Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, October 13, 1923, Image 13

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Newspaper Page Text:. Ereniiig, Octofar 13, 1953. r. -Tags FIvg THE EUGENE " B'AIET?-BUSED "N . h School News NE HIGH I in Physical Education ,.... w with iibout 400 firls jar work and rorrect L nhrainil examination hen to the girls n-ork for the year will B-lt will be given every Friday and on Wetlnea In.rk yill be given at If til periods. L....flil in nersonal by- ..'.. nil pirls. lined for the year by I Miss 1 ie ana -ii Bows: sports and (tames Fer months, then formal lie and games. In the nnd otudoor acuvmeo ie elans room worn. , To Be Staged. kcretta, the "Feast of 'i,v Taiil Itliss, will be Iris' fllee .'iiib. Severn! knees will ue niciuiii'ii ;,. nml ilinlncuc. The L iim Unpen. Sorceress. 41,11 Mehf, RiHter to the 1st will be selected by lush, instructor oi tno to be embossed in Old English letter by C. ('. Stone, head of the commercial department. i i Ottrander to Manage Glee Club i Tonal(pOstrnnder has been appointed glee club manager, to take the pliue of Josephine Taylor, who was el'eied last year, but who is dow attendiug school in Topeka, Kansas. Ta.nsend lmst second grade siting and arithmetic at Junior high auool. Mar gery Grant teaches second trade reaS 'ng at Lincoln school. Isoelle 0i(fee teiK'hes second grade rendle at AVash ineton school. Geneva . Deming is teaching fourth grade lmgtiagc at the " nslmigton. Norma runcrson hn the third grnde at Geary. Muriel ITnrdi ith will begin obseration work at 'Scare next week as se is Vist start ing, this course. Eugene Girl Is Accompanist Josephine Taylor, a former Eugene high school student, who ia now v. at tending school in Topeka. Kansas, is accompanist for the orchestra and th boys' and girls' glee clubs, according to word received from that city. She was selected from n group of five who tried out for accompanist. i Skavlan Is President of GlM Club The boys' glee club elected officers for the year. October O.f Siswald Skavlan was elected nrpHwlpnt. HmvRrri Knapp vice-president, Ijawrenoe l'arks secretary-treasurer, Bon strander news reporter nnd Janet Hampton ac companist. Lawrence Parks was ap pointed librarian by the president. New members will be notified bv the secretary and will be duly initiated into the dim at some future date. Stewart Elected. irt. was eiecteo yen utent bodvat an elec- 'eilnesdav nnd Thursday e Parks was the other .ockers Needed inAlfpfu linve lieen. or- kuiodntft the increased F A. H. Andrews t ur was given the contract. K are 1- y J- oy no le been filed for fond- tnt those students who Ijible to secure lockers lir books in the office. Provides1 Exhibit collection, of cnri-iiis to tue liriir.v . 10 - j i ' . ". a fresli- ic odd specimen are six the Indiana for' the fling meal. These were Paul's ranch, one mile lugene. Also two inter- uiut nt uton, use 01 bwn. Hampton Heads DranMio Club At a meeting of, the Dramatic club Monday the following 'officers were elected: president, .laaet ttampton; vice-president. Migwald Skavlan: secre tary-treasurer, lieneview Elkins; nnd chairman of program committee, Orma Slnttery.- This committee will have charge of the plans for entertainment nt the monthly meetings. The new members selected W tryouts will be notified and duly initiated into the club at a future date. ' ' Fire Drill Given The first fire dr'l of the Tear wns lc:fp thp hnililine. not''er itrilt w held ninrsilar nt -'2(l. Student vre nnt f the biliM in :trt seconds ooner than on the previous dev. : Tn acofiflnce vit ip Oregon State lw. a drill willbe held once a month. Mwi'l Te Given "renl fes' have been eop!nPted 'n li(. tirxt f.wrid eomelul low Hnss 'rtr the nnrnee prnvtmy to the stu- r'onts ibttt ap'ted nK"liolner it thi hefte- mpt'.,l to li" !" eoneentratin' en li. std'Pi. Arllps "'ere ren' "lnd end ielnnq tsVed. 'The Rpeond ;'np Pn I'nrnVPnienfr was "nt'eed n' the erente r,,nibpp of nnestion which were nnsered correctly. of Jeanee and Justine Ackerson. 1 ri day evening. The evening waa spent in playing, dancing and singing. At the ext meeting the first lesson in The "Biology of Kirda," a course given un der the direction of the Exteusion Pi vision of the I'niversity of Oregou, for whuh credit will be given there, will I.- , a Ballots Prepared by (jommerjial . Students mrnvimalclv -1IK bullotS. . wlli.'ll were used for the .election tif xill leader Thursday, vere mimeographed by the commercial' denartment last Monday. Tina department tins marge held Mord-iv inornir It took I min te nn' :i0 pndsfor student to0f the cutting of all stencils and the rnnniiie off ot tne iconics ot Illinois for all student boil)' nfairs where the material does not need to be printed. Orchestra Plays in Assembly The orchestra has assumed its duty bv playing at the regular assemblies. After the first appearance, more new students joined the organisation. The orchestra now has a membership of 2'J and. is steadily growing. More stringed instruments are needed although any instruments can be nscrt, according to Albert Perfect, director. The band will play at the assembly and rally on Friday and will also go to t'ottage (Hove tor tne tootnau game ...I.1..U u..l.u.l,.lnil tliA... f, Suturilnv (October 'JO. Tins will tie tue first pub lic appearance of the band and its work may easily be appreciated. hefd sjfinijuage practice with the fresh-1 men team of the University Saturday. tVtober tt. A good workout was given the teams though the field was but a sea of mud. Coach I'slie used a Hum- her of men so that they might iftcr comp nervousness always prevalent aiming green players. . Hnbb and Kellogg each made b'jik en fieW runs of several yards. With the Cottage (Jrove game a veek distant tAe team is working hard tfl have the plays go off with greater speed anil accuracy, anil tf overcome iny weaknesses that appear. , Mock Trial Staged In Assembly A mock trial was the feature of the assembly Wednesday morning. The trial was conducted bv nieiuhcrti of the Vestoria debating society of which P. K. Christenson is the head. Tom Hall vs accused of stealing a purse from Williiim Shultz. He was found guilty bv the jury and his execution was cleverly staged. Much real ability was ilisiilayed h.v the members of the cast. A seatine arrangement by classes was iinnourced by Principal Junes. The stu dent body president. Gerald Snyder, nreed the purchase of student body tic kets and explained to the freshmen the luties they are expected to perform. Soool Gots Mimeoaranh Tim nrmmilic fiMl-lniineoi'iiiidi. which- was nsej'by the high school lust year ' Yell Practice Hold in the oliiinerciul department bus been Yell practice in front of the school ret nine iff nun the city office and in-, building took place Thursday aud Kri stalled ill the commercial department, day evening. The hnil fed machine which was re- This practhe was for the purpose of turned to the superintendent's office. une i commercial department wincn handU all the mimeograph work for the urious other departments is now more properly equipped to turn out its wori In record time. lewrlters Ordered ypewriters were ordered irwood compnnv at the e year tn replace some i were not satisfactory, ill make thirty machines commercial department unr'rf fne Mnnnrs mil Tvnewriter comnnnv Siieh school a ehampion km which the names of I receiving the highest lfficiiil monthly tests are Much Bread aid Milk Consumed Twelve nuU'nnn'lwveR of bread and from twelve to fifteen -gallons of milk are consumed daily by the students in the cafeteria. 'One hundred nnd twenty five salads front., tine hundred and fifty to two hundred deserts and seven or eight gallon of soups are prepared daily bv te .girls taking . cafeteria training imiUr -the supervision of Miss Kiln Noi-ris," Abonf 2HQ stndifnts take : their lunch in.' the school cufeteria. Girls Do Practice Work The girls iif die normal claRS are now doing fork' in practice teaching in the grade s the school board has voted the tiscdntinunnce of this work at the end if ithe year, this will prob ably be tie last time the normal classes will lie offered. Marie NorH'ood is teaching fonrtl irrade langnnc at Lincoln school. Jam Taylor is tsfigned to third grade spell ing at Pt'trrson school. Velma Wood in has (tlird grade at Junior high school. With -Jlradham has third grade. reading f onnan school t rystaneii Itoilch ii teaching fourth erode nritll metie i Junior hihg school. Jose I.ooinisaR fourth grnde arithmeticAt Pattefsw school. Ona Belle Simrfon is teiitoiiig fifth erade geograph at Condqt Gladys Bradley has scond grndaj reading nt Genry school Ina Uudents Will Write to Musio . Itonograph retMrds have been pur chited through the commercial depart niet for the penmanship dusses. These wiii be used to aid the students in J prenring rhythm in their writing. The uiiuory meiuoti or suiuy lor speoiui; hn- been tried out to determine if it pnduces better results than thnt of viualization. Freshmen To Be Initiated Freshmen will be initiated Friday, (ctober UK This is an annual event md all nipper elasBinen look forward to 1 with much interest. The E club to lave charge of the initiation and plans ire already being mnde to make tbi3 ilitintfon a good one. getting the new students nciiuninted with the yells in order that tney may be more useful at the athletic games. Sciences Classes Large Science clnsses are large this year, since about four hundred aud twenty students are registered in the science courses, states William Thornton, head of the department. Of the 420 stu dents registered, 200 are taking gen eral science, 1U3 biology and 55 physics. Latin Com.iosition The students studying Caesar have The compositions are written onci a begun their compositions for the term week nnd the rest of the time is de voted to the translation and discussion of the book. aiidiiieeilies Aif the exacui'ive ciaincilt on Wednesday. This calender ismade a the beginningof the term in order to" eliminate any conflicts which might ,oour otherwise. w l-'nch class ami organization ha been civeir' a date Sir a social affair folio Vitriolic citizensgas welf ail those met lirtobcre 10. t'rAMi yiitintion, with a U'ontinued (WLpiigo eight) . . I "'Where to worship" 1--IN. EUGENE' SUNDAY oi me viraim army vo will be our KiiCHtii on thnt day. In the evening th itr-fut unnar wernt'e rlirertM hr l'rnf..f JlloliKatt uml the Hcrniou by the jmstitr on iiio Ktiiijfrr, m.imIs A-IiMy." We are Icn.kinK forward to the RreatcHt tluy in our hiMory ami it a joy to welcome our nuiiiy friends. Our fir-st JUlly Day aim, now four and one half years ago, wan for :t00 present. There is quite n dintnm'p between that aim and the one of 177d. and it demonstrated that it pay In a largv way to have these (treat dav Vou wjll enjoy a most wonderful nme if you uiteud. The time in 0:45. Come, rain or shine, for we must win. I (Vutimied from pae four) Art Students Do Variety of Work A variety of work is boini? (lone in the various et clases mi dor the su pervision of Miss FishwooiT. First semester art students have loon wnrkiiiR out original monoijrnms 1 from tliei'- own initiMn, S(vevtil verv elevef nrd distinct deitrns have been orntdeted. These pupils Imve also hpen htfickintr in letters of the Tinman alplm Vt whieh they will work out le.ter with the pen. The nerond semester rlas is stndr nature, end original draw. up of liffht end dark landscape compositions nr heing made. Members of the advanced class hnve int comnleted tbdr outdoor maKazine ovei designs, nnd their nresent work ponsiss of rnnid fipiire draw'ne whilh tho- find to he of unusual Interest. Fach student is rustling useful Qi-ptphpR to po In his "scrap library." Vrtt- less then ten sneetmen are to be "'Med to the collection week. TpetneRs of this hook, orderliness or conents. good snaciiiR o' -context of oflfh paee and "make up" will consti tute one-third of the notebook grade. to Secure n Itevival. Yoiinf neop1";! fellowship hour aud supper at 5:1.1. The senior nnd intermediate meetings nt ft:'.W. Fvening service at 7:110. The pastor will preach the sermon. The Qim-rt' will sing at the morning service and the rhoru i-hoir will sniff in the" evenuiT. the nhem. ''i'n Tbv 'ting the ilold n liells." and lavid .1. Tone vill sing b" re-jpiest, 'loe .Ickiw Pnre" (Ashlv. There are two large Itihle classes that met durinv the week wh'ch are onen to tv ono wlm cnr"i to attend, llr. .l'ff Trifh teai'hes Tuesday night nt 7:.'t0. This olnsM is stud vine the Old Test ent. The pastor tem-hes a rlass in the V..v Testament on AVeduesdnv nicht nt T-MO. lrave and (onr'rence meetiuv on Thursday night, nt i :!10. Prinolnal Jones Addresses Nestorfans I, An interesting talk on debate was (riven by Iavid .7. JoneR, principal of ithe school, nt a meeting of the Nes torians on Tuesdav evening. He suni- marized the benefits of the organiza tion as the development of the ability to think and express onehelf dearly, o organize facts, and to make one better able 'to express himself and his 'personality. The following were admitted; into membership: Marion Paddock, Curd en Fairly and Sidney King. Light refreshments .were served. Ornts Club Has Social Meeting A social meeting for the members of the Ornos club were held Tit the home POPULAR SENIOR KILLED Richard Myers, for three years a stu- detn of the Engene high school, died in Portland Tuesday evening ns the result of injuries received when he was crushed by a Southern fi' trnin. Both legs were badlv nnutled and the loss of blood proved fatal. j ri ik wun iMiipioyeu as a Warner; lie had finished his work and- attempted to board a passenger train which onlv slowed down and did not stop. He fell and was caught beneath the wheels. He was well known in high BchonI and was one of the most popular members of the senior class. Funeral services were held nt thp Branritetter chapel, Friday morning ot 10:80. Many high school sh;dents at tended. Pallbearers were high school students: L. Patrick. A. Pntnmpa, C. Potampa. C. Sanborn. C. Poterf, nnd M. Simpson. Scrlmmago Practice Held The Kugene high Bchool football team Football Men In lured. nr havo received minor In- st MAitY'R kpiwcopaTj mmm Cornio of Seventh nvenne end Olive street Itev. Frederick (J. .Jennings, rec tor. The Twentieth Sunday after Trin Uv. ITolv -To 'Min union K a.m. Ohur'' school nt. 0:45 a.m. Itihle class at 10 a.m. Mormnir prayer and sermon nt 11 i v Evening prnyer and address nt 7:80 p.m. F.UUMOrXT (MIKISTTAX CHURCH Corner of 17th and Columlia streets. F. . Patterson, pastor. Ittilly Day at Fairmoiint Christian church ia one week from next Sunday, or October 21. Com mittees are nt work for a great day. Itihle school nt 0:45 a.m. Morning wor sj'jn at 11. with the theme for discussion. "TiMth: Its Proportions aud Emphasis-' The t'hriMian Endeavor society gives promise of growth aud renewed energy. It meets nt OrHO p.m. with new officers in charge. The theme for the evening service, meeting nt 7:30, is. "How to T.ive a Christian in Spite of the Devil.' Special attention is being given tq the evening services and n Inrge attendance is expected. Neighbors and friends are specially invited. Strangers nro welcome. OXriNEOATlOXAr. nWUfH Ct"rnltrtn street nnd Seventh "ne W H. L. MnrsWI. pist Our S-.v sehool mets ft 10 a.m. Tber pro el.:s es for all. The Vniv",' itu.'' ' 'ire invited to "ten'l th vnnn pnimln' :V.oq flight 'v Mr. Mnrshnll. Smul-iv ;s rr.i'r d-iv. Ve look for crent crowd. If vo" 'o not ro elsewhere icvWe von to loin ono o' tir cln"o. M.n.'tf sb'n. nt 11. Ther" will be n good pro ermn nf inti. The nastor vJll "eit( n "'sninb's P"llv Pnv Call," Tliere w'll be a reception of me!nbp"S Ceme "'onr end loerense the crowd bv one. vo will enlov the servjt-e. Chr'stinn tir'es ivMip nractic:nar on the fooibnll Fndenvo" neet! at fti'M). Evening snr. field. Th' fans nrevented them from I vice nt 7:Krt. To nastor will ibring tbo dn"v nfrti'rfnntnn on the- field M.inrd Mnybew, n iunlor. has his left shoulder d'slocnted. . nnd t1e lisn- ; monts w-ncbed d"Tin" football nrnf 'ce on Tipdiiv, October 2, returner chool October 10. He nlavs hnlf bfk on the local team. As he Is e Wtcr-nmn much work wns expected f"mn Wm hot he will be tumble to play fo" som time. Rolnd Colemnn. n snidiomore, nnd his left, erm snra'ned ditnng the seritn "inir with tli TJp'vers'tv Oregon 'eshmen Oetohe 0. while plnWn in the bnckfld. TTU arm is knit tine Mniitlr and wo hik'en out of th cast n,.tnW 1ft. T'(s his first year of football in E. IT. S. mr-asnffo, The otnin liasionarv c'un wi'l meet on Tuesday nfternon nt the pti.fonnge. PTTt rnTJTSTIA V CTTTTpprr Onk end Ele"Mlh street - V V. vers, nnsi Th fjreat K n 1 1 v Div U bme. w fli" bnnnv to nnnonnee th punlnir of the Jf ami Drum Corns of rwopon 'wbrt w'O furnish tbe music for tb div Pernio em eom'nc from nO ("op He collp, and f-n man' nrts of tt int. Wo cMif'lnMv believe It win b th ""eatt dv we novo ve ntoved. "Ma1" the Tbert P-0' Tin"" in o" n'i f' t t'" oe' o' 1770 t fncbd the T 'berti Pe't ii) ring. Wo n?rt nrEn" out on mnibnrn to oo"e oorlr po tbofr we ninv he illo to handle tbo remind"" s P'"npi tbnt will oome. ft't-nilm- mnrn'nrr Tr. pt'f npn sneiVe i.n R..Me0i "rbr'st In Old filnr " Tli' CENTRAL PltFSHYTERIAN ClIPUCH Pearl nnd Tenth streets. Rev. T. Tj. Winlerbcrger. acting minister, Reverend Rruce .1. C if fen. I'niversity pnstnr. Sundov is Rally Day at Jefferson street chapel, and it is hoped that a num ber of Central people will attend and give the stimulus of their presence to the work beinr done nt thin point in our city. At the Home church, the Sunday school, under the lendership of the var ious departmental heads, with H. A. Soulla ns superintendent, will welcome all to the various clnsses. The youn? oiiiaa ia prowinc and invites all lyomnr men to nttend. Holy Communion will be celeorareu at me nmrr ir ihi (ng worshp. 11 a.m., with appronrinte remarks bv the minister. The choir will sing. "Oh. For a Closer Walk with Ood. and Mr. Seifert will Tender the Com munion ITvnni," Reception of members at. this service. The session will meet at 10.H0 in the study. Tn the evening we are to hnve a quar tet song. "Come Wenrv Soul. nndv a duet, "Seek Ye the T-ord." by Miss Ruth Akevs and Rloise McPherson. The min ister will preach nn the theme: 'Everv Man for Himself." A room crowded with Endenvorers Inst, Rundnv made this a live meetlntr from start to finish. Sn day's special tonic. "Honesty," 1s ft tlmmrht-eomnellinr theme. Westminster Lcamio meets nt 0 !t0 to which all yoitn nonple of high school ngo are invited. Good rHnetnir. helpful prayers. . ' . The Thursday evening prnver nlpeHng will he in charge of the Women'sVHs :onnn' society, under the leadership of Mrs Hehrer. Tnlvers'tv clnsses nt the "Y" hut and nt 1S14 Kincnid street un der the leadership if Mr. nnd Mrs. (iif fen. SoeiB' -rialewdir Is Planned The social blender f" t,lp torm ws made bv elevs nreldents cbiss advisers, heads of ""brgnni nation will be n sermon snnreciated by all I CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS I I Announcements for this column I i must, be in The flnnrd office not ' 1 I loter than Friday noon. . X I ; : ; " - :'; '" ' ; ' ' ' ,' DAY MORNING, 9:45, OCTOBER 14TH AT THE MfflOTAM H CHURCH STREETS A HEARTY INVITATION k)le will attendf rom different parts oif the coun sel state. Joinlhe great throngs and enjoy the ption of therfay, I CLAUDE GIUY, &aperintendentt extends to all Growth of this Sunday School has been wonderful. Our first Rally Day Aim was for 300 ithat was a little more than four years ago. ..Our record attendance is 1666. Sunday we break all former records. You'll miss a great day if you miss 6in;..RalIy Day . . ' V OUR AIM 1776 MAKE THE LIBERTY BELL RING.