THURSDAY. FEUItUAKY 22,1940
HIGH SCHOOL NEWS
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THE 8KNT1NEL. COTT APE UEOVE. OKEUON
B lossom s .z a .tie
Pacifica
< MABi’IA BRUND, Editor.)
"'Hit’ flying and dying swan"
wn* one of the many tumbling
•ft« put on In the HMMembly Feb­
ruary IB by the freshmen G A A.
girl«. “An afternoon bridge party"
wa« given by Betty Hopper, Mar­
garet Monson and Shirley Hend­
rick« Audrey Turner and Eathel
Ann Newton gave their vendon of
Borneo and Juliet in “technl-col-
or." Additional Item« were the
lemon eating contest, won by Alan
Reed. A tnp dance by Virglniu Lee
and the awarding of G.A.A, pin«.
The following girl« received pin«:
Freshmen, Alma Magnu««on. Mar­
lon Turner, Blunche McDaniel«,
Either Plummer. Irene Hagen and
Doris Bjoniet; Sophomore«. June
Eastburn, Alla- Trunnell and
Helen Wells; Juniors. Lura Wilson
and Sylva Michael, and iJorothea
Wright, senior.
• • •
The junior class held a meeting
during the home mom period
Thursday for the purpose of mak­
ing arrangement« for a basket so­
cial, selling of candy and a skat­
ing party. A unanimous vote wns
cast for a banket social to be held
In the old gym The date will be
set later. The da«« received per­
mission to sell candy during the
noon hour on Tuesday and Thurs­
day and candy nnd pop at the Eu-
jene game. Arrangements are be-
ng made for a skating party to
be held In the future.
• • •
"My Job Is to talk to young
people on the problem of alcohol,"
stated W. Bay Breg, executive
B loom ing «< a ria trees fo rm a fra m e w o rk fro m w h lrh th e to w e rin g
secretary of the Allied Youth,
statue o f H o rlflra looks dow n upon th e re b irth o f T re a s u re Islan d in
from Washington. D. C., who
spoke to the student body Mon­ Han Eranriseo Bay, w h e re the gates o f th e I M O season o f th e Golden
day. "We stand for the freedom of G ate In te rn a tio n a l K ip o s itio n w ill sw ing open w ith g ala ceremonies
on M ay 9 5 .
youth from alcoholic beverages.
"Y o u n g [««»pic come
to
high
hlgl
Ralph L. Morgan, assistant
school, he went on. "with the
Idea that they are no longer to be Mate supervisor of agricultural
carried around In their parents' education, visited here last week.
The Junior and senior F.F.A.
arms but are young citizens of the
boys set out a Hawthorne and
world. **
"Most young people will have to some English laurel at the new
make a choice In a split second of school building last week. This is
whether or not they are going to the first shrubbery to be set out.
At a senior class meeting Feb­
take a drink when asked by their
host at a party or outing." ex­ ruary 15 it was voted that the
seniors wear caps and gowns for
plained Mr. Breg.
“J. Edgar Hoover said that 19 both baccalaureate and gradua­
per cent of the crimes committed tion services. The vote was 61-25.
In a gym gaily decorated with
by young people under voting age
1« caused by liquor." stated Mr. blue and gold paper and sport
Breg.
equipment of all kinds, the home
Mr Breg held a conference af­ ec club gave a party Saturday
ter his talk with young people In­ night for the home ec and F.F.A.
terested In the Allied Youth move­ boys. Games and dancing made up
ment and a committee wns se­ the entertainment. Refreshments
le c te d to organize an allied youth of cake and punch were served.
The Cottage Grove F.F.A. cage
club In the high school.
squad registered their sixth con­
Everett Nichols, concert whistl­ secutive victory in downing the
er. gave the second period U. S. Junction City Farmers, 28-14,
history class a talk on the Yuca­ February 14 on the Grovers’ court.
tan, February 14. Mr. Nichols re­ Decker, Grove forward, garnered
cently returned to the United high point honors with 11 points.
The newly formed Hi-Y club
States nnd brought with him many
carvings a t heads from stone. He held a steak feed at the high
described many ancient ruins and school on the evening of February
Ralph H. Cake, prominent Por
particularly the largest amphi­ 14. Eleven boys and Mr. Gilchrist, land civic leader, partyworker an
theater In the world which Is lo­ the advisor, met to eat half-cook- businessman, filed late yesterda
cated In the Yucatan. It Is a mile ed steaks, waffles, pickles, fried with Secretary of State Earl Sne
long and half a mile wide. Be­ potatoes and what have you. Judg­ for the office of republican natior
tween 500,000 and 900.000 (teople ing from the noise and cheerful al committeeman.
can stand it In at one time. Mr. way the boys cleaned up their
Cake who is a native of Pori
Nichols made the students laugh meal, they must have had a good land where he was born in 189
when he described and imitated time.
absorbed republican doctrine ur
Max Treadwell, a sophomore, is der the toutoring of his fathei
the walk of the most vicious tribe
In the world. It Is a tribe In the ill with the flu in the Sacred the late Judge W. M. Cake, whil
interior o f the Yucatan. They are Heart hospital.
attending Portland grade and hig;
Ix>rene Lathrop, a member of schools and the University of Ore
three feet high, weigh 150 pounds
and are very bow-legged. “I have the class of ’39. visited the high gon where he graduated in 191.'
been in Africa. Arabia, India and school Friday. Miss Lathrop has He finished his education by tak
elsewhere, but l'd rather be In the been working in Salem as stenog­ ing law at Harvard and returns
Yucatan," said Mr. Nichols in rapher in a doctor’s office.
to Oregon to join his father*
closing.
firm. In school he Joined the Ph
• • •
She was only the optician’s Gamma Delta which he has sine
"Seldom have I ever given a daughter—two glasses and she served as national officer. He i
performance for a mixed group made a spectacle of herself.
a past president of the University
such as this," explained Ernest
of Oregon Alumni association. Hi
Typewriter and adding machine is a member of numerous frater
Nichols of California, professional
whistler, to the grade school and ribbons, all makes of machines at nal and civic organizations ant
21-tfx was president of the highly sue
high school students, February 14 Sentinel office.
Mimeograpn stencils
Sentinel cessful 1938 Rose Festival.
in the gymnasium. Mr. Nichols
said he thought Carrie Jacob«
Bond one of the greatest of com
posers. He whistled two of her
compositions. "I Love You Truly,"
and "Just a Wearyin' for You."
• • •
The councils and advisors of the
hoys’ federation and the girls'
league met for a joint summer
Monday evening. During the din­
ner, subjects of discussion con
cerning both groups such as noon
recreation, copying of other stu­
dents' work, and care of the new
high school building were brought
up. Committees were appointed to
take action on the topics discuss­
ed. Gladys I>emley, president of
NOVELTY
Chesterfield«,
the girls’ league, acted ns lender.
ALL
In closing, superintendent Fer-
GIFTWARE
Lucky Strike,
rin explained the library of the
50c Camels,
TOBACCO
new school to the group, appealing
>1.15
Carton
to them to realize the value of the
AT
equipment of the new school.
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COMPLETE
SAVE
CUT-RATE
Boys Hewing Makes Progress
LINE
>1.00
Lactogen
89e
The boys’ home economics are
DR. ROBERTS
PRICES
making progress with their sew­
STOCK
>1.25 Slmalae ... 98c
ing. The boys have learned the
REMEDIES
arts to the sewing machine and
>1.20 SMA ....... 98c
now how to thrend the various
types of machines. They have
>1.00 OLAC .... 97o 10 oz.
PACKAGE
practiced stitching and have done
GOLDEN GLINT
75c D e x trl-M a lto « «
actual sewing.
MAVIS TALC 59c
SHAMPOO
«So
Another feature of the class
or
work is dnrning. Some of the boys
50c M e n n e n 011 48c
RINSE
made very fine darns on old
Mo 50c J. J. Baby Talc GARDEN
stockings. They have learned how
GLOVES
to sew on buttons. They should be
89c
able to take care of their own
49c PR.
70c Vaaollne Hair
clothes after a while.
GOLDEN
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Tonic .......... 88c
-IUBILEE
BRIEFS
TAMPAX
>1.00 Vltalta .... 79c
SALE
Mrs. Ross Glass, formerly Flor­
ence Jenks, of Eugene, is the sub­
Daggett A Ramsdell >1.00 LBQ Hair
1 Dozen ........... 88o
stitute teacher for Miss Mildred
>1.15 Cream 69o
Oil ................ 79c 40« ............... ...... 98c
Deal who has the flu. Miss Deal
Is at the home of her parents In
Alsea.
Elmer Hendricks returned to
school Monday after a week’s Ill­
ness with bronchitis.
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Files for Republican
Nat’l Committeeman
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Lynx Hollow
Silk Creek
The Community club met with
Mrs. Ira Skidgel at Saginaw re­
cently. Mrs. Ed Brown was a
guest. There were thirteen mem­
ber« present. The next will be a
potluck all day meeting at the
home of Mr«. Arthur Munsinger
with Mr«. Dave Tomkins assisting
hostess on February 28.
A birthday party honoring Mi«»
Bontla .South wa« given by Mr«.
L. Moore recently with ten of
Miss South'« schoolmates and
neighbors present.
Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Beach en-
I tertained recently w i t h
four
tables of pinochle. Mr. and Mrs.
Lawrence Porter were visiting
guest«. The high score was won
by Mrs. W M. Moore and A. B.
Wolfard and the consolation by
Mrs. Howard Stout and J. W.
Smith.
Charles Peck Sr., Ralph Peck
and Charles Peck Jr. went to
Ridgefield, Washington, to attend­
e e funeral of their father-in-law
and grandfather. Charles Griffon.
Mr. and Mrs. Clair Thornton of
Yoncalla, former residents of the
Hollow, were guests recently at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Pentico.
Miss Ix-lah Park and Miss Edith
Webster of Eugene and former
i teacher« of the Hollow were guests
recently at the home of Mr. and
, Mrs. Jos Eppenbaugh.
Mrs. L. Gilmore and baby
i daughter. Audrey and Archie
Moore of Sunny Vale. California,
are house guests of their parents.
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Moore.
Bernie Gay, a house guest of
Mr. and Mrs. Lester I>ebow. re­
turned to his home at Browns­
ville
Guests recently at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Radway
were Mr and Mrs Howard Stout.
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Wolfard and
Mr. and Mrs. Jos Eppenbaugh.
Mrs. Dora Digby of Oakridge
came Friday to visit a few days
at the Darnell home and with
other friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Clifton and
Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Clifton visited
relatives at Marshfield Friday
evening and Saturday.
Russell and Robert Woolcott
and Boyd Alien attended a valen-
tine party for the young people of
the church at the church parlor«
Wednesday evening.
Patron« of Royal school held a
business meeting in Cottage Grove
Tuesday evening.
A chimney fire broke out at the
Frank Keller home Friday eve­
ning but was put out before do­
ing serious damage.
Bookkeeping Outfit«. Sentinel.
Tappan
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torist may be called upon to bear
an additional load due to costs of
foreign wars is voiced in an edi­
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tion of the Oregon State Motor
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kets to the petroleum Industry as
a result of blockades, ocean losses
by sinking, and neutrality legisla­
tion. means that the domestic pe­
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of the costs of “being in business.”
The editorial says, " . . . the do­
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that despite every effort being put
forth by producing oil companies
to keep prices down it may de­
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