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High School Notes
JUNIOR NEWS STAFF
Editor Stafford Hansell
Assistant Editor Myrtle Campbell
Alumni Jack Moors
Student Body Arthur Crowley
Boys' Athletics Roland Wilson
Classes Emery Rogers
Entertainment. Elizabeth Walter
Personals Georgie Green
Faculty........... . Walter Huffman
1st to 4th Grades Curtiss Duffield
5th to 8th Grades Mary Tompkins
Subject Classes Herbert Reeder
Advisor Miss Beulah Smith
WOULD BE PRESIDENT
Value of School Notes
(Myrtle Campbell)
What is the value of school notes
or a school paper? The use of these
aid in creating school spirit because it
stands for the loyalty and effort that
is put into it
A school paper or school notes is
of value to the students because they
give the class meetings, clubs, an
nouncements and other things of cur
rent interest about the school to the
public. Besides letting the public
know what the school is doing, they
give the students an opportunity to do
some practical work in newswriting.
Latin Club
The Latin club met Tuesday eve
ning at 7:30. The meeting was call
ed to order by the president, Arleen
Myrick. Goldie Miller read a report
on, "Roman Women and Marriages."
Mildred Hansell read a report on
"Courts and Baths." The group lat
er went to the auditorium to practice
on their Latin songs.
Subject Classes
Pupils who are on the high school
honor roll for the second six weeks
period are as follows: Marjorie Mon
tague, Doris Street, Marjorie Douglas
Mildred Hansell, Velma Ross, Loie
Montgomery, and Stafford Hansell.
These pupils have an average of 90 or
better in their studies.
Morgues are being made by the
Junior class under the supervision of
Miss Smith. They are to be completed
by the last of December. Several of
rthem are progressing very rapidly,
these of Byrd, Hoover, and Lindbergh
are especially fine. These morgues
are newspaper clippings or stories of
prominent persons, which are filed
away for future use.
XonUnentarOil Company
Always at Your Service
Athena Service Station
Gas, Oils, Greasing
Automobile Assessories Tires
BRYCE BAKER, Prop. . . Athena, . . Phone 761
We're proud of the friends
these tires make for us
: By Zerba
It's a real satis
faction to sell
tires that make
a real friend of every
Customer. Goodyear
Tire mileages average
so high that - we are building up the best and
steadiest growing business around here.
The service we give watching our customer's
tires for them- also saves you trouble and
bother.
We're fixed to give you the most satisfaction
at any price you want to pay. Goodyear is able
to put out better quality for less money through
building nearly twice as many tires as the next
largest company. You get the benefit here.
Stop in and seel
Around Here, too More People Ride On !
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Tires Than On Any Other Kind
ATHENA GARAGE
Athena, Oregon
Personals
The following students were among
the Walla Walla visitors Friday:
Beatrice Hiteman, Loie Montgomery,
Mary Tompkins and' Marjorie Doug
las. -
George Pittman spent Friday and
Saturday visiting relatives at Dry
Creek.
Garth Pinkerton spent the holidays
with his grandparents at Genesse,
Idaho.
Solista Pickett spent Thanksgiving
day at Waitsburg, Washington.
Mildred Hansell was in Pullman,
Washington Sunday.
Cecil Pambrun was a Walla Walla
visitor Saturday.
The following students were in Pen
dleton, Friday: Helen Foster, Goldie
Miller,' Esma Hiteman, Monta Mont
gomery and Myrtle Davis.
Virgie Moore and Dorothy Burke
were in Pendleton Saturday.
Arthur Crowley witnessed the Whitman-Willamette
game at Walla Wal
la Thursday.
Roland Richards and Fred Singer
were in Pendleton Wednesday.
Mary and Esther Berlin were in
Walla Walla Thursday, where they
met their sister, who was returning
home for the holidays.
Georgie Green visited with relatives
in Pendleton during the holidays.
Stafford Hansell was in Pendleton
Saturday.
Joe and Jim Hereford, brothers of
Marguerite Hereford visited school
Tuesday. Miss Hereford accompanied
them to their home in Steptoe, Wash.,
where she spent her vacation.
Community News
Rachel Smith spent the week-end at
the home of her sister Mrs. Roy
Johnston.
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Ross and son
Neil, and Miss Orah Webb of Weston
visited at the Roy Cannon home Sun
day afternoon;
Mrs. L. R. Pinkerton and Mrs. Jesse
Smith and daughter Lois were in Pen
dleton Saturday. -
Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Stewart and sons
spent Sunday in Baker visiting rela
tives, i
Mr. and Mrs. V. R. Zerba had as
their guests Thanksgiving, Mr. and
Mrs. F. L. Zerba and children, Mr.
Lowell Zerba and Miss Edna Zerba.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Booher of Con
don, Oregon, visited Mr. and Mrs. J.
A. Smith Tuesday evening.
Roy Cannon left Tuesday for Fort-
land on business. .
Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Pinkerton and
daughter Jewell spent Thanksgiving
day in Milton.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cannon, and Mr.
and Mrs. J. A. Smith were in Pen
dleton, Monday; " ,
.,' - Alumni
Wayne Pinkerton was a visitor here
Sunday.
Kathleen and Fred Radtke, who are
nMwidincr TT. nf O.. snent the Thanks
giving vacation in Portland with their
Barents. Mr. and Mrs. B. BaatKe.
RalDh and Edwin JHcawen visitea
in Athena Sunday evening.
MUn Helen Hansell snent Thanks
giving vacation at the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Hansell.
Faculty
,?pike" Miller and family spent
Thanksgiving vacation at Endicott
and Colfax, Washington, visiting rela
tives. Mr. E. E. Coad spent Thanksgiv
ing vacation with his family at Cove,
Oreeon.
Miss Beulah Smith and Miss Doro
thy Brodie spent the Thanksgiving
vacation at the home of Mr. and Mrs
L. A. Smith of Island City.
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School District Number 2
John Reynolds, Trapper
J. R. Reynolds, local grocer, en
gages in trapping as a side line and
turns his store over to an assistant
while making the rounds, reports the
Weston Leader. He ha3 eleven skunk
pelts and the hides of two coyotes to
show for a brief period of activity in
an occupation which he much enjoys.
The trap line extends down Pine
creek as far as the old White place,
and it requires a jaunt of twenty
miles for Reynolds to look it over.
This isn't much more to him than it
would be to a motorist, as he Is a
veteran walker, having tramped for
years while hunting, trapping or fish-
ing. Reynolds is all ready for mink
and muskrat when the season opens
for trapping these little fur bearers,
and expects quite a profitable winter.
New Method of Selling
The annual Christmas Health seal
campaign is being conducted dif
ferently this year. The Umatilla
County Health Association, according
to Mrs. Glenn Storie,. chairman of
publicity, instead of having chair
men in the different towns of the
county, is putting on a house to house
drive. They plan to send out 1000
letters enclosing $1 worth of seals.
An envelope, stamped and addressed
will also be included and the letter
will explain that any part or all of
the seals may be taken or they may
all be returned. The sale opened
yesterday. .
Latin Club'
A new activity at the Athena high
school is the Latin club which is oc
casioning unusual interest. Tuesday
evening an interesting meeting was
held, called to order by the president
Arleen Myrick. Mildred Hansell read
an interesting paper on "Courts and
Baths, followed by a paper entitled
"Roman Women and Marriages."
The group especially enjoyed the sing
ing of several Latin songs after which
the meeting adjourned.
Return From Portland
Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Radtke have re
turned from Portland where they
spent the Thanksgiving week-end
with their son Fred and daughter
Kathleen. The Radtke's made the trip
by motor and though they encounter
ed fog and icy spots on the highway
had no difficulty. They report seeing
a number of cars ditched along the
way due to unfavorable driving conditions.
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Child Improving
Little Miss Adarene Fiske who was
seriously injured when run over by an
automobile was operated on Monday
in a Walla Walls hospital. A silver
plate was inserted In the leg which
was badly crushed. Unless infection
sets in hopes for the complete re
covery of the little patient are entertained.
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