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T he B eaverton R eview
The Only Newspaper Devoted Exclusively To The Interests Of Eastern Washington County.
VOLUME XI N« 25
Thieves Ransack
High School Safe
Entire Broccedi» Of Senior
Class Play 'PaKen
By Kolibrrs
HRKAK W INDOWS
SusplcU ius • h » r« rl» rii S r» « O n S o u th
S h ir Of llu Iditig I n < Hy N i |M
llh e
<|uvi>tiun, "W ho la
M ury
J a n e ? " lu u «hanged to "W ho Got
tho M bney?” lo r th r to ta l proceeds
ol th r Stuilor tin » » ploy w«rre taken
from th r »afo In B u perintendont I
I f . M eU lrr a office som etim e hr
tw ven th r clour of th r play F rid ay
rv«mlng ami »even o'clock S a tu rd a y
m orning, when Kmil Nelson appear*
n l to c lr a r aw ay th e debris left by
the crow d th a t »aw th e p lay.
In talk in g over th r m a tte r S a tu r
d ay m orning, Mr Nelson »aid th a t
t o am i M r. l.ynn Hughe» had gone
Into th r c a fe te ria dining room ju»t
before th e play a ta rte d a n d tu rn
ing un th e light* suddenly th ey »aw
tw o figure* »curry o u t of th e lig h t
th a t »hone th ro u g h th e winduwa on
th r aoulh *i<Je of th e room .
T hey atta c h e d no »erlou* m ean
ing to the m a tte r, th ru , th m k d ig
th a t a couple of boya had gone a-
round to th a t aide and did not care
to be o n em oking th e re .
T he robber* gained « « tran ce to
th e ichool building th ro u g h a c a fe
te ria dinning room window by b re a k
ing th e giao* and tu rn in g th e c a lrh -
»« th a t iiokl the >a*h in pkicr F rom
th ere they w ont to th e »ecund floor
w here the
office
i* and broke
th ro u g h a panel in th e door ami
than tu rn ed the ra tc h which i* lock
ed only on th e o u tsid e . Then uaing
a jim m y they pried th e aafe door
upon and rifled th e cuntont», ta k
ing m ore t a n $100 00, th e e n tire
proceed* of the p la y .
W hen M r. N elson cam e U> w ork,
he w ent u|Mtairm ami noticed *omc
w hite track* on th e *tep*. T h e n
the door to th e fire escape
was
open. Looking arou n d he found the
door into th e S u p erin ten d en t'* o f
fice broken and soon discovered the
*afo broken in to . S h e riff C onnell's
office w ai notified «» wan S u p e rin
te n d e n t
M etzler
and
In su ran ce
•Vgoim N
J . S kee.
HII.I.SHOKO WILL
HOLD CELEBRATION
T he officer* and director* o f th e
IlillslHiro < ham lier of
C om iuerre,
I-cater Ireland, P re sid e n t; M .
I*.
C ady, V ice-president; L . J . M errill,
tr e a s u re r ; Ed L . Moore, se c re ta ry ;
H. L.
M*. kenzie, K. W eil, L . J .
Kushlow, d irecto rs; h a te d efinitely
decided to hold th e 27th
an n u al
"H ap p y H ay»'' celeb ratio n in Shut»
(I’a rk . Ju ly |. 2, II a n d 4.
W hile conditions a re not the m ost
fav o rab le they believe it is a civic
d u ty to provide, especially this y ea r,
free o n tertain m en t for th e
larg e
crow ds
th a t
alw a y s a tte n d th is
•v o n t. F ree e n te rta in m e n t fe a tu re s
w ill be as exten siv e a s in previous
y ears w ithout any adm ission c h arg e
to the I’ark , an d ev ery convenience
provided fo r those who wish to e n
jo y p ionics and re u n io n s.
iT he big sp o rtin g fe a tu re o f the
celeb ratio n will be th e ch am p io n
ship
frc c -fn r.a ll
go-as-you-please
race from P o rtlan d to H illsboro on
Ju ly F o u rth w ith cash prixes of-
fered to the w in n ers.
The queen's ball <«nd co rn atio n
cerm onies will be th e o u tsta n d in g
social evimt which will be held on
th e night of Ju ly 3 rd .
Single Copy, 5 Cent«
Beaverton, Washington County, Oregon.
FARMERS UNION
MOLDS MEETING.
4-JI CLUB NOTES
I Wiliam E. Johnson
Talks At Meeting
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The 1933 W ash in g to n county 4-H
Members of the W ssn in g lo n Co.
C lub F a ir w ill b# bald on
F rid a y
F a rm e rs' Union who atten d ed th*
and S a tu rd a y , /
vt 26th and 20th
county m eeting a t llillsb n r'i .Sat
a t th e C ounty F a ir grounds
This
u rd ay evening. M ay 13. w ere a d
w as derided a t a m eeting o f th e 4-H
viced by th e P re s id e n t Jo h n P lass, club le a d e r's executive council a t
to tie tsure to secu re sp eak ers fo r th a county a g e n t’s office W ednes
th e local m eetings both fo r a n d d ay n ig h t. T his d ata is th re e weeks
a g a in st th e Saiga Tax ie o rd er th a t e a rlie r th a n th e 4-H club f a ir lost
th e y can u n d erstan d It and be able fall b u t w as m ade neceasary by the
to decide m ore w isely about It.
early d a te o f th e S ta te F a ir which
O.
II P alm er rep o rted th a t th e s ta rts S ep tem b er 4 th . The F o re st
Oil C om pany 1» now read y to su p G rove c h a p te r o f th e F u tu re F a r -
ply all m em bers w ith gas ilino. Mr. m«-rs o f A m erica will hold th e ir
Young, head of a K ansas Oil Co., f**r in conju n ctio n w ith th e 4-H club
sam e tim e and th e sam e
is scheduled
to spsnk a t Dali*», a t th e
May 23ml, a t the S ta le Convention. place, and w ill co o p erate w ith th e
4-H club le ad e r's asso ciatio n in a r
H enry Jacidraen o f the pur.-has
ing com m ittee advised the m em bers ra n g in g d e ta ils o f th e f a ir .
to p atro n ize local d ealers as much
A dm ission to th* ground* aod to
as poesihla.
1 all ev e n ts an d com petitions w ill be
A su it a g a in st .h e co n tra c t e n free a s th e y w ere la s t y e a r. N eces
tered Into by the county co u rt w ith sa ry ex p en ses o f th e f a ir will be
Mr. S m ith to license or kill all u n m et by sm all adm ission charge* to
licensed dogs in th e county w ar e n te rta in m e n ts on F rid a y and S a t
evening*.
T hese
evening
rep o rted upon by
Me.
D lrr d irf . u rd ay
The auit claim s th a t such a con show* will co n sist of a b o u t f o r ty ,
tr a c t w as illegal. The farm ers, on five m in u tes to an h o u r of some
a whole, a re h e a rtily In f&vor <f a m a te u r ta le n t e n te rta in m e n t fo l
D efin ite a n
th e dog lirtmae law, tho purpose lowed by a d an ce.
of w hich is to p ro te c t tho
sheep nouncem ent of th e d eta ils o f th e
p ro g ra m w ill be announced soon.
owner» a g a in st m arau d in g dogs.
O ne of th e fe a tu re s of th e 4-H
John
Pla»s, o f
H ark r, C ounty
a ttra c te d
a
p re s id e n t, w as selected a s r a n J i. fa ir la s t y e a r th a t
•la'» from W ashingti r C ounty fe r g re a t deal o f fav o rab le com m ent
th e s ta te executive board The e le c was the club b o oths. T he execu
tion will he held a t th e *’#<* co n tiv e co m m ittee decided to continue
vention M ay 23, 24. 25. a t D allas. th ese e x h ib its th is y ear and to e n
co u rag e even m ore club# to e n te r
A larg e deleg ati >n of
o fficers
th is c o m p e titio n .
from Y am hill ( ou.tt v local unions
T he d a te fo r th e arm«.'-,I 4-H club
w«t» presen t. They re p o rte d
th a t
they have been Hob* ng debate* on picnic w as se t fo r Augur.t 6 A p ic.
th e Sales Tax In o rd e r th a t th e y n k w aa s e t and personal o f th e pic
can h ear both side». Tho next one nic co m m ittee will be determ ined
is to he May 25 nt A m ity. They a t th e m eeting o f he 4-H club le a l-
extended to o il W ashington C cu n ty r ’s association a t th e c o u rt house
F a rm e rs’ Union m em bers a cordial F rid ay n ig h t. M ay 26 a t 8:00 P M .
Inv itatio n to a tte n d ’heir
county A t th ia m eetin g plans fo r th e fa ir
willl 1 - discussed in d e ta il.
Spe
picnic a t C arlto n th ? la tte r p a r:
cial speakers fo r th e m e e tin g will
o f Ju n e , on * d a te to be set in
be county Ju d g e T em pleton,
Ed
the n e a r fu tu re . They reported th a t
Schulm erich, p resid e n t o f th e Com
th e recent cam pnig 1 a g a in st
th e
m ercial a tio n a l Bk-r.k o f H illsboro,
»ale o f o leom argarine in th* county
and John
T h o rn b u rg h , P resid en t
had been so su e.essfu ! -h s t a ll c lt- o f th e F o re s t Grove N atio n al Bank
1». except N ew herg a re selling only a t F o re st G rove.
100'; fa rm (ty d u rt« now in stead
T h* 4 J I chib executive council
of "oleo"
fo r 1933 co n sists of MYs
F ran k
The
W ashington C ounty U nion
Connell, p re sid e n t; Jo h n S c h m e ltie r
w ent on record a s opposed to th e
vice p re sid e n t; Mr*. E . M. B ow
1 e a y lig h t sav in g tim e p la t.
m an. se c re ta ry ; O . B. K rau s, Supt.
The S ta te F a rm e rs' Union C on o f schools, tr e a s u re r ; M rs. Joseph
vention fo r 1034 fa to Se invite«]
Selby, F . H . J ’o ssy, R. M. A dams,
*x> m eet in W ashington C ounty w ith in s tru c to r o f S m ith -H u g h es
a g r i
probable h rad< |uarters a t IlillslHiro. c u ltu re a t F o re s t G rove; and Joseph
The next C ounty m eeting is to B elanger,
a ss ista n t county
agent
!<• Ju n e te n th , (.10) a t th» Hill*. will c o o p e ra te w ith th e 4-H execu
I hoo C ourt H ouse a t 8:00 o'clock. tiv e council
in m ak in g plans fo r
The S ta te se c re ta ry S. If. H olt, th e f a ir .
1 of Scio, a tte n d e d th e m eii.i ig S a t
urday night and told *he locals how JtEBEKAHS HAVE
to secure th e ir c h a rtsrs .
CARD PARTY'
M ary E. Pa'.ton Rep. r l e t
L. A. ADAMS TAKES
OVER INSURANCE
A nnouncem ent waa made the firs t
o f th e m onth o f th e sale of th e tiv
ru ra n c e business o f N. J , Skee to
L. A. A dam s, fo rm erly salesm an
fo r C hevrolet catrs from th e S tipe s
G arag e ag en cy fo r th e p ast 8 y ears.
F o r th e p a st few m onths
Mr.
AiUms has been en g ag ed in
th e
oil d istrib u tio n bu sin ess in P o rt
land. w here he w as d is trib u to r fo r
th e C n sto r Petroleum P roducts. He
hn» b u t th is week fin a lly disposed
o f his in te re sts in th e
P o rtla n d
business and will now devote hie
whole tim e to the business here.
In collaboration w ith his in surance
business he will handle au tom obile
loan*
and re-fin an ce
autom obile
| contract*.
T h e scope o f th e business w ill
em brace autom obile, fire , b u rg la ry ,
p late g lass, personal accident, and
o th er lines of g e n eral insurance.
M r. A dam s has had considerable
j experience w ith in su ran ce business
| ,R ootm ection w ith h is autnmWbile
sales. Hp feels very o ptom istic fo r
th e fu tu re because of th e volume
M any of the cluha ami o rg a n iz a
of business w ritte n d u rin g th e pant
tions of the city an d county have
y e a r in th is ten rito ry . a s com pared
pledged th e ir cooperation ami su p
w ith g e n eral busin«sss ronditions.
p o rt and will nom inate candidates
Mr. Skee is going to a ssist him
fo r q u e e n .
fo r th e ivext tw o or th re e m onths.
!*huto P ark , w here th e c e le b ra
tio n s a re held, is in th e city lim its
end w ith its b e a u tifu l shade trees, HILLSBORO PLANS
pure m ountain w ate r amt o th e r con
FEATURE DAYS-
veniences, is an idenl place.
A t th e re g u la r m e e tin g T uesday
even in g B eav erto n Rehekah Lodge
No. 248, th e follow ing o ffic e rs w ere
elected fo r th e com ing te rm , Noble
G rand. F lorence D raxbaugh; Vice
G rand. L ouanna U n d erh ill; S ecre
ta ry . S a ra h C h am b erlain ; T re a s u r
e r, E d n a S h e e ts .
All th e m o th e rs p resen t w ere p re
sen ted w ith # b e a u tifu l co rsag e.
A fte r th e m e e tin g a card p a rty
w as held in th e d in n in g room , eight
ta b le s w ere in play. R efn V h n ien ts
o f coffee a n d cak e w ere served.
£
M ay
19 and
20
be v isitatio n s to th e condenser and
T uiriday May 23r<| a fre e h ealth favor* fo r everyone, a fre* tick et to
clinic fo r school ch ild ren e n te rin g ! ••*<" V enetian th e a te r, lectu res of
school fo r th e fim t tim e will b«1 b en efit to fa rm e rs. a fre e dance in
I m -M a t th«* B eav erto n High School th e new g ra n g e hall, a ta lk in g cow
a n d special Istone o ffe rin g s a re be
oof«>t«sria a t 8:30 A. M.
Th«> s ta ff which will be in ch a rg e ing planned by th e H illsboro C h a m ,
a rc D octors M ason and W elsh, p h y - her of Com m erce whleh Is sp o n so r
scians; D octor H etu and T a lb e rt, ing th e c e le b ra tio n .
W ash in g to n
C au n ty 'a
m odern
d e n tists; and H azel K odier, county
h ealth n u rse .
condenser has been a m a rk e t fo r
All p are n ts a re u rg ed to b rin g more th an 30 y ears f o j th e dairy*
•h e ir children nt th a t tim e .
F o r in th e v icin ity . T hey a re holding
f u r th e r in fo rm atio n call Mrs. E. open house fo r th e tw o day celebra-
I tio n .
M arsh, chairm an 4903.
:'* y
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m u
C arn atio n Da>fi.
FREE HEALTH
1 will be g a la Hays fd r th e people of
CLINIC TO BE HELD H illsboro and v id tln y . T h ere will
Friday, May 19, 1933
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Many Eighth Graders
Pass Examinations
F o r some y ears th e K iaton
G range H all baa furnished a com
m unity m eeting place w here a ll a s
sem ble fo r d iffe re n t purposes- A-
bout fo u r year* ago it w as rem o d el,
ed and th e o p eratio n is being paid Track Meet la Taken By
Speaker AnKailn Three And fo r by e n te rta in m e ta and dances.
Tigard, Cloaely Contested
E v ery second week th e re is a mo
Two Tenths Beer Very
dern dance and betw een tim es on
By Hillsboro
S atu rd ay evenings th ey p u t on re g
Strongly
u la r old-tim e dances. F o r
both of
WIN FINAL AWARDS
th ese th e very b est m usic th a t can
be s o u r e d is em ployed.
MANY ATTEND
F o rm erly th e
‘‘M elodian G irls” F ourth G rade Make* O riginal C ard*
supplied m usic fo r m odern dances
F a r M other* Day Ke me ■ be r .---**
H r». W alker, Pa»t«*r .If H illsboro N ext week, M ay 27 th e m usic will
be supplied by E lgy W atk in ’s 6-
M. E. C hurch Open* M eeting
T h# tra c k m eet held a t B eaver
piece o rch estra o ften h eard over ton S a tu rd a y aftern o o n re su lte d in
William E. (P u d sy fo o t) Johnson K W JJ and a t R edm an H all in P o r t . very closely contented victory f o r
land. Proceeds of th e dance finance T ig ard w ith 56 p o in t* .
H illsboro
addressed a larg e and en th u siastic
the hall
scored 55 points a n d B eaverton 53.
m eeting a t th r B ap tist church in
T he K inton G range
m eete th e Those from B ra v a rto n who placed
Hill-.boro Sunday aftenoon. M ay 14
firsq .Saturday in th e m o n th fo r an w era, firshs: T h elm a G re tte , V iolet
in defence of th e E ig h teen th
A- a il.d a y m eeting
Bixby, B etty B aldw in, Ju n e
Boa-
m endm ent to the
Unit«jd
States
well, F lorence V osileff, C la ra Ketar-
C onstitution He w as assisted by
11, Jen n ie W elsh, an d Jo* W a te rs;
Supt. R. E. Close of th e A nti-L i LOCAI« KIWANIS
Gene Brow n. R obert Ja c k -
HOLD SESSION. Seconds:
quor L eague and Tho*. W. C ales,
son, Gale Enamor*, W ayne Bullock,
an a rd e n t tem perance w orker.
and B etty fe rn s ; T h ird s: Glen Jo n es
E lm er Benson had c h arg e o f the
T hree and tw o te n th s w as b itterly
M arian Boyson and Alice W olf.
assailed by Pussyfoot on
several p ro g ram fo r th is w eek’s K iw ania
A m oving p ictu re of
th e very
m
eetin
g
.
M
rs.
A
nna
B
arnes
re
n
d
e
r
d ifferen t counts. I h e firs t one was
e a rlie s t m atches waa p re sen ted by
ed
a
couple
of
h
er
alw
ays
popular
th a t the liquor in terest» hod “ put
various
mem ber* of
th* fo u r th
and solos accom panied a t th e piano by g rad e la s t w eek. D iffe re n t g ro u p s
one ovyr” >0 th a t th e th re e
tw o te n th s w as by w eig h t, which M rs. G ore. M rs. A rth u r O lson d e illu stra te d by p antom ine how th e
tra n sla te d into volume m easure »«»- livered a read in g th a t w as much f e l t m atches w ere m ade and li g h t,
ed; th e add m atches used d u rin g
fo u r per cent. “ W ho ever
heard e n jo y e d .
N ext week will be M em orial m eet
th e e arly days o f th e m atch ; how
anyone, to p er o r tem perance w ork
ing, « n ig h t p ro g ra m . On th e 31st
m atches th is period ruined clothe#
e r o rd er a pound of beer
of th e m onth Doy G ray w ill have
th e ir
He claim ed th a t four per
cent charg e of th e p ro g ra m . On Ju n e w ith th e acid necessaary to
lig h tin g ; and a sto re sellin g th e
w as a larg er alcoholic con ten t th an 7th Paul O .
Sam pson.
em inent <
P abst, Schlitx. or any of the old d ietitio n a n d le c tu re r o f P h ilad el m atches wh$n m atches w ere f i r s t
tim e brew ers put into th e ir beer phia w ill give a ta lk on "K eep in g sold. K enneth Coon, G eorge G ordon,
S tan fo rd K night, Billie
Emm oigi,
in the old pre prohibition beer.
F it"
and E rw in Yocum proved to be v ery
One other « u e r tio n w as to the
resoia-ceful m oving p ictu re a r tis ts .
effect th a t th « fig h t to re U in the MOTHERS AND DAUGH
F o r M o th er's D ay
th e fo u rth
la st vestiges of prohibition m ust
TERS HAVE BANQUET g rad e m ade card s on w hich m any
be caitried on b y 'th e o rganized P ro
o rig in al w ishes w ere w r itte n . TJie
te s ta n t churches. T h at th e tem p er
w as
T he m em bers of th e local M eth poem, “ S om ebody* M o th er”
ance m achinery had been
th ro w n odist church held a M others and read by th e c la s s . H a lle J e o n P ace
Into disuse w he th e E ig h teen th A . d a u g h te rs banquet la s t F rid a y even w as elected alm o st unanim ously to
m endm ent w as adopted a n d
now ing w hich w as served by th e men read th e poem to th e c lass.
the w ork of
education as to the o f th e c h u rc h . E ig h ty persons-w era
T'ne pupil* in th e fo u rth g ra d e
h arm fu l effects of alcohol when p resen t to enjoy the a f f a ir . A spe a re le arn in g th e five circles t h a t
used fo r beverage purposes had to cial m usical p ro g ra m w as given a f divide th e e a rth in to w e a th e r xones,
be done ell o v a again.
and th e continent* th ro u g h w hich
te r the b a n q u e t.
th ese circles ru n .
Mr. Gales told som ething of his
T he hygiene class o f th is g ra d e
w ork in settlem en ts, and also of LOCAL GIRLS ENJOY
decided th a t th e re m u st be much
th e stone throw n a t Johnson by ad
WEINIE ROAST good food in an e g g since it m ade
herent* of th e w et cause which had
little chicks stro n g enough to pick
m ade P ussyfoot to ta lly blind in one
S a tu rd a y , M ay 13 a g ro u p of g irls th e ir w ay out o f h a rd sh e lls. E g g s
eye, th a t he had been confined to
g irla
his hom e a ll w in ter w ith
illness donned then*>elvea in tro u se rs and w ill su rely m ake boys an d
grow , because of all th e food m o th er
w hich has caused him to lose his held a w ienie ro a s t a t a n earb y pic
keeping
the hen has made f o r th e baby c h '" k i
h e a rin g , but when they teleg rap h ed nic ground. T ennis.
fire
b
u
rn
in
g
and
e
a
tin
g
w
ere
th e to live on w hile th e y a re in th e ir
him to join them in the fig h t, he
m
ain
source
o
f
e
n
te
rta
in
m
e
n
t
en
d sh ells. The c«ass form ed th is ru le :
se n t back w ord th a t he w as not
a good tim e w as had by a ll. ThoetJ Give th e body an e g g once in a
very well but if he w as needed he
' w ho a tten d ed th is fe te w ere: th e w hile to m ake it g ro w .
w ould cam e.
U p p er g rad e stu d en ts a re proud
M n ses
M yrtle
Davis,
M A rgaret
Rev. W alker, p asto r of the H ills C arson, J u s tin . V irg in ia and M ar of th e la rg e num ber o f P alm er w rit
boro Ml E. church, presided and g a re t M cM enaw ir, A nnabelic and ing a w ard s earn ed th is y e a r. T hose
th e m r e tir e opened w ith p ra y e r by 1 Alice B enson.
receiv in g fin a l c e rtific a te s d u rin g
th e p a sto r of th e F ree M ethodist
the la s t r ix w eeks a re : B etty B ald
church. Jn his opening rem ark s Mr.
win. R ussel H u lett, D orothy V ssi-
Johnson called a tte n tio n th a t tem KATHLEEN LEWIS
leff, B etty H anson. E d y th c H a rd
ENTERTAINS
FRIENDS
perance
m eetings
very properly
man, K a th ry n H offm an, B etty M un-
opened w ith p ra y e r but
th a t he
den, S h ig en ari Nagme. Rosa N e w .
never a tte n d e d an an ti-prohibition
K athleen Lew is, d a u g h te r of M r. ton, Lois N orvell, J u a n ita T esdala,
m eeting w here anyone th o u g h t of and M rs. H ugh Lewis o f H uber, B a rb a ra W ildm an, Alice W olf, J a n e
p ra y in g but th a t th ey w ere more celebrated h e r eig h th b irth d a y w ith D omogolla. L illian Jacobs, H isako
a p a rty la s t T h u rsd a y a t h«V hom e N a g a e . T hose w ho e arn ed Im p ro v e
accustom ed to a n o th e r la n g u a g e .
Mr. Close m ade an eloquent a p T here w ere th e u su al gam es, b irth m ent C e rtific a te s a re : Jo h n B arnes,
Je a n K lein, D onald S h o rt, Jen n ie
peal fon funds to c a rry
on th e d ay cake a n d c an d le s.
The g u ests w ere G loria Johnson, W elsh, L oris Bixby, Ju n e Bosw ell,
fig h t so th a t th e delegates to the E velyn F eugy. P hyllis and S h irley
M ary D unn. W illiam G raham , D on
convention w hich will pass on the M orford, Jean n e L ew is, and Jo h n n y ald W egener. C a th ry n V an K leek
an d W endall W ilson.
repeal will be tru ly rep resen tativ e. M orrison.
C h ild ren in th e f ir s t g ra d e a re
learn in g th e n ecessity o f
picking
both w ild and cu ltiv a te d
flow ers
carefully, so as not to in ju r* th e
p la n t's fu tu re g ro w th an d a bloom
in g . T hey have learned th a t
if
flow ers a re to show th e ir
re a l
beauty in vase*, th ey should be
picked w ith long ste m s.
F ir s t g rad e children have
put
the follow ing poem fro m “C hilds
L ife" in to th e ir poem booklets w ith
o rig in al illu stra tio n » :
/
“T he O cean’’
C rab s in th e c ra b holes.
S ta rfis h on th* rocks,
S hy little pigeons.
I'
Seagull» in flocks.
Periw inkles, sea shells,
A w hite ship afatr;
O ceans a re the nicast
T hings th e re a r e .
The follow ing e ig h th g rad e s tu
dent* received p a s s ii« grad#» in
\ . j /
th e s ta te ex am in atio n s held h ere
last w eek:
M a rg a re t T ay lo r, M arjo rie A llen.
D orothy
B each,
M arian
Boyson,
.n
W ayne Bullock. L a V erne H om o,
g alla. V irgil F u ller. C u rtis G tanm ,
T helm a
G rette, M asao
H ay ash i,
R ussel
H u lett,
R o b ert
Jack so n .
C la ra K ehrti, M arian M etxler, E l-
w in N elson, B illy Siddens, F lo ren ce
1 asileff, Phyllis W ildm an,
Lloyd
W ilson.
Je s sie
H anson,
Floyd
Conklin, and Xkinald S ayre.
F o r th e moht p a r t th e g ra d e s re
ceived w ere very good. T h ere a re a
few stu d e n ts, how ever,
w ho w ill
have to rem ove a condition in a
subject o r tw o before th e y receive
d ip lo m as.
D oraJd S ay re scored h ig h e st w ith
an av e ra g e of 9 7 % . R i* se l H u le tt
w as second w ith 9 5 .6 % av e ra g e .
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