6 Brookings Harbor Pilot
For Easter — B reakfast, Brun eh of
T h u rsd a y, M ay 7, 1933
Junior - Senior
Prom Big A ffa ir
Some 83 juniors and seniors
and | faculty m em bers attended
th e prom which is held yearly
by the juniors for the g rad u a t
ing seniors.
The banquet was held at the
Cheteo Inn. The tables were dec
o rated with a large centerpiece
of pink rosebuds with blue and
pink candles. Down the center
of each table w ere blue and pink
ribbons which highlighted the
o th e r favors, napkins, etc., which
followed the them e of "Gay N ine
ties.’»
The program was as follows:
Invocation, Ray w esteren; m as
te r of ceremonies, Ray W esteren;
Specially for Easter, but a treat for any meal—corn meal muffins,
welcome seniors, Bonnie Kay
savory with crisp bacon, and hot from the oven. Double the recipe
M incer; response, Leslie Pullen;
to be sure of leftovers. Split the cold muffins and butter—then toast
to astm aster, Bob C urtis; The
under the broiler. With soup or salad and your favorite jam, they will
make a perfect quick meal.
Road Ahead, Herschel Chaney;
prophecy, Elaine I,a Clair; class
Corn Meal Bacon Muffins
will, Bob C urtis; senior apprecia
1 cup sifted flour
3 teaspoons Calumet Baking Powder
tion, Dennis Eadling; unior speak
2 tablespoons sugar
er, Arllne Sanders, w ritten by
*/» teaspoon salt
S cup yellow corn meal
M. F. Bakem; benediction, Dennis
cup shortening (part bacon fat)
Phetteplace.
4 to 6 slices crisp bacon, crumbled
The menu for the banquet fol
1 egg. well beaten
% cup milk
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lows: Cocktail, spring friend
chicken, buttered peas, H arvard
Sift flour once, measure, add baking powder, sugar, and salt, and sift
again. Add corn %eal and mix well. Cut in shortening. Add crumbled
beets, m ashed potatoes, gravy,
bacon. Combine egg and milk and add all at once to nour mixture. To
relish, molded salad, hot biscuits,
mix. draw spoon from side of bowl toward center (15 strokes), turning
jelly butter, cherry ta rts with ice
bowl gradually. Chop spoon through batter (10 times). Then stir only
enough to dampen flour (5 strokes). Turn into greased muffin pans,
cream , coffee, tea, milk.
filling each about S full. Bake in hot oven (400*F.) 25 minutes, or
Dancing followed at the high
utoil done. Makes 10 large muffins.
school gym.
A fter the banquet and program
ful in front of the City Hall.
th e students, alumni and faculty
Clive Manley sleeping in.
g a th e m l at the high school gym,
A rt Pierce m aking life u n c e r
which was decorated to give a
tain
for pedestrians.
park-like setting with a "gay
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T hat satisfied look on the faces
and
azaleas
ninety” atm osphere for an eve-I Rhododendrons
ning of dancing. Eddie Desjar- perking up for the festival.
those able to open their own
din and his band provided the
Ed G rootendorst trying to keep P°st office boxes.
music.
ahead of his blossoms.
Louise O stenberg waxing floor.
Herschel Chaney, the junior
The peep of new chicks keeping
Don't rem ind us of the re m its
rla ss sponsor, entertained his Mr. and Mrs. Yahr busy,
if one of those hurrying-by log
junior class a fte r the dance by
Dr. McKenna all smiles,
trucks get in a "bind” on Main
serving sandwiches, cokes or cof-
Moving day, plans change, and street. The law of averages is
fee at the Dairy Creem restau r- progress in all sections.
due to change ur luck.
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DoDra Beaulieu getting forget-
The junior class wishes to e x - !
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the people who helped it earn m ade this y ear a success,
this money for the prom, and were wonderful.
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nual OSC high school senior visi
tation weekend April 23 had an
ipportunity to view the displays.
Sopperì Works of Da Vinci
Displayed at OSC
The complete exhibit of the
invention models of Leonardo da
Vinci the same one shown a
year ago in New York’s M etro
politan Museum in celebration oi
the 500th anniversary of Leon
ardo’s birth were displayed in
the Oregon S la te college Memo
rial Union April 4 to 26.
The OSC appearance m arks
the first tim e the en tire exhibit
of this "prophet of m odern sci
ence" has been displayed in the
state.
P ain ter of the world-fam ous
"Mona Lisa" and the "Last Sup
per,” Leonardo is also renowned
for his designs and inventions in
the 1400’s of many things accept
ed today as modern. N c rrlv f.
centuries ago, he conceived de
signs for the parachute, airplane,
machine gun, printing press, m ili
tary tank and air conditioning
machine. Models of these, along
with reproductions of m any of
his paintings, were included in
the exhibit.
High school students attending
the sta te speech tournam ent a t
OSC April 10 and 11 and the an
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