss A. Nero.
"Dsveloping Standards" and "Emo
tional auldance'SrMlsa Edna Sponk
.er.;.; ,;,-,..;. . , . sw-
High School Girls' League and the
Cooununlty Miss EHesnoiv Vernon.
.e'Phe Presont:. Situation and. The
High School Dean. of Girls Dean
Perineal French- , - ,.,
, , 18 :0O iunoheon.
, .(Toast Mlstreas) Betty Kaurahan
..Oonfernce song.-.-, i ,
Powder Puff ,. Dance lunette Pot
ter and Jan Lockey Toasts.
. 8pn-Pern .--Hllty, . ..Colfax high
school.. ..i;.-f I'; ,. i-M.li.l i-i: .
i ,- tilt Foot Fall Tap Dolores Lorang
and Betty iStevensoni Accompanist)
Moxlne Boyd. A .u .,:..-
1:00-1:30 Open. . ,
Display. In room No. 10. !';'''.'
iCloas. rooms open foe Inspection,
i 1 :30-8 :16rGttup .meetings.- i , i
t Business meetilng official, : , ,
Delegates: 'Pres., Betty .tJIannvhah;
vice pres., Edith Monaham see.,
Daphne-Bowery: v -.-v ( .
Sessions for all othor delegortos: , .
The Ideal Homo nclatlonshlp
Mrs.' Robert Lough. ,:u.-f. .j-i .
.rTheiOlrls' Loasuo and Its Relation
to" the'Cojhmunlty Miss -Lorraine
Dustln. Dean- of Olrls, Lewlston 'State
Normal: school, t; ti If I I. -i '
Vocations Miss Margaret ' Sweet,
Lowlston State Normal school,
t The advisors' sessions .:. 'R.;
Report- on . National Association of
Dean of Women MIbb Edna . Spanker.
-Programs for Leagues Miss Martha
Young;:. , vj. .:. ...: t..'w.,;i.-. ; .
: Business meeting: p
Olialrman, Miss A. Noro; vice chair
man; Miss: Elleanor Vernon, f f
3:16 General session,"1
3roaxp-alnglng: '-,.
"W. S. O. Fight Song." . , ( , ,
iMlghty"pregon." -u ,
"On Old Idalio."
Afternoon, program: ' " .
Our Ideal Girl -Looks Toward the
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terestjng Facts
ome to Light
In Old Mirair
In looking through a 1917 Mlmlr
which happened to fall Into ; my
nanda I found muny Interesting facts.
' "In 1917 wd find a school building
which woe built In 1910, similar to
the one we have now. The changes
of the building have been due to re
cent Vires. - ' ' 1 v ;
The school -board cons is tod of six
members: J. A. Russell, deceased; J.
E. Reynolds, president, Is a retired
bustneea man; O. R. Bberhard, at
torney, a present "' member of - the
school board; A. T. Hill, retired iner-'
chant ' who operated Kill's depart
ment store; Charles IL Reynolds, in
surance writer," was cleric of the
school board of 1B17; and h. P. Day
Is a painter here.
The faculty consisted of fourteen
members: A. G. Hampton was the
teacher of economics and geometry
and also the coach qf tho debate
team. He - later was superintendent
of the ia Grande schools. At present
he is superintendent In Astoria. J.
E. . Fulfcerson,' teacher of mathematics
and science, Is now deceased. Oeclle
Hindman was last heard of when she
was going south. She was the 'music
teocheiv 'Naomi Klrtley, 'teacher of
domestic science and ' arts Is now
married. Ma vE; Howard, German
and 'English teacher and B. Ida Oun
xterson, English teacher, are now tea
ching in -California. The history tea
ioher, F!ora M. Koch, Is teaching la
"New York City. Grace E. MaoMUlan
who taught Latin and Spanish is tea
ching in Btt Louis, MlBsourl. Harold
Mason, whose home Is In' lone, Ore
Bon, was last heard of traveling for
the Neon. Sign Co.' He was the mah
Kial training teacher. Royal P. Nlles,
.now deceased, taught hl'story and
English; '-He 'also Was an athletic
'coach. The science teodher, O. A.
McNeil, is-principal of Junior High
Kohool at Rochester, New York; Bcs-
le White; -commercial teacher is now
married and living in Alaska. Mr.
Eldridgo Huffman, the present oom
mercaol teacher, received' commercial
training from Miss Whltd.' ' Nothing
has been, found about Leila 'Deborah
Smith, English teacher, and Jewel To
zlor, matliematlc and physical edu
cation teacher. 4
Future Dean Perineal Proncli.
Harp - Soleotlons Miss;- Rachenl
Boathrayd',;i ia v " ' " -1
Parewell Winona McKonzlo.''
Mrs. Reynolds: "Why were you kept
after school today, Bud.'
Bud: "Teacher told us to write and
essay on 'The xeaultTOf laziness' and
I turnod iha blank. Sheet of paper,"
The Typing 1 classes ore experienc
ing a few accuracy tests.
" ' NEWS STAFF '
Editor 1 .Sophia ' aletihubor
' Asst. Editor ....Botty Bphnenkamp
eports Editor ...:....Tom Zlvkovlou
Bill Smith
Reporters Shirley Zlon
IaVoIIo Henna
Joanna' Lesllo
" Nova Stcln
Zella Twldwoll
1 1 Lois Hsrdy
Freshman -Editor.. ..Corlyle Wilson
Sophomore Editor
1 ' ' ......... ;irma lCllnfihammor
Junior Editor Helen MolvllK
Senior Editor Ytidath Victor
Advertising Manager ' ..!.:...' ';
'' ' '.i..'........;...: Charles Sklimcr
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HigK 4 Schpo 1 parent TQaqHer AssocTtion
:-: '. High School Gymnasium
. .Thursday, Evening ;.8 o'clock .
Oirlr,' Olco Club Andrew Loney Jr., Directing
Tall:, "rcaco Prospects ol Europe" Joseph Gslser '
' " Vocal Solo ' Raymond Williams 1
All parents and teachers are cordially Invited to attend this .
Ilrst meeting of tho High School Association. Mrs. R. S. Eakln .
- will bo program chairman.
' ' .
GIRLS. GLEE CLUB
UNDERWAY
The girls' glec club has started Its
year's work under tho leadership of
Delorls Stewart, (president; Betty
Bohnenkamp, vice president; Rose
mary Alexander, secretary; and Eliza
beth Milne, librarian.
Mr. Loney plans to have the glee
club sing at several assemblies. It
will take a major part In the oper
etta. "Several public appearances, as
well, are anticipated.
At the present time, the flee club
Is "working on "Bols Epals" (Night
Shadows Pulling) by Lully; 'If My
Song Had Wings," toy , Kahn; and
"Kiss Me Again," from1 Victor Her
bert's light opera, "Mademoiselle 'Mo
il late." ' -
A sextet has been organized from
the glee club, consisting of Wlnnl
fred Scott and Irene Si tier, f irst so
pranos; Marjorle Spencer and Isabel
Williams, second sopranos; and Viola
Rogers and Helen Hendrlckson, altos.
The glee club Is larger than it was
last year with a total of 104 members.
' First soprano: ;lla Mae Andrews, I
Baxter, Arda Berry, Moellzabcth Co
oper, Ella Engte, Barbara Fines, Er-
ma Oekeler, Laveile Hanna, Ruth Hll
debrandt, Verna lo; Hanfdrd, Zelld
Kurtz, Virginia Rogers,' . Frances
Smith, Irene Bluer, Francis Single
ton;; Imogene Schilling, Doris Shultss,
Jeari Salkleld, Sylvia Turn, Winifred
Scott. 1
r Second soprano: Victoria Abraham-
son Mabel Austin, Mary Baker,, Lor-
talne Dcdge, Helen Geddes, Botty
Hendrlckson, Sylvia Hodgln, Ola Mae
Hough, Jean Hyde, La Veda Mlllcr
lng, Elizabeth Milne, Viola Nobeker,
Mlna Neuman; Deloris Powell, Lois
Robertson,1 'Ruth Sailing, Marjorle
Spencer, Dorothy Wall, Isabel Wil
liams, Lou f bo Marie Williams, Jean
Wminms, Constance Witty, Adnlaide
Zwelfcl, Doris Gpcncer, Pnt Leonard.
First -alto: Rosemary ' Alexander,
Gladys Ansell, 'Evolyrt 'Ballerd,; Bethel
Baker, Vern Borlno, Mildred ' Brock,
'AGaleno Bunch, Dorothy Campbell,
Dora Felk, Oonstance Finlay, iWllma
i-Tencn, ratsoy - Jesse, iteoat hlhii,
aeorgoanna Lockwood , ' Leona Mc
Clurfl, "Orvelme 'McWllllamsi' Maxlito
Noah, Lillian Shubert, Delorls Stew
art, ElienTorrence, ': Beverly Victor;
Jane Wright, Jano Van Elsberg, Roxlo
Zati. Shirley Zlon Alma floliroeder.
Second hlto? Botty "Bohnenkamp,
Graco Helen Bohnenkamp, La Wanda
Cantrdl. Jcucphino Cochran, Maxlno
Ccnicy. MffTRarct1 Dixon, Francis Fer
gusMi, Dbnna Felk, Josephine. Fisher,
Helen Hendrlckson, Retha Kail, Mil
dred Kcajjle, Helen Melville, Lawan-
na Meyers, Viola Rogers, . Natalie
Fimuc'.scn, Zelma Slrrtme, l' Gloria
f?v.xn, Mario Thomtnon, Kathcrlno
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FAEKS
Wagner, "Katherlhe; WHUams, :EloIae
stein, Lota Stem.
Seniors, AlUSiar8
Play To Tie
FINAL STANDINGS
Team ! 1 ' W. L. T. Pet.
L. H. S. 3rd Team .... 1 01 1000
Seniors 0 0 2 1000
All etars 0 1 . 1 .000
The Intramural football season 'be
tween ' oiass football teams ended
Thursday when the Seniors and All
Stars played to a scoreless' tie 0 to 0.
In the first quarter T. Zlvkovlch In
tercepted three All Star ipasses and
converted one for a touchdown only
to be colled .back because one of his
players alleged to have- pushed a All
Star 'back.' - -
The Seniors threw away many good
scoring opportunities' for touchdowns.
A pass from Williams to Lowell Finn
was good for 30 yards and a touch
down ibut he dropped the .ball. Two
more passes failed 'with Munro and
D. Stoddard dropping th?m at the
receiving end. .
Kcsler and J. Inseth. showed up
well for the All Stars. Kcsler Inter
cepted three Senior ipasses but failed
to get far with them. The Seniors
have a record to boast that no team
this year - which they played has
crossed ' their goal line for a touch
down. Tho lineup:
Seniors . All Stars
D. Stoddard .RE...... G. Chadwlck
Wilson .RT.. G. Hendrlckson
Lylo Flhn -R.G.J .1 Hogeneen
0. Zink , .'.to .' Engle
L. Sullivan .JjO F. Lylo
Lockwood . -XT.. J. Hendrlckson
Lowell Flhn .JiB.- : J. Inseth
T. Zlvkovlch Q Rahn
Munro RH. V. Peterman
J. C. Williams T.LH Gooderham
Walker F...-. Kcsler
Substitutes: All Stars Price- and
Blanchafd: ' ' li - - '
Officials: Referee B. Evans; Umpire
E.' Reynolds!' '' 1 ' , '. ! . . .
English 7 classes are preparing tlie
background for studying and are also
making the ''characters for 'tho. jnc,-'
dloval play "Everyman.' f '' i -,
Domestic science 3 -class has com
pleted the study of cakes. In their
laboratory work most of the girls had
good success with their angel food
cakes. ,
Mr. Blunt's history classes are
studying tho establishing ' at the
United States government.
Bob Router: "Was Annie Laurie a
hymn? V - ' '' 1 v' " :
Frederick Blngaman: "Naw, she was
a her," 1 ' "' " 1 " ' ' ' ' '
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Domestic Art
Supervised By ,
Miss 'Myers
; The domestic art and home man
agement ' department' of our high
school Is supervised by Miss Nora My
ers. Before attending Oregon STSto
college at Cor vol lis, where she ma
Jored In -the work she la now teach
ing, Miss Myers went to high school
at Condon, Oregon. Sho Is now In
her fifth, 'year- of 'teaching, and her
second year of . teaching it) La Grande
high school.
The domestic art classes, for the
past few ' weeks, have been making
projects, dresses and pajamas arq the
most popular of these. The personnel
of these classes are: Domestic art I
Verna Botlne, Connie Cornea. Icel
Oollens, Elolse Davis, Alma De Long,
Wllma Finch, Margaret Hale, Muriel
Lund, Ellen Lovely, Doris Marshall,
Voda Passarelll, Floy Rayburn. Virr
glnla Rogers, Lawanna Wlrtburn,
Constance . Witty, Mildred . Young,
Nancy Steward, Kathryn Alvey, Beth
el Baker, Josephine, Browning, Ade
lehe Bunch, Rea Cooper, Norma Brel-
ner, Juanlta Jesse, Glndyth Johnson,
Ruth McClure, Dorothy Mulenberg,
Anne Moore, Marian Pldcock, Elolse
Stein, Leta Stein, Marguerite . Win
ters, .Kathleen Williamson.. Delia Mae
Williams, Mctba Shepherd; domestic
art II; Margaret Alderman, Lt 11 lan. Al
len, Jeanne Burke, . Theda Call, ; La
Verne Carbine, .Henrietta Cone, Lor
raine CUfilck. Helen Emerson, Frances
Evans. Margaret Fisher. Lois Green.
Evelyn Hansen, La Rep Hatcher, Ver
di la Hayse," Helen Hendrlckson, Mildred
Hofmon, Shirley Hug, Lydla Hutchi
son, Ethel James, Irma Kllnghammor,
Evelyn Lindsay, Viola Nebeker, Ber-
nlce Rayburn, Lois Robertson. Jeanne
Salkelld, Doris Shultz, Beverly Vic
tor; Gladys Whittle,. Margaret Young,
and Masy Bucknor; domestic art pit
Mildred Brack, Marguerite . Enberg,
Dorothy' Lee Reynolds,' Mary Ellon
Stoddard, Anna Mae Whiting and
Marie' Woolf; and home management;
Llllle ' Blecha, Honrietta Cone. Fran
ces Ftu-gasson, Helen Gekeler, and
Verda Sherman.
Shirley Zlon.
TimesBudget
, IIow"'niiiny 'of'iis hurfget our (line?
The majority of , us haven't , ev.cu
thouKht! of it,, let alone, toi sit down
anil prcpiu'0 a e;lieiiile. The budget,
htg or time. Ik the amount or time put
In. on Hyritenuitlo study of work., ,1,
Nluili etpeak' hero of tlie hud feting, of
time. Iji, regard to, cjiool ,vork for
;t luit, Iswhut: arrets, ,ttie-, iUt(h jschool
student .most. . i ; '
' The budgeting of time l)j an In
rllrldual jtroblem as many students
have - a long . distJiuce to n-aik to
school, whllo otherH can .spend this
time on their studies or activities.
Mr. , Blunt, the social science readier,
ItellewM that the most efficient. meth
od) of budgeting one's time wuhl he
to Hpend two hours each day on, your
studies outsldu of M'hiHl. This, would
enable one to s)eiid forty nilmiteK
on - their academic subject nnil
twenty minutes on their1 elective ub
,.MHts as the average Mudeiut . t4ikcs
t wo urademlo a.nd two elective, sub
jects. If one's budget allows otiC an
hour free In the morning one Could
Kend It reviewing one's subject for
that) day. 1 .
Air the dependable orfmnizatlons,
si teh as flic rullriMuis ami banks, rim
on a systeinatlc schedule of time. Why
shouldn't) wc? '(
t" Sophia Gletlhuber, -
Cecil Walden (talking to coach!);
"What am I going to play this after
noon.' '
"End and guard. .You're going tt$
sit' on the end of the bench and
guard tlie water bucket.
'Tlie ndvnricSd classes In shorthand
we going to take practical office
training soon.
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Trotter's
Li Hi S. 3RD TEAM
ViCTORIOUS 13-0
V'..' " :
After playing the Seniors to a score-.
less tie, coach w oodles ara team won
over the. All Stars by the score of 13
to 0. ' :
The All Stars displayed a strong
defensive game and held the 3rd
team.scoreless the J'ret half. .During
the Jlrst quarter Morgan, . All Star-
guard, .intercepted a ara team pass
and run .45 yards only to be hauled
dowu, by a 3rd team back.., Woodle
used ' Oehrlng, ' Young,' Snider and
Hanson, first stringers, to give tiiem
a workout In their new positions,. Tne
All' Stars downfall was due a great
dea) -to the showing of these line
men, ...
The "3rd team made their first
touchdown In the .3rd quarter with
E, Johnson taking it through center.
B.. Webb made the extra point on an
end fun. Johnson made the final
touohdown In .tlie last few mlnuts
of the game. The try for point was
unsuccessful and the score ended 13
to 0 In the 8rd teams favor. J. In
seth ployed an all around game for
.the All Stars.
The lineup: - ;
3rd Team All Stars
Alexander RE. O. .Chadwlck
Snldecl . ...JtT... P. Lyle
Rothweli R J. Hendrlckson
Gehrlnfl ' C . Snodgrass
Oantrell .LG . Morgan
Young t.....LT... Blonohord
Former ' :' iE ....J. Inseth
Koyli !....... Q Rand
B. Webb RH V. Peterman
.Vewiifijt '.-..iH...... ' Gooderham
E Johnson .. .P..- 1 Kesler
Subatltutee 3rd team: Stitt, Feter
sorii Hanson, Thompson, Chausse and
Zln.kl,,' ' - . ' . ,
All! Stars: ;Hall, Hogensen, Shultz,
and G. Hendrlckson.'
Officials: referee, B. Osterllng; -umpire,,
E. Reynolds,
'Snore by quarters:
3rd Team 0 0 7 613
All Stats 0 0 0 0 0
.We faiggest that Dave Stoddard be
nbminatjed for the position of. Cham
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LlUlon Schubert: "No, let's stop
dancing." '
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Pred Gehrlng was,. born In. La
drande on August 6,. 1917. Ho, en
tered high school on January 18, J933
from Rlverla. i.Pred Is .playing , Jiis
first year on the team, but neverthe
less he handles ,that center position
as an old veteran would handle It.
Jameji Halley has played three years
for the.Ttgers and Is one of the roost
valuable men on the team. ; Jim was
born In La Grande on September
191SJ:', He came Into hlgft' school IroJn
Ladd Canyon In 1930. Jim plays guard
and i an excellent blocker. , ,
Oarl Hansen, a sophomore, has
joined Ococh Woodie's, squad for his
first . year , of ..football. ;He plays
guard. Carl was born at Perry, Ore
gon, on August 8, 1918. He grad
uated from. Central grade school In
1933 and entered La Grande, High,
school In January 1932.
Jack' Hendrlckson Is another lone
of Coach Woodles first year men but
nevertheless Jack is doing some real
football playing at the position of
hall back. He was born in Cardston.
Alberta, on. April 16, 1016. Jack grad
uated from Greenwood school In May,
1932 and entered Into nigh school
tne following fall.
Norman -Hogensen was- born. In La
Grande on April 4, 1016. He entered
Into high school irom Central In Sep
tember 1930. Norman graduates this
year after having served -the -Tigers
faithfully for two years. He ploys
Wklel ' ' ' ' '
Sheldon Hyde plays halfback fat
the squad. . This is his first. year but
he is. proving an -excellent - player.
Sheldon was born In Buhl, Idaho,
September 21, ,1916.. Ho also Attended
grade school ut Buhl. ,
Tlie pep contest will be, somewliat
affected after each meeting of the
High School Parent-Teacher meeting,
as points are to 'be awarded to the
class having- the- largest representa
tion present-both for parents pres
ent as. well as teachers. The roll will
be taken at' each meeting for-parents
present as to, whether, their, children
are .freshmen, sophomores, Juniors, or
sentors;"also for .teachers as to .the
classes to which, they. .ore connected.
,, The first regular . meeting of the
association Is scneduled--, lor this
Thursday night. -Notice will bo found
elsewhere on this page., -v..
Attentipri; is, called ,tO' .the coming
Rally which. Is to be staged' the night
before the game .wlth.-Baker on Ar
mistice.' day. . TJie student-council is
making plans at prcsentf for a good
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