FRIDAY, MARCH 10. 1030
Hie Beaverton Review
VOLUME It No. 8
HI
¡0 turn soon to her home in Canada.
IKINTON HAI*PENINGS|
1 HE HI MM KK
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Liwtz o f 8 t .
Johns and Mr. and Mr*. N. P.
Published by the Junior English
Nielsen o f Tigard were Sunday Section.
gueata at their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. L. Haggerty.
Editor: Margaret Zimmerman
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Associate Editor: Irene Marty
HAZELDALE NEWS
Joke Editor: Margaret Hickman
Mr. and Mr». A. P. Herrick of
Adv. Editor: Lila Fay Boyce
Sollwoud
were
Sunday
owning
Mr. Dale Hunter of Portland and
Circulation Editor: D. Taylor
|U«it» at th» hon* of Mr and Mr*. Mra. H. L. Griffltta and son drove
K. L. C ox.
to Salem last Wednesday.
Alhort Hallman ami Mi«» lli'rtha
Mr. and Mrs. Max Berger vis­ SMOKER PROVES TO
(•«rig »pent Sunday with Mr Hall­
ited Mra. Berger's sister, Mrs. B.
BE A BIG SUCCESS
man'« Viator, Mr». August <>hrlv«t
Roberts in Portland Sunday.
of Grexham.
Tuesday night • smoker and bas­
Mr. and Mrs. Copley have re­
Mr». W. O . Hall *»< called to
ket ball double header were held in
llalno», Oregon la»t week on ac­ turned from Texas are making their the High School gym for the bene­
count of lha ille»a of her mother, home with Mrs. Ellerson for the fit of the Beaverton Relief. A large
present.
Mr*. Stewart.
Mr. Joo Berger o f Skamania, Wn crowd attended and went home sat­
Mr. aial Mr». J. H. Aten and visited at the home of his brother, isfied having seen a real show. A
daughter Ko»e Mary were dinner Max Berger over the week end and goodly sum of money wss taken In
which will go towards helping the
gueata Sunday at the II. K. Smith Monday.
needy of Beaverton. The results of
homo in Sherwood.
Mr. and Mrs
Walter Cary and the basketball games were: Beaver­
Mr». J. II. Aten attended a «bow­ children o f Spokane, Wish., visited ton town team, 38— Mystery Five 11
er in honor o f Mr*. Kenneth It*-1 - several days at the home of Mr. Beaverton 2nd Town team, 8— Red
kensop, Friday afternoon, held at Cary’s father. T A O r y .
Shields, 19. Results of the two round
the Mnthodiat rhurch.
boxing match» were:
Mra. A . Rigert of Cooper Mt. la
Flyweights: Pulver vs. McElroy
Mr. and Mr*. J. II. Aten were entertaining her sister, Mrs. Mary
given a »urpri»« la»t Sunday even­ Tanxer o f Wlnlpeg Canada. Mr«.. Decision, a draw.
Lightweights: Tuttle vs. Jones—a
ing by about HI of their former Tanxer expects to stay here several
draw. (Jones was from Tigard)
friend» ami neighbor» of Kherwwxi. weeka.
Hipe vs. Gaasner. Sipe winner.
Mr. and Mr». Walter VanKlcrk
Welterweights: Huoerick vs. P.
A surprise party was given at
and daughter o f lieaverton »pent
the C. P. Syverson home Saturday Wilson—a draw; Vrlick vs. Nees—
Friday evening at the home of Mr. night In honor of Mr. * and Mrs. Vrlick winning.
VanKleok'» brother, J. J. VanKIeek.
Middleweight*:
Barry v*. Clem­
Courtney Syverson who have re­
winning; Bronkey va.
Mi»» Evelyn Richard» waa ob­ turned here from Utah. They In­ ent -Barry
liged to mi»» a few day* from her tend to make their homo here tak­ Smith (Tigard)— Bronkey winning.
Heavyweights: Stassen va. Boee-
|)igh school »tudie» last w"ek, hav­ ing charge o f the Syverson farm.
kli. Stassen taking the decision.
ing i|uile »erioua trouble with her
eyea.
Aloha-Huher Review ! The results of the wrestling were
as follow»: Pulver va. Govt, Fly­
Mr. and Mr». J. II. Aten attended •-------------------------------------
weights, a draw; Saxton vs. Prink.
Glen
Ioe
Is
recovering
from
a
the funeral service» of Mr». Mary
Bantam Weight», went to Saxton;
recent
illness.
liagley last Tuesday at Sherwood.
Robinaon va.
Handsaker,
Light­
Mr», lia g le y was Mrs. Aten’s grand­
Mrs. (Bill Benjaman has recovered weights, a draw; Barron vs. Berger.
mother.
from a recent illness.
Middleweight*, went to
Berger;
Mr». Lorenxcn of Mountain Home
Mrs. Alice Wheeler was a Port­ Mather vs MoNeil. McNeil winner;
Stump vs. Filley, Light heavyweight
church sang a solo at the preaching land visitor Saturday.
Stump, winner.
service last Su.fay. Mrs. 1-orenxen
Mra Ethel Gaunt returned from
—(Willard Clinton
Is a daughter of the pastor, Rev.
the Jonea hospital last week
W. E. Simpson
Mrs. Harry Weaver visited with s p r in g " ” f o o t b a l l
Mr. and Mrs. W C. Hall and
IS COMMENCED
daughter were
Portland visitors friends in Portland, las« Friday.
Published by the Stud erti*
BEAVERTON CON­
THE STUDENT BODY
HAS SPECIAL MEET
TINUES VICTORIOUS
BEAVERTON HIGH SCHOOL
AN “I F ’ FOR GIRLS
If you can dress to make your­
Once again Beaverton "brought self attractive, yet not make puffs
hum« the bacon” in the field of and curls your chief delight;
If you can swim and row, be
debate. Last week on Wednesday
the negative team went to Canby strong and active,
But of the gentler graces lose
for a debate. After a short delay
during which the Beaverton deba­ not sight;
If you can dance without a eras*
ters, Ivan Bierly and Kenneth Tay­
for dancing,
lor went over their notes »gain in
Play without giving play
too
preparation for the frey., the de­
strong a hold;
bate began. This debate and
the
Enjoy the love of friends with­
one in the afternoon with Milwukie out romancing,
wa* very
important,
being
the
Care for the weak, the frieadleM,
semi final o f this district,
which and the old;
takes in five counties.
The debate was carried on well
If you can master French, Greek
by both sides, but at its conclusion and Latin,
the critic judge gave the decision
And not acquire, as well, a prig-
to Beaverton. Canby showed her ish mier;
If you can feel the touch o f silk
good
sportsmanship by
serving
lunch to Beaverton's earn and the and satin.
Without despising calico and jean;
coach.
About half an hour after the v ie -: I f you can ply a saw and use a
torious negative team arrived home, harnmar,
Can do a man's work when the
the debate with Milwaukee began
in the Beaverton gym. Paul Boekli need occurs,
and Thelma Tefft, the local affirm - i Can act when asked without ex­
ative team, gave one o f the best cuse or stammer,
Can rise above unfriendly snub#
delates of the season. The judges
and slurs;
gave a 3 to 0 decision.
If you can make good bread as
This Thursday both teams will
well ss fudge,
have gone to McMinnville, to meet
Can sew with skill and have an
Newberg who also beat MiKiaukie
eye for dust;
IDEAL GIRL AND
and Canby in the district finals.
If you ^an be a friend and hold
BOY ARE CHOSEN The result o f this dual debate will, no grudge,
determine
the disriot champion, (
A girl whom all will love because
who will »till be eligible for the they must;
The ideal girl has:
state championship debates.
Hair............like— - Frances Deitrich
-a If sometimes 3. you should meet
Eyes .................. — Donalde Perkins
NEWS NOTES
Eyelashes ........ . . __ June Gillmore
and love another,
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Nose .................. .. — Helen Godfrey
And make a home with faith
The Junior English Section
is and peace enshrine,
Teeth .............. —Virginia Mathers
making
a
Scrap
Book.
This
book
And you it's soul___a loyal wife
Chin ................ — Florence Roberts
will include the year’s copies of and mother,
Smile ................ . . . . —Irene Marty
the “ Hummer-’ and pictures o f the
You'll work out pretty nearly to
Complection . . . •.. — Helen Boggs
Voice ................ — Betty Struthers staff. Other interesting datum con. my mind.
The plan that’s been developed
Personality . . - —Margaret Dickman | cerning the history o f the class will
Figure .............. ........ Isabel Wallis be tabulated. The Scrap Book will thru the ages.
And win the best life can have
Feet ................... . — Betty Stk-kney be presented to the Library at the
in store,
Walk .............. — Annabelle Henson end of the term.
You’ll be, my girl, the model for
Dancing Ability .— Blanche Haines
Agda Mattson appeared with a the sages,
Dresses ............ . — La Merne Dean
A woman whom the world will
bandaged eye on Wednesday as «
Bow before.
result of having humped her head
The ideal boy has:
on a drinking fountain in the hall.
Hair
................
like
—
Lloyd
Wirix
Mr.
and Mra. Sanford Rogers
Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. T ,
A.
4 PITY SAKE!
This injury narrowly escaped be­
Thomas
returned with them
to were TVrtlend visitor» Saturday.
Spring football practice was start­ Eyes .................. . . . . — Hays Boyce ing tragic for a doctor’s care was
I
1-der
when I say 2 you
Eyelashes ........ . __ Julius Stassen
»{tend a f"w days at the Hall home.
While earth 3-mains my heart ia
Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Brownrigg ed Monday, Feb. 27th. There are Nose .................. . . Alden BcBarron propably the only thing that saved
true,
Mias I.uella Hallman was a din­ visited friends in Portland Friday. about 30 or 36 boys turning out. Teeth ................ . . . — Ken Mathers Agda’s eye
The purpose of Spring Football ia
ner guc..t Sunday at the home of
(I never felt like this be-4)
Chin
..........
.
.
—Charles
Shively
Ira Lee is building a nice new to better prepare a team for the
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Wright of
After wondering for some time ] If 5 a chance at all to win
Feet .................. . — Willard Clinton
chicken house on his place on Blen- coming *eaaon__next fall.
There
In this «-pensive gain« I'm in.
Cooper Mountain.
Height ............ ----- —Glen Wolfe what ailed their vision on Thursday
ton Ave.
will probably be no game» . with
It's 7-ly to think your mine!
the faculty members realized that
Smile ................
Member» of the Kinton basket j
—
Paul
Wilson
Mr Nason and hia grandson Gor­ any other schools, this spring, how­ Personality . . . ,
If 8 will only be 9
the brilliant display of jewlry wroo
ball team have been kept on the go
..........*
Ivan
Bierly;
into
don Coward is building a new chick­ ever. The squad ia divided
I’U love you 10-derly, always
Voice .............. —'Bob Montgomery by the Junior class was quite suf­
during th« past week. Games have
two teami which will have game*
en house.
And 0 shall cloud your
happy
Athletic AbilRy ..Vernon Bronkey ( ficient, to dazzle the eyesight of
Iteen played with a number of teams |
together. Vernon Bronkey ia the
days.
anyone. The Junior» are w ry proud
Hclmer Johnson of Portland was
Dancing
—
Carlton
Dashney,
in adjoining towns.
captain o f one team; Jack Barron
a visitor at the Wheeler Beattie
Dreeses
— Porter Underwood of their new class rings and pins.
I o f the other.
S.
H. Pomeroy, Mr. and Mrs. R.
BEAVERS DEFEAT­
home Tuesday.
Walk
— Donald Walker
As
there
are
flew
lettermen
back
Pomeroy and daughter, wont t o .
ED BY MONMOUTH
Clarence
Croeni
visited
B.
H.
S.,
Eugene Saturday, where they spent I Mr. and Mr*. Harry Price were next fall the bam will be somewhat
Several girls from Hillsboro High Thursday, as the guest of Warren
the week end with Mr. Pomeroy's dinner guests Sunday at the home inexperienced. Coach Warren intends
made a
call on B .H .S . Haley.
The Beaverton basketeers were de­
of Mr. and Mr*. Hugh Lewis.
to concentrate more on
defence school
»isler. Mrs. M. F. Robinaon.
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Wednesday
than
offence
because
of
the
fact
A charivari fer Mr. and Mr*.
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Mrs. J. C. Aderson of Portland j
Aunt Sophrony’s Column] Monmouth, Monday the 27th.
that the team will be new.
called on old friends and neighbors i Lee Barnnum was given Saturday
The Beavers played through the
BEAVER
CHIPS
Bob
Denney.
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for a couple o f days las* week. She \ night *1 their homi on Blanton Ave.
entire game as though they were
Dear Aunt Sophrony:
BY
’T
he
Snoop”
|
used to reside here a number of
Virginia Chamberlain celebrated
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I have went to school every day tired and it is thought that the
years ago on what is now the Have j her lftth birthday last Saturday by AN ACTIVITY CALEN­
Now
what's happened?? The this year so don’t you think it would long drive did little toward putting
Ward place.
DER IS ANNOUNCED study hall desks have been cleaned be all right if I t.°°k a day off now them in shape bo win. The final
entertaining 12 of her frienda with
»core was 31-15.
Sunday March 19th the Mountain; a party. Decoration* were St. Val­
and then
C. D.
out.
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Before the monthly student body
Home Orchestra made up Of the entine motifs. Refreshments of cake
Lineup:
BVelman
and Shively,
meeting
was called to order by
young people of the church, will and ice cream were served.
DW the "Valentine»” moat of us Dear C. ® .:
guards; Wirtz and Wilson, foiwards
I would advise you bo get a per­ Bronkey, Center; Mason and Jack-
lie present at the morning service] 88--------------------------------------------------- ■ Ivan Bierly on Friday March 3, received really mean anything?
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS I at 12:30, Mr. Metzler gave a brief
mit from Mr. Metzler first. He can
at the Kinton church to give a
son, Subs.
summary o f the school activity cal­
A.S.
musical program.
Lucky break for Porter. Bill uses give you a definite answer.
Thomas
Madison to Irving C. ende for the following three months an axe to manicure his foot and
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pomeroy and Kasch et ux, 40 acre» Sec. 22, TIB On the 10th o f March a
LOCAL MASONS
Relief Porter gets to drive the car to and Dear Aunt Sophrony:
daughter, Muriloe, spent last Fri­ R2W.
Program will be given at the Aloha from school. WWll, people will learn
ATTEND MEET
Although against Coach Warren'»
day with Mrs. Pomeroy's parents,
Ohas. A. Russell et ux to Cor­ Grange Hall. The Student Body play no* to walk in the streets at noon. wishes, I am bo attached to smok­
Mr. and Mrs. SAL Sparks of Port­ nelius State Bank,
Part of David will be presented in the High School
ing that I can not give it up. Don't
Beaverton people attending
the
land. The occasion was Mr. Sparks Monroe, Cl. TIN R3W.
Gym. on the 17th of March. 'There
Tough Pulver wins the title of you think it would be alright if I joint Communication o f the Master
70th birthday. A large number of
Cornelius State Bank to Guy R. will be a relief program in the form “Tarzan o f the Grapes” . Did you took a drag now and then?
V.B. Masons o f District N . 1. at the
the family were present.
Graxer et ux. Part David Monroe of a Parent-Teacher dance at the see the smoker last week?
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Shrine Temple Saturday
evening
High
School Gym. the 24th of
Dear V. B.
A special meeting of the Brother­ Cl. TIN R.1W
were: Guy Carr, James Lewis. John
March.
The
Slat,
o
f
March
ther»
P. Boeokli escorted three fair
Let your conscience be your guide. Felsher. A1 Jannsen, Andrew Kenn­
Frederick W. Peters to Blanche
hood of the churghes in this dis­
Auntie
Smoker
Lot 3, Blk. 48. will be * combination Band con­ maidens home from the
trict was held at Tigard, Thursday Manly. EV4 o f
edy, Henry Neilsen, Roy
Berst,
cert and Student (Body dance to be last week. “ There is safety in num­
Samuel
Lawrence, Lewis Smith,
evening. The meeting was attended Metxger Acre 'Tracts.
held
in
th
school
Gym.
April
15th.
ber».”
Dear Auntie:
J. W. Connell (Sheriff) to Benj.
by 8. H. Pomeroy, Earl C. Bell,
Parker Downing. L . E .
Shellen:
The Band will journey to Corvallis
Mr. Metzler talks so fast when berger. Mr. Anderson, Mr. Evans
(Thatlea Thompaon, Everett Wright, Franklin Sav. A Loan Ass’n., Lot*
to
participate
in
the
annual
activi­
In the spring a young mans fan­ explaining Economics that I dose and Mr. Buck.
Bob IVnieroy, Floyd Iilerly and J. 39 A 40, Tuaiatin Valley Homes.
ties held there. The following Fri­ cy turn« to thoughts of love. It is­ off. What can I do to avoid it?A.H
A.
E. Kern et ux to
Frieda
H. Aton of Kinton.
day, April 21, the Girl Reserves n’t spring yet but C. Dashney and Dear A. H.:
Soli warren bach. Part Sec. 26 T1S
LOCAL NEWS
Carnival which has become an an­ P. Meade don't care.
The out-of-town visitors present R2W.
Nothing can be done to avoid it
a-
nual event will be held in the High
at tihe grange anniversary nt the
but try to keep your eyes and ears
R. J. Cook et ux to John G. A.
Mrs. Ella Jensen o f Whitford
Seen during the noon hour: Geo­ open.
hall in nil day session, Saturday in­ Carlson, 2V4 acres Wm. H. Bennett School Gym. June 2nd. has been set
—A-S.
spent the past week in Portland vis­
as the last day of the school term. rgia B.
Kamberger
and Nelson
cluded: Major ami Mrs. W. C. Han­ Cl. 47. TIN R2W.
iting with her daughter, Mrs. Sarah
(The students are all asked to co­ tSwolgaard holding hands.
That’s Dear Aunt Sophrony:
na of Garden Home, Mrs. Ages Van-
J. W l Connell (Sheriff) to J. W. operate in making these activities
Turner.
-c
right
spring
is
coming.
K leek am) daughter, Mrs. Beatrice Mulloy et ux, 80 acre» Sec. 0 T2S
What did Mr. Webb mean when
a
success.
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Cfcinn visit­
he said I talked Blue Streak in a
Hansen and Mrs. J. C. Dobbins o f ■am.
— Pearl Dudley
The Hi-Y decided not to give a debate at McMinnvile?
ed Sunday at the home of
Mr.
Beaverton, Mrs. Lora l*ratt and
U. S. Harkson et ux to Raymond n®*9 *S *® ¥ § 4 Q *S *® *S *9 *® *® m dance. Oh well, all great organiza­
Bf. D.
Chinns parents,^.the C. D. Chinns
Mrs. J. C. Anderson of Portland, In v .C o., Part !S«c. 34 and 35 and
| THE WEEKLY QUESTIONAIRE I tions change their plans.
in Portland.
Dear B. D.:
Mr. and Mrs. A.B.Flint o f Scholls,
Part lot. 2, Bonita Gardens.
we
He meant what he said. You talk­
Mrs. George Place nnd Mrs. Fred
Mrs. Mary Hyde of Banks attend­
J W. Connell (Sheriff) to Nels
1. Of what country is Einstein,
Watch this column. YOOOUUU ed too much and too fast; you talk­
Holmes and children o f Tigard.
fa-—— ■ __________ ___________
— —— m Holm, 5.32 acres. Sec. 10, T2S R1W. the scientist, a citizen?
may be next. Big scandal ncxi week. ed until the judges could see noth­ ed the meeting o f Beaver Chapter
Wednesday evening. She was one
Yamhill State Bank to K. Ny-
2. What is the professional name
ing but “Blue Streaks.”
A.S.
HITEON NEWS
! strom
o f the honored birthday guests.
et ux, 20 acre» T IN R1W, of Ithe ‘^Street Singer” , of radio
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fame?
The answers will appear
the
Dear Aunt Sophrony:
Miss Maxine Klinge of Gaston
Evelyn Robinaon got her tongue
3. A t what degree,
Fahrenheit, next issue.
John P. Coocon et ux to Clyde
Why was Willard running when was a week-end guest at the home
cut quite badly at school last week. H. Sanders et ux, Part Sec 32, does water turn into steam ?
he overtook Bob and Donald
in o f Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Richey while
4. Who ia the American amateur
Answers to last week’s questions: McMinnville?
*
Agda.
Mr. and Mrs. E D. Hays spent T2S mw.
attending the basketball
tourna­
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1. Forty; in the other eight the
C. M. Barnes et ux to May Fish- golf champion ?
Sunday with relatives in McMinn­
ment at the local school.
6.
Is Mocha, famous for its cot penalty is life imprisonment.
ville.
Dear Agda:
er, 4.93 acres, Sec. 19. T1S R1W.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Nicholson,
fee, near to Java, likewise and us­
2. Greta Gustafson.
Ask the girl he was talking with.
Mrs. Wm. Edwaids, Mrs. Butler
Mr. and Mrs. Wm F. Campbell
ually jointly celebrated?
3. in Egypt.
Aum S.
The Sky’* the Limit
Tigard, and Mrs. Herbert McDon­
were guests Thursduy evening at
6. To whom is John Gilbert now
4. Less than twenty-one.
“ So when you wux on yer holiday
the Geo. Anderson home. * 1 1
married ?
5. It is a Hindu word moaning
A man wandered into a tennis ald of Tigard and vicinity were
where did you »top at 7"
7. 'What is a Doberman Pinscher ? “ the great-souled one” , or “ wise tournament the other dav ana sat among those who attended Beaver
“ Nothin', dearie, nothin.”—Goblin
Mr. and Mrs.
C.
Robinson
Chapter Wednesday evening.
8.. Who ia the most recent appoin­ leader".
down on the bench.
nnd sons, Lester and Kenneth of
6. Wien.
“Whose g o n e ? ” he asked.
Keeler Emmons returned to his
■With whom w»» your wife quar­ tee to the United States Supreme
Portland were Sunday dinner guests
Court Blench?
7. Sodium and dhlorine.
A shy young thing sitting next home here from Eugene last week
reling last night?”
nt the C. W . Struthers home.
8. A » long as a hundred years.
9. What ia a cygnet?
to him looked up hopefully.
after several weeks in the hospital
**Oh—er—whe was senflding tfce
9. Puccini.
10. How old is Mussolini?
"I am.” she retorted.
there recovering from an injury
dog."
Miss Lucilo
Frewing who hns
If It's Printing
to his heel. It will be quite some
‘'Poor beast—I heard her threat­ 11. Who said, “ AH mankind lows 10. Since the days of ancient Rome
been the house guest o f her cousin, en to take the front door key from a lover’’ ?
11. Byron.
We Can Do It
time yet before he will be able to
THE BEAViRTON REVIEW
Mra. Geo. Anderson expects to re- him.”
resume his work.
— London Passing Show 12. What ia a female fox called? 12. In South America.
Hy Mr». K L. Cox
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Mr. and Mr*. Ralph Christensen
»ml family of Scholl* wire culling
on friend* nmJ relative* h«ie last
Sunday.
The Stude t Body meeting
for
the month of February was called
to order by the
president Ivan
Bierly on Friday March 3, at 12:30
Catherine Markevitch, the secretary
read the minutes of former meet­
ings.
Mr. Webb gave a Short talk on
debat»
and then
presented four
students, Margaret Hickman, Ivan
Bierly Douglas Taylor and Marvin
Stalder with blue ribbons
which
were given by Linfield College in
token of work done by these stud­
ents at the recent debate classes
held in McMinnville.
Boh Denney gave a very interest,
ing talk on the day he and two com­
rades spent at the debate classics
in McMinnville.
Paul Beocldi sang before the stu­
dents accompanied by Helen God-
fery at the piano.
The mystery of the yellow box
which hang» in the right hand cor­
ner of the assembly waa solved by
Margaret Dickman who
inf irmed
the students that it was for jokes
which would be
printed in the
Hummer.
— Pearl Dudley