PACK S
Bend High School Weekly
Vol. 1
PUBLISHED WEEKLY BY STUDENTS OP BEND HIGH SCHOOL
No. 12
THR IIHND IIUIiLIOTIfl. DAILY KDITION, IIKNI). OHKUOX, HATI7IIPAY, DKCKMIIKn SO, 1910
MAY SUSPEND
. .
B.H.S. ANNUAL
PLANS HELD UP BY
LACK OF FUNDS
!
Millloi- mill Miiiiiikoi-KIinI, Confer
Willi Faculty IWItln Hack.
Intf Nceessury llefoie Hook
I 'mi In- Ixnuitl,'
A hireling of tlm Junior and sen
ior nluHm'h u In-Ill on December
r, In reconsider Dm iut)l Irut Ion of
llui niiiiiiiil pilot. At u fonnur
meeting II wus vol I'll iiimil iinil Hi"
cIiihhos n I niiiHl ununl HKiiiHly 'diicldnd
fur II n publication. Al I III" miiol
liil however, It was ii "I made clear
lluil I In' financial end uf IiihI years
edition of dm I'llnt wim not In nny
urny ii success. The three IiIkIi
school llbniiy bonds worn snrrltlriul
thin ynar to pay off IiihI yuurH debt.
At Ihls former mooting (poHsliiiice
knii'koi'borker was I'li'cK'il F.dltor-iii-t'hlof,
and llmce MucUregor.
ll Hi IIOHH IllllllUgOl'. TIlOHO I WO llllll
Hilly Williams, rill'tt of son
lor rum, ronfei I lug will ,'. few
iiii'iuhoi of 111" fuculiy gave the
in ii t f or H deeper conixlcral loll. The
ml vice given tlmiu wus Unit ll wus
unwise to undtirluko I In- million
thin year unions tlm Htuilonl llody
liiul a lunge mini In Mm treasury,
llui IliU In not tint case. All fundii
with drawn out (luring Ilin fool
luill MiiiHon. If Mimio onn run lia
Hi-rnri'd In luick Hi" Pilot financ
ially, lliin It will lie undertaker.
A roiniiiltlun conslstlliK of Ni'lllo
J.t'lli, I.oroy t'oyner. In to con
'fir further with llio entire faculty
roineriilug HiIh. At tin next mi'i'l
Iiik ii report .will bo niiulii and u
final volii Inki'n.
Why 8hn Seeks a New Hnma.
Tilllii (linger snya liinl ilin n-nKon
li'1 Ih liMikliin for mini tit r homo Ih be-riiiin-
lii star hoarder tit tier present
place Id n railroad eimliiocr who wiiiiIh
tin- got eminent o take ini nil Ih.)
Imiinlltii; hoii-ci nhil let the bonnier
run them. (inhesion News.
Month of Baltics.
More groin battles have lnin fiiiiflil
In August thin In nny oilier month.
Tin' list Includes Hli'iilii'lin. I'li'vnn,
liriivelotle. t'liurlorol, Mons, Anzny
i'iim', lli'lstohiiiil ItlKlu, Chevy Chnse,
Tnkii iinil Kniiitnhnr.
REVIEW MADE
OF '19 SEASON
178
POINTS SCORED
BY TEAM
IVl'Homii'l of Kleveil Cliillicil Hut
l.jtlln During; Heiwoii Tho
Players Win -Letter, unil
Tlirrtt liars.
Ex-High School Students
Back From College Work
CI.AHH WOKK HTOI'H I'OH CHItlHTMAH IIOI.IIM VK INHTHI'CTOIM
I.KAVK I'OH HO.MKH TltltOCftllOlT TIIK NOM'H
WKHT, HIT KF.W KKMAI.N' IX IIKNII.
Tho font bull season of 1010,'
which onii'lully closed Thanksgiv
ing Diiy, uiid for fiend, with Inn
llend-l'i Innvlllo guinii Hi lliidmniid.
wim nol tho least successful uf any
In' whluli II. II. H. bus litknn a purl.
Of tho seven games played, llend
wiih only diifoiilod two limes und
ullowod oim tin uKiilnHt llii'in.
W'bllu oul wi'lKhf'd In ni'iirly rvirry
ronli'Hl, lliny Ht-orcd a tntul of 178
polntH to 76 Hcon.'d nmilnHl thorn.
With ttin (ixcvptlon if "Kat" Bnn
iIith. who u dlHikhli'd for tlm ncu
on In th ii II rat kuiiio, lli'lid hud tho
hiiiiiii lln-up In Hid hint mitue that
!tny hud In llio II rut: Ouy Cluy
pnol, It, K. Luroy Coyni-r, II. T.i
Oordi'ti null, II. O.; Vuncn Coynur,
; llmold Mllli-r, L. O.; Mi-rlv
Miller. I.. T. ; lllllli' Wlllnm. I.. K.;
"ivto" llimtk, Q.; Duviiro lli-l-frlili.
It. II.; Km nk llunnr, I.. II.;
und KU llrontiirhotiH, (Cuiii.) F;
und hiiIih, Ki'lli')'. ThompHon and
lli'dlli'ld.
Of tlm ri'xulur t"Mim nil but Dull
won thi-lr li tlnrn or bum. I Coy
nnr, V. i'oyni-r and Claypool pluy
Irnt throiixh ttin unllro ai-uiuin wlili
oiil iiiIhhIiik n fraction of uny gnm
pluyod. Cnptuln llronicrlioun and
I,, foyner urn llm flrat Iwo nion
to win a li'ttor and thrco bura at
II II a Tlilu .linm Ihnf llwtv
linvo pliiyvd tlm rcmilrpd nniount!
of k'iiiiuh 'or n lottur, In riirh of llio
four your Hint limy linvo iittnudi'd
hlKh nchoiil.
Oally Thouoht.
Thi u lHi'xt kii.vIiik f nil win thnt the
only trui- wKitnin Iny In nut thinking
dim one kiiiiv hnt oih' illil not know.
Clfi-ro.
Cattle Eat "Rubber Cakee."
ICxiM-rliiM'iitM ul MiiK:iimv luive
4liowii Hint a fiM-dliiK cuke for rattle
jinl oilier Hlntk run In' iiroiluriil from
1 lie rt'itliliii of I 'urn ruliln-r xii-d nftm
;lii' cxllurlloli nf 1111 oil roiiipiirini; fit -vnnihly
with linn i'. oil.
HTAI'K OV IIK.M) III (ill SI'IIOOI, WKKKI.V.
Pniil IlnynoIdH Kdltor In Chlff.
Aaanclutoa: KriilK'nH lli'ybiirn, Mil nan rit Inubnit, Krvlu Mc.N'oul, I.a-
Vorne Wliltuiorc,. Dorothy 1 1 1 11 111011, und Murlo MIIIit.
Junior IUkIi ItiipiirtiiiH: I.olu Whltiiioro, Johmo Hoi Iiiiik, I.lnyd
l,niupliiK and Clin rh'H Corkott.'
Huvi'iul fornmr atudnnta of the
hlKh achool huvii ' urrlvud In llnnd.
fur tlml r ClirlHtuiua vacullun. Thny
urn: Juniilu N'urut-n, (,'ulvln Hmllb,
und Murlmi Coyncr, fruui llio
O, A, C. und Mil Nnjivoiiitm
und Mury Hluuffor from Iho ' Wll
liuiii'tio llnlvorHlty. Hun Knlcker
hockur from O. A. C.
Vnrnu Kolf him 1i-n ubKc-nt' from
chool durlnK tlm IiihI week on uc
cou ill uf tho di'plli uf tho Know
in nund Ii Ih homo In HlHtorx.
I'll 11 1 Iti-ynolda and llrucn Mac
Oii'Koi', on account uf thnir hot air
ubllltloH huvo lii'i'n udmltlcd 16 tho
dobutv cIuhh.
ThuiHduy noon Home of llio blxb
hcIiooI Klrla mudn known llii'lr
fi'i'lliiKH n-Kiirdlnx tho conilnK vu
cnllon, wtion they formod a (croup
on Iho front Htupa and nunx. "Ilomt'
Hui'i-l Homo," Murjorle Itnlrd fur
iilHhcd muHlc with hor ukoluli'.
Somo of I ho puplla of MIhh Um
hiiUKh'a KiikIIkIi cIuhhuh hud lo uho
mldnlKht ull Tliurtulny nlKht In
ordrr to got thi-lr book rorlcwa In
by Krldny.
A Hophomoro II moetinK wiih hold
TuKKduy i-venlnx ul 3:30 to dcliii
nbout a oIiihh putty which Hvvural
ot tho cIuhh wu n I I'd. Whi'ii a vole
wax luki'ii thiTO wan one vote for
mill 0110 ugaliiHt the purly. Where
11 ro llio ri Hl uf tho Sophumorca?
MIhh Ilrnndon roiiumlH her biology
films not to li'iivo ho much to her I111
iiKlnulloii when writing on IohIh bore
ufter. Talk u bo lit Iho Ugh cimt uf living
it Inu't to be compared to (hit high
(OKI uf boing In MIhh Umbutigh'H
IOiikIIhIi cIuhhi-h. Wlienovor a Httidoul
keopH 11 book from her library, not
returning il In a certain length of
I line, heavy llnea 111 nut bo paid. Al
though tills method Horvca lo prempt
oiio'h memory, many HtudentH find
thuniHclvoH with largo tines to puy.
With duo coiiHlderutiiin for cerliiln
peiHoiiH no luimi'H will bo mentionvd.
but the furl remiiiiiH, muny huvo bud
lo forfeit ten centa, HonietimeH three
ci'iitH und uh high nn 0110 cent. Im
agiuo keeping down expeiiHOH und ut
tendliig KiirIIhIi cIuhhph. It. can't be
done.
School cloned Fflduy for tlio
ClirlHlnuiH holidays. It will open
uguln on Monduy. Uccombcr 29.
Oordeii Dull bus been snowed In
fur tho piiHt week on the family ranch
six mlloH north of town.
Tho high school is planning ra min
strel show to bo presented the latter
part of January. .
A night Janitor wns put on at the
high school din-fug the cold spell.
The building Ih always warm in the
morning now.
Ervln McNeill ontortulncd tho
grippe several duys thin week.
"Kat" Bunders forgot lo go to
ulid geometry, Tuesday.
MIhh ilrnndon: "I knew ull the
gods und goddesses when I was
a Hupliomoro in high school.
) Miss I.orence will go lo Mon
mouth Orogou to spend Christmas
vacutinn with relatives.
Miss Hanson will go lo ('orvallia,
Orugon.
Miss J'ruehs and Miss Marker
will mako a trio to I'ortland.
Miss Chanuay has gone to Powers
Oregon.
Miss Iteavis will go tu Seattle,
Washington.
' Tho Misses 1'mbuilKb, Itrandon,
Manny and Mrs. (Irani will remain
in IJend.
FIRE RESULTS IN
CUT IN ATTENDANCE
Heating I'lniil Ki-paim .Made, Hon.
ever, and Uuildlujr In Now
(imkI uh Xetv.
Vj The Are In the blgh school fur
nace room, on Monday of last week,
which was caused 'by the overheat
ed 'pipes, which wero too near the
unprotected celling in the furnace
room! made Iho heating of the high
school impossible, and forced a
short vacation upon tbo students
of both the Junior und senior high
schools. Several attempts were
mude to hold school during then
week 1)ut nono wore very success
ful as the deep snow kept miuiy
pupils ut home und many ot lite
rooms registered about 50 degrees.
A few pupils cumo Tuesday after
noon and Hat with their coats on
during all the classes. Wednes
day school was held for ,'ibout an
and Thursday the school was closed
all day. About one-fourth of the
pupils uf the entire school attend
ed all the classes on Friday, even
though the buidlng wus not very
warm In tho morning. !ly Monduy
morning uf tills week all the dum
mies due to the fire were repaired
and the building wus comfortably
warm 80 school was resumed and
has continued regularly throughout
! the week.
.;CS? ijl
i 7 iP
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purtaiit link in the grunt imlustrinl
chain. '
Whftlier or not Oregon factories shall
grow j Avhetlicr or not the producer shall
(ji-t n fair rciiiiiiK'raliuii tor his prod
nets; whither or nut tliere shiill lie work
and prosperity and happiness In Ore
gon depends on you. The issue is
squarely up to you. It is your individual
responsibility.
These things nre not possible, without
a market and you can insure that mar
ket by buying Oregon products. " ,
Associated Industries of Oregon .
i' 'a . 1.' A w.,'" . 1
HIGH AND DRY FROCK
EXCLUSiVENESS -
C VI s)
Here la an unique way ot show
ing the new lines In an afternoon
lross-J-by placing, the young lady
on a pedestal, but it is such a love
ly creation In black georgette with,
bands of black satin that one
can understand why it is done. v
white sutin is worn under ibe
flimsy frock by Shirley Masoi
5P; DAYS
0 i TTI
AOJ?
HARDSHIP IS
HUNTERS' LOT
TKIO WHO 1.KAVK IS Ql'KHT OF
1MVKS yOMVVM TO MAKK
WAV HACK TO IIK.VO
TlflUlilI HTOIUI..
If anyone wants to know whul
kind of weather we had last week
usk Dill Williams, Ralph iiauik
or Leroy Ooyner who went U') ihe
river duck hunting were ctught
in the storm and did nol get kick
to town until Friday. They were
taken up to the Williams ranch
on Monday morning in a car which
was to return for them. Tuesday
nlqht, but when the heavy snow
storm set in Ihe roads were blocked
and the car was unable to g for
them
Trey hud shot a number of ducks
but there was nothing else to eut
ho they decided to walk to town.
On account of the snow b?ing so
deep it was too difficult to walk
and carry their duoks so tbe buys
were forced to leave tbe spoil of
their bunting behind them thnl
Is, tbey said tbey did. They walk
ed five miles the first day and atj
night stopped nt a farm bouse. Tbe
next day they walked eight mile,
and reached a logging camp and
from there rode Into town on a
logging train.
REID CANTATA
PLEASES MANY
PTPIliM I'KO.M OTHKK Ht'HOOM
K.VJOV KXTKBTAIS.MKXT OIV
KV BY ( HIU)RK.V OK ORAM
MAK GKADKH.
Observttories.
The northern hemisphere has more
lino Llm public astronomical observa-
ories lo less than 'M In the southern.
The cantata, "The Old Woman
Who Lived In tho Shoe," present
ed by tho Held school Thursday
evening, was enjoyed by an audi
ence that completely filled the gym.
Each pupil gave an excellent
portrayal of bis or her part. Soma
characters that were especially en
Joyed were: Goody Greene, Santa
(,'laus, Fairy Godmother, Pickan
inny Pete and Teeny Weenie. A
bevy of little girls as fairies were
delightful, as well as a group ot
small Santa Clauses. Tbe children
that lived Is the shoe were indeed
lively youngsters. Tbe Old Witch
and a fairy who sang were appre
ciated. Pickaninny Pete's song
concerning tbe Ark made a decided
bit with tbe small toys in tho au
dience. Miss Scrtbner, Miss Kane and tbe
teachers who assisted them in
working up the cantata, are to be
congratulated on the splendid per
formance that the children gave.
Openly Arrived AL
He 'The lecturer said that a wife
should be an open book to ber boa
baml," She "I admit that, my dear.
Ami a hnsband should be an open
poeketbook to bis wife." Leadville
Ilerald-Democrat.
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