Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978, November 05, 1953, Page 7, Image 7

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    HI-LIGHTS
Intram ural Sports Brookings I Iarbor Pilot 7
THURSDAY. NOV. 5. 1953
Furnished for Boys
V arsity b ask etb all and baseball Drama Club
will not be the only co m petitive
sp o rts played at B rookings High Plays in Arcata
Published by (lie Students of the Bnxikinijs-Harbor
l(X)
School this year. A boys’ in tr a ­
The D ram atics C lub has been
m ural program has gone into e f­ invited to p resent a one-act play
fect on a non -v arsity basis
in for th e D ram atics F estiv al, w hich
o th e r words, a p ro g ram has been wdl be held in A rcata. C alifo rn ia
B rookings High School is known
set up so th at lx\vs th at are not on N ovem ber 20 and 21. S ev eral
GIRL
for its friendliness.
To people
able to ea rn a v arsity le tte r m ay o th er high schools will a tte n d an d
Name. B O N N IE KAYE M IN CER earn an aw ard by p artic ip a tin g in see a to tal of six plays, one being
ou tsid e the school th is m ay m ean
An o rg an izatio n w as form ed of Age, 17.
very little, hut this is th e h e a rt
in tra m u ra l ath letics.
presented by H um boldt S ta te col
o
u
r 30 ch o ru s m em bers, and at B irthday, J a n u a ry 23.
of th e school.
T his aw ard m ay be of tw o lege.
our first m eeting we elected the B irth Place, Hollywood, Calif.
forms.
F irst, the u p p er 10 per­
This is tin’ second tim e B rook­
Im ag in e y o u rself as a new s tu ­ follow ing officers: P resid en t, S u ­
H eight, 4 feet 10 inches.
cent of boys will e a rn “54” n u ­ ings High School has a tte n d e d an d
den t, en ro llin g in a different sie T ierce; vice president, Kay
W eight, 107.
m erals. T he n u m b er of boys re ­ is th<* only O regon school invited.
school. To you. it would be O’H o lleran ; se c re ta ry , P at B eale;
Color of E ye’s, Blue.
ceiving n u m erals will be based on
s tra n g e and seem unfriendly. Yet tre a s u re r, Joyce Baldwin, and re-
Color of H air, Brown.
the n u m b er of b<\vs p a rtic ip a tin g ANNUAL M EETIN G
• it is only a sh o rt tim e before you porter, Jo Ann Tyler. W e decided
F av o rite Food, Hot fudge sundaes. in th e p rogram and on the
T he Annual S ta ff met M onday,
a re a p a rt of the group. P eople to have dues of a d o llar a y e a r
F av o rite Color, Aqua.
am ount of points ac cu m u lated at O etolier 22, a lte r school to discuss
have a special sm ile for you anti to use to buy m usic and deco ra­ I lobby, Dancing.
the end ol th e year. Second, a th«* covers of th«* an n u a ls N o th ­
call you by nam e. You, who are tions for th e concerts.
Pet Peeve, Lazy People.
point goal will be established and ing definitely has been decided as
new th is year, know how things
T his w eek several new songs in ­
those boys reach in g th a t goal at yet. All stu d en ts a re req u ested io
like th is can help so m uch to cluding “ Bells of St. M ary ’s ” . F av o rite A ctor, Jeff C handler.
F a v o rite A ctress, D ebora P aget.
the end of th e y e a r will receive begin b ringing in sn ap sh o ts for
m ak e you feel at home.
Hello, Young L overs”, and “All F av o rite Song. P.S. I Love You.
certificates.
P oints will be given tin* snapshot page. They a re to
Tn o u r high school we w ant th e T hings You A re” w ere re ­ F a vori t e Boy. ? ? G uess W ho ? ?
to each boy p a rtic ip a tin g in each be given to e ith e r Bev G lass o r
ev ery o n e to belong and feel a t ceived. Mr. Dick has w ritte n his
sport, th e n um ber depending upon P a t H erm ann.
hom e. You will fit in alm ost im ­ own version of “ Blue M oon” for BOY
.
In o rd e r to have a gixxl y e a r
the am ount of gam es he plays.
m ed iately .
’he class to learn.
Nam e, RON W E S T E R E N
The sp o rts th at th e in tra m u ra l Ixxik th e cooperation «it everyone
1 he ch o ru s gave th e num ber
To th e new ones we ask only
Age, 17.
program will include a re b a sk e t­ is req u ested by the a n n u a l staff.
th is : th a t you m eet us h alf wav. “Nobody Knows th e T rouble I ’v? B irthday, M arch 7.
ball, tree -th ro w shooting, basket
R e tu rn th a t sm ile, and it w on’t S ^en” a t th e first S tu d e n t Body B irth P lace, P ort Gamble, W ash. shooting, ping ¡Ming, volleyball, N EW S T U D E N T S
Iw rt you to even add “hello”. R e­ m eeting.
T h ree new s tu d e n ts enrolled in
H eight, 6 feet three.
softball, tra c k and o th ers, dep en d ­
Tw o w eeks ago we gave Mr. W eight, 165.
m em b er it ta k e s tw o to sm ile, one
B
rookings
High School th e p ast
ing upon th e facilities available.
can only su g g est it.
Dick a gift for his baby-to-be. Th * Color of Eyes, Blue.
week.
F
aye
N orm an, senior, from
At th e presen t tim e the boys
T he “o ld ” stu d e n ts should im ­ gift w as a baby bu n tin g w ith a Color of H air. Light Brown.
a re p artic ip a tin g in an in tra m u ra l Lebanon, O regon; Jo h n A dkins,
F av o rite Food, All Kinds.
ag in e th em selv es as new ones and b o ttle w a rm e r to m atch.
b asketball league, w ith five team s sophom ore, also from Lebanon,
N et m o n th we will begin to F av o rite Color, Green.
tr e a t o th e rs like th ey would like
com peting.
Also, a ping pong and L arry S tein ek e, a fresh m an ,
from Langlois.
th em selv es tre a te d in a sim ilar w ork on o u r C h ristm a s m usic. We Hobby, Going to School.
to u rn am en t is being played. T he
are plan n in g a concert w ith a few
situ atio n .
Pet Peeve, T eachers.
gam es a re played d u rin g th e noon TW IRP SEASO N
e x tra solos and duets.
F av o rite Actor, J e rry Lewis.
hour. T he F resh m en have shown
It is tim e we get to know th at
T w irp season is in full sw ing.
F av o rite A ctress. Liz Taylor.
th e m ost in terest in th e p ro g ram Tw irp, (m ean in g the w om an is re ­
boy acro ss th e aisle in geom etry
F av o rite Song, L ittle Blue R iding to date, w ith th e Sophom ores a quested to pay) m ak es a lucky
or th e girl th a t has th e locker School News
Hood.
close second.
nex t to us. L e t’s keep th a t re p u ­
tim e for th e boys. T h is y e a r th e
L o re tta W aldien injured h er leg F av o rite Girl, My M other.
ta tio n as a frien d ly school. It is w hile playing at th e P la y d ay in
g irls have th e u p p er hand for
one in w hich we should tak e A rcata.
th re e weeks, O cto b er 13 to 31.
PLAYDAY P L A N N E D
prid e.
Bill H enschel, a stu d en t here
The L e tte re tte s and G. A. A. NOON M OVIE
last y ea r, visited school F riday.
held a com bined m eetin g O ctober
N am e Miss Fitzgibbon.
Movies a re show n every o th e r
He is now a tte n d in g high school
H O M E C O M IN G ?
21 to plan a volley ball playday, F riday, d u rin g th e noon hour.
S u b jects C om m ercial.
a t Albany.
which will be held at Brookings Last w eek we saw, “T h e D u P o n t
B irth p lace P o rtlan d . O regon.
T h e u p p er classm en of B. H. S.
H u n tin g w as th e p astim e of
Schools atten d e d
Jefferson on N ovem ber 7. G irls from L an g ­ S to ry ."
T h is p ic tu re to ld how
decided we should have a H om e­
m any stu d e n ts d u rin g the te a c h ­ High School, P o rtlan d , and U ni­ lois, P ort O rford, O phir, and Gold
gun pow der w as invented and the
com ing w eek-end for basket ball. e r ’s 'in s titu te .
Beach will be invited to p a rtic i­ role it played in th«* developm ent
v ersity of Oregon, E ugene.
T h is w ould be com plete w ith a
J e r r y B rew er crack ed his arm
p ate.
C ollege M ajor English.
of o u r country.
queen, se rp e n tin e and a huge last T h u rsd ay .
O pinion of B rookings
High
bonfire. T he Q ueen would be
Mrs. G ray a tte n d e d th e H u m ­ School “ I like the friendly and
elected by th e b asket ball team
boldt S ta te C ollege H om ecom ing inform al a ttitu d e of the people.”
and th e bonfire built by the fresh ­
held re c e n tly a t A rcata. A spe­
men.
cial p ro g ram w as p resen ted to the
N am e Mr. Girod.
I his would be a go<xi w av to alum ni.
B
irth p lace Salem , Oregon.
show o u r school sp irit and tell th e
K ay O ’H olloran is developing
A
tten d ed School Salem . W il­
team th a t we are re ally behind into an ex p e rt h u n te r since m ov­
la m e tte U niversity.
them .
ing to B rookings.
College M ajor M ath.
H ow ever, th is is still an idea
T eaches M ath.
and we need y o u r opinions and F R E S H M A N CLASS
Opinion of B .H .S.- "F ro m the
sup port. Let us know how you
T he freshm an E nglish class has tim e I first arrived in B rookings,
would like th is idea. A S .
been having a g ra m m a tic a l e rro r I have found not only the town
contest, w hich will co ntinue until people, but also th e stu d e n ts a
ON HIGHW AY 101 - 5 M ILES N O R TH O F C R E S C E N T CITY
the end of this q u a rte r.
| TICKE T O F F IC E O P E N S AT 6:15
SHOW S T A R T S AT 7:00
friendly g roup of people. T h ere
HOM E ECONOM ICS
E ach class is divided into two , does not seem to lx* any “selected ”
M in iatu re houses have been
In th e m orning class, groups am ong the stu d en ts, which
Friday, Saturday, Novein I >cr 6 and 7—
m ade by th e 20 m em bers of the groups.
R
onald
M
atlock's side is leading is certainly a good selling point
fresh m an hom e econom ics clas<
Each girl designed h er own house w ith 438. In th e afte rn o o n class. for the school. As a result, I have
w ith LEO G LEN N and DON TAYLOR
plan and color schem es, also Be«* W ayne R itc h ey ’s side is ahead found th a t in alm ost all cases, th e
built h er own fu rn itu re . W hen w ith 205 points to Jac k ie S m ith ’s stu d en ts a re easy to get along
140.
w ith and a re co-operative."
ALLEGI IE NEY UPRISING
com pleted, last F riday, the houses
At
th
e
end
of
th
e
co
n
test,
the
showed orig in al w ork and in te r­
w ith JO H N W AYNE
losing side will tre a t th e w inning
N am e Mr. Boak.
estin g design.
group.
B irthplace Bandon, O regon.
T he class is now m aking place
A
ttended School Bandon, O re.
Sunday, Monday, Nov. S, 9—
m a’s of In d ian head m a te r ia ’.
'
Bandon
High School and Pacific
Co-Editors
and
Reporters
T hese will be com pleted soon.
U.)
N A TIO N A L ASSEM BLY
At th e tim e ot o u r last edition,
T eaches Phys. Ed., A m erican
The first of the N ational As­ only one of th e tw o freshm an
JO S E E E R R E R
ZSA ZSA GABOR
IliSTory’,
scien ce,
sem blies for this school y e a r was E nglish classes had chosen th e ir
'Taught last at Bandon.
held on T uesday. O ctober 27. The co-editor and re p o rte r.
TH E SQUARE SHOOTER
College M ajor Physical Ed.
« n te rta in m e n t w as Don C om fort,
T hey w e re: P hilip K essler, co-
M AXIE ROSENBLOOM
M AXIE BAER
O
pinion
of
B
IB
S.
“A
fire*
who played his accordion N a tio n ­ ditor, and P at Y arnell, re p o rter.
school.”
al A ssem blies a re so m ething to
T he second fresh m an English
look fo rw ard to as th ey a re a l ­ class have now chosen th eirs
1 uesday, Wednesday, I hursday, Nov. 10. 11, 12
N am e Mrs. Clay ion.
w ays enjo y ab le as well as being They a re Jim B ark ly . co-editor,
S
u
b
je
cts
English
and
Biology
educational.
and J a n e t Glass, N ancy C um ­
B irth p lace S h am baugh, Iowa
m ings and J e r ry S m ith, re p o rters.
RK'HARDO m ontablan
p ie r ANGELI
Schools A ttended
P illagen
High
School.
M
innesota
Ju
n
io
r
Embarrassing Moments
SENIOR PICTU RES
GRY OI I I IE HUNTER
College. C larinda, Iowa.
Mrs. G ray — “W hen I w as in
The S eniors a re laughing and
College M ajor H istory.
V ICTORIA GASSM AN
POLLY B ER G EN
high school am i a sk u n k u n d er o u r aching o v er th e proofs of th e ir
Opinion
of B rookings High
house released som e of his p e r­ ictu res w hich w ere tak en Iasi School “ I like the high school
fume. T he odor set in m y clo th es week.
AU agreed th a t it feels students. T hey a re friendly and
Friday, Saturday, Nov. 1 1.4—
and I had to go to school sm elling v-m derful to w e ar a cap and isu a ! 1 y eo o p erativ e.’’
like th a t.”
gown.
Mrs. D o h e rty — “W hen I m et an
Th«v w ish to ex p ress th e ir SCHOOL N EW S
M A R TIN AND LEW IS
old high school classm ate la st h anks to Mr. S tro n g of th
A b irth d a y p a rty honoring Mi.
w ek end w hom I h ad n ’t seen for Brookings S tu d io for his patiene
G uthrie w as given O ctober 11 by
EAST COMPANY
probably 20 y ears. D idn’t recog­
■ ’ co-operation in taking their »he sixth period geography class
HOW
ARD
KEEL
POLLY BER G EN
nize h er and m istook h e r fo r her
tu ic s H e is doing a w onderful b'e cream was served, and for a
m o th er.”
rt ’ ’m e woi k was ire-gotten
Editorial
School Chorus
Senior Spot Lite
Now Organized
New Teachers
-O C EA N
THEATRE—
GIRLS OF PLEASURE ISLAND
MOULIN ROUGE
SOMBRERO
SCARED STIFF