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Bend High School Weekly
Vol. I
PUHLISIIUD WI-CKLY BY STUDENTS OP fil-ND HIGH SCHOOL
No. 15
SAGES TO GIVE
FIRST PROGRAM
MEANING OF NAME IS
MADE KNOWN
Mix Irly 1'i lilci. llMfir I'iiiiii IIh Kn
IIiiinIiiniii mill (irliriul Attend-
mill" uf .Mi'inlii-rn Punt
Work Iti'vli-tti'il,
.VJ.iiiIIi-k mill hkiiiIkiih'Ii, (Iiii linn
' oiii lit.) faculty uml fellow Hiinli'iitH
vi. 111" HiiK"H l.ll imiii y Hnrliiiy of
tlin llnnd hliih school pi'i'dcnt to
your IIiIk iiftmnooii our flint pro
unini uf tlm vmir mill hone II will
j nii'i't your niirovul.
Voil inoliiilily liuvo niitlri'd uhoul
I bin blub school llm colors pink
'nil urui-n unit have heard mur
muiIiikh of the Huk". If you
tin vi never noticed lhtm colors
look Mt tlmm now, whvIiik hoIhiiiu
ly. yd gallantly above your bends
In I It In imiutmKly.
Wluit ilo till' roiom, pink mid
Ki'i-nn wlili llio word "Hnen" lnlim
to' your inlnilH? In our society
they summon tlui hi'iimiiiil picture
or h vnt level plain of KPH'ii wine
stretching for mlli'ii to the foot
of u lull, hluli'ly rungo of miow
capped niounlnlim ubovo which h
the glowing pink reflection of tin
selling nun on the fleeing cloud.
Whut could ho a mora beautiful
nl a more appropriate nmnii for
ii n "Oregon" Hncliity. Tlii'ii there
Ik I Iiii literal mnunlng of the name
Hjirck. or Winn men, from I ho fuel
lliut in ancient history there wure
two great iiii'ii numnd Rage who
proved Ihn worlli of thy tltlii.
Tlin mi'inboi'Mhlp of our iiocliily
was decreaiti'd to twenty-two by the
Itriiiliiiitlon of llio senior clans of
1 !l 1 ft tif ulilrli eleven lint of His-
ten with Sages. Many 1 1 iik-h whim
Kiimi mid Keillor meetings were
h imI n I ixl for llio Kunin time there
were no Keillor, iiiim'IIiikii. Thin
hlliinn that the qlllillly of tlui mem
bers of the Hugo- I. Horary Society
raiiiiol Iiii liciileii. Wo pride our
selves iipnii our 1 h iihIii h in . wi
unit huve pi'p uml whi'ii rulli'tl ii i
iiii lo Ink" mi active part In tlm
Win k, i'lii'ti out' respond at onrn.
We feel llm way tu liulld up our
society In fur Kuril olio lo gut be
hind lis enterprises nnd piiHlt. As
to llm i a 1 1 it of scholarship wn lire
1 not Hlotliful In tho li'unt. Our
member have IIvimI up to t lut nil mi'
of lliln Norli'iy mid wo find among
Oil I' IMl'lllll"! H, H 1 1 11 1 It f (hi) UlliHl
t'OIIKCletltlotlH Ktlllleilt.
Ill till' pllHt till) Kuges IlllVO llCI'll
Kin passed by iinnii for I h' I r pro
grams. Some of thu upper eluss
imu will roiui'iiiluir thu two iiioh)
striking progriim of our early his
tory. Tin- first. "Tho Siigos Tra
gedy." which took up tlm luvostl
giilliiu of sevenil doctors uml sclcn
tltilM ii h to Ihn ciiiiho of n certain
doiith. Tho other wuh n Irlul at
which ii frcHliiiian wan convicted
of stealing xopliomoro hIIvit.
Thou whut Ih known an tho imdhI
classical program given in Ihn hls
tory of Ihn llond IIIrIi School wan
luosontod by tho San I.ltnrury So
cloly on Thiirnduy, February 20.
in 19. Tho main fonlurn wuh tho
court Hcono In HhiiknHponro'g "Mor
clinnt of Voiilco," nnd wuh Intro
ducod nnd followod by flvo iuuhI-
ul HoloctioiiH.
JSnch Ih our piihI. Wo hope In
tho(' futiiro lo pi'oHont oiitniluln
nfYnlH which will hold up our IiIkIi
Hluiidnrd mid roly upon our ciih
toinnry onthiiHlnHm lo iiccompliHh
our Ideal..
(In rnncl union)
' Wo, tlin Riihiih, oxtond to tho
now HliidontH. tho fronhinun and
Junior high a hearty wotcoiho Into
our IIIkIi Kchool. Wo liopn yon
will vory noon acqulra lha spirit
of thn llond hlKh Rchool which
nioiiim work, pimh nnd root.
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11. If. 8. PI.AYM HKItM JA.V.
Tho Hodniond buHknt hall loam
'will pay llnnd a vIhII next Friday
ovonliiR, Jnimnry 2:1. Tho Kmno
tho followliiR week will bo play
ed out of town.
HXA.MS NKXT WIOKK.
Final HoinoHtnf oxumlnatloiiB will
tioglii' noxt Wt'dnofidn' nioriilnR at
It o'clock nnd will continue, through
Wednesday and Thuruduy.
NEW LOCKERS FOR
SCHOOL SENT 1 1 EKE
III) Ai'O Added lo l''.iiililtniit mill
Are IIhIIihI an (Jl'ellt lliiprnve.
inont by HliidenlN.
Onii biindrnd and forty now lock,
em liuvo urrlvvd for thn hcIiooI.
Half of tho n um horn will bo lined
by tlm uliln und tlin boyn will rn
celvo Ihn other half. Thono plac
ed In the bull between Mrn. (lrunt'H
room and tlui fioil door. The boyn
will liuvo thorn placed In tho end
of tlin bull next tho nldo door,
Tho boyn onpoclully uro coriuln
ly Klud to liuvo I hone lockom for
heroloforn they liuvo hud a Clout
deal of trouble III keeplnx truck
of I hoi r wrnpn. It bun even hap
pen ed that out) boy would wear
thn ol hern rout homo.
BILLY WILLIAMS TO
MANAGE BASKETBALL
Klrrlluu Held by Kludent llody
Mnllrr of Awarding Letter
For Debute Taken up.
A ntuilont body meellim wun
held on Wodminduy lunt, for tho
purponn of eloctinK ono of tlin two
noiiilnoen. Hill Wllllamn and Fran
cln Itedfleld. for bankotbnll manu
Kor uf thn current year. Wllllmnn
wun elected. Other bunlnonn con
cornliix Ihn kIvIiir of Jeltom for de
hale nnd wun brotinht before the
uiiii'tliiK by "Hqulro" Coynor. Tbln
will be decided upon ut Hie next
meet Inn.
Lack of Tact.
Jonea Whnt a Jonah that fellow
Smith In. After iiwIhk in x.t fr two
yearn he eniue up lo me on the ntreet
and paid me rluht while I wnn tnlklns
to llrnwn. whom i had owed $3 to for
three yeiml
Hotel
Altamont
ANOTHER NAME
FOR HOME
Very pi. annuity nltuulod,
fucliiK river and niouululnn.
Tho rootnn uro Inrao, well
furnlnlieil. nlrlctly modern und
well cured for.
Cood mealn are nerved In
tho rheerfiil diulnit room.
It pnyn to i:n out of your
wuy lo cot a real homo cook
ed meal.
TIMF. of si:it i(;.
llreakfiiHl 6:SU to :00
Lunch 11:60 to 1:00
Dinner G:.r,0 to 7:00
FIND FINANCES
IN GOOD SHAPE
IIKI-K IT ON 11)10 1'H.O'I MOItK
THAN M A l)K IT IIV OTHKR
HOritt'FiH OF IXCO.MF, AN
M'AI, ItFI'OItT HIIOWH.
(Ity Kivln McNeill)
It wan found after every thiiiK
hud linen liiilunccil that tho llikh
HcIiooI in In a vory good financial
condition. What wun lout on the
1019 "Pilot" In morn I hail made
up by other roliirnn, Flvo hundred
and forty-oiio dollurn und neventy
centn wun thu uinoiint reull.ed from
the ttiinuul while nix hundred und
forty-four dollurn und twenty-five
echool In In a very good flnuncial
cenlH wore expended. The returnu
from the footbull auanon wure bet
ter than unuul thuUKh there la a
counlderable lona la the following
will how.
Football 1919-1820
KocelptH
Ktud.'il body tickeU $123.00
Out of towii fiamen 217.47
Home Kumen 2117. 20
Total 1577.67
Kxpe mled,
I'rlnllilK, etc $ 6S.83
Out of town , ! a in en 40.1.05
Homo tinmen 142.00
Total ..J07R.68
Thin inuken tho limn (101.01.
There are aeveral other minor
connldorutlonn. Altogether l,fi73.
HO wnn received with 11530.7 ex
ponded, leuvliiK the ncbool $38.87
to the iiood.
WORK HINDERED
ESSAY WRITING
(iltADKH KF.HPOM) TO AI,I,H
Kill TllltlFT COMfOhlTIOVH
HKAVV 'OritSI-W AND LACK
OF TIMF M HA V FKW KXTICIKH
Vory few Btiidents runponded to
opportunity to wrilo In the nnnuy
content' offered by thn local com
mltteo on Thrift. Whether thin
In dun In part to a . lack of Inler
ent in uiicertuin but the luck of
time prevented noma ntudentn and
nnpoclully thone who are carrying
heavy couinen from writing. Both
the Hiihjectn und rewardn wure ln
terenlinn to ull the puplln.
The Junior high with ulmont the
name enrollment an the nenlor high
nhow a far belter record. The
neveiith Kiade turned in the nnwt
und the elxlith grade ranked sec
ond. The four graden of tho aen-
lor high turned In about half an
ninny ennayn an the two grudea of
the Junior high. The total num
ber uf ennuyn in both ncboolg la
D6, 20 from the neventh grade, 19
from the eighth, 6 from the ninth,
7 from the tenth, 2 from the
eleventh and 3 from the twelfth.
News From Here and
There in High School
It. A. WAKI) TO KI'KAK.
Mr. 11. A. Ward of the Flrnt Na
tionul ltuiik will uddrenn the ntu
dentn in annembly next Monday
morning ul 9 o'clock. Music will
bo furninhed for tho occunion by the
filee club und the high school orchestra.
Thone ubnenl from thn eighth A
thin week were: Alton Aplln, Ilor
u Ice Hand and l.edora Harriman.
The third and last Installment of
book for the Knglinh department,
have arrived. An Inventory la now
being tuknn of all the bookn.
Another of Mr. Harris' proverbs:
No man puttoth a new board on
an old bonne, lent the landlord see
It and the rent be made higher."
He certainly Is there with the pro
verbs. Have you heard about the cightn
period clans. Wutcb next week's
paper.
The- absentees for the 7 A are
an follows: Samuel McKeown ab
sent all day Wednesday. He is the
only boy or girl who wan absent
this week.
The absentees for the 7 B are:
Verda Palmer and Jennie Boyd who
were absent 1 1-2 days. Vivian
Long left school today for Marsh
field. Bill Ryan left school for St.
Paul. He left for the rest of the
winter.
Leroy Coyner should be a finish
ed speaker by the time be has
read, bis proposed amendments to
the constitution, a few more times.
The Sages are such a sage,
shrewd and scheming "bunch,"
they carefully mote their rival so
ciety's weaknesses and then attack
those points.
Jennie Cummings who was absent
from school all of last week ban
not returned.
H is said tbat Miss Prueha has
ambitions to become a census enumerator.
Teacher In history clans: "ftelatn
the events connected with the Diet
of Worms."
Puzzled Pupil: "You've got me.
I never knew that tbey were uni
tized as a human food."
To make room for the swurm
of Junior high pupils who will be
crowding Into the high school a
week from Monday, the board of
education voted to have the larger
section of (he old Kenwood school
moved to the high school grounds.
This building consists of two rooma
and will stand on the south side
of the Manual Training building.
Fach of these rooms will seat
about 'forty pupils
A new educational idea bas beem
Introduced by Minn Mabel Lorence
into ber history classes. After the
assigned lesson has been recited,
topics of the day are read and
talked over, the . "Literary Digest"
being tbe authority. In this war
students get an idea of what the
world is doing which tbey wonM
not otherwise obtain.
Fish Llva In lc.
During several months of each year
some of tbe great rivers of Siberia are
frozen solid to the bottom, but the
fishes imprisoned In the Ice maintain
their vitality and resume their active
life when the ice melts In the spring.
It's a State of Mind.
Much depend UKn one's mental
altitude and perhaps one's wife's rela
tive) do not realty eat much
than one's own and It only seenu i
Ohio State Journal.
KTAFF OF IIKM) Hi (ill SCHOOL WKKKI.Y.
Paul rioynoldn :. Editor In Chief.
Associates: Frances Heyhurn, Margaret Inubnlt, Ervln McNeal, La-
Verno Wbltmore, Dorothy Hlnmon, and Merle Miller.
Junior High Reporters: Lola Whttmore, ' Jesse Herburg, Lloyd
Lumping and Charles Corkett.
HAND WORK HAS PLACE ON HAT 0R WAIST
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Looking For
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Look in the .
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Phone 561
It may be tho waists, the fashion' artist was showing In this
aketch or again, it may have been the new hats but ine'dently
the hair dress on the young lady to the left is the newest twist so
all In all, the picture Is very Interesting to women. The apron or tunic
panol on the waist to tho right, caught with cord at the waist. In vory
new with Its 'band ncodlo work to correspond with yoke.
Financial Statrmrnl Of
The First National Bank
OF BEND
Al lilt ('loir of lluslncu Dtrcrabrr. 31, 1919 ,
KKSOltltCKS
LOANS AND DISCOUNTS J774.J42.87
BONOS AND WARRANTS : 5S.J01.7J
STOCK IN KKDKRAL KKSKRVK HANK 1.50M0
HANKING IIOliSF. Fl'RNlTl'RE AND FIXTIRKS J 44,781.11
OTI1KR RKAL ESTATE OWNKD 7,SM.7
1'tVE TER CENT REDEMPTION FUND 25.00
CASH AND EXCHANGE S312.071.20
LIBERTY BONDS AND I'. S. CERT l7J.S00.0t 4J1.117.30
l.J6G,U8.e
LIABILITIES.
CAPITA! 15,000.00
Hl'RIM.lS AND UNDIVIDED PROFITS ' 3S.751.5S
CIRCULATION y U.JOO.OO
DEPOSITS I.I8J.B67.II
ll.36M18.tt
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THERE IS NEED IN
EVERY HOME FOR AN
ELECTRIC WASHING
MACHINE.
Stop to count tbe cost of the
laundry ..you . send put. Stop to
count the cost of laurfUry done by
old methods. You will at once see
the reasons why you should hare "
an electric washing machine,
$12.50 down and $12.50
per month puts a THOR
WASHING MACHINE IN
YOUR HOME.
Bend Water Light & Power.Co.
. Progressiveness and Growth
in this community, means dollars and'ecntn
in your pocket.
Build Now with Deschutes
(White) Pine.
Build of home products and patronize home indvatry.' Tie
cheapest and best building material is Deschates (Vtite)
Pine and is manufactured right here into all sizes and grades
of lumber. Acquire a Lome of your own instead of a bunch
of rent receipts.
PUT YOUR MONEY TO WORK. BUILD NOW
The Brooks-Scanlon Lumber Co.
LOCAL SALES AGENTS:
MILLER LUMBER COMPANY
The farmer and the business man of this com
munity are partners in the progress or the failuie ot
their community.
If
they pull together, the progress and prosperity is
certain to come.
IF they listen to preachers of class hatred there
can only be failure as a result.
THE SHEVUN-H1X0N COMPANY