S— Port Coord
Thursday. May 21,
1904
INTRAM URAL SCORNS
ANNUAL WORKSHOP H IL O
Bov'» softball is ending with
the seniors in first place, fol
lowed clo«etv bv the Juniors
G irl's softball which followed
the same trend a i that of the
hoys' is endine with the senior
Sir's leading the Juniors
The standings as o f Mav 14
were seniors V * tuniors Stt.
sonhomores 396. and freshmen
197.
The annual staff, and anyone
who was interested in working
with the annual staff next year,
attended an annual workshop
at Coos Bay last Saturday af
ternoon, from 9 00 a m to
t 00 p m
At the workshop they learned
several techniques of planning
»"d arranging an annual.
There were guest speakers
who demonstrate!
various
ways to arrange pictures on
the pa»es of annuals There
were also several annuals from
various schools These annuals
gave those who attended a
chance to gain valuable new
ideas from other groups' ef
fort»-_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
CHORUS CLASS IS PLANN ED
M r Reek, a Prod Orford
Junior High School teacher,
was at Pacific last Friday to
determine how many of the
stud« n:s that »igned an interest
sheet for chorus could actually
carry a note
Most of the
students passed the prim ary
testing
Ann-oximstelv 25 students
ffont the present student body
are expected to take part in
chorus next year. More stu
dents are expected to raise
this number These w ill come
from next year's freshmen
l e t t e r m e n hold
SWIMMING PARTY
The lettermen of Pacific re
cently held a swimming party
at the North Bend pool. There
were 30 students and four
adults attending the swimming
party
The group had a wonderful
W
tim e plavlng catch with the
balls and rings, diving off ibe
hoards and participating In
the various swimming races
C H R IR L IA O IR S CHOSEN
The students of Pacific chose
the girls (hat they wanted to
represent them as their cheer
lesders for the coming vear
Those who were chosen for
varsity squad were Fllen Mc
Williams. captain: Mary Helm-
k*n, Shervl Mechala, Sharon
Strain, and Margo Samudto
Laurie Pier, captain. Pam
Mayes. Janet Shaw, and Mary
Knapp were chosen to make
up the JV cheering squad for
next year
The Frosh cheering squad
for next year is composed of
M srv Brown, caotsin Brenda
Wright and Susan Shaw
t a l e n t show
Saturday evening was a time
of fun and relaxation, when the
people of the community got
together to entov Pacific's first
annual T»le"t Show
I KJ & •
-e Bushnell
Students of Pacific attended
a naticna! school assembly
which featured Leo Gasca in
an act packed with action
He offered many flashy and
highly exciting routines to the
audience.
The Latin-A m erica* sensa
tional balancing, acrobatic and
equibbristic a ct met with the
approval of everyone who was
is attendance
Gasca's act was a presenta
tion of remarkable dexterity
and skill in a display of novelty
and precision balancing.
about 6:00 a m The trio is
scheduled to begin immediate
ly after commencement exer
cises Monday evening.
The sen ors w ill then board
a bus and leave for the bav
area. There the firs t stop w ill
be the North Rend swimm ing
pool Thv w ill then proceed
to the skating rin k in Coos Bav,
and then on to the bowling
alley From the bowling al'.ev
they w ill return to Port Orford,
where thev w’ l! have an early
SOC PANEL VISITS PACIFIC
Five students from Southern
Oregon College, which is lo
cated in Ashland, visited Pa
cific Thursday afternoon. The
group, consisting of two fresh
men. two sophomores, and one
jun or, thought that the seniors
might consider what someone
r,e3r to their own age told them
about college They explained
m ’ nv things about college life,
what domitory life is like, what
is to be expected of professors,
what college w ill cost, and how
very important self-discipline
is.
After allowing time for ques-
tion.ng, me panel divideo toe
stn.ors in to groups, which
were determined by toe subject
fields in which they were in
terested. The panel told the
students what would be re
quired of them if they were to
take these various courses.
Before they left, the panel
asked if they might talk with
the freshmen. In a discussion
which lasted 10 minutes, the
panel told the frosh what
courses they should take while
they attended high school.
FACIAL TISSUES
G ELA TIN PESERTr Z
HANOI W R A P
KIPPEREP SHACKS
OVEN CLEANER
SPRAT STARCH NIAGARA
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2 x x )-p r
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AJAX CLEANSER
PHGTCGR \P H IR (u p p er righ ,
takes perilous stan ce to shoot
Portland G eneral E lectric c o m
pany's giant Round Butte dam
now nearir.c co m p letio n on the
Deschutes river n e a r M adras,
la r g e r than th e G reat Pyram id,
nen Round tutte goes to w ort
this sum m er it will be cap ab le
oi g enerating o.i- -tllion k ilo -
v a tt- h o u r s oi elec tricity an
nually. R o c k -till,4 4 0 -fo o t high
p ro tect w ill cost S'O m illio n .
COOKIES —
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M N EO CHICKEN — » « 4 9
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breakfast. The food will be
provided bv the sen'ors and
the>r parents This breakfast
will end about 6:00 a m
The teachers who w ill ac-
conmanv the seniors on th»ir
graduation partv w ill be M ss
M o ti, Mr. Radcliffe. M r Clute,
and Mr. and Mrs. Harrison
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SENIORS SCHEDULE
GRADUATION PARTY
The senior class of Pacific
has planned a fantastic eve-
n:ng for their graduation party.
The trip will begin Monday,
June 1, at about 11:00 p.m and
w ill end Tuesday, June 2, at
The stiw*e"l bookstore of
Pacific Hi»h School la having
Its end of the year sellout
All hix’ks are marked IS"!- off
of the original price
Now is t*>e t'm e to take ad-
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AEROSOL
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a C am jienhlp or supplies to
Camp luster Seal, depending
on what t Ite Camp would prefer,
I he lloat lor the I ourth oi
hlly Celebration was discussed
and suggestions made.
By-laws tor the chapter were
dlscuwi’d and r s . h menihri
given a copy.
BOOKSTORE SELLS OUT
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EHICKEnS
by
The Talen' Show was divided
ou,, ihi.-.. do M em e MI I epr
Intermediate and adult, with
EE of 91" «7 »" »’’d H
SOROW TY NEWS
awarded in each division
I hr regular meeting oi tfo-
A prise »( a Corning Ware
casserole dish was also pre E.S, A. Sorority was held at thr
sented Altogether there were h o m e of advisor M n. Robert
Thomas.
approximately 953 worth of
t here w ill be a lewel PU
prises presented
Ceremony at Whalen's lor thr
Those participants which won pledges on M ay 23, at 7; 10 p.m.
prises in the three divisions It Is a srm l-lo n u a l and mem -
were Children 1st John Jen bei» are wel ome to tiring guests.
sen. 2nd Colleen Boggs, 3rd
There w i l l be a traveling
"BakeSale" on May 2M(b In the
Caryn Marsh,
Port ITIo rd area. Two bakery
In '.i mediate
1st
M a ry
llelmken, 2nd Melba Kniler, tr.uk« w ill travel thr area, be
3rd Delores Strain and Jane ginning at 10 a. ns. with Judy
Bens, Rita Berger,Beverly lle lm -
Fmton,
Adult 1st Cathv Smith and ken and Beverly McKenrle o|<-
JoAnne Karie, 2nd Krlstv Bow eratlng tlwm .
The chapter w ill send $2S lot
man, 3rd Marilyn Rundberg
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