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The Beaverton Review Friday. October 27, 1933 NEW S NOTEN Iraupriott^lummpr In honor o f Mr. and Mrs. Harris Han sen at their home on First street Thursday evening by the members of the Congregational church choir, their husbands and wives. Mr. Hansen haa been a member of the choir for seve.al years. A f'er a few Interesting games had been played. Rev. Charles Clarke pre sented Mr and Mrs. Hansen with a beautiful table mirror, a gift from the choir members. Refreshments of sand wiches, cake and coffee were served. The report cards came out Wednes day. The teachers report that the aver age grades are better this first six weeks than any previous first six weeks. Regular class meeting will be held during the third period next Wednes day VOI.UMK X V I BEAVERTON, OKKOON, OCTOBER 27, 1933 The student council d I «cussed the NUMBER 22 coming student body meeting at their meeting Thursday. T IIK III'M N K II MTAFF f^o ifj fll ofi an cfci twi ts*i nB i«n (ti rm rm r»i rm The Olrl Reserves and Hl-Y are giv 1« 1*11*! 1*1 HHWHH [»I f#! Htj Hfl (H HP (#1 Htj » [M tnj i fMl fin fkl nri nr) By an H G E V S 9 X ( B 9 B B B B i n f f i a B S 9 ing a Joint party in the gymnasium BIBLE CLASS IN TE R E STIN G . Wl A U NT SO PII RON Y (*, 1« BITS O’ VKKMK j*. 9 HIJMOK i tonight. Editor In fh l* f • * • - Kennsth Taylor ----------- -o------------ [M.I L m ] L*| l«| U.I l«i iW U j a Utj ) 1^1 [*i □*,! l U C m J W Much Interest Is being manifested In OIJ iW (J .I O I*. {Jr; tfr J tffj Coi Wi Associate Kdltor • - . llrlty lluclmnnn 1 * 1 1*) Htj r#i r*n # i i* i tu n « f#j f#i i # i f*i i # j t#j mj iWi (WI OTJ H I-Y M EETING the Saturday evening Bible class at Maksup Kdltor • • - Annabells Itunwn the R. B. McMlnn home, 37 young Dear Auntie Why Is It that R. 8 la The Vegetable Man Dr. Talbert: Do you use tooth paste? Nawa Kdltor - - - - - - Margaret Waal A special Hl-Y meeting was held people being present last Saturday Martha Uhmau. No, sir; my teeth Hrhmd Kdltor - - Catharine Markovich so popular with the girls and the real Clankety bang, clankety ban, Tuesday noon to discuss plans for the evening. Arnold Garnett had charge of of ua are given the cold shoulder? — aren't loose. Mporta E d ito r................ Hob IXnnay "Mother, here comes the vegetable Girl Reserve Hi-Y oarty this evening the program. Miss Harriet West gave • m • Club Kdltor - - - - - Mlldrad I'lnnell The Boys. man! Catherine Dobbs: My Scotch uncle Nominations for new members were the scripture reading and W. E. Gar Club K d lto r................ - - Carl Beach completed and the number of guests to nett had for his topic "L ife and Death.” Dear Hoys: Well, children, maybe With his funny cart with Its wobbly sent me his picture this morning. Humor K d lto r...................Kva Wolf wheel. Phyllis Yelland: So? How does he be invited to the party was discussed. A quartet o f boys, Kenneth Taylor, Bob Itaportvra: 1, l*aarl Dudley; 2, Ituby the weather has something to do with He haa the fruit for our evening meal." Margaret West, Girl Reserve president, Denney, Douglas Taylor nnd Arnold look? Zaatrow. S, Imogene Hmlth; 4, It, but after all. Hex la a nice boy.- A. and Catherine Markovich were present Garnett gave several song numbers. 8. Catherine: I don't know. I haven’t "Oh, mother, please may I have him Kvalyn I>ay; 5. June Hanaan; s e e part of the time to discuss plans for The meeting was closed by practicing had it developed yet. stop? A. Margaret Zimmerman. the Hi-Y party. songs for the meeting which will be s e e Dear Aunt Hophrony: Is It true that You always liked his fruit a lot. Copy Handera: 1, Alice Lundgren; ------------ o------------ given at the Washington county hos P. W. Is being besieged by two blondes He'll tell me a tale If you buy his wares. Mr Webb: How much are eggs? 2, Jeealca Klnaey. A LU M N I NEWS pital November 2. Mr. Manning: Five cents each whole; Hualneaa Manager - - - Douglas Taylor and a brown head? Please help me O f the three funny old grizzly bears." ------------ o-... 3 cents each cracked. Advertlalng Manager - Marvin Htalder ward them off. I only recently realised Wilma Tuttle, '31, was heard In a re Millions In distress have been fed, extent of my affection for him.— The vegetable man has eyes blue and Mr. Webb Well, crack me a dozen Aaalatant........... - Margaret Dlckman the cital recently. 8he Is a student of Paul clothed and qtherwise helped by ' he I. W , . . . . — o ---- —— kind, American Red Cross, which has dis And the noise of small boys he doesn't MORE AD VENTU R ES OF ED HICK BJornskJold In Portland. Ruth Lundgren visited school Fri tributed 10.688,307 barrels of flour, My Dear Girl You seem to be get mind. HTON T K A It DOWN CONSTRUCTIVELY ting along quite nicely. As a matter of He loves the kids and thinks that they day of last week. 92,784,060 yards of cotton cloth and John Schilling, '31, Is now enrolled 55.203,612 ready-made garments. Help fact, | have l>e«n quite Jealous my Were made to eat his fruit and play. Well, there I was a travlln' through All Improvement dependa on crltl self If you should, In the future lose a strange city, an' not even a red cent at the Oregon Institute of Technology. this humanitarian work by Joining clam, berauae rrIIIdem la merely an Interest In P. let me know.- Auntle. Clankety bang, clankety ban, James and Charles Tatlock are both November 11 to 30. In my right-hand pocket. I sure wlaht analyala, nr taking apart, that makea s e e There goes the Jolly old vegetable man' Molly coulda been there (Molly Is so attending school in Portland. James is poaalblr the detection of mlatakea. Dear Auntie: Do they put plaster be Where does he come from? Nobody comfortin’ In dlstressln' times). After studying at the Adcox Mechanical Once dlacovered. It la a comparatively tween bricks to hold (hem together, or knows. a while we comes to one of them there Trade school and Charles is going to easy matter to eradicate the mlatakea to keep them apart? H. O. But he's always welcome wherever he signal businesses where everybuddy’s the Behnke-Walkcr Business college. and to Improve. Ward Shannon is employed in Hood goes. gotta stop. Well, sir, that driver o' Hut there la a great difference In Dear Harold: I wonder?—Aunty. mine was so busy a watchln' the light River, Or. • • e Margaret Stoller, Emma Findley and criticisms We can crltldae conatruct- (hat he didn't pay no attention to me STUDENTS R A L L Y FOR Mary Snyder are working in Portland. : Ively, that la. point out weakneaaea and Dear Miss Hophrony: Tell me how to a' tali. So I thinks to me, thinks I, IN D E PE N D E N C E GAM E Bernice and Lois Cox, '29, are now offer oome remedy for betterment make R. T pay more attention to nowse my chanct. So I opens the door When we do thla. Improvement la eaay me B. Mo. real quiet tike and snuck out and. be members o f the force at Montgomery A pep assembly Friday morning Ward’s in Portland. Too often we find that we are deatruc- proved that Beaverton high school Is lieve me, I run like aa would have , — o — tlve In our critlclama. Rather than Dear B.: Hlng serenades under her not afraid of the big, bad wolf. made Molly proud o’ me Yes, sir, I B E TW E E N BE AVE RTO N build up. we tear down. Inatead of window at midnight. If she doesn't pay sure run plenty hard. After I had gone GAME Doris Yaiton, Genevieve Johnson AND IN D E PE N D E N C E T IE auggeatlng Improvement, we merely attention to you, her father will.— nigh onto 70 blocks I slowed down a and Katherine Dobbs, the three Bea grumble about ealatlng condltlona A S. Dr. Miles verton "pigs," and Henry Dlckman, bit and took a look about me. Well, e s s Last Friday the Beaver football team Wt do not criticize by worda alone Independence “ wolf," showed the stu sir. there ahead o’ me was that Cen In fart, our worda taken alone could NER VIN E Denr Aunt 8. Why does C. B. have dents what would happen to the wolf tury o' Progress fair. So I walks up Journeyed to Independence, where they met the latter eleven in an exicting often be construed either conatrucllve- so much more lung power than I? — at the Independence game. This was a to the gate as cool as a cuke and looks game. The score was a tie. Did the w ork- ly or deatructlvely. It la our attitude D T. dlsappolntmnt to Isabelle Wallace, who, In I musta stood there about 2 hour say» Neither team could gain much yard that Interprets our reaction toward crying, declared- "H e was so hand Just a gazin' at them there bulldina'. everyday happenings Do you have a Dear D. T .: He probably Is more some!" She had failed to notice the After a while I begins to wonder how age. but both had good defense. Miss Glivar Beaverton completed one long pass. negative, deatructlve attitude* Such a conservative of It than you. I like yours I could get Inside. I looks around an' wolf meant Independence. Bronkey to Oleson, for about 40 yards. WHY DONT view of life la often one of the greateat best.- Aunty. Vernon Bronkey, captain of the foot who does I see but that there taxi This Is the second tie Beaverton has Impedimenta In a aucceaaful personal driver HOT FOOTIN’ TT R IG H T TO YOU ball aquad, assured the student body had this year, the other being with ity Remember, that others can only Dearest Aunt Hophrony: I am afraid that B. H. 8. would win. Mr. Hughes W ARDS ME . T R Y IT ? . Scappoose. The Beavers showed much Judge ua from the outside They have of ghosts. Will there be any at the (See next issue.) had hla turn at Joking and told an improvement over their play in the little arceaa to what we really are, ex party tonight? M W. A fter more than three months other one on Coach Warren. Banks game. cept aa It la shown through our actions of suffering from a nervous ail CAN YOU IM AG IN E The students were led In songs and Today the Beavers play Gresham on A false tmpreaalon easily ran be made Dear Child: I have consulted J. k yells After a few announcements the ment, Miss Glivar used Dr. Miles Ed Posson's hair not waved? the home grounds. Coach Warren says If we are not careful Kven more dan about this and he says "no." He also Cliff Altishln not bored? Nervine which gave her such meeting was adjourned. If the Beavers put up a good fight they «emus la the ease with which an aril ■aid to tell you not to be at all afraid Margaret Dlckman using slang? splendid results that she wrote should win this game. flclal attitude ran develop Into a per because he would be there In person. Imogene Smith not tittering? us an enthusiastic letter. TORCH HONOR SOCIETY -------------o------------ manent habit that hldea our true per Aunty. Paul Meade without Helen Berst? If you außer from “Nerves.“ A N T IS S T IL L A C TIVE sonality. Ho criticise helpfully. The library without Miss Burk’ In the assembly today the Torch If you lie awoke nights, ■■ a ....... . - - HUMMER TO A P P E A R Harold Baldwin without a motorcy start at sudden noises, tire Despite the unanimous decision of (.H AMM M l C AM PAIG N CONTINUES E V E R Y FOUR W EEKS Honor soclty gave their formal Initia cle’ tion In which the members received easily, are cranky, blue and Mr. Metzler giving an excused re- 33 states that the prohibition amend ment shall be stricken from the con fidgety, your nerves are The good English campaign that la Because of the necessity of more new pins admlssion slip? The president, Margaret West, told bring wnged In the school la vigorously regular financial support for the Hum probably out of order. Don Walker not wisecracking with stitution. the drys are just beginning to fight, according to Charles Haffke. attacking the use of had grammar mer and because there la a feeling that of the honor conferred by the faculty Allen Lowry? «iuiet and relax them with the superintendent of the Anti-Liquor Two weeks ago posters appeared the paper will be purchased more on the students who belong. Kenneth I-a Mente Dean a brunette? same medicine that "did the Taylor named and explained the four league o f Oregon, who was a pleasant condemning the use of six expressions readily, the Hummer, heretofore ap Alice Lundgren not blushing? work” for this Colorado girL "ain't." "yeah," "this here,” "I seen" pearing weekly, will be put out In the objectives of education, those being Dorothy Boy acting like D. Prltzloff ? caller at the Review office last Thurs Whether your “N erve*" have scholarships, character, leadership and day. Mr H affke will address a meeting future as a monthly publication. nnd “ you was ” Miss Sweeney chewing gum? troubled you fer hours or for at the Methodist church in Wilsonville Through a survey In the classrooms Financial condltlona In general are service. The Torch, the emblem of the Bob Denney in a hurry? years, you’ll find this time- la was found that three mlatakea. "I causing this change. It Is felt that the society, was explained by Douglas And last but not least. Mr Hughes Monday. October 30. at 7 30 P. M . at tested remedy effective. which time the picture “Lest We For seen," "you was” and "this here" were paper will be three times as Interesting Taylor to mean the search of light and really telling some good Jokes? get," showing the effects o f alcohol on At Drug Stores 25c and $1.00. the most common. nnd "newsier" than the weekly Issue truth. ■ o------------ After these speeches the new mem Thla week new poatera have been With the whole-hearted cooperation TORCH HONOR HOT DOG SALES the human system, will be featured. — — —o—---------- circulated The three most common er and support of the students, we shall bers repeated the following pledge " I H ANSENS ARE SU R PRISED rors have been retained In the list and continue to have a "Humming Hum pledge myself to uphold the high pur The Torch Honor society, which has pose o f the society to which I have sponsored four hot dog sales in the three other mlatakea have been ad mer." been elected, striving In every way by last two weeks, has made a profit of A delightful surprise party was given ------------- o - ■■ ■ • ded They are "he come," "Tom he" and word and deed to make Its Ideals the $9 29 The purpose of these sales was "he don’t." TH E SNOOP ideals of my school.” A decided Improvement haa been to raise money to help pay for the Ivan Blerly, a graduate member, Yo ho, and a bottle of ink with which noticed, both In the classrooms and Torch Honor pins. T O W N OF B E A V E R T O N out-of-school usage. to splatter this paper In a way befit then presented the torch pins to Cath The scent from the hot dogs aroused erine Markovich, Imogene Smith, Ken ------------ o ......... ting your own Rnoople. Puttin' It In the students' appetites to such an ex O R IG IN A L B U D G E T E S T IM A T E S H E E T your own lingo, I'm rendy to spill the neth Taylor. Douglas Taylor, Margaret tent that they couldn't resist buying s p o r t s m a n s h ip West, Tom Wilson and Jessica Kinsey. weekly mess. Hnve I been bangin' In one of the hot dogs. On the days that 1934 B U D G E T True sportsmanship Is one element to everyone's blzz an' Is my nose red’ Margaret West presented the two-bar the hot-dog sales were held there was really necessary In all walks of life To Listen, youse guys. It's been gassed pins to Evelyn Alexander. Delbert a grèui commotion a noon because the Burke, Aline Boswell. Gertrude Des attain success we must he sportsmen- about dat de demons Is went down students had to hurry to the hot dog The council will meet and hear any objections to the like. I f we do not play fair In any allright, but dey only went to get some Brlsay, Vera Jacobson, Russell Kahr. stands If they wished to enjoy a deli game we are not being good sports of their pals to celebrate Halloween Jean I-ewls, Charles Martin, Ellis Ny- cious lunch. Everyone commented on town budget on Monday, October 30, 1933, at 7:30 P. M. men I f we become uncontrollably wld O-oo-h, Moans, Marian Lewis land, Rex Saxton, Markey Sayre. Mil how good the hot dogs were. at the town hall. angry we are breaking the rule for says he saw one of them last year an' dred Twohy. Donna Broad and June The success of the last sales was E X PE N D ITU R E S Pollard. Delbert Burke presented one- good sportsmenshlp We must be able that's how his hair got so curly. Elman due to the hearty cooperation of the 1933 Ex- 1932 Ex- 1931 Ex- bar pins to Robert Engelke, Melvin to take a defeat willingly and good Johnson says he'd like curly hair, too, students. 1934 1933 pendi- pendi- pendi- Oumm, Mary Hall, Clark Junor, Helen naturedly and "come smiling through.” but he thinks he'll stay In and help his o------------ Budget Budget turea to tures tures Kurowskl, David Mason. James Miller, as the saying goes We must not break ma with the dishes. While we're on CIVICS DEB ATE Allow- Allow- Sept. 30 for for any rules of a game, knowingly, of the subject. Dug T. plans to spend his John Staelhe. Truman Thompson. Rose ance ance Year Year course. I f we do It accidentally, It can evenings thusly: alone In the house, Thompson, Jeanne Tuttle and Helen Debates were held Wednesday, Oc Police protection ...................... $ 610.00 $ 620 00 $ 363.75 $ 140.00 $ 150 00 not be helped but can be avoided In except for the mice; a dark room, ex Benson. tober 25. in the first-period civics Recorder’s salary ..................... 900.00 675.00 900.00 300.00 ---------------------O--------------------- cept for one dim lamp; a wormy ap the future. We must show sportsmen class. The questions debated were: Town attorney ........................... 150.00 62.50 125.00 150.00 CARDS RECEIVED. ple an' a murder story. Whatta a mon! shlp always, whether It be In school, "Resolved, That the government Street lights .............................. 1.500.00 734.29 1.308 28 2.120 00 Ah. yes, a llttee blttee bit of verse. to our teachers nnd fellow students, should prevent great accumulation of Election expense ...................... 50.00 73.60 41.40 Those receiving blue cards are: Del wealth by an Inheritance tax and an Stationery and office supplies . .. Slush whether It be on the football field, to 150.00 130.00 157.01 259 69 207.27 bert Burke, Aline Boswell, Helen Ben income tax." Mush our opponents and fellow members of Fire department ...................... 500.00 221.38 24788 194.75 son, Marion Boyson, Gertrude Des Readers the team, or whether It be In later life "Resolved. That the tariff commis City auditor .............................. 216.00 180 00 358 00 200 00 Cuaa Brlsay, Miriam Doty, Robert Jackson. sion should be given the sole power Emergency ................................ to our coworkers or employers. A nec 400.00 533.51 506.92 345.21 Well, I gotta spend the next two Helen Kurowskl, Jean Lewis, James over making and revising the tariff." City charter ............................. essary element everywhere SPORTS 250 00 350.10 Mlll«r, June Pollard, Donald Sayre, hours helping Miss Schaeffers count MANSHIP. Edward Kurowskl upheld the affirm Interest on water bon d s............. .. 3,950.00 3.830 00 1,915.00 3,950 00 4.092.49 the guys who flunked the French test. Kenneth and Douglas Taylor, Mildred ative and Harold Redfleld the nega Sinking fund, water bonds.......... ------------ O———— .. 2,000.00 2.000.00 Twohy and Jean Tuttle. Speakle Farnncle? GI.KK CI.UB tive. The affirmative won Margaret New equipment ........................ 235.00 Those receiving honorable mention Zimmerman upheld the affirmative of Soiling, youse guys. I'll be seeln' ya are: Evelyn Alexander, Betty Buchan the second debate question and Warren The Olee club haa been divided Into an' all that did by ya. $9,704.00 $10.546.00 $5.266.14 $8,072.17 »7,759.72 an. Donna Broad, Lois Blerly. Wayne Haley the negative. The affirmative two group« to work on the operetta, Bullock. Francis Holboke, Jessica Kin won. GIRDS’ ORCHESTRA "Treasure Chest.” There Is a group R E C E IPTS sey, Harriet Knepper, Russel Kahr, of boys and one of girls who meet on The debates of the second-period Catherine Markovich, George Moshof- The Girls' orchestra met as usual this alternate days. 1934 1933 To Sept. 30 Year Year civics class will be held today. The stu The girls are now settling down to week and discussed buying music folios sky, Raymond Rugland, Marie Sams, dents debating the first question are Budget Budget 1933 1932 1931 Taxes ........................ John Staehle, Jack Stevens. Margaret hard work again, after the excitement to use with their popular sheet music. Lynar Short, affirmative, and Frank $9.104.00 $9.446 00 $3.867.00 $7,751 99 $8,540 00 This Is to make the work of the or West, Isabelle Wallis and Donald Petercourt, negative. Dorothy Boy, af Licenses and fees . . . . of receiving the operetta. . 600.00 500.00 554.50 438 60 50.50 chestra more Interesting and enter Wicker. firmative. and Donald York, negative, W tie r clerical service ............. 600.00 400.00 650.00 ........... On the average the first six weeks' debate the second question. taining for the girls. G. R. O PEN HOUSE grades this year are higher than those ------------ o ------------- $9.704.00 »10,546.00 $4,821.50 $8,840 59 $8,590.50 Watch for the Hummer November 24 of last year. Watch for the Hummer November 24. Water Bonds Outstanding, $68,500.00 Improvement Bonds, $44,844.49 Thirty-three Girl Reserves of Bea verton high school went to open house October 19 at the Y. W. C. A., Port land. Olrl Reserves from Portland and AFTER THE HONEYMOON surrounding vicinities were Invited By Geoff Haye« Although bus 7 was crowded, thla did not hinder the girls from displaying their pep by yells and songs. At the NEVER R E A U IE D HOW Y. W. C. A. the girls enjoyed dancing, RUN DOWN TO THIS OUGHT TO DEY AM - THE il DOPE swimming and refreshments. Many of , LOVED M Y WIFE ‘ T i l , DMLY GOSSIP FIND HIM. A H - SWEETHEARTS. them met Miss Grace Ixiwee«, secre N O W 1 MUST F IN O / HAVE THEM PUT IK WlfC HIARD THERE GOES THE BOSS tary of the O. R. clubs. Mrs. Lynn IN AN AD. DOOR-BELL NOW. OUR HERO TALKING Hughes, club adviser, accompanied the TO A 000.NAMED girls. -------------o------------ SWEETHEART. AND C A F E T E R IA OPENS THOUGHT THAT HE It The cafeteria opened Its doors to the students and teachers Wednesday noon, October 25, and Is doing a thriv ing business. The students taking the course this term are Elvers Keys, Dorothy Marko vich, Pearl Dudley, Rose Thompson, Bernice Wilson, Peggy Slvard, Eva Wolfe, Marjory Johnson, Pauline Swope and Betty Tolefson. Much new equipment has been In stalled and new curtnlns have been made for the lunch room windows. Watch for the Hummer November 24. WAS TWO-TIMING SO «HE HAS GOHK HOMK TO MOTHER. s w e e t h e a r t , the DOG. HAS MYSTfRWUf- LY DISAPPEARED AN0 H U ffiT 1# A T A tOSS AS TO HOW HE CAN STRAIGHTEN THINE»! O V T.
