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Heppner Gazette Times, Thursday, November 10, 1955
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1st Grade News.
The first, second and third
grades enjoyed having a Hal
lowe'en party together. We
played games in the gym and the
room mothers served refresh
ments. Jimmy Jacobs and Kenny Es
teb have been out of school this
week because they have the
mumps! We shall be glad when
they can come back.
Mrs. Nelson and Mrs. Matthews
visited our room this week.
4th and 5th Grade News
... Last week we chose as our
room president, Ronald Crabtree;
our vice president, Marvin Pad
berg; secretary, Judy Sherer, and
news reporter, Sandra Eubanks.
The 4th grade is studying about
the structure of bodies and some
pupils are bringing skeletons of
animals. The 5th grade are bring
ing exhibits of simple machines.
The room mothers gave our
room cider and doughnuts for our
Hallowe'en party. Ronnie Crab
tree gave cookies as a treat and
Bill Akers gave popcorn balls.
Our game committee had games
with candv nrizes for winners.
The decorating committee were
Marvin Padberg, Jim Howton,
Judy Sherer, and Arleta McCabe.
8th Grade News
We have been having nine
weeks test in some subjects.
All of the girls have been busy
PAPER STAFF
Editor Sharon Cutsforth
Assistant Editor Sue Coleman
Artist Julie Rietmann
Society Editor Judy Mason
Fr. Class News Dallas Rea
Soph. Class News .... Louise Botts
Jr. Class News Wayne Ball
Sr. Class News, Carolyn Crabtree
Boys Sports Editor Jim Pryse
Girls Sports Editor Jean Swanson
Girls League Rep., Anna Jepsen
Production Staff
Ann Belle Coleman
Judy Howton
practicing for the tryouts in yell
leading Monday.
Mrs. Akers brought some re
freshments for our room on Hal
lowe'en. We also had a nice time
at the party Monday night,
"lone'g Sportsmanship"
lone has always been known
for their good sportsmanship
and support of our community.
We are very p'roud ot the inter
est our parents and friends give
us.
We played Echo two weeks
ago and displayed about the
poorest sportsmanship the stu
dents of lone have ever seen. It
wan't the students who cut up
but a few of our parents. How do
you expect us as students to grow
up with a decent attitude toward
life if adults set a poor example.
It takes a big person to take a
loss as well as win.
Weather Report
Due to recent rain the farmers
around this vicinity have been
able to start seeding. There are
some who have finished seeding
quite sime time ago and their
wheat has made good progress
due to this much needed mois
ture. Monday night it snowed so
Tuesday morning there were
some surprised people. By Tues
day night most of the snow was
gone.
Hammond Organs, Pianos
SALES AND RENTALS
Gillette's Music Center
119 S. E. 2nd
Phone 4517
Pendleton
New Football lerevs
The lone football team got new
football jerseys.' They are red
with white numbers and stripes!
around the sleeves. They look!
real "sharp" boys!
The basketball squad also will
have new warm-up trousers.
Boys Sport News
Friday night, the 28th, lone
Cardinals were defeated by Stan
field 19 0. Stanfield made their
19 points in the first half. lone
held them to no score in the se
cond half.
Homemaklng
The hamemaking girls are go
ing to give a Mothers' Tea for the
high school mothers, Nov. 10, 2:00
p. m. Thursday. Thursday the
girls experimented with cream
puffs. Some of the girls' cream
puffs turned out fine and others
were fair. We are all learning
and having a lot of fun at it
Hallowe'en Party
There was a nice Hallowe'en
party given by the eighth grade
and high school room mothers,
on Oct. 31, Monday evening. It
was for eighth grade through
high school. Dancing and games
were enjoyed by everyone.
Prizes were given for the best
costume. Keith Rae won first.
He was dressed like a young
lady. Ernie and Darlene Drake
won second. They were dressed
as Hobos. Lindsey Kincaid won
third, he was dressed as an Arab.
We wish to thank the room mo
thers for the wonderful party.
We all had an enjoyable time.
Coming Events
Masonic dinner for the Cardinal
hall team. Monday Nov. 7 6:00
m.
Spninr nlavs Nov. 15. "The Stuf
fed Shirt" and "The Bachelor
League".
The first basketball game will
be at the Jamboree, December l
The team has some nice trips to
fin on this vear. Thev travel to
Union the ninth to play and then
lav over in La Grande ana piay
the collece freshmen the littn
of December.
DANCE.
What kind square dance:
Where lone Legion hall; When
.Nov. inth. 9:30 to 12:30: Re
freshments served.
Senion Class News
The seniors are all busy study
inc for their blavs.
Most of the seniors were gone
rlurinf? teachers institute last
weekend. Jean Ann Swanson and
Garv Brenner went to Portland,
Jim and Bob Pryse went to La
Grande. Everyone had a nice
long vacation.
The senior mothers had a
shower for Darlene Drake. She
received many nice gifts.
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