LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. LA GRANDE. ORE.
Tuesday, January 30, 1934
rrn
iger Hi -Lights
High School P. T. A.
Thursday
Imbler Here Friday
Pendleton Here Saturday
i VOLUME 1
Tuesday, Jan. 30, 1934
, Edited And i Published By Students of La Grande High School
Issued Every Tuesday
NUMBER 17
Page Two '
PEP ASSEMBLY
HELD FRIDAY
The La Grande High school stu
dent ibody met In assembly at 9
o'clock Friday, January 26 wKh Prin
cipal Gralapp Ixif charge. Mr. Gralapp
announced, that we would have two
basketball games over the coming
weekend. Baker at Baker on Friday,
January 26 and North Powder at La
Grande on Saturday. January 27. Next
week will be a very interesting one
at the high school. On Wednesday
Miss SorUUn'a expression class will
present a talent program before the
student body, arid; on Friday the se
nior citufe will have charge at a tal
ent program.
Following the above preliminary
announcement Mr. 'Gralapp turned
President Ralph Floberg, who con
ducted the student pep assembly In
preparation for the weekend basket
ball contests. On the program wore
the following:
The Boy' Gleo club, directed by
Andrew Loney, presented four num
bers; they were:
1. "Marching Song," arranged by
Noble Cain.
3. "Lo, How a Rose ETer Blooming,"
arranged by Praetorlus.
3. "Home on The Range," arranged
by Gulon.
4. "Caisson Song," arranged by No
ble Coin.
A lew short talks were glvon !by
different members- of the basketball
team; those speaking wore Kohnotli
Webb, Don Stttt, and Sheldon Hyde.
Student body singing was partici
pated In with Janet Blngner, Song
Queen, In charge.
Student Body yelling was conduct
ed with atudent Cheer King in
charge. Class competition was par
ticipated in also, with tho respective
class cheer loadors in charge.
MISS WILLIAMS,
ALFRED MYERS
SUBSTITUTE
Mlea Joan Williams or this city lias
been substituting at the high school
Inst wcok, mostly In tho English "do
partmoirt. A'so, Alfred Myers did
- some substltuto work In tlio aarno de
partment, Mrs. Weeks (to Roswoll): "You'd
better go with mo to buy a present
tonight. Tou know Aunt Hilda gavo
tis that big vaso on wo ought to
reclprocato."
Roswcll: "Reciprocate? For that
vaso? You mean retaliate." '
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Open Evening and SnndnvR
We Curry Fancy unci Hlnple
Groceries at ltmsonnblo Prices
. All Khuift or Mugalnc
tm raM'rn
I Cut Hair to Improve
The Shape of The
Head, If Necessary
Baxter's
New Foley Iildg. Opp. P. 0.
CLASS STANDINGS
TO DATE
Scores of class games from Jan. 18
22.
Junior B... 16
Sonlor B 20
Senior C 10
Junior A 33
Junior B .. 32
I took A ..... 20
Senior B 46
Junior B 21
Soph A 26
Senior A 30
Junior A 40
Rook A 12
Sonlor A 10
Rook A 3
Soph B . 7
Boole O 7
6oph O 3
Soph A 10
Hook B S
Senior O li
Junior O 18
Soph B . 16
Soph O 0
Soph B T ., 7
Another coining hoop team lH'tluo
Junior B who hope to win a!top
berth in tho standings. They won
three games last week to 'boost them
to a tie with the Senior B for sec
ond place. .They staged a rally in
!tvt" fv n!nt of pluv to haat
the Senior C 21 to 11. Bill Clcgg was
high point man with 7 points,
Tho summary:
Junior B (21) (11) Senior C
Walto (3) ...F (4) yoruz
Clogg (7) F (2) Snider
Arnoldus (2) O (4) Helm
Hlhbert G Chausee
Cantrell (3) G (1) Wllwers
Goodcrham (0) .&
Denning ......Ji
FORTY - FIVE
NEW STUDENTS
A total of forty-five now students
have enrolled In the high, school this
oemoflter. Thirty-nine of the raup
a freshmen, entering from grade
school, and tho other six aro stu
dents who aro coming back after
dropping school, or aro people who
have moved to La Grando recently.
The new students aro:
Charles Abrahamson, Howard A Men,
Gerald Bates, Jack Bates, Jack Bed
clou, Agnus Boolier, Slgrld Borlne, An
na Brcshearo, Douglas Buclianan,
Lota Comstock, Ruth Denton, Bllllc
Fullmer, Gloria G randy, Nola Green
Myra Gunn, Gylcno Hammock, Har
riot Hasklns, Lcona Haaer, BDlle
Johnston, Kenneth Lilly, Evelyn
Lindsay. Harold Lockwood, Darrell
McCurrol, Bob McCliiy, Hazel McDan
lei, Marjorlo Mattoon, Earl M osier,
Cora Murphy, Mary Noukirk, Louis
Pfcl, Ethel Pyle, Eugono Rochester,
Dorothy Baling, Vodu Slrrlne, Nelda
Smith, Evalyn Strand, Bonnlo Stuart,
Helen Talbot, Clinton Thompson,
John Ward, Ray Wontherspoon, Vir
ginia WhltseJl, Floyd Wilson, Eileen
Winn, Gordon Wyldo. .
Birthday Greetings
For The Week
Arda Berry, Jan. 24.
En t her Boplier, Jan. 24.
Vcrn aillospoy. Jan. 27.
Grant Hondrickson, Jan. 27.
Glodyth Johnson, Jan. 27.
Bernico Rayhurn, Jiui. 27. -'' fc
Kenneth Webb, Jan. 2(1.
Junnlta Wilson, Jan. 20.
Ernest Rousti, Jan. 30.
Homer Snider, Jan. 30.
Harold Weeks, Jan. 30. A .
MARY FREES
OFFICIATES AT
DERATE CLUB
Tho Do3ito r.ub met Wedncucluy
for tho reKulHi me Jtir.tr. Mury Frees
officiated. Talks wcro given oy hevflrnl
of the niviiibCiS on crime jml plnerj
of rofonnltory.
GUIDANCE CLASS
HOLDS MEETING
Tho vocational rtuldanco clans had
lt flrat mooting lost Thurtuliiy. Thi'ro
wen? something over thirty present.
The course was fltbcustied and we
found out what the course will ccn
slttt of.
There will bo no text book, but
ovcry member will be expected to use
tho ilbrury often.
Piggly Wiggly
Wednesday Special
Palmolive Soap
4c
Puffed Wheat
9c
Several Bargains in Used
and Factory Reconditioned
Blind and Orchestra Instruments
Radio & Music
Supply Company
Store No. 1C, Adams & Hemlock Main C 11
Store No. 65, 1109 Adams Ave Main COO
Store No. 359, 131 1 Adams Ave. Main 711
Store No. 1201, 108 No. Fir St. Main 731
Senior Talent
Assembly to Be
Given Friday
The senior talent assembly will be
held next Friday. Miss Pettigrew is
directing the play, "Sauco For tlie
Goslings" by Ellne Warren. It has
the following cast: Mrs. Taylor Mel
ba Shcrpherd, Mr. Taylor Carl Dou
han, Robert Taylor Don Hlggins,
Elizabeth Taylor Sylvia Turn, Mrs.
Lee Yudnth Victor, James Ward
Troy Becker, the maid Lily Blccha.
Tho committees working on tho play
aro: Make-up Eileen Waldorf and
Ray Wilson; property Betty Martin,
Joanna Leslie, and Glenn Victor;
stage Glenn Victor, Raymond Crew
sen. La Grando Allen, Vernon Stod
dard, Laurence Orel nor and Myron
Whfwlftr.
The tumblers ore: Sophia Gictlhu
bor, Doris Duncan, Muriel Gray, Opal
Connor, Ruth Nelson, Florence
Dougherty, Nodi no Attcbury and Lu
cille Thompson. Tho dancers are: 1
Orvallne McWilllams, Arda Berry,
Elizabeth Milne, Leo In Wlllcock, Nor
man Hogcnaon, Ray Wilson, Gerald.
Butcher and Charles Skinner. They
aro under the direction of Miss Oj-
uurne.
Mr. Lonoy Is directing tho octette
and the orchestra. .Those making up
the octette are: Verda Neb?ker, Mar
ian Boylcs, Lucille Thompson, Muriel
Webb, Norman Hrgcnson, Kenneth
Webb, John Williams and Bob Halm.
The octette will sing "Santa Lucia,"
accompanied by Lsola Wlllcock. The
person nol of llio orclicstra is: Bob
McMillan, De lores Powell, Laurence
Fillmore, Myron Wheeler, Genevlevo
Flexer, Isiibel Williams, .nlta Herr
mann. Andrea Alruworth, Mlldrbd
Keagte, and Ola Mao Hor.frh. The
orchestra will play "Oricntalo" by
Caesar Cui, and "Moonlight Madon
na" by Zdenko Ttblch.
NEW FROSH MEET
BIG SISTERS
The mid-year Rooks who came Into
high school Monday, January 22, have
boon Introduced to their blg sisters.
So far wo've found none of them in
senior English clashes, unaware of tho
difference We hoar of certain Froah-
mon wlio sat through several days of
hlghor English before catching on.
NO INTERCLASS
BASKETBALL
Thoro will bo no boys intorclnw
basketball this week. Tho stogo for
tlio expression play and th senior
talent assembly is being "built In the
girls' gym, so tho girls arc playing
their after-school games In tho M. I.
A. gym.
Lois Jeanne: "Oh, Jack. My do;;
died last night.
Jock: "Now don't tell me ho swal
lowed a tape measure and died by4
Inches. Or did he run up tho alley
and dlo by the yard?"
Lois Jeanne: "No, mnnrty - he
crawled under tho bed and died by
feet."
NEWS STAFF
Editor Sophli Gletlhuber
Asst. Editor ....Betty iolinonkamp
Sports Editor Tom zivkovlch
Bill Smith
Roportors Shirley Zion
LaVollo Hanna
Joanna Leello
Nova Stein
Zclla IVidwoll
Lois Hardy
Gloria Swan
Scott Bunten
Freshman Editor.. ..Carlylo Wilson
Soimomoro Editor
Inna Kllnghammer
Junior Editor Helen Melvllk
Senior Editor Yudath Victor
Advertising Manager
Oluirles Skinner
Circulation .....Elbert Wattenburg
Pnculty Advisor EUlrldKe Huffman
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Faculty Featured in Program At
A. G. S. Party on January 26
Friday, January 20, t-ie faculty was
featured in tho rrojjram tit ih? A. O.
8. party given in honor of the new
Freshman girls aiul tUe;r Big Sisters.
"The Grand Champ's Diamond" was
presented as a walking rehearsal by
the following cast:
Miss Palmer. Mn. Perkins; Mr,
Wight, Mr. Porktr.i, hor husband;
Miss Whit?, Po'.ly Perkins, their
daughter; Mr, Huffman, the unwant
ed stranger; Mr. Taylor, Albert, the
hero. :
Following .this Mr, Huffman gavel
SHELDON HYDE
Sheldon Hyde was elected secretary.
treasurer of the L club. Tlio other
candidate was Tom Zivkovlch.
Tho following officers comprise tho
club: Bud Reynolds, president; Don
Stltt, vice president, and Sheldon
Hyde, secretary.
VENUS-VELVET
TEST TAKEN
IN SHORTHAND
Tho advanced division In shorthand
Is participating In a cor.tcat put out
by the Venus-Velvet Pencil company
of Hoboken, Now Jersay.
Forty-four of Mrs. Hays students
are taking part. For each of the 50
best papers received before Feb. 10
a two dollar cash prize will be given,
and a certiftcato to every other meri
torious one. This contest is simply
to show artistic 'penmanship in Gregg
shorthand.
Inquiring Reporter
It Is customary, in, La Grande high
school, for students, representing each
class, to present talent assemblies,
Thero Is talent not only In tho stu
dent body, tout in tho faculty too.
Do we want the faculty to present
a talent assembly?
John Zivkovlch, sophomore: Sure
tho teachers should put one on for
a ohango.
Virginia Whitscll, Xreshman: Yes.
Marg. Trowbridge, sophomore: Yes,
I think it would bo swell. It would
at least cause a riot,
Sophia GioUhuber, oiuor:; Yes, I
think tho teachers should putP'on a
talent assembly 'because thoy have a
lot of talent and I think it would bo
good. I know I would enjoy It.f
Homer Snider, senior: Sure, be
cause they hftvo had more experience
b that sort of thing ami it would
he good.
Lorenc Robertson. Junior: Yes, toe
cause Uiey have had more experience
and havj more talont.
Lorcno: Yea. I know, fish is -brain
food, but I don't care go much lor
fish. Isn't thoro some other brain
food?
Kruno: Well .there's noodlo soup.
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THE NOOK - BAR-B-Q
Plate Lunch Service at All Hours
All Kind of Sandwiches Popular Prices
Open Til One Plume : Main 8SS
Eastern Oregon Light &
Power Company
"Always at Your Service"
Spring Time
Is
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Keroseno Brooders
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Girl's
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FALK'S
two piano numbers. An interesting
talk was presumed by Mr. King on
his trip to Gormany. Tho program
was concluded hy a modernistic danoa
by Miss Sartaln.
Refreshments were served.
The program committee was head
ed by Florence Dohorty.
Dancing was started but was dis
continued because of a basketball
yame between Central and Riveria.
Must ck was furnished by an orchestra
made Up of high school boys under
the direction of Mr. Huffman,
ONE ACT PLAY TO
BE PRESENTED
"Maker or Dreams" by Ollphant
Down . Is to bs presented by Gtuderuts
of last semester's expression oiass un
der tlio direction of Miss Sartaln next
Wednesday at 0 a. m. Tho play also
will bo presented Thursday evening
at the High School P. T. A. meeting.
Music will bo furnished by the High
school orchestra under the direction
of Mr. Iioney. The public Is cordially
Invited to attend.
LATIN CLASS
START STUDY
OF CAESAR
Miss Vernon's Latin IV clasps arc
beginning the study of Caesars
"Commentaries." Kext week they plan
to give a series of reports on condi
tions of the times.
EXCHANGE
As first offense .punishment for of
fenders of tlie traffic rules at South
Side High, Elmira, New York, the cul
prits will find their names In a spe
cial column of the El-So-HlKh, the
school paper of South Side High.
Boise -High School band presented a
concert to inmates of Idaho state
penitentiary at a Christmas program.
"Tlio Tlllicum" the paper of The
Dalles High school, 1b written and
edited by the Journalism class of that
school.
"Up In Tho Air," a comedy, hao
been selected for the Tillamook High
school operetta.
Officer for tlio "Oregon Trail," the
Mac-Hi annual have been . chosen
They are: Jess Edwards, editor; Paul
Christenscn, assistant editor; Reese
Lamb, buslneso man.'gcr.
His father said. "Now, Buddy, start
i.v'-ng your j-ennies and put them In
this yellow -box, and when you got
five pennies give them 'to nie and
I'll glvi;. j- .a a nickel and you can put
that in stills toluo box; then when you
get five nickels, give them to me and
I'll Rive you a quarter and you can
put it in this 'red box."
Fifteen years later Buddy discover
ed that tho red box was the gas
meter.
Permmicnt Waves
Complete with hair out and
Finjjw Wave $1.50
CENTRAL MARINKLLO
BEAUTY SHOP
Across From Hl-School
Blue Mt. Creamery
Manufacturers
Blue Mt. Uutter and
Ice Cream
1100 Washington Main 60
Jester's
For the Finest
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The 1934 Chevrolet
"Drlvr It only S mnes and you'll never
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BIGGER - PASTER - BETTTER
Larison-Frees Chevrolet Company
1411 Adams Avenue.
Junior A Sets
Pace In Class
Basketball
STANDINGS
Tenin
W. I..
Pet.
Junior A - 7 0
Senior B 6 1
Senior A - 5 1
Junior B - S 1
Rook A , 5 3
Soph A - 4 4
Senior O - 3 4
Rook B 2 5
Junior O 1 4
Soph B I 6
Soph C 1 0
Rook O , 0 5
1000
857
833
833
833
600
408
286
200
142
12
000
With seven victories and no defeats,
the Junior A's crack basketball quin
tet is nearing the top lor lnter-olass
nbjvmnlons. Thev defeated ft he SodIi
A 23 to 14. Owen Allen was high
point man for the victors with 8
points. i
The lineup:
Junior A (23)
Price (6)
Allen . (8)
Robertson (4)
Leonard (4) .....
Waldon (2)
Cook
(14) Soph A
(2) Chad wick
(2) Beck
... (3) Johnson
(4) Zivkovlch
Haneke
(3) Bhuitz
Group
..F....
P....
...JO,...
,...G..
...G..
...J&....
S....
The Senior B tesm is making a bid
for one .of the top honors In the
standings with six wins and one de
feat which occurred early in the sea
son. Thoy proved that they were in
the running by their overwhelming 46
to 6 victory nvc the Rook B. Bob
Lockwood couldn't Beem to miss the
hoop and led the scoring with 20
points.
The lineup:
SoniorB (4G) (5) Rook B
Munro.(i2j F (2) Waldorf
AUn P Phillips
Lockwoott (20) ....C Inset a
Lo. Finn (8) G (1) Wm. Johnson
LI. Finn (0) G Avers
McMillan (2) ...S Hesse
S... (2) W. Johnson
Officials: Referee Jlggs Burnett,
umpire. Bob Osterllng, scorer, Willie
Torrence.
TEAM ENJOYS
TRIP TO BAKER
Oh the way to Baker some of the
team was unfortunately detained as
Mr. Huffman was in a hurry to take
the team over not realizing what the
speed limit was In itho city plus the
radio rausift-wbloh the boys were en
joying in "his icari"-he "heard a siren
behind which meo-nt to pull over to
the side of the road.
The traffio officer asked htm
"what's tho rush?" and lie explained
that the team was late leaving for
Baker. After exchanging a few words,
the officer told him to be careful the
next time or he would receive a
ticket.-
A largo crowd of students and
townspeople were there to cheer the
Tigers on to victory. Wayne Gooder
hara led the group with most of the
school yells and was supported by all
those who attended from here.
A loud speaker was installed In the
gym which made it convenient to
listen to the scores between quarters.
Tho O'Brien twins, formerly residents
of La Grande, tap danced at the ha'.f
and were given a loud applause fwm
the crowd.
After tho game, the team enjoyed
a milk-shako and sandwich at Mil
ler's confectionary. Fiom hero the
team left for home to rest up for the
following game with North Powder.
MISS PETTIGREW
OUT FEW DAYS
Miss Pettlgruw has boon very 111 re
cently, and unable to attend school.
Alfred Myrs substituted during her
absence.
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ROOK A TEAM
DEFEAT SOPHS
In one of those close, thrilling
games, the Rook A defeated tho Soph
A 20rl9. The score was 13 to 13 at
the half and neltbcr tcam could forge
ahead of tho other. In the last few
seconds of play, Hogcnson made the
winning basket. Bob Hogenson -was
high; point man for the winners with
B points and Ole Johnson was high
for the losers with 10.
The summary:
Rook A (20) (19) Soph
Bahn (2) P . (2) Beok
Stltt (7) P - Foye
Hogcnson (0) ....0 (10) O. Johnson
Peterman O (6) Cbadwlck
L. Jolinson (2) ..O Zivkovlch
8 (1) Oroupe
S Hnneko
SCHEDULE OF
JANUARY 23 -27
Senior A. 31 vs. Rook B. 3.
6enlor B. 21 va, Soph. A. 3.
Senior C. 26 vs. Soph. C. 3.
Junior B. 43 vs. Hn A. 3.
Soph A. 34 vs. Rook B. 7.
Rook A. 25 vs. Sops. C. 13.
Senior A. 13 vs. Junior C. 12.
Senior B. 36 vs. Book C. 2.
Rook A. 20 vs. Senior C. 7.
Junior A. 23 vs. Soph. A. 14.
Tho most outstanding Intramural
basketball contest of tho pas', week
oX tournament play was the over
whelming defeat of the Rook A sqund
by the Junior B 6quad. Both of these
teams are considered as belug about
the strongest entered in tho inter.
class tournament. The first half of
the game ended with the Junior B.
leading by a score of 8 to 0. but In
the second half of tho game Bill
Olegg. diminutive foward, broke
-away to score 18 points.
The lineup:
Junior B. (43) Rook A. (3)
Olegg 08! P. Waits
Watte t-) P. lle'iflrlckson
Arnoldus (9) .C McUaulty
GooUcrham G Peterman
Cantrell (2) Ci Johnson
Denning 8 Hahn
Hlbbort ;2 S (Si StlH
Referee Jlggs Burnett. Umpire Bob
C-3sterUng.
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.Comet $55.00
'Clarinet ; $40.00
Saxophone $75.00
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La Grande Oregon
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HIGH SCHOOL P.T. A.
THURSDAY, 8 P. M.
The next meeting ol the high
school Parent Teacher association
will be held Thursday at 3:00 in the
gymnasium.
Mrs. Norman Frees will give tri
bute to the founders, ao thi meet
lng Is In observance of Founder' day. V
A mixed quartet consisting of Mrs.
Ashtoy. Mrs. Gralapp, E. -E. Hurloy and
Ray Williams will sing. Miss Sar
toln's. expression. cloos will present a
play, and the high school orchestra
will give several numbers.
All parent and. any 'friends Inter
ested, are urged to be present, as the
attendance counts on the pep contest.
A. G. S. PARTY AT
WHITING HOME
A party was given fcy Anna MhN
Whiting on Monday 83nd for the A.
Q. 8. officers and committee chair
men. Everyone enjoyed themselves
while playing novel games and sing
ing popular nnngH.
We're still In doubt as to tthe mean
ing of Miss Vernon's song, but we
liked it very much.
Sosn a rumor concerning food was
circulating, so . . , complete silence
enoued for some time. Result empty
platters. 1
Guests departed when the food was
consumed.
SUCCESSFUL
EXPERIMENTS
IN PHYSICS
Interesting experiments which have
been made In the Physics H class
during the last few days brought very
accurate results.
One was to plot a cooling curve Tor
crystalline substances. This was made
with acctamlde. The other was Bnade
during study of the heat of fusion of
ice.
PLAN VISIT
TO MARKET
The Domestic Science III class and
their Instructor, Kilos Hatteberg, are
planning to go down to the meat
market and examine the different
cuts of meat. The glrla have been
studying - this subject for the past
week. .
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Phone M-77
Finger Waves
Wet
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36c
. 50c
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Phone M 250
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is the
Last Day of Our
January
Sale
Fitzgerald
Furniture Co.
The
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We Invite You to
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See Them
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