HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES, Thursday, Nownbw 2a 1959
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Riverside High
Students Have
Guidance Session
By MARY LEE MARLOW
Guy Lutz, representative of the
Oregon State Education System,
Eugene, and Robert Smith, dean
of students at OTI at Klamath
Falls, held a guidance session
for Riverside high school stu
dents last Friday, covering prep
aration for college or other train
Ing beyond high school level.
These are conducted annually,
giving students an oportunlty to
become familiar with everything
concerning higher education.
The following students of
Riverside high school were on
the honor roll for the first nine
weeks of school, with an average
of 25 or higher: Darryl Hobbs,
Irrlgon, 3.80; Kurt Gantenbein,
3.60; Sandy Davis, Irrigon, 3.50;
Alan Taylor, Boardman, 3.50;
Linda Warner, Irrigon. 3.50;
Douglas Shattuck, Boardman,
3.40; Mike Taylor, Boardman,
3.33. There were six students
who had an average of 3. or
more, but not 3.25, which is the
requirement for the honor roll.
Jack Flug, school principal, sta
ted he thought this was excep
tionally well for the first nine
weeks of school.
The Riverside high school will
send four students to the Teen
age Safe Drivers conference to
be held at the CRC hall In Her
miston Dec 4. Names will be
announced later.
The annual basketball jam
boree will be held at Riverside
high school in Boardman, Dec
4. Schools participating will be
Heppner, lone, Echo, Stanfield,
Umatilla and Riverside.
The grade school P-TA met at
the school Friday afternoon. Fol
lowing is the program presented:
Ronnla Flug, 2nd grade, read a
poem; operetta, "The Three
Bears," by the first and second
grade; recitation, "To The Farm",
3rd grade; rhythm band, "Come,
Ye Thankful People, Come", 3rd
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and 4th grades; songs, "The Ves
ter Hymn" and "Harvest Song",
by the 5th and 6th grades.
A mothers Club was organized
with the mothers to take turns
as chairman for the meetings.
Presiding at the next one will be
Mrs Wayne Kuhn.
Refreshments were served by
Mrs Ronald Black, Mrs Harold
Baker and Mrs John Partlow.
'"Mrs Roy Partlow "was a substi
tute teacher for the first and
second grades last Friday, as
Mrs Zoe Billings was ill with
the flu.
Mr and Mrs Harold Baker were
hosts for a dinner Saturday night
at their home in honor of the
Riverside high school faculty.
Mrs Baker was assisted by Mrs
John Partlow, Mrs Roy Patrlow,
Mrs Ronald Black and Mrs Zoe
Lillings. Guests were Mr and
Mrs Wolfgang Edelman and Mr
and Mrs C F Coy of Irrigon;
Mr and Mrs Lester Leroux, Mr
and Mrs Robert Strutz, Muriel
Ley, Ronald Black, John Part-
low and Roy Partlow, Boardman.
Following dinner the evening
was spent playing bingo.
Mrs Arthur Allen was hostess
for the county extension unit
at her home Tuesday of last
week. Subject for study was
"Copper Tooling." Mrs Allen and
Mrs Nathan Thorpe were leaders.
There was a sack lunch at noon,
with Mrs Richard Way mire and
Mrs G C Deits serving the des
sert
The next meeting to be Dec
15 will feature "Holiday Breads."
Leaders will be Mrs Myron
Watts and Mrs Everett Daniels.
It will be held at the home of
Mrs Daniels.
Mrs Watts, Mrs Daniels and
Mrs Guy Ferguson went to Hepp
ner Monday to attend a leaders
meeting for "Holiday Breads."
Twenty-three persons attend
ed the Fellowship potluck sup
per in the basement of Com
munity church Wednesday even
ing of last week. The Ladies
Aid Society was observing the
last meeting of the year of their
missionary work. Hostesses were
Mrs Charles Dillon and Mrs
Frank Maxlow. Mrs Henry Ziv
ney gave a report of the mission
ary work for the past year. A
girls quartet, Jean McKenzie,
Charlotte McKenzie, Shirley Ear-
wood and Eileen Ely, sang
"Nothing But Leaves" and To
The East, To The West", ac
companied by Mrs Merrill Shaw.
Boardman s weather was
much different Monday morning
with the temperature up to 58
above at 6:30 a m, in comparison
to five above a week ago. At
1 p m it was 68 above. A storm
Friday night brought .3 of an
inch of rain.
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