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THE IKtOU NEWS
lliui-.liir. Man.li ift.fi.
JUDGES DECIDE
HOBBY WINNERS
(Continued from Page 1)
to Charles Wlmer; for radio,
blue to Thurlnw Wauchope and
red Bobby Johnson; for wood
work, blue to nob Phelps, red to
Clyde Dunham and Kenneth
Harris, white to Harvey Chtlders
and Charles Warren; for archery,
bluo to Hilbert Anderson; for
cartooning, white to Gordon Mil
ler; for soap carving, blue to
Edward Merar and red to Laura
Henry; for artcraft, blue to Lu
cille Anderson and Laura Henry,
rod to Fern Madden and Opal
Serber, white to Roy Spencer.
Ruth Graham, and Arlin liar
graven; for stamps, blue to Ber
nard Ahrams: for currency, red
to Billy Bement, white to Birdie
Tnttle and Dale O'Hara; for
racks, blue to Philip Isely. red
to Melvin Iavid. white to James
Curtis; for shells, blue to Alice
Darker; for Insects, blue to
Kenneth Evans. ni red to Mar J
Isely; for rellis. white to Mr-!, i
Cary; for scrapbouk, white to:
.lime Palmer; for books re.! to
only dreaming) ajid a hidden or-!
chestra playing softly.
Then Monday came, that cold
dismal Monday. Think of all the
anguish and sorrow the poor
class had to go through.
All the money it had spent
and saved for weeks had gone
the way of all the other money.
Gone, not to appear again for
months, perhaps never to ap
pear again. What could they do?
Then through the dark cloud
came a message that cheered the
hearts of all. Their Superior said
that they could have a Prom
without the "extras."
The dignified Seniors merely
breathefl a sigh of relief aud lift
ed their noses a little higher.
The sweet
nnd down
hands together with glee, and
life went serenely on, because
after all It could have been
worse.
was won by a girl.
Corvallia High school has or
ganized a bridge club. That is
a good idea for you "bridge
bugs". Are there any around
here?
. I
The girls in some of the high
schools around the country hare
more courage than the girls
here. As this is leap year, they
have been "dating up" theli
"secret sorrows". Perhaps ths
above statement is erroneous in
regard to the girls' courage
around here. After all it is im-1
-possible to know all the hap
penings around the school. Any
way, this is to give you girls
Juniors jumped up courage. (Is that a hint?)
and clapped their i 1
BONERS T
Mcdonald
JEWELRY
Pens, Pencils and Leads
PHONE 04
Wolter's
Self Service Grocery
Ashland's Leading
Food Merchant
(Across from Vlning)
Commerce Squads
Wcrk Against Time
Continued from Page 1)
Feudalism is the quarreling
between powerful families.
morning, and then come in
Hilly Rement and white to V' Ttlel several periods during the day
lleatty. I to get in as much practice- as
Miss Clark, who supervised to possible.
Define romance.
1. Romance Is a wild tale.
2. Romance makes reading
I good deal more interesting.
Who was Beowulf?
1. Beowulf Is one night.
gathering of the hobbies, said
rhe thought it was a very suc
cessful show.
CAMPFIRE IN
(Continued from Page 1)
ttrom.
' andle
bea rer.
7. Song : "Burn Fire Burn"
S Pioneers of Seven Crafts
' -ra Fester. Roberta Borland.
Marian Could. Thelma Reed.
Marea-et Harker. Fern Madden
Gladys l.lninger.
9 Awarding of Wood Gathers'
Rank - Miss Prey.
1 Talk "Pioneers in Ore
en" Mr. Fred Wagner.
11 Presentation of the Birth
day honor.
12 Presentation of other hon
ors.
13 Announcement of a new
h"imr Miss Magoon.
I 4 Song "Mammy Moon."
1 " Candle Extinguishing cere
mony. 1 fi Recreational.
IT Taps.
Reassured Juniors
Happy For Prom
Those on the shorthand team i
are the following: Rachel For-j
'ythe and Kunice Coats as;
novices, and alternate, Lloyd j
Arant; amateurs, Edith Arnold
SPOTLIGHT "' Rt'",an Hervey with no al-
ternate. And those on the typ-
ing squad are: Amateurs, Lloyd j
Arant. Lois Goetze. and Edith
Arnold. Novices, Beverly Voting.!
Betty Dean. Thelina Good, Eli-'
Who was Augustine?
1. Augustine was a goddess.
2. Augustine was a monastery.
A pastoral is a
cussing the clergy.
writing dls-
Firemaker; Birthday
-Hazel Duncan. Torch-
Identify Wycliff.
1. Wycliff was the earliest
English epic.
2. v-cilf was the hero In
nor High. Isabel Guillespie. and the first Tn-rUsh fiction.
I.eRoy Lindner. I
EXCHANGE
Tropis were minstrels
put on plays and ballads.
Miracle plays
by chance.
Just happened
Tli Tllliium of The Dalles
Hiah school gives fair warning
to prospective ciin nallst. The
students must write a great deal
more than they do in the English
classes. A scrap book, containing
every type of news story, must !
lie prepared. As a last straw.
ea h two students must make a
(n lete newspaper, using as
material Shakespeare's rlay. .In-j "The war of the Roses was
Inns Caesar. As a reward, they fought In a snow storm between
will prnhablv eet three or les. , England and Fiance. The dead
Take heed, yon students of Ash-; bd s were piled up to the
land High: think before you en- j Ka,e r Lrndon for ten miles."
ter journalism next year. j
The Spanish Armada was n
A clause is a group .f sensi
ble words without subject and
predicate.
rdsworth wrote the "Ode
on Imitations of Immorality".
id It. he would poiinie on a
larger pie-, e. put down the long
cherished nickel, and skip away.
Thinus went on this calm ard
peaceful way for months. Tin-
humlile Juniors kept bringing iu. He must be clean and neat, in
the nickels and dimes (th:1;- eve . '- t'Kt;ent. have large hands and
What do you think of this
idea? The Dalles High school
rives an award to the basketball
"layer that contributes the most
to the team's success. He need
not be on the first team.
At ill's -:. me bigii s. iool a
Mir.cy was carrie.l on to find
tlie f;ir!s" idea of their ideal hoy.
ship that fought In the S;anish
Ani'rlcan war of 1812.
For the After School Lunch
drop in at the
PALACE
Cafe and Lunch
Meals and Short Order
Phone 1H:1
hid dimes sometimes). Ti:en the
wonderful news descended upon
them: they had enough money
for a gorgeous Prom. They could
p'ctuie the dance- the lamps
turned low; dreamy waltzes;
cirls In ravishing gowns; boys
in Tuxedos remember they were
feet, and curly hair is preferred.
How do you agree, girls?
ller is one way to get new
school sunps. A song writing
contest was carried on at Central
High school of LaCrosse, Wlscon- ,
sin. As usual in such a contest, it
Sport Goods
for
Gord Sports
PROVOST HARDWARE
E. A. WOODS, M. D.
Fye, Ear, Nose and Throat
Specialist.
Pwedenburg Bldg. phone 300
HOME AX1 SCHOOL
PRINTING
handled reasonably and quickly
For an
Individual Haircut
Come to the
ELKS BARBER SHOP
$500 Cash Prizes
Essay on
CEL-O-GLASS
CARSON-FOWLER
LUMBER CO.
"In the Heart of Town"
EASTER, GRTETINGS
AND CARDS
EASTEK BOX CANDIES
McNair Bros.
The Rexall Store
OX THK PLAZA
Fresh Line of
PICNIC GOODS
For That Hike!
LTEARNS SELF.
SERVICE STORE
Beginning March S-t
Thurs.. Frl., THK PASSION
ATE PLr.MHF.K. with Buster
Kenton. Sat. Only, THE SIL
ENT WITNESS, a mystery
Rlory. Kun., Mon., lOLLY OK
THE liHXTS, with Marion
Civics niid Clarke Gable. Tue.,
Wed., STRANGERS IX LOVE,
with Frederic March and Kay
Francis. Tl.ur.. Frl.. Sat., THE
LOST SOTODKOX, with Rich
ard Dlx.
Admissions: Matinees . 20c;
Evening SOc; Kiddies 10c