FIVE
"jJJteresting News Notes From the Schools of Eugene and Many Upper Willamette Valley Communities
MORNING REGISTER, EUGENE, ORE., SUNDAY, JANUARY 17, 1929
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lrlI.,l don't talk "("'
Lr. K Unit t tlvo "1'lrll
gprrillllin "
I... ab wn. Uaa.l
tnlni the mythical plciiao-fuav'rw-m-tlilv-ruum
.Is".
jH b well.
, l. bolntt formulated be
Lher. thrnuali which !
h ind euthth gra.lca will
Lnd m f th tw. nty-mln-
ll ltnlii to u card
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jinee, A. II l now ihey h
mttl
i,vo
flQff. A. l " r -
! in? mi of 'I'" library
u occupied by H" uppur
h-. . .
lint number of "Tli. Junior
I will com. pin " i ii i. 'i
trntiih. Thl paper l being
li by the Junior I rlnna. It
inum etones. perm",
lilt, mil picture..
I a a a
L, where dor. Hint smell
irreror Ain i u seen ,
i. ry" iv ccntn. tug
neterythlnif." "(limine
r other remark, floated
ih htll .nil hack again
ine juniur vihpp ... ... it,
r popped popcorn In Iho hull
pr noon, t .
gnblf mtnilnn ww aocor.l
fin Nr In Ih Hcholn.tlc for
mr irikia ,. .1, llini.i
'Tho llooiov.lt M.inurliil
f'f"
i oumbr of Iho firholn.do I.
cm conirlhuiril numiir mnl
VI inv riiotoa nun 11. up
down bectUM uf thn Inck
Ett'. Tho willtnr. hownvpr
plriwd with Iho quullly of
ilcltt rocolvril.
1 ,iui hum lllv.'llllH r ri"
lih, Iho innlior of 111.
ulna afna nwnln ihImh im
hid been rocclvil, nmt ii.
vtro nol a. nritvre.1, ihoy
mumod to in. company,
r " .v,jr ntiiMiaj l'ii 1 nvi
pror. A. nolhlnK mora hail
wra irom mo couiimny or
mm of Iho pin., (lis clnn.
B (till Ih nlna i,..l
f rocolvM by iho com-
w a ivurr MM VOICI1 IU UO
Itonfato lnvo.ll.nln tha ntal.
lor they ire .nuloua in have
Pranrh Rf.l., V ...111
f mnt their rradlim with .
un 01 piaya. Tho honk In
Kl Autro. I'lrroi" ,y
mil publUhril hy I), C.
nil Company. Tlio IUi.
uned romiing iho ploy, iho
ri of tho WK'k.
e
111 01. ftnptti I. ...
I " " im 11., 11K ID
tm he Ii ilolnir onn of tho
re tomo of tho romnrk.
'in me eleven o'clock moilcrn
J. nmtt.T of fnct
"Cher wan not iiiioiiiiIiik
iii-w-mniticii Uum o hill
hom worn .InuBhtorml.
,7Z lHKlo tank
niK , a now.
Ralnrv nt .hA
lika l iwko nn mlilroM. h...
L, January 19. )
irillt ..01 ""'""l nr Iho
t'o'r'fL' Iho Rlrl.
tut 1. ..." .;,u".""y vo.
tltn. . '"rnl for
h ih. 1.. i'l'.r.i;iiiion
L .JumP-centur f,,r tho
I. L', '""'"'""""I'lioiuoi o
K ,' "1 a 'Klit-iiilimtei
btS"? .'"' Mucntlnnal
"n'n Mr TJ,. "lorn.
Knit; .t"" f
"ium, "" 01 niw una
S?fi?!i S 1.0.
K ttVh.iIr,l,hl,,,,n iHt
'l""1"" hi In , """V W,ll",
Mr. v S hfein .c!loi-to,i
K hu ,.l",n"i tlio i:hiM
"rne.i Umt " Knot!
lllm k.A Hill n rn.,11..
Milk..
,Uo,1Ct 1' ,tt ynnilne-nt
DonMd y,0"n'voriilty
k k',hr In? kR ulm"-'
fa vl J, TWJr
F . V Mill
I L 'I'lUh LM:-...klinn.
"tyiM,, lem,"i Hon yi
'"o you In
A .... .
I1 . "Tito thnt much
on my loilc." Till. w. nnn of
Iho iiiniiy prnttwl. niiiiln by tho
Htuiloiil. of Iho mm o'clock If. H.
hlnim v clu wlii'll tlio toni'lior tin.
iiiutuloil a thiiUHiiiMl wnrit llioiiio
nil wnliio loplo uf Iho "W nmwiu i
MiivoinoiiI." Tho lite.M I. now
"luitylnu Iho 1111.I1 uf curly llilinl.lt
unt. lowniil Iho Wo.l 11 ml to
chithKo Iho monotony of iPKUlnr
tutlv pik'Ii !ui! I. uIkiiI r
to)lo jiioliilnliiK to tha . movoiui'til
11111I to nilto a 1 homo on it. Th.
iii-o to ha efti'huliKoit lillioIlK Iho
liuiul. to ho rvtul mill ouch la ro
II11I1I0 fur Ilia vontonu uf tho
.lurlo..
'Itohln llnuil," u iiluy In lliroo
art. hy Ou-oti liavla. Int. hoon .a-
loi'toil. ottor .otita f'iiii.iiioruiitin,
nn lha .onlor tlny. which will ho
iMvon tiaforo . HprliiK viicntloti. A
ito.ou oopir. iuvo noon oriioroo
from Iho Hiihiucl French I'uhlloh
lni( nomiuiiiy In Now York. I'lirl.
if tho ploy iiiivo 1.M011 romi nt
lii moothiKi), whom nyoUiN will
aluu ha huhl .nun,
Vhon Iho mull in l ive. I Wnliio-
itnv from Kuropo It wn. founn
ilnii Mr.. K1II1I1 1'n.tluo roci-Kcil n
iiiiiiil.cr of KrcciliiK curilx unit
Now Your'. I'liril. from Hpnln.
l'riini'o. l:iull"li.l. HwlKorhinil lin.l
tlcrnmny. A fow iluy. provlnu. .ho
rocolvo.l cnr.la from Italy mid
Ihinimi'y. Jn 0110 of tho I'ronch
Plump, tho wtuili'iil. hnd a illacua
aioii n.ni'ornliiic atamti., ooln., and
hmidwrliliiK.
Tho third Kama of thn noa.on
will ho pl'iynd with (Jottaico (Iri.vo
horo. Thoy wpro aMccewtfully
honton lnat yoar nnil It I. .In-
'orolv hopod thnt thl. yrar a quln-
tot will do It niinln.
Itolon lknrkor. n memlwr of tho
Junior tlnM I. rotiirnod to achool
af.or tt rnthor .orloiia attacli of
Influi-nui. )a aro nil Hlad to
.o her boumlmf fnco again.
Claire lnn. fornicrlv of Ii. An-
Koloa I. niriilloil In Iho aovoiith
urn. In of thl. .cl.iml n. n now
rludoni. Kvoryhody la vory Klftd
10 .00 rinlro horo and wo hope
that ha will Ilka tlm .chonl.
.
Ml. JiuUo Clnrko. dnuehtor of
Ilr. tMnrk of tho hl.tory depart
ment la roturnod In thl. achool
afinr an nhapiica of aavorat rnontha.
Ml. Clurko ha. upn In nn.-
and Kntflnnd and lin. ninny In
mro.tliitf IhliiK. tu toll her, claaa-
mntp..
Aa it momlipr of th roinnilttoo
of puhllo aatoly 1 domiiud that tho
wnlk Ipaillng irom ma atop, to
tho doorway ho mado .nfa for
l.iihlln ur. Tholla Wooldrldxa In
an ntiompt to hurry to lite .t-no.ii,
.lipped upon tho froHt covered
wnlk. ami a. n ronuii. Mia. ooiu-
rlduo wan routined to hod hy her
Injury for etovornl day.. Thla I.
th rnoal coneiuaiv. proor mat 1
otn ah to find In auppurt of my
arBUiuent.
a .
Th mlKhty elana of 'tt wavo a
'orn.v" nartv Haturdav hlKht. Of
rourao, ll wan ruthor hnrd on their
dlimly but novorlliolna. thoy
.pomod to onjoy thomneivo..
Oitinea worn lilayod and fortunea
lold l.elwoon tlio ton courno. of tho
dinner.
The dinner wna atartod with
fruit eooktnll and wont on down
the ll.t to l.'o-rreonl and ritka with
ciin.lv clttorotte. In tho "drawlHK
room." Tho nlacrunrd. w ora .mall
whlto card, with tha aenlora natnea
written bnekwarda. It wni vary
c.infUKlnK for noma uf thorn, a.
lliev had nevor aeon their name
written any way but corrortly.
Tho ro.tumoa war. to no -craiy
and thoy cartnlnly wero! Mr..
A.nenhelrnor nnd Orrl. i'kko ami,
Klllao Hchroedor each took a prlie.
Mra. Aaapuhelmor nnd Orrl. 1'aBo
ropronentcd MauKlo nnd JlKita and
acted their part wall. W nil felt
orry for poor OlKR.. KII.0
Heltroodnr wna 0 foiiKluinerallon of
cvorythlnK.
m m
t'nlveralty hlifh aohnnl wa vie-
torlou. over KprlnitOold hlKh
.I'honl In a hnakothall Katno played
Wodneailnv nlulit In lha 111011 .
Irviiinn.luni at thn t.'nlver.lly of
Oreon, tho noora holme IH to In.
Tho nenro vnn M on hot n al.Ie.
whan tho tlnlo limit wna railed but
three minute, nt playing mado tha
I'nlvcmliy hl:h ocluiol ten 111 the
winner.
Tho lineup 1. a. follow.:
l.'nlvoridrV bllth aohnnl: I.lhhy,
rf; K. I'owern. If; Wll.on, c; Htov
ann. rif: V. Power. In; A. Krey,
.ulmtlttilo.
Hpilimflold hlch aehonl: lleo.on,
rf; Cnwurl. If; Whltmitu, o; Mo
rheri.on. r; I.ewla, Ik, .
Eugono I litfh School Note
New ISiiKllnh C'nuraea I'hiiiniid,
Trip to Mlno la Huhedulod.
Add Kiirm-Mocliunli'. Couraa.
Ni'Kl'o Mlnalurel Bhow Hooked.
Roosevelt Junior Newt
Regular Aaaombly ll Held.
Itoxford Kld.on's Gaany Win..
Utudonta Klntah Art rroblom.
Iloya' Hho Work Artl.tla. :
Thn 8115 elnnn entertnlne.l nt tho
reuuliir Wadneadav naaemhly. with
a abort piny, a reception 11 ml n
Uwedlnh dnnce. Tho dnneo wnn
Klvon hy two hny., nnd depleted n
tluol. Tho na.omhly wo. dlnnilod
after tho altiKlnir of "Tho Httir
HpnnKlnd Unnnor" nnd ulvlnn of
flag anlulo
.
P.oxfnrd lidl.nn, ninth rtrndo
Rnnaovolt Junior hlKh achool atu
dont hnd hi. eaany nn "MnrkotliiK"
rend In 1'ortlnnd Krldny nlulit. hla
hnliiB one of tho boat from tho
wnntorn dlvl.lnn of tho Imliiatrinl
club of OroKnn, Ho npent the week
end In I'nriluml whoro tho winner,
from each nentlon were enter
tallied nt the Multnomah lintel.
The atudenl. of the nrt dopnrt
monl nrn wnrklnu hnrd to flnudi
tholr aonieator problem.. They
have finl.hed tholr Ooaao Tlloa nnd
aro working nn cement tlloa. Tha
elKhth orndo nrt chutaoa have fin
l.hod their mnaka. A vl.lt from
Mlaa Plnhwnnd, aupervlaor of nrt,
was enjoyed lnat Tuo.dny,
Boventh Krndo bnya nre nlnnnlnit
to have tholr wnnto hnakota fln
lahed hy Monday. Tha elithlh
Krndo hny. nra turnlnir out anmo
ory lntereatlnp; dnnlHH" on clock
onnen, unlna; iluo-tono flnl.b to
nmko tho dcnlmi, Tho ninth (trntlo
hova nro mnkltiK very IntnroatlnK
lalho projects. TI)eo Include,
nnndlo sticks, nut how la nnd pin
Irnya.
.
The imvnry ndnra which linvo
boon omlttlnir from tho dnmoatlo
clonee rnoma' from early morn
Inn until noon, with nlrla In uni
form, ruahlnir to nnd from wllh
dollclnua InnklUK lcinven uf hrend
nnd ntenmlng plea have kept u.
nil hunirry. Noxt Monday -noon
thnro will ha a hot aottp ante by
the eighth Rrndo Rlrl. from the
(Continued, on pngo 7, column 4)
Two new courae. In KimlUh are
pluniind for neat aemcator. One I.
a remedial clii for atudent. who
urn prollclom In a literary Dim hut
nra ,u,,r In tho tc hnl.iu.i of Kim
llli. No 01 villi I. kIvmii for thl.
I'uur.o hut ll la reunited of all who
lira llieapllhlu of dulliu antlajiiclory
work In 1.111111. .i.lll. in. Mln Mao I).
Klll.ey, lie.i.l of the KllKltall do-pai-tmeut,
will ho the luaii-uctor of
tho claia, whluh will c..nl..l of np
proxluiaiely iweuty-fuur puplla.
Mr.. Ilcitrlce ll, liuhii will ci.niiuct
a cuian 111 eli. m alnry wrl.HiK,
Klnhtepii aluileuia hava ulready
teniaternd for thl. olana,
Tho officer, of tho Noalorlnn do
hatliiK aticlety wero vlocted on
Tueaday for thu now aemeater.
They ara Ita Itiltowil: I'lvahleui,
John lioilda; vlco-preuldent, Harry
Hurley; apcrotury, Allien VVrtKht;
llhrnrtuii, John ludlow; and aer
ifeaut of uriiiM, Artiiw t.'hupmmi.
Keanlveit: "That Kukoiii. ahould
huvo u citiiinilulou form uf govern
ment" v.ua Iho iiueallon for dehate.
Harry Wurmke, who arifued for
th iioKatlve, won by a three to
ItothlUK decleloll over J.loyd
Ktnvi'ii. who upheld tho afflrmu
tlva alda,
A tfni.d brund of huMkotbult wan
axiilhitod by tho iocui ntun acluo.l
huya In their name Willi t'u.ljca
(llova hera laa, 'lueioluy aveiiit,.,.
I.lih'cne hu.,1 iha victory of a I.J
14 acoru when tho Jliial whlatlo
blow.
'Iho ihlnu that warmed ih
he.iria of iho local luna wua tho
tact that a Kreul deul of tho
raKHPilnena 01 Iho prevli.ua uamua
wua luckim:, Thouifll tho team
allll haa a Ionic way to xn hefoia It
uttitliiB tho piirfoirnoii of "the well
oiled iiuichine," ll 1. pruml.lnu
now.
CnltiiKO Orovo, thoUKh wo.ik,
dl.pluyiid ul tlmoa Iiuatiua ut tho
tiHit.ioK aiitrll thai Koea ao far
In Kialil.liiK victory from thu Juwa
ui nearly certain uufeui. 1'ho fivo
man deletiaa had nol been aolved
by either teiiitt, Thla deronae or
iKlitattritf In tho Kaat a low yeur.
ui., Itaa ureal ponjilliill.lea, but
la not Impreiciiahlo und haa been
pnuoiruleU auccuaafuily time Uliui'
lima, 'the team thai foeia tt an
abaoluto dpfeliao la auro to be an il
ly dlilluii.iid when It- moaia a
team of etiuul atroiiKth.
l'ihurhari wna hitch point man
fur Kuiieha with pulnta lucked
to hla credit, and Ala.oclc. frutn
Cotiaica Oiuva, lad bla cuilonicui-.
vilih e poima.
KullimiiiK la tho lineup;
Kikpiip: Wlrth, f; Kikliie, f;
Ifaberhnrt, r; Coleman r; llarlipa, s,
t'ottitKo Urine: Al.tock, f; W.
MiC'iiricer, t; Heard, c; 'Hum, k;
i hue, K.
Suh.lliutlona: KuKene. Iforner,
I'lt.mun, Huhenatoln. Mcluiiu.d,
Tuwno and i.'oihert. CoIIiiko Orove,
Couit und C'huforl.
t
A trip to tho l.ucky Iluy mine
hn-t been aehoduled hy tho Itoya'
and Olrla' Camp Cookery cluba, for
the wvek-iftid. follow iiik omnilnu
tluna. They plan to Ivuvo Kuicutie
on Haturduy mornlnff, motot-iuic a.
far a. llluo river. J-Vom thero
tin mamber. win hike to tho mine,
reiuriilnic on Hundny evanlnK.
Arnuld L), Collier, county club
leader; Ml 101 Kleunor Coleman,
L'trU' advlaer: Martin John.on, ad
vli.vr to the boy.' club: 11. C.
ltrown, boya' athletic coach, and
1'. I). Chrlatenaoo. prlnclpnl, will
accompany tho cluba. The Moa
dntiiea Johnaon, Ilrown nnd thrl.l
an.on will niao mako tho trip.
I'luna nro boliiir formed for a
neKrn inlnnirel allow, aponaored by
the Iloya' Camp t'ookury club, to
be proaented nt rural dlatrlcta. The
proceeda from theno enlertaln
monta will ho on a percentuite
bulla. beliiK ahnred wllh tho com
munity where tho entertainment
la k I ven. . Mr. Norman Chrlalln,
draiiuiilo coach, will udvlao the
boya In tho eelcciion of . tholr
note. .
nev. Frederick J. JonnliiRn,
prealdont of tho hoard of educa
tion, complimented tho J4tVs on
tholr work In hi. uil.lroi.n to the
club on Wednoadiiy mnrnlmc. The
J4C'a are active In .upportlnK tho
achool, eapcclally In mlalmt money
for the outduor (tymnaalum.
A neat uui wna rained for thl.
rtiirniia.. from "Unto NlKht" held
Llanuury 8 nt tho McDonald
theatre.
1
MIb Mae 13. Kinney, head of the
Kntrll.h depnrtment, .poke to the
Jllntory club on hint Monday, Rlv
Imt noine of the experiences of her
Krandfather nnd father In the
unrly days of Oregon's devolop
nicnt. Her Rrnndfnther croascd
the plnlna In tho early day. nnd
her father rnmo on n ship by way
of tho lnlhmus of I'nnnma, MIkh
Kinney niao roud n nuinucr 01 ex
tract, from her umntlfnthor'a
diary .written while he won on
route to OreKon. us captain of
a -company which croiwod tho
plnlna from minima to urcgou 111
1863.
The seventh' nnd last laatto of
the "K. II. 8. Nown," to bo nuh
llahed by Iho firat aomeator News
stuff, appeared Thursday. It con
mined ii irrout) tilcturo of tho ro-
tlrln atuff, and a rhtinber of
other llluatrntinn.,
Tho staff for tho year book,
"Tito KURononn," ha. been chosen
Inrirnlv from this Rroun by Agne.
r'orrls. editor. "Tho Kuireiiean," a.
year hook, which Is puDitsnon ny
tho student body, will appear tho
Inline nnrt of Allftl Or th first of
May. Oornld Towne, niannRor of
tho "Now.," will nl.o manngo th.
annual. '
Tho memher. of the retiring
Btnff nro aa follows: Philip Ontch,
aanlativyt mnnager, nrmoclnto edit
ors, Virginia llOltl. neairico one
llunn: athletics. Ilnlplt DoMott
Margaret Kdmun.nn; fonturos,
Tjiomn. WClia, I'ilinor iienmw,
nlu.nnl. 15volvn Ilollls: peraonnln,
Ruth McClaln, Mnrthn Noan; so
clotv, Nellloholl Hwnn, Jults Hall:
'literary, l.ttclllo Carroll, Hersnhel
Honey; Jokes, Jtiiltim Hela;nnd,
ltuth Mclntvre: exchange, Blanche
Holonmh, Ktllth Johnson: orgim
Ixntlon, Ell.nboth Wllmot, Moral
Klanlgnn and typists, Florlne
K Mot nnd Mitry .lonnn.
nook, nro n sultnblo substlttita
for boredom neeorciinir to trs.
Hugh In her Inlk on "The Bonk In
tho Home, nnd the Oood nnd Use
fulness of Hooks." boforo the
Home Reonnmlos nluh on Tuesday.
They not only hind together the
young pooplo in tno nomo inn nro
esHcntinl In character building fot
they broaden tho mind on life,
online, ami art, It wan pointed out.
Mra. Hugh further adited lh.it
ill ui ut u i lintpa tho ntuilont to be
colon nc'iunli-tnil with all typva of
peoplo, rich or poor, the wlau und
uuwlNO, and tho.o who poaaeaa uh
ouialiindlng character u. ahown In
her vaainplo or l.ea Mlaoiablea.
Hooka nro ulao a atibatltulu for
llaviil nod lliey crcnio ImUKlnu
tlon which la eaaenilal.
Joaephlno Martin gave a piano
muI.i u a. number of the exton.lvo
progiam.
Tho finance committee, headed
by , I'linllne .Inker, la cotiiilotlng
vxteiialvo plana fur talalug fund,
lor a achulitr.hip, pludgvd tu u
I'hlnoao girl,
"Wo do not get anything in this
world handed to ua on u silver
plniler. Wo mual fight fur 11,"
wild Orhindu Jlolll In an uddrea.
to Iho nludi'iil. nnd fuirulty of the
hlrh' school oil Tbiiraday.
Mr. Iliiltls waa nn honor stu
dent or Kugono hlrrh, gnuluntlng
wllh the cliia ir '22 and la now
a nieriitier or I'ht lieta Kappu ut
Iho I tllverntty of Oregon. Tlio
theme or hla talk wna ai holarahjp
In tho high achool and tho univer
sity. Mr. II.. inn holtevea that It la the
atilii..ii.a duty to tho taxpayer to
to their heat In 111 cli achool anil
Hint tho iiltidcut who any that
ha cannot do well in n aubject be
caunii ho la not nulled for tt, 1.
ahli ltlng thla duty.
Tho apeuker further ala'.oti that
a udoiil who can get 1 ill ono
NUhJecl la capable of proceeding
on tlio anmo plane la all o( ma
work, but thnt no one run do hla
heal In aonietblng in which he litis
no Interest,
Mr. Hollla la niao convinced that
atudenta ahould tako lha final
examination In high school ao
that they will be able to exprewi
thvmnelvca in writing and he
urgea that atudenta mnko ex
tensive u-u of the library for he
heiievj. that It will do ono mora
good than any courao Ihul mlKnt
ho taken ! achool.
Another feature) of the progrnm
wua tha announcement of the
mimes of tho twelve seniors who
huvo been recently elected to th
nutlonnl honor society. Tho as
sembly was called In honor of
theae atudenta, who have ahown u-
erlor acholarahip whlio uttcnuing
high achool.
HII. lea wero i.huwn nt the Girl
Iteaervo meeting on Wcdneadny in
ubnervance of world fellowahip
month. Another group of slide
were ahown depicting tho women
of dlfrernnt countie..
Mlaa Helen O. -Welts, ono of'the
d. It. udvlaeru. gave a short talk
on her experlencea among tho 1m-
iiilKrniiia Jn Now York City.
I'luna wore mado for a world
followahlp auclal meeting Friday
nlr.ht. A put-luck supper is to
he aerved at thl. meeting, and
arieru-iir.la the iclrla nlall to .ee tha
h.ialiet-ball game between Eugene'
and ituaeburg. ,
... .
Plana for the Umo County,
Older Iloya' conference, id bo held
January 30 and t. were comploi
ej and the proposed program was
rend nt tho weekly meeting of the
Hl-V club, Wednesday night. I
W. V. Walter, adviser of i theV.1
club, talked on what hi. hope waJ
for iho Hi-Y club in 120. J.eator
Adiinii. norlhweal secretary of tho
Y. M. C. A. told what some of thu
club, ou.elde the ntale wero doing. 1
...
Interentlng window decoration. ,
in Imitation, of stained glass of- j
tact, are being made by the second i
perlo,d art clnjiaoa. Tho decora- I
tlona are of craft and liiuiuo paper '
nnd will he put on the windows a. -.onn
n. they aro completed. . j
The flr.1 period art class hoa
finished the o;udy and drawing o
circular prospective und ore now
working on tho problem of parallel
prospective. The china la niao doing .
lettering drills at odd times. I
... I
Four former K. Iff 8. atudonta ,
linvo recently been elected to j
honorary - socletiea at tho L'niver-. j
ally of Oregon. Marian Paddock, I
'K5 und Frances Schociler, '26, who j
nro both majoring In srlencc, were
olectod to the Kamara, honorary
botany and hncterlology society, .
Jntiuary 13. Klolao Buck '22 and
Celoato Campbell '22, practice .
teachers In tno university nign .
school were recently elected ua ,
members of tho PI Lambda Thetn.
Kelllobell Swnn, chalrmnn, Elmal
Mclteo. nnd OoTnthv Williamson
were appointed by l.uclle Wlrth. ;
urea (lent, of tno Art eiuti. to man
entertainments for the meetings
next aemeater. Hemic Anderson,
chairman, Ruth Boyd and Unbind
r,ln,,,nn ft-am nivot.lolo.l III I11UKP
plunn fur Initiation of new mem-;
berB. Tho members of the club ;
are going to study Japanese art j
next term.
...
Intensive reviews have been con
ducted by the Instructors in tho
hlntorv doimrtment In preparation
for tho semester examinations,
which nre scheduled for Wednes
day nnd Thursday of this week.
Tho members of tho civics classes
taught by Forest Owens wrote on
True or False ' quis lusi i- ri-
dny. About forty statements were
rend by tho teacher nnd the
student nnawcred whether or not
tho statement win true or rniso.
...
The semester examinations will
bo given nn Wednesday and Thurs
day of tills week. Kxomptlons will
ho Riven on Wednosdny nnd Thurs
day of this week. Exomptlon. will
bo granted to the stitdcntH In tho
Btihjects In which they have re
ceived average grades of 2.
Students who nro exempt In nil
subjects nro requlrod to writo on
ono examination,
A tentntlvo schedulo has been
nrrnngod for tho coming ao
meator, but the different classes
can not bo definitely scheduled
until after tho final examinations
have been given.
Tho students nssemblod for a
few minutes on Tuesday afternoon
for a "pop" asaemblv called In an
ticipation of tho Kugene-Cottnge
Orove basketball gome which took
place on Tuesdny night. Conch
Ilrown said n fow words In regard
to tho toam nnd tho prospects for
the gnmo, nnd "Rquook" Parka,
acting volt-lender, led the assembly
In some of tho high school yells,,
. . ....
Eight or nine vaudeville acts
Will be tho chief feature of the
Shop entertainment for which
plans nro nbout oomplotod.
Tly prngrnm which la to be
given In tho school auditorium on
February 6, will' bo simitar In
ohnrncter to the popular Hl-JInx.
All returns from the entertain
ment 'will he uned in purchasing
now equipment nnd mnlorlal lor
uso In tho shop,
, The Bitgone high school hoys'
and Rhis' qunrtet sang for the
Lions' club nt their mum lunch
eon glvon In !! Eugoio hotol on
W'diieiliiy. The number vre
a.-nted were "I I'lmaed by Your
Window" -mixed quartets; "The
O.-olgla J.ullliby,'' buys' quartet;
"The Itoao and Iho Moth,'' girls'
qiiurt'jt.
'i'lmsit taking part were Anna
K'tllierllie Oarrett, Kvelyn Hollla,
Virginia Uoid, Kathleen Powell,
In, 11 iiuvU, Philip (latch, Jim
liiutcr, und liayl Burrea.
...
Time for tho meeting of the
Kht.p club were changed by Fred
t-'h'-H. club adviser.
The new acheduln la ::Monduy
nn.i Wedoeaiiay eveninga, 7:00 to
U:gu o'clock; and Tuoaduy und
Thursday, 2:30 tu 6:30.
That boya ure not tho only otiea
who can pluy huakol ball wua
proved Frldiiy afternoon when tho
r.'-nlor girl, team met thu sopho
mores. Thla I. Iho first In It series of
guinea to bo played to decide
v.hlcll Icmn will claim the Inter
elaa hliaketblill cup which la
uwnrded each year.
The lineup la ua follows:
Keillors: Kllnor Itennlo. captain
nnd Jumping center; Kllzuboth
Kiii.wl.-s, aide center; Carrie
Coffee and Hinncho Hoicomb, for
wards; Ardlo Muo Htokea and
Marihu Nobs, guard; K.ther
Whltiuker, Muxlne Hurner and
'ieralitine Townsend, Uba.
Hoi.hninorea: JCrnlly McCorrnkk.
Jumping center; ltemo Nichols,
l.le center; France Taylor, for-v.-iird;
Kather McOanlela, captain
nnd forward: Nooma Itamaey and
IVinitied Klmbull. guards.
" A furm-mechnnlca course was
definitely launched and general
plans made when the thirty en
rolled membera met on Thursday
evening in tho shop.
A. Ii. Collier, county supervisor
of eltibs. "'! l-'r'i.l I'bess, head if
the manual training ileirtienl
tlio irKuit!si"r and supervisor of
the entiti pi ise.
The course la open not only to
Kageue high achool atililenla but
to ul) peraona of achool age In
iine t-ounty who ore interested.
Aaida from the ordinary Instruc
tion, exlenKlv'o practical ilemun
atrutiona are to be arranged for
the meetings which are to be
held every other week on Thurs
day evening, Iho next one being
January 2H.
A O. A. C. haa penernl super
vision over all county club work
of tho state, speakers and instruct
ors from the mechanical art de
partment of that Institution will
tealiire prominently in future
meetings wbb-b will be from two
mid a one-half to three hours
duration.
Additional Information concorn
ini; the club may bo otiiutucl from
Mr. CheaH or Mr. Collier.
...
Mr. Marie Fletcher left Thurs
day evening fur Han Francisco to
vli.lt her two sons,
Meader J'letcher reiddea in Kan
Francisco, and TUden Fletcher
will he there for a vlatt from
Texas.
Mra. Fletcher will return thn
first part of next week. The girls
In the library training cla.ua will
take charge of the library during
her absence.
...
The membera of the TCugeno
high achool hand end orchestra
are holding practlcea regularly In
view of giving an orchestral aa
'r.emh!y early next aemeater.
(The munlcal organization played
for the assembly on Thursday, and
with peppy numbers the stag
orchestra enlivened the Itoseburtr-
F.ugene game In iho gymnasium,
Friday evening. Andrew lindtc
Is coaching the students who will
make it trip t Albany and Itciae
burg to preaerit a program In
the high achool within a month,
" .
Heads of sjiorta were choaen nt
a meeting of the glria athletic as
sociation on Thurnilay. Those
chi-.en were as follows:
Head of basketball, Francis
tanner; volley ball, Keba Brogden;
baseball, Blanche Hoicomb; hik
ing, K.ther McTaritels, aoccer.
Kmlly MK'ornack; swimming,
Margaret P.eld.
...
Iiuring tho month of February,
Kugcne high achoul atudenta wilt
obnerve sevorat na tonal holiday,
hu only one day the ciaiere will
he dlmlacd for the entire achool
period.
Lincoln's birthday. Friday, Feb
ruary 12. will be observed with an
appropriate program anil on
Y.'iiahlngwm'B birthday, February
22, only a short program will be
given and the remainder of the
day the -students will have to
themselves. It is probable that
on Arbor day. which dues not
figure as a school holiday, an en
tertainment will be given as sug
gested by J. A. Churchill, state
auperintendent of schools, .1; St.
Valentlnea day comes on ftunduy
there will be no day set aside for
lis ubbcrvance. it ia announced.
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KlllllLF! WHO WILL
HL.M KOMK Mdlli:?
I.KAni'RO. Ore.. Jan. 8,
(To the Children's Kdltor)
1 nm sending you aomo rlddlea
you nuked ua to send. There
ure four of (hem:
1 Why doe Uncle Pom
wear red, white und bluo
suspenders?
2 I went across a brldgo
on Hundny. f came back two
days luter on tho oume tfun-dav.
3 Two duck... boforo two
ducks, two ilucka between two
duck, two ducks behind two
1 ducks; how muny duck were
there?
4 Aa I was going along the
roud. I saw an orchard with
nome apple trees In it. I
crossed trie fence nnrt climbed
a tree with some apples on it.
I took no apples, 1 left no
apples. How many apples
were on the tree?
AimwiT t tlm Pnjsxles
1 To- hold up his punts.
2 Kuntlay was my horse.
3 There were four ducks,
4 There wero two apples
on tho tree.
Rubber Insulators. Itent
The wire used to make connec
tions In the storage battery to tho
receiving set ahould not be Insu
lated with a cotton covering, as
the acid In the battery la apt 1 1
attack the Insulation nnd cause a
short circuit of the battery. Heavy
rubber covered wire with a tarred
canvas outalde covering: Is best
suited foP this purpose. '
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