HI-LIGHTS
V F W Adds Funds To
W alking Blood Bank
Published By the Students of the Brookings-Harbor High School
Staff
Senior interviews
S E N IO R S
E D IT O R — Ann Ritchey.
A S S 'T E D IT O R : J e rry
mons.
S im ­
R E P O R T E R S : Ron W esteren,
A rle n e Sanders. C arol A n n Ben­
son, Joyce B aldw in, Susie Tierce.
T Y P IS T S : Ray W esteren, Carol
A nn BenSqn, Pat H erm an, Diana
B ow lin.
JU N IO R S
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E D IT O R : B a ry Sage.
ASS'T
denin.
E D IT O R :
Joann C len­
N A M E : L loyd D ick Russell.
N IC K N A M E : Tub.
H E IG H T : 5 ft. 10 inches
W E IG H T : 196 pounds
COLOR E Y E S : Blue
■* COLOR H A IR : Blond
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F A V O R IT E FO O D : A ll o f them
F A V O R IT E G IR L : Susie Tierce
F A V O R IT E A C T O R : Gregory
Peck
F A V O R IT E A C T R E S S : M a r ­
ly n M onroe
P E T P E E V E : G irls w ith h a ir
in pincurls
F A V O R IT E SO NG : I Believe
F A V O R IT E H O B B Y : E a tin g
F A V O R IT E C O LO R : Green
Alexander Lake
Talks to Students
A w e ll know n a u th o r and h u n t­
e r visited the school and gave us
a very in te re stin g ta lk .
-—M t Lake has w ritte n many
books, w hich have been sold iii
Europe. He has w ritte n tw o
books w hich are now fo r sale in
A m erica. He also is a ve ry busy
man w r itin g fo r magazines, such
as l ife and Post.
M r. Lake was raised in A fric a
and went
c e l 'c r in South
A fric a . He was one of the best
shots in A fjie a a! tb . are of '■
I oke is now a resident of
S m ith R iver. We wish to th a n k
M r Lake fo r his appearance.
REPORTERS:
Ken
Russell,
Bob Swap.. Janet Bailey. r
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T Y P IS T S : Peggy Gran, S h e rill
M cC iain, C arolyn Hansen.
N A M E : Lois C h u rc h ill Chapman
N IC K N A M E : Lo
SOPHOM ORES
H E IG H T : 5 it. 5*2^inches
Girls Lea i n New
E D IT O R : V irg in ia A keis.
W E IG H T : 110
A S S 'T E D IT O R : K aren R itc h ­
CO LO R E Y E S : B row n
Game at Areata
ey.
COLOR H A IR : D a rk' B row n
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fo u rte e n g irls jo u rn e y 'd to
R E P O R T E R S : Sharon Center,
F A V O R IT E FOOD: Ask Tom
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Areata
to attend a clin ic fo r the
.p ic k Berger.
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F A V O R IT E B O Y : fo n v
¡new game called Speed-A-Wav
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T Y P IS T S :
L o re tta
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I Charles G ray and Mrs. L y n n '
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H am pton w ere chaperones.
F A V O R IT E A C T R E S S : June
S peed-A -\\ ay was -in v - u 1
FRESHM EN
Allyson
1 by M arge Larson, who cam ’ frf in
E D IT O R : Philip. Kessler
P E T P E E V E : G irls that ta lk
j Stockton, to introduce the game,
R E P O R T E R S : Gael E ttin g e r, too m uch
i I hjs game is a com bination of
F A V O R IT E SO NG : Alw ays
Jackie S m ith, Pat Y arnell.
soccer, basketball, speed-ball, field
F A V O R IT E H O B B Y : Souvenirs
ball, and hockey.
F A V O R IT E C O LO R : Red
A n enjoyable, but tired, »tim e
N O O N PROGRAM S F R ID A Y
was had by a ll.
On o u r noon program fo r the
Islanders Play For
Student* Body
next few m onths we have p ictu re
shows on F rid a y to give the kids
som ething to do. On week days
w e have an in tra m u ra l program
The student body was very
o f a ll sorts of sports.
pleased to have D ick W aiw aiale
and his R hythm 'C Islanders, M ys­
te ry and G regory to e n te rta in us
S E N IO R B A L L OCT. 30
F rid a y w ith a v a rie ty of H a w a iia n
T h ^ Senior class is planning a
and A m erican songs. Most o f the
masquerade ball O ctober 30. The kids th o u g h t th is was a very fine
Seniors claim it w ill be the p a rty
shQW. W e appreciated the e n te r­
o f the year. A ll the student body
tainers fo r p la yin g fo r us on th e ir
is invited.
spare tim e and w ith o u t charge.
Voters Told To
Stay In Precinct
A rem inder tp voters in the
B rookings-H arb or area was issued
this week to be sure and v o te -in
♦he precinct in w h ’ ch you are reg­
istered.
The rem inder came in connec-
Carol Fallert Helps
Edit OSC Barometer
S T A T E COt t rc -E ,
C o rva llis, O re.---(S pecial)— C arol
a lle rt o f H a rb o r was re ce n tly
named as an assistant day e d ito r
c f the Barom eter, student news­
paper at Oregon S ta te college.
Miss F a lle rt is one of fo u r as
s 'a n t day editors.
H er dufie*
nelude copy editing, proof read
’ig. headline w r itin g and news
' i itin g .
' i i . 7110 Veterans of Foreign W ars
l&st week provided $25.00 to the
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to m e
B rookings-H arb or W a lk in g Blood
Bank, to .furnish m a te ria ls to
keep the bank in operation. ' '
M em bers o f the V E W A u x ilia ry
have been keeping the records at
the bank since it firs t w ent in to
action.
Machine Demonstrated
A new departm ent was added
to Tots to Teens last week. w ith,
the dem onstration o f a P fa ff sew­
ing m achine th e re *
The m achine w ill be demon­
strated every Monday at Tots to
Icons.
M ore in fo rm a tio n on it
w ill come in a la te r issue of the
P ilo t.
Lecai News
IO L M S T i t " !
FEATURED
Show ing last w >ek at th e lo.- .|.
heatre was a film which f e a tu r 'd
•uzz H olm stroin ruiin ng the Col-
rado r i\ ( ,
i ,i; / / lV1j ; j ...
cred by m any as- a hoy who live ;
’ H arb o r before m oving to Co-
< Uille. K o’s well know n for
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xploits o n -th e Rogue and o th e r
tvers p rio r to tackling, th e C c’A
Small
THANKS
On behalf o f the B rookings-
H a rb o r School I - w ish to th a n k
W illia m Phelps. the P ilo t ed ito r,
fo r so generously g ivin g the
B rookings H i-L ig h ts up to a fu ll
page, in the P ilo t. W e th in k thia
is a very generous move for-a «
all know it costs q u ite a large
sum o f money to ru n a newspaper.
Thank you M r. Phelps.
J u n io r Class E ditor.
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\R C H IE B U II.D S HOUSE
A rchie H e ld ri-k s Gils Johnson '
. nd Bud Raus- h a re sprndin
■evcral w eeks on the M tiobuii
' v*'r -
;*re alleg d ly
m ild in g a sum m er home.
They hope to have the outsid*
hell o f the house erected w ith in
tw o o r three weeks. The house
' i l l be located at Cam p Sherman
CRUISERS
MOORES GO S O U T H
M r. and M rs. E m il Moore and
$ 2 2 .5 0
PHILLIPS
Dad and Lad
rô ÎO T Ïii^u iiîjn ttmEnmii
The Coast Guard announced
th is week a national check m i
v e rify the accuracy of re g istra ­
tion of m otorboats.
T hroughout the U nited States
on w P h the
' of
and possessions, the survey w ill
Gladys K anick. c ity recorder, to
affect owners o f 377.271 "undocu­
take re g istra tio n s fo r voters in
m ented" c ra ft, w hieh’ includes all
the c ity / i f Brookings.
.Inboard m otorboats and those o u t­ ?
■' sonhom oro in th e school of boards m ore than i f f, -
IS the past, a num ber o f voters
registered
in
Brookings
have" busin gs and t-ch n o '. gy. she b length. O f this num ber 27,350
fed in t h e J i ’ rb o r p r.e in c t, and he daughter of M r. a .d M is. B ili c ra ft are w'-R.-in ‘ he l" t h C
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e ’l rt of H arbor.
v '•e versa. The practice has led
C i-d ’ c i.
w hich cc--o)>-'c -«
to
g u la r iti." in voting totals.
ih< 29th. 90th. and 33- ! C isi m
Such votes w ili 1 e challenged at
dis n e ts
'O regon, • W ashington.
the polls d u rin g c o n rn g eb'ptions.
I Id a h o ‘and M ontana).
tie s in va lid a tin g th e ir vote.
he check will be conducted h\
h rsday. O ctober 15
T here are tw o vo tin g precincts
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car
yours is valuable, and you can't
tie M otorboat R egistration Sec-
in Brookings,* and one in H arbor. . 5 1. Em ly Gem and M ineral So ¡tiou.s o f a ll Coast Guard dis i-icm
afford to take chances with u. W hen it needs
cietv. 8 p .r r . V F W hall. Pot
Its put ¡lose is to determ ine which
lit'
suppei.
work, you want to know that it has had the best
¡listed I S. m o to rb o ats rem ain m
University ( ieograph'.y-''
coho’ - s Anonymous, y.
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active sta tu s, and, which o th ers . ,4i
possible
care.
• >tate Guard Station.
have been lost, destroyed, aban-
Conducting Survey
IOOE, 8 p.m., IO O F hall.
' doned, ot changed in ow m’ rsh'p
Heie at Menning Buick, we’ve the finest
w ith o u t proper reg si ration.
D r. Samuel N. Dieken. head of ~ riday O ctober J 6
equipfxtl shop in Curry County, and a highly-
The 13th Coast Guard D is ‘ riet
F O E ., 8 - p m., J a k le w ic t An
the departm ent o f Geography
j M otorboat
R egistration
section
che:
age.
trained staff of mechanics to take care of every
.»nd Geology at the U n iv e rs ity of
i has begun m a ilin g form l. ttc rs
Oregon, is conducting a survey in Monney. O ctober 19
automotive need. From front to rear, wc take
w i t h questionnaire to a ll m o to r­
th e Brookings area o f the geogra­
SPEBSQSA, 8 p.m., Fox Bros boat owners listed in its records.
phy o f C u rry County.
care of all re p a irs----- better!
Upstairs.
, i rom pt re tu rn o f the qiteries w ill
D r. Dieken is the a u th o r o f one
Chetco C horal Club. 8 p.m . : g re a tly expedite the report w h ’ch
Plus A fine selection of good, clean used carsl
w o rk on southw estern Oregon,
B a p tis t Church.
w ill subsequently be made to
"T h e Rogue R ive r C o u n try ” .—*
Scout B u ild in g m eeting, 8 p.m., Coast G uard headquarters.
. A t the present tim e. D r. Dieken
Jaklew icz Anchorage.
is
surveying
the
im m ediate
B rookings area, where, he says, Tuesday, O ctober 20
j A T T E N D S CON V E N T IO N
O.E.S., IO O F hall.
he finds most in te re s tin g geo­
Lions A u x ilia ry , 8 p.m., Chetco | D r. Paul R onm ger is attending
graphical aspects.
! the Oregon State M edical conven­
Inn.
W h ile here. D r. Dieken and his
' 3^ years in the automobile business
tion in P o rtla n d this week. He
w ife are guests o f the Paul De- I Wednesday. O ctober 21
le ft Tuesday. Oct. 13, and w ill be '
On Highway io i
North End of Town
Blocks. in the whalehead area.
V I >« and Auxiliary, V F W hall. back in his office on 7 Io n o a j.
Comirrr cver**s
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Mrs. M oore's brother,
H olm an
Mass? le
left
ft Wednesday
W ednesday morning
fo r a m onth lpng v is it in Georgia
ar.d Tennpssee w ith th e ir daugh­
te r and sisters.
M r. and M rs. P ippin w ill m an­
age the Bonn M o te l d u rin g th e ir
absence.
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orado.
C O M IN G A T T R A C T IO N S ! !
'E L E B R A T E S B IR T H D A Y
Don C om fort, concert and popu­
i
Sharon W
VVidney,
daughter of M r.
la r accordionist, w ill be at the
in d M rs. George W idney, cele­
high school Tuesday, Oct. 27. w ith brated her 10th b irth d a y S a tu r­
popular, ballad, novelty and clas­ day afternoon w ith a party.
sical typo music.
Schoolmates who were invited
w ere Jessie Anne K o n kle r. Lee
FOOD SALE OCT. 24-
Nichols, Linda
Davis, S hirley
The Ju n io r class is planning a Davis, Sandra Sanders. Naom i
fund ra is ’ ng food sale S aturdav. Irow n, K a thleen Phelps, Judy
Oct. 24. Your patronage w ill be •ox, K aren B arker, M a ry K in io n ,
appreciated ve ry much.
lody D im m ick and G ail Barlow .
C#st Guard Checks
Brookings Harbor Pilot
Thursday, October 15, 1953
DON'T LET AMATEURS IN HERE!
Meaning Snieit