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FRIDAY. JANUARY 27. IMS The Beaverton Review fcuertott^iiuntmer VOLUME XVI, ¡KIN I ON 11A IM’ ENINGS? NO 2 Published by the Studertt* GRADE SCHOOL NOW -a I’ . T. A. MEETING EN- SNOW MAKES BUS IOVS A CONCERT DRIVING HARO WORK HAS LUNCH ROOM I lly M n. E L. Co« | * -------- ------ — — 4 Donna Mrtzcnilr.c Mr*. I.illto Uierlv »ml daughter, week with t .rulliti«. Sir* Ethel McCormik of IlilUboro. Mr nnd Mr*. E. I). Officer «pent were nt thrir homo hero for awhile «i'viTnl .lays In’ IVrtUiml durante Monday Ole cold n|wll. The county »now plow did »urns About sixteen U il _ if . people . __ g ’i'l work oci tho road» in thia lo cality »ftvr the »now atorni of la»t joyed Thursday evening sliding on Htruther’s hill. Week. I «I Ml»* Dnrotlim St ruth er» Mr. and Mi*. II. J Valentine, U sie r Robinson spent Sunday at Mr. and Mrs. Roy l.lcrly and Mr*. Mt Hood at the Winter «port* E. L. Cox w ire in 1‘urUnnu aii day C*rnlval last Friday. Mrs II. Melzentine entertained Regular monthly me. ling of tho the Tigard Rebekali club laat Wed- “ Loyal ccouts ‘ will bt< held Ona nesday The aftrmoon was spent in Friday « venmg at thv homo of rutting ninterial for relief sewing Mr. and Mia. O. U. I’tU fM n . Tho club met Monday at Tigard for J. II. Ah-n lias had a crew o f men a pot luck dinner at Hanna Christ thy putt work lo|/( in« a carload ol ensen’s and finishtxl the »ewing ami union* winch were delivered thv tied a comfort. first of tho week l > a 1‘ orllar.d \t hulcsalcr. » FARM REMINDERS BEAVERTON HIGH SCHOOL I HE 111 MMEK Isaued every Friday By Junior English Claeses Tuesday rvminit. January 10. the Wednesday Jan. 18 the students A now kitchen has been install Editors: Louise Martin, Jeanne Parent Tea-her* Association mwt at woke up to see a world o f wh'* . ed in the lunen room of the grade Sivard. Ihr lti-averton ff ÍKh Sch»«! Many went down to the bus line school. Approximately or» hund Mi»» Mraks trave a report on th* to wait for tho busses hoping in red students are served daily with cafctoria. tliyinff jt‘ their hearts that they would not either a bowl o f hot soup, hot choc- makintr expenses and that it needed I tome. Most of the busses were on alate, salati or a dessert. Each di*n HIÍiH ï*>( HOOL NEW 'S? the assistance from 'ars-nt j linw however but' one or two ar- la five tents. the T achera Association each montfn I rived a few minutes late. Tnursday Two girls from the high school Earl .lossy ha* b*en absent from A ram rt was expect) i from Dr morning, bus No. ti was forty-five serve the dishes. Thr-y are prepared school for several days as a result Welch but — he was to attend minutes late and such a hurry and in the high school cafeteria and ° f illness. ------------------------- " « unable ■ • ■ » • » I .- lu suoni; scurry as there was in the halls.1 ar*- taken over to the grades On the way home Thursday even The new kitchen is equipped with Misses Burk and Schaefers spent e, '" b v ''* ^ T * 11" * W*rr * U "y • violin concert ing bus No. ti tried to turn around a gs« plate, small lunch counter, *he week-end at Mount Hood en- which in » given by eight children near Wilbur and Frances Hanson’s several new tables and adequate joying the winter sports from Multnomah, --------- house The snow was so deep that sink facilities. Knfri-vhnw-nta wen» served after the bus got stuck. Tho students The P. T. A. has isau d about From the worried expression on the concert. wanted to help the bus driver so forty fnee tickets to the needy stud- the faces o f some o f the B. H 8. __- _____ _ dwpite the cold and snow they got <*nts of Bewvertvn. The ticket* are student* and even the faculty it is f"||>i I H ' u r D l ’ t’ o t a out and pushed the bus out of the also available to those students who a; parent that the jig-saw puzzle K hShRN KS TO and rnud. Tr.e bus went the wish to purchase ticket* instead of craze ha* superceeded the Yo-Yo GIVE I*LAY SOON »now rest o f tho way without further taking money each day. obscession. trouble. * ----------------------------------------- Si --------- - The <ast has been choosn for Aunt Sophrony’g Column A similar experience was had by The regular noon interclass bask- Betty s Degree the Girl Reserve Mr. hamberger who drives bus No. l * et ball games came to an end thi* Mr. and Mr*. Chat. ^ VanKlcch C --------------- ------------------------------------ <0 play which is to lie given before 4. Mr. Kamberger was returning Dear Aunt Sophrony: week. Throughout the season the the Student Body cn February 8. ami Mr. and Mi». E. 1. t o * oi The frequent quNtl >m ask. alone from his route when his bus Please answer this perplexing senior class has won the majority Daily prtetiee* «re being held ¡n hmton grange atund d t.u regular ^ at ,j,0 f0llnty „ „ .n t o ff ir(. alM)ut question for me - I f cats have kit- of games. room 18 under the direction of Mrs became embedded in the muu near .oils gio-ug monthly ii.cct.ng of ______ gardens » in relation to fertili« r* |.ynn Hughs tho Bethany Baptist Church He tens and dogs have puppies, what held lust batu ijay. end to insect pests. On many of Try-outs for the Student Body got out without much trouble. No do owl* have? Tiie play is al>out s popular young were G. Wolfe play were held in Mis* Sanford's Mr. and Mr*. Vcrr.on Iicao inaii i ft*« small tracts gardens are the rirl who attempts to earn her H. C. serious accidents or delays the owner*. Degree, reported with the bus service nut room on Thursday and a satisfaet- « f i\ rtiand sjunP a few days mil main dependence o f Dear G. Wolfe: mg the past w.ek, at tho homo vt Generally the question in regard to it looked for a time as. tho old ory group entered into competition those chosen in tlw cast are; Drug stores! Mr*. Lea. nmags mother, Mr*. Lou- ¡ the kiml o f fértil zer to uso cm fo r places in the cast. man winter was going to »top the Betty,Imogens Smith; Blance, i.ila routine of our schools. Aunt Sophrony i»c VanKivek, n .a su n t Valley road i first be answer*.! by advising the hay Boyco; Janet, I>orothy Bold; tl«e of plenty of bsmy*rd manure The Junior English classes are Imogene Smith Mr. ui.d Mrs. E#vritt U. Wr.gi.t (.race, Margaret West; Agnes Thme is not anyth;ng else that Dear Aunt Sophrony: well pleased with the sale o f the •iwi M r' *Wrighta la -ic* . t e r ., . ... KJ.odo. Tlnyng; Dolly, Margaret . ............... ... wull adrinmtelv replace this In mnin- As much as I hate to adm t i" “ Hummer'' las j week and hope DEBATERS SHOW . ................................................. . . . . . ..... , .. D.ckman; Maid, Helen Berat - ■ f*ln ng the fertility of tve ........... gamen I may be forced to cheat in my ' that the regular forth>-coming issues at Mr, Biowka duugtilvr, Mrs. Iliuu- LOTS OF HUMOR meet with an equal recaption. »» L- » .... lish semester exam. If 1 do havi c m Palmer of fuuiatin. Mr. Brooks plot. If this earn'd he had then r»d g i 'i i i o .i rlmvr «tr»w. spoiled clover or al- KLADY M)K resort to such desecrate m ea -- n -.’ t u ji.m d L r » few day» visit. A humorous debate wxa given at Mrs. Snyder catches me red ha-ded. “ Funny Phiney’’ a comedy in 8 , faifa hnv or even grain straw will MID-YEAR QUIZZES the student body assembly, Januaryy what shall I d o ? b n n t l D. Wright made 1 W'P acts has been chosen for the stud help When the lnt’ c ta w d :t li --------- uc ni.uniid wr|| t ->add «ulphste of ammonia «t ent body play and will »>e present I ualot.n uala t n Friday, being being act Tho schedule for examinations 20. by six students o f Mr. Webb's Carl G. public speaking class. • • • ed in the near future. • <u h.s return otnc o> W M Biou»» the rste o f about ISO poinds to thr was completed Friday ml was of The question debated was: Resolv who i* snaking his hoimi for thJ *ere. The addition o f t' ;s nitrcTcn vital interest to cveryon in Dear C. G.: ■ school. TV.e death o f Mr D. C. Howard, daughter. Mis esrry'cg mstcrial priwml wrf*. hi* will mean the Tea's for single section classes ed that all sandw'ichcs should be’ Be nonchalant— tell her you cut Wi.ght. were U Id Tuesday at the subject's buttered on both sides. The affirm a your hand. more rnpid rotting of the straw Aunt Sophrony. father o f Donna Rae was a shock to the entire student body. Mr. How Attcmrtlng to oldain sat sfictory regular time Students reported to tive team was made up o f Margaiet Thus» whu a tended tlw Mm'* ard has been an active sponsor in those Dickman. Willard Clinton and uun- Dear Aunt Sophrony: Brotherhood mvet'r.g held isst i u ;i- moults in the garden with fxnnw r- their classes as usual and ald Walker. The negative team con- Every time I go out T eat so . the . . 4-H club work and . the boys on da) evcn.ng at the homo o f Mr. and rial fertilizer* alone when th - * 1 bc.ng excnxjt went to the study hall mated of hranees Marvin raul much that , aTT) too fat W)_a. his teams won many honors at var- The tests on Wednesday were for Mr». I.in n zcn o f Mountain llouu.* is lacking in org'ini'* matter w:ll Pearl D ’ ous c°ntests. Mr. Howard will be » , r o a* follow*; 8 11. Pomeroy, proliably result in disappo ntment. those subject* which have classes Beeckli and Bob Denney Kenneth can j j 0 to ro<iuce* Taylor was ctiairman of the debate. , , missed in our community. Robert Poni.roy, Evvrett D. Wrigh. When there h*a been added a good <‘ ur‘ nlt two or more pcrdkls a day. The speeches of the debators were r. n , __ . . ... ■ ------- --------------- J II Aten, Floyd Hicrlc> ut.d E. application o f manure or It* equiv " Indents who were “ .exempt'' from very hum orous, especially Donald eoil^e Uyi'. S. B. OFFICERS TO BE L. Lox. »lent in some other material then ^ or w^ ° had finisned on Tues- Aunt Sophrony. Walker’s. He succeeded in making . . n atim , Ilk. H * r f - form of quick act w,‘r'* -d to enjoy the INSTALLED SOON the students and teachers laugh at Dear Aunt Sophronie: “ " h'” ' w II likely Report cards were given out Fri- his actions as well as his speech. My boy friend went away two student body officers for the en- ..f U r ;u M iti. M r. a d Mr*. A P'ctiet.lsr cr<m It was one time that no teacher Manore or ether d *y and B. H. S. is now prov„ profit able, ^ock.i apo. He wrote me a letter semester were elected Monday II Pullman during l e past two told Donald to throw his gum away take its piece rca‘ l)' to begin the work of its root"” »1 u«r 1 to and at the erd of the letter he put j aTluary 16 during ^ second ^ week*, returned home Monday morn while talking. » eia«, r-turnni nome aionoay morn- ' ' .. . . .. . second wmester a couple o f x s. What doe* he mean iod Tho?e eIecte<J are; j v, „ Bierly ng.her dsught .r Mis* h’t-r h.» Gi rig h . s p ile d to the garden The judges for the debate were I* Smith. President" Lloyd Wertz, Vice Pres- accompanied her, als > Alu. rt Dal. plot in the fnll. Where this hnt n 't Ila James. Lloyd Wertz, Hayes SCHOOL HAS INTER • • • ident; Catherine Markovitch, Sec- man, but returned horn that even been done it is not too Inte vet Boyce, Gc*>rge Brardle, Reynold Wil_ retary; Reynold Wilson, Treasurer; ESTING ASSEMBLY son, Arline Bixby and Miss Sweeny, Dcar I S.t tng. Mia* Gcrig will remain witli Simple my girl! That means he Charles Shively, Student Body Man CEDAR MILL MAN her grandparent* for n while who represented the faculty. Miss Auntie ager; Dick Goyt and Edward Mc- HAS HARDY CLOVER One ef the most interesting as Sweeny whose vote was the only ia double crossing you. ------- Elroy, Yell Leaders; and Thelma semblies r f th* semester was held one counted, gave her decision to r o c k c r e e k d a ir y T efft, Song Leader. The new of- Friday, January 19 at 12:30. It the n«q;ative team. Her reason she Dear Aunt Sophrony: Sweet clover on th. J. A. Lindow 1* » ^ „ „ ),our C LI B WINS PRIZES „half to the joy Gray hairs or no gray hairs I ficers will be inaugrated at the said was. That it was enough to fur,« n u r l.d a r Mill* came tU u o f „n the Torch Honor students ar.d worry day and night. Civn you set first regular assembly in the new fall over Eugene Hanson's feet in m satis- , ^ o d time wn* had by all n\y heart at ease and tell me what semester. Th Rook Cro-k Dairy Club has t o recent e-okl weather the assembly without having butter art opperetta is ! L. W. Much enthusiasm and pip were —Jeanne Sivard. r> cenlly been re«rg a n ii«l ole.ting f sc lory Sim,.« without any apparant on the floors. b'. II. Joa*y .leader f» r the lift!. damage. This was »»"»"ded »lone last shown toward the basketball game —Catherine Markovich and Beaverton Dear L. W .: cimKecutiv ■ year. The other o ffn l i ' May and is o f « stem rut rjs;»tant »«.tween Tigard GIRLS TO ORGANIZE type developed at the Oregon Ex- Kenneth T ry lor. chairman of the Don’t be foolish. It’s a girl who are: Dimald JossQr, Pr.mdent; list TIGARD TEAMS WIN A PEP CLUB HERE tStatiun at Corvallis, basketball soliciting committee an- works for tho telephone company \S y Stollcn . Vice p n -id nt; b iamis periment BASKETBALL GAMES Detriek, Sccr< tary ami J hn llar.scn t lover sl«»in ret has been the most nctinred the new plan of 'admitting Your Aunt Sophrony that particular « orreapondent. Ji»hm is wilting ik ‘ w serious handicap to the growing of 3 for a quarter to The dread epidemic “ Iazyness'' in the Willamette gnme. This was attempted with tne for the Rock Creek club in tin -we.-t clover jwiU get you if yo ou dont watch out. At the sound of the whistle on Dear Aunt Sophrony: »tale new* WTitir.g cont. I which \ ulU-y. Just b,.w successful thus hope of having a larger attendance Friday evening, Dec. 20. Tigard fingers on , ° f i" , l0St an0ther **H It has got its skinny si is on at the ipresi-ntl time This club sweet clover may turn out to be is nt the night games nnd stimulate and Beaverton began a closely con fnend because I . . cannot , remember many a student and will get you . . , ha* won this contest for the p».;i not known a- yet. Further trial interest and enthusiasm. Speecne* tested basketball game. dates. "What would you do if you ^ ¡f you don-t keep alive -What . . . . . ., . were in my shoes? two year*. J. Stassen we need is p«p” said Miss Barnes plantings will be made in this com- o f approval were (pen by member* _ Tigard started early in the first ( Other member* of the club *re: mg spring by tho county ngr.:t in of the team and students Yells were quarter to show their desire for at the girls’ assembly January 19th. Rnls-rt Tm-llo. W ilfrid Grossen, Her cooperation with the farmers of given and songs wee sung, tlw victory. Although Beaverton al Dear J. S.: The girls are contemplating the |«rt Krisch, A bn Detrick, Karl the county. The (planting on the As a rewnlt o f tihe Girl's Top I'd get a pair four sizes smaller. most tyed them several times it . . „ , organization o f a pep club, whose Jossy, Albert Grossen, Ray Wisnu-r, Lind w farm made a fair growth Meeting two of the girls led the as- Aunt Sophrony, functlon * ^ ^ to me*t for , seemed as if the local team could and Henry Dickman.Hcni'y is just the last summer and furnished some smbly in some new yells. After not gain the lead. Both teams fought ^ i rally before each game. Other starting his first y ar in club work. pasture for calve« and hogs. Tlant- challenging the l»oys The girls earnestly to gam the advantage if schools have large turnouts at their He owns n Jersey heifer calf. I haven't skipped one day this ings next spring will be made alone created much pep and aroused more the other but Tigard forged ahead games and Peaverton certainly year. I have studied hard and re I enthusiasm than has been shown for At| tho l ‘J32 County 4 -H fair and also with nurse crops. at the las» and won with a score of should support its athletic teams ceived good grades. Should I start many moons. tho Rock t> irk Dairy Club won 22-17, with/ the same vigor. Come on. in skipping again? Carl D. f?0 in primluni money, this in Mr. Webb Introduced the debate let's get some pep.” said Ruth Ful- The two second teams also played in the contest- team which presentd the pro nnd cluded tb rif champii ns. rme firsts, Dear Carlton gharn. The club’« imilk testing demon-' 0f the question: Resolved that and Beaverton came out ahead with six seconds, two thirds, one fourth Metzler to . . ask Mr a score o f 13-12. The second team's ----- ...» - — .... ----- -- , I advise , . you . . . n i . Miss Schaefers gave a short talk and ono fifth. The members win strntion team composed o f Francis *ar>dwich* shall be buttered on both game was very exciting because a ut skipping. .laybe he will let on sportsmanship She told the girls ning th'Sc prizes were: Ray Wismev IVtrick nnd Earl Jossy placed sec- sides.” This was a aide splitting do- the score remained close throughout yo,u W, neV2T •5?rU. ,W'f : 8 , that they would be allowed toprac- first cn his proilucing Guorasey omd. the showing nnd fitting <1e- j^te and will be remembered long 4L along. . TVia L mi mn »aanwl »vnnnllv tHKO V . Al . illO TYi^. Thlllk [131 W O THl“ . . 1, _ , . | ..iLnll n4 conVi FriiloV cow, first on hi* junior Guernsey monstration team consisting o f John A ftrr the debate Mr. Metzler gave tho game. The teams seemd equalhv erful spring holidays you might ar tice basketball at 3:30 each Friday. Yells were led by Vera MoElroy m atch«! but the Beavers got ahead calf and champion Guert soy of th Hnns-n and Don Jossy placed fourth, ¡„„tructions concerning fhe schedule range for and how comfortable to Don Jessy wn* solcctl’d rs the nf semester examinations and in the last few minutes of the game. know that you have the superin and Annabelle Benson and Thelma fauj. Earl J os'y won first on his T efft directed the group in some The Beavrton line-up for the first Wash- th<> ,,,» ,^ „ 1,. for the new semester. Holstein senior calf nnd first In the outstanding club member tendent behind you. Aunt S jjp* school songs. Holstein shown»:nshl.n e n te st Don ington County for the club year — I.ila Fay Foyee team was: —Verna Mae Walters Charles Shively and Beverly Biel- Jossy won »rcond on his s:n io ' Don also exhibited some Chester SPOSI) T’ B UMORUS _______ man. Forwards; Lloyd Wrtz and yearling Holstein »ecand on his sen White hogs that won him a first, p ----- --------------------------------* tein senior calf and third in the George. Brand). Gaurds; Vernon ir*. calf and secont in the Holstein »neond and third. Ben Scruggs: “ What made that and Mexco. Holstein showmanship contest. Bronkcy. Center; Paul Bocckli, Tom bump on your head?" showmanship eont st. Ala.n Detrlck Jean Sivard: (Silert) At the State fair the Rock Creek Boaidos these prizes France* Det Wilson and Neil Jackson substitutes. Mr. Hughes: “ Oh, I see you were won »econil on his holstein junior members h*d on exhibit eight head Chuck Shively: “ That’s where n SeconJ team line-up: n’t there." cnlf anil fourth in the Holstein r f enttl’ nnd one pig which won riek was judged outstanding club thought struck me.” ahowmanship contest. Herbert Krisch them a total of *120. This Included girl in IIolsGin club work in tho Bob Penney and Joe Vrlicak. For stste of Oregon. A Po tho judging ward.*; Hays Boyce and Norman Russel: “ Do we have to draw this won third on his Jers-y senior year one first, five seconds, two thirds, Mr Hughes: “ Joan, explain the tram from Rock Crook cluh com- Tolefson. Gaurds; Willard Clinton, terms o f the Treaty o f Gu1 dnkipe- picture by heart. ling first in the Jersey showman three fourths, one fifth nnd on<’ posed o f Don Jossy. Frances Pot- ship contest and eh’ mplon shnwmnn sixth. Th. se were divided ns follows: rirk and Albert Grossen placed Center; Theodore Hetu and Henry Hidalgo between the United States 1 Frances: “ No, pencil. o f th»' fair. Wilfred Gr « r .tt won Frances Detriek won first rn hrr third Miss Detriek wan also second Jacobson, substitutes. first) on his B'rown Swiss senior Ifolafein junirf yearling cnlf sad high-st scoring judge in the state Catherine: “ Mr. Warren, during yearling .champion Brr.wn i''wiss of fourth in the Holstein showmanship and highest scoring girl, the fair nnd secnml in the Brown commercial arithmetic usually come* rentes!. Don Jossy won sermd on A t the Pacific International Live- Swiss showrannsh:p eonte»t. J;dtn around the room to see that we do his srnior yearling Holstein, sixth gt!>ck »Exposition th ' club members our tomorrow's assignmnt, corr«’ tly Hnnsen win *ec»nd on his Brrr.vn -n his senior calf and sree-d in the W0TV a b ^ t $30. Frances Detriek. Dorothy: ‘“Well, miv gosh, how ( Swds* q-nior yearling a.nd first in Holstein showmanship contest. Alan Fjtrl* Jossy and Don Jossy had on the Brown Swiss »'toavmnnship eon- does he see your problems when Detriek won second on his Holst.dn «.ybibit four Holstein heifer calves testV In the finals o f th.- showman- you work them home every night. W ilfr *d Grossen won nmt j ohn H ,nson exhibited a brown shin contest the Rook Creek club junoir cnlf sec or-1 on his brown Swiss senior Swiss heifer calf, placed first sec.rd nrd fourth. yearling heifer and accord on the During the 1932 fair season the Miss Dctrfck’s calf placed fourth. The livestock judging team plac brown Swis* Showmanship cont st ed first In the judging cont' st with Jnh-n Hansen won fourth in his Don’s two calves placed third nnd Rock Creek club won about $240. Don Jossy hnving high score in brown Swiss senior yearling heifer aixth. Farle’s placed fifth and John’s in prizes This included scholorships pheed third. In the Holstein show and other special prizes. the county, being followed by Fran and fourth in the brown Swiss Show manship contest, Pr-n Jossy placed Tho club will probably have more ces Detriek nnd Albert Grossen ” making the team to judge nt the manship cont’ st. Ray Wismer won second and Frances Detriek third livestock and o f better quality this stnF’ fair. The Rock Creek t int* fifth ot > his Junior Guernsey cnlf. In the brown i?lwis* showmanship year than last. —John Hansen. had th« *ix highest »coring judges Earlo Jo*9y won fifth on hi* H oi»- contest Jolhn Hansen placed third » 1 5c 25 for ENVELOPES _____________ TYPING PAPER 500 Sheets 60c ” ” 100 15c NOTE BOOK PADS 2 for 5c ” 99 ” 3 for ____5c BEA VERTON REVIEW \
