HEPPNER HERALD
SUPPLEMENT
VOLUME 4
HEPPNER, OREGON, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1917
School News Items
Miss Edna Ritchie, of lone,
has been visiting friends here
this week. Miss Ritchie is a
member of the graduating class
at lone this year. She attended
school here two years.
The foot ball team left Hepp
ner Thursday morning, and after i
traveling over bad roads, they
arrived in Moro, too late foe the
game to be played that day, so it
was scheduled for Friday morn
ing at ten o'clock.
The boys held their rivals to
the middle of the field until Mor
ro's quarterback got away for a
sixty-five yard run for a touch
down, Ueppner's touch-down
came in the last six minutes of
play. Twice they were within a
yard of the goal when the man
with the ball slipped and lost the
yardage. The score was 7 to 6
in Moro's favor.
Although tired by their hard
ships, all the boys played their
hardest and consider themselves
good losers.
On Monday morning the boys
who went to Moro were asked to
tell their experiences while on
their trip, and we were given
some very interesting talks.
They reported a splendid time
When thev reached Moro on
Thursday night they were given
a banquet by the town people.
At the student body the High
School decided to get the mater
ial for a service flag and have it
made by the Domestic Art Class,
under the supervision of Miss
Struck. This flag has a star for
each one of the boys who have
l.ft Hiirh School to join the
colors.
The Heppner High School is
yoing to canvass the town to
gather reading material for the
soldiers and Bailors.
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