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NEWBERG OIAPIUC, THÜB8DAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1981
THE HIGH SCHOOL PAGE
ROBERT BROWN, Editor
». S. DEPARTMENT WAS VISITED
TO CURE DANDRUFF,
Itchy Heads and Eczema
OB YOUR MOMEY BACK
AGR. DEPT. VISITED ' STUDENT AND CLASS OFFICERS HIGH SCHOOL OBSERVES
ARE ELECTED FOR YEAR 21-22
BY STATESUPERVISOR
GOOD ENGLISH WEEK
T he follow ing is a list of th e s t u ­
d e n t body a n d class officers elected
for th is year:
I ABSOLUTELY GUI
Gem Barber Shop
A. A. ANDERSON, Proprietor.
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TO PROMOTE GOOD ENGLISH AIM
Student Body Officers
Explains Cause of Reaction in Agri­ F lo re n c e H e a te r ....................p re sid e n t Many Way* to Show Bad Effect—
Posters and Cartoons Used to
cultural Departments Over Whole E le a n o r B assett .....................s e c r e ta r y
Prof.
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State—New Ruling Used
Senior Class Officers
| M HOLLINGSWORTH (s
«FUNERAL
DIRECTOR
NEW BER G. ORE.
PHONE - BLACK 94-
V u w K S AAJL K N O W
OUR.VR\C6 VS V A I* .-
tf W S Y S A Y " V i H C N " *
AWO YIE’UU R E TH ERE?
Our prices are as reasonable
as our services are dependable.
We charge you but a very
small profit on the fixtures we*
sell and give yon a bill for act­
ual services and material only.
Evans & Gower
Plumbing Shop
311 First 8treet.
Shop Phone: Blue 195
Residence Phones:
Black 6—Bine 6
DANCE
Every Saturday
Night •
PORTLAND ORCHESTRA
LAFAYETTB
MINERAL SPRINGS
PIONEER
EM PLOYM ENT CO.
14 North Second Street
Supplies Hay. Harvest and
Farm Hands. List Now
for Hop Pickers.
Phone Broadway 2278
PORTLAND
OREGON
E E P a supply of
K
P E A R L O IL (kero­
sene) on hand for use in
oil co o k sto v es, h e a te rs
and lam ps. Pearl Oil is
clean an d econom ical.
Y pur dealer can supply
you. A sk for P E A R L
O IL .
NEWBERG
HIGH^SCHOOL
A g ric u ltu re D e p a rtm e n t
Commonity Helper in Agriculture
Asrlonltnr* Conrw* (or joiiiik «od old.
K xtfiirton service for m at of m lleaee
rh o n e O liver F. K illiaiu,
Red *6 or Red 221
Coming to
PORTLAND
Dr. Mellenthin
A Successful Specialist for the Past
Fifteen Years
DOES NOT USE SURGERY
Will be at
BENSON HOTEL, MONDAY. TUES­
DAY AND WEDNESDAY
NOVEMBER 21-22-23
Office Hours 10 a. m. to 4 p. m.
THREE
DAYS
ONLY
No Charge for Examination
Dr. M e llenthin is a r e g u la r g r a d ­
u a t e In m edicine and su r g e r y and Is
E. E. E llio tt, d ire c to r of vocational
e d u c a tio n a n d supe rvisor of a g r ic u l­
tu r e for O regon, w a s a v isito r in th e
local h ig h school a g r i c u l t u r a l d e ­
p a r tm e n t N ovem ber 1. H e said th e r e
w as a re a c tio n in r e g is tr a tio n for
t h e . a g r i c u l t u r e course dbe to th e
fa c t t h a t la st y e a r a n d y e a rs pre­
vious, Btudents had signed u p for
t h a t course expecting» a “ s n a p .”
Not only h e r e b u t in o t h e r echools.
At N e w b e rg th e a c tu a l in itia l regiA
tr a tio n th is y e a r Is 32; w h ile t h a t of
last y e a r w a s 50.
He
brought
new s
from
Mr.
C h u r c h ill’s office to th e effect th a t a
s tu d e n t ( a c c o rd in g to new r u lin g )
would ta k e (even a f r e s h m a n ) th re e
su b je c ts besides a g r ic u ltu r e , m a k in g
It poslble to e a r n five ( y e a r ) u n it
c r e d its each year, how ever, none in
e xcess of fo u r m ay be u se d by a
freshriian to a d v a n c e m e n t to sopho­
m ore sta n d in g , b u t m ust be c a rrie d
over , a n d used a t th e close of the
Ju n io r y e a r c r th e b e g in n in g of the
senior year.
Mr. K ilh a m h a s com m enced th e
follow ing c o u r s 1 for s tu d e n ts m a jo r ­
in g in -a g ric u ltu re .
Such a course
will p e r m it g r a d u a tio n
in
th re e
y e a r s r a t h e r th a n four, a n d will meet
all r e q u ir'e m e rts for e n tr a n c e to th e
U n iv e rsity of Oregon, th e Oregon
A g r ic u ltu r a l College, or to a n y o th e r
s ta n d a r d college of th e n o rth w e st.
T he p a r t i c u l a r a d v a n ta g e of such
a course. Mr. K ilh a m says, is t h a t it
fits for college, and yet a t th e same
tim e fits for a c tu a l Im m ediate e a r n ­
ing In case a boy or g ir l c a n n o t go
to college a f t e r le a v in g b lg h school.
T h e course o u tlin e d is as follows:
E u p h e m a Boyc-s ..................... pre sid e n t
W illie S a n d e rs . . . . . . vic e -pre side nt
Olive Reed ...............................se c re ta ry
W a lte r S ta n b r o u g h ............ t r e a s u r e r
W illie H a v e r m a n . . .co u n c il m e m be r
Junior Class Officers
C arl S w itz e r ..............
p re sid e n t
H o w a rd R obinson . . . . v i c e - p r e s i d e n t
M arjorie C hriste nson . . . . secy.-tress.
C he ste r N e w l l n . . . . .c o u n c il m e m b e r
The n a tio n a l council of E n g lish
decreed Novem ber 6-12 "Good Speech
W eek" for th e purpose of c a llin g a t ­
tention to th e g la r in g m ista k e s m ade
by nearly every child a t t e n d i n g
school, and h o p in g to rem edy th is
g ro w in g evil.
Every public school in A m erica
fcas joined in th e c ru sa d e a g a in s t th e
use of sla n g a n d inc orre c t E n g lis h —
know n as " m u r d e r i n g th e K ln g ’B
English."
Sophomore Class Officers
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N ew berg h ig h school stu d e n ts, a p ­
W a lte r Cole . . . ............... ’. . p r e s i d e n t
T h e lm a P a r r i s h ............ vic e -pre side nt p re c ia tin g th e value of good speech,
G e r tr u d e B radley . . . . se c y .-tre a su re r have entered in to th e s p irit of th e
H e n r y T h o m a s . . . . .c o u n c il m em ber crusade, and each day d u r in g th e
tw enty m in u te period a class a tta c k s
Freshman Class Officers
w ith friendly c ritic ism — Mary she
L y n n S w itz e r . . ; .................. p re sid e n t done, 1 seen, have saw, a in t, 'don’t
Myron K ing . . . . . . secy.- t r e a s u r e r c hu. he d o n ’t, th a t the re , th is here,
L ester Coggins . . . council m e m b e r yourn, .h e r n . ‘ them
th in g s — and
count leas o th e r u n g r a m m a tic a l ex­
pressions and- provincialism s.
On T h u rsd a y th e r e will be a play
contest, freshm en a n d ju n io r s vs.
sophomores and seniors.
A high
school p e n n a n t will be giv e n to th e
Thr» N e w b e rg h ig h eleven m et fWT w inning side
W o o dburn h ig h eleven on the Wood-
O ther c onte sts a re on c a rto o n s
b u r n field N ovem ber 4, and was de­ ar.d posters being d r a w n by d iffe re n t
feated in a h a rd fought g a m e by th e students. F ir s t and second prizes are
score of 16-14. T he New b e rg te a m to be a w a rd e d in each. T he prizes
ha s im proved g r e a tly since th e first for cartoons a te , first, a season tic k e t
ga m e of th e season w ith Silv e rto n . to backet ball gam es; second, a
W o odburn m ade th e ir tw o to u c h ­ tic ke t to th e first h ig h school play;
d o w n s in th e first ten m in u te s of for posters, first, tw o tic k e ts to th e
play, b u t only kicked one goal. N e w ­ first high school p l a y s e c o n d , one
berg ca m e back s tr o n g in th e second ticket to th e first h ig h school play.
q u a r t e r m a k in g tw o to u c h d o w n s in
Some of th e sc h o la rs a r e so de­
five m in u te s of play a n d kickilfg both term ined to Improve t h e i r use of
goals.
T his ended th e score u n til E nglish t h a t it is suggested t h a t
th e last q u a r t e r w hen W o o dburn some p a r e n ts m ig h t s t a r t a little
kicked a field goal w hich m ade th e night school, b ru sh up on E n g lish
final score 16 to 14 in fa v o r of and practice on th e i r c h ild re n .
Majoring in Agriculture
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W oodburn.
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Yr. er. Sem pr.
F r e s h m a n (1st y r)
REPORTERS FOR THE WEEK
E nglish ......................
TEAM PLAYS RAINIER NOV. 11’
Gene MacDonald, T h u r m a n E vans.
G e n e ra l s c ie n c e ..........
M a n a g e r N e w lin of th e local te a m E dith S a n d e rm a n , Bernice Bullack,
A lge bra ......................
h a s a r r a n g e d for an A rm istic e day Olive Reed. E u p h e m a Boyes.
A g r i c u l t u r e .................
ga m e to he played a t R a in ie r. T h e
Sophom ore ( 2 n d y e a r )
legion a n d th e firemen will play on I here in th e W illa m e tte valley, such
E n g lish .........................
th e local field t h a t day. A bout 15 as tu rn ip s, colards, c h a r d , kale, r a d ­
F o re ig n la n g u a g e s . .
or 16 players accom panied by Coach ishes, lettuce, c abbage,.__
P la n e ge o m e try . , . ,
N o f ts ln g e r will m ake th e trip.
A g r ic u ltu r e ...............
Nursery P r o je c ts
-
Senior ( 3 r d y e a r )
1. In th e w in te r m ake several
NEWBERG
HIGH
SCHOOL
E n g lish .........................
o u sa n d root g r a f t s from scions and
AGRICULTURE NOTES th
F o re ig n la n g u a g e s . . . . 1 equals 2
roots w hich have been stored for the
H isto ry .........................
purpose.
Grow th e se in n u rse ry
Civics . . .*...................
(O liver F. K ilh a m )
rows in th é g a r d e n th e follow ing
A g r ic u ltu r e .................
T he follow ing hom e p ro je c ts m ay season a n d sell th e you n g trees* in
In a d d itio n to th is one y ear c re d it well be u n d e r ta k e n by a n y tow n boy th e fall.
or tw o sem ester c re d its, will be w hp is Interested ju s t as well as by
2. Grow
se e d lin g
stocks
of
added for home project w o rk each a boy on th e farm . T h e land need peaches, plum s, che rrie s, or apples.
year, m a k in g six more a g r ic u ltu r a l not be owned.
Bud th e se in th e open in A u g u st or
credits. T h is will give th e to ta l of
.September. Grow th e se on for one
Project» in Vegetable Gardening
sixteen ( 1 6 ) y e a r c re d its o r t h i r t y -
1. R aise one to five acres of Irish season a n d sell th e y o u n g tre e s in
five ( 3 6 ) sem ester credits, or tw o In
th e fall of t h a t year.
excess of th e n u m b e r a c tu a lly needed potatoes; include th e c o m b a ttin g of
3. Make root c u t t i n g s of black
enemies, h a r v e s tin g a n d m a r k e tin g
for g r a d u a tio n .
b e r r ie s a n d grow th e p la n ts for one
Mr. E llio tt was also a v isito r of th e crop. T his may, if desired, i n ­ season and sell them in th e fall or
Mrs. W a t e r m a n ’s dom estic science clude th e f e a tu r e of s to r in g a p a rt o r sp rin g .
class.
He w as very m uch pleased all of th e crop for sale in th e w inter.
4. T ip -la y e r b lackcap bushes a f te r
2. A very profitable project m ay
w ith th e c la s e (b e in g all g ir ls ) and
th e h a r v e s t season and grow the
th e ir cooking was so a p p e tiz in g th a t be (especlaly for some Sherwood y o u n g p la n ts th e b a la n c e of th a t
he sta y e d to lunch.
, boy) to grow a n a c re of onions from
season a n d sell th e sm all p la n ts in
seed a n d m a r k e t th e -p ro d u c t. A sim ­ th e fall o r s p rin g .
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ila r project would be to grow a h a lf
5. P r o p a g a te s tr a w b e r r y p la n ts by
ac re of onion se ts from seed. N ear
a c ity like P o r tla n d , g r e e n bunch ru n n e r s , select the best pla nts, dig.
p rope rly label, and sell to neighbors
onions a r e re a d ily sold, a n d these
•may be grow-n from sets a n d m a r ­ or th r o u g h local stores.
6. Make
root divisions of red
keted in e a rly spring.
ra
sp
b
e
r
r
ie
s
a
n
d sell th e plants.
Mr. N ash, p rin c ip a l of th e B e a v e r­
3. R aise for sale hotbed plants,
7. Make c u ttin g s of c u r r a n ts ,
ton high school, a n d Mr. B a rn e s from in c lu d in g cabbage, cauliflow er, head \
H illsboro, w ere visitors a t th e h ig h lettuce, peppers, tom atoes, kohl-rabi, gooseberries, a n d of m a n y o r n a m e n ­
school d u r in g th e past week.
T he etc. T he m a r k e t i n g of th e se at re- ! tal sh r u b s , g ro w these in g a rd e n
m ain purpose of th e ir visit w as to ta il stores should prove to he a profit­ row s for one or tw o y e a rs a n d sell
th e pla nts.
in q u ir e •'»bout o u r m ethod of c o n ­ able project.
d u c tin g th e c a f e te ria lunch.
T he
4. T h e g r o w in g of special crops of
Projects in Landscape Gardening
H illsboro h ig h school ha s been forced one or tw o k tn d s for n e a rb y m a rk e ts
1. If th e hom e prem ises a r e ra th q r
to give up th e ir s because of a lack m ay include a n y of th e u su a l m a rk e t b a r r e n of s h r u b b e ry , vines, flowers,
of funds. Mr. N ash and Mr. B arnes g a rd e n crops, as melons, sweet corn.'’ and law ns, ha v e an assessm ent com­
in tended to go from N ew berg to Mc­ etc. Or e a rly in s p rin g , r h u b a r b , as­ m itte e Inspect th e place before the
M innville to visit the school there.
para g u s. green peas, and lettuce.
b e g in n in g of th e project, and at th e
5. Grow tw o a c r e s of popcorn and end of it th is com m itte e should be
sell th e sam e In r ip e condition d u rin g able to d e te rm in e the increased value
NEWS NOTES FROM TEACHERS th e w in te r.
of th e prem ises as a result of the
Miss S im s’ E n g lish class h a s ju st
6. Grow a good hom e g a rd e n of landscape project. Let th e first pro­
begun th e study of th e " T a le of Two all th e best k in d s , of v e g e ta b le s for ject constat of r e p la n n in g the roads
C ities.”
th is purpose. T he record of a m o u n ts! and w alks, s t a r t i n g th e vines, and
Mr. E llio tt’s Math. VI class proved used at hom e as well as those sold | seeding th e lawns.
very apt to th e deep m y ste rie s of may be kept a n d c h a rg e d a t m arket i 2. A s im ila r project m ay include
solid geom etry, as ab o u t forty per prices.
m uch of th e above a n d in a d d itio n
c e n t of th e class w ere exem pt from
7. P la n
p ro je c ts in succession i p la n t a n u m b e r of sh r u b s In masses
th e six w eek’ test.
' J c ro p p in g of g a r d e n vegetables. Let a b o u t th e m a in residence, at th e
Mrs. H uddle ston Is now c a r r y in g short-season crops of th e e a rly veget-i a n g le s of w a lk s or roads, or in
on some very I n te re stin g w ork in h e r ables be followed by h o t w e a th e r clum ps to hide u n s ig h tly buildings.
histo ry classes.
E very T u e sd a y in crops. E x a m p le s of th e first group
3. A n o th e r f e a tu r e of e ith e r of
place of th e re g u la r class w ork they a r e ra d ish , lettuce, e a rly peas, early- ' th e above projects, o r one by itself,
stu d y a r tic le s a p p e a r in g in th e L it­ c a rro ts, E n g lish peas. E xam ples of m a y be th e p a in tin g of th e residence,
e r a r y Digest. T h is week they have th e hot w e a th e r crops (provided i r - 1 w h ite w a s h in g of b a r n s or o th e r
discussed "U n c le S a m ’s D ebtors," r ig a tio n w a te r c a n be had of course) J buildings.
and "D om estic ‘Proble m s.’’
th a t m ay follow th e o th e r s a r e sweei
4. S till a n o t h e r f e a tu r e of any
T h e re a r e th ir te e n in th e te a c h ­ corn, beans, ok a r. tom atoes, peppers, of th e land sc a p e p ro je c ts m ay be the
e r s ’ tr a i n i n g class th is year. T h is a n d melons.
If desired, l a t e crops r e p a ir in g of b u ild in g o r fences, the
will be th e last year th e course will th a t will grow a f te r frosts may he, p la n tin g of trees, or th e ere c tion of
be offered In N ew berg h ig h school.
used in th e fall and w in te r garden tre llise s for vines.
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