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PACE TWO mtdfokti mattj trtbttst!. medfoud, rmrfioy. srynAY. ferrf ary .vims. School NotesFrom High School Q Because of the larc numlior of atudenU that had to re-re gUt rla&sea were nut ronducw-d Mo;, day. An assembly was hfid flnfc d afternoon. and the siu-M-nUt, who attended the Kusc-ne rriir nce pave a report f the different meetings conducted. The puMie Fpeakinp claw, under the direction of R. K. tuiiey. Kave the one-act olar. "tioreadintf the New.-." The members of the caM portray.! their parts npIcnUidiy. Mr Uuil- urped the memberu of the tui-n: body to take part in the oratorical onnici tht U ia le hild un the Constitution. The pron winning in-.i. i ihn hiifh r hfK.I -n il! be enter-! hi th- dnrtrit uii. The winner will thrrrtnk part in the state content. A prir- f f-y is heinc offered for the b't orrt tkn at the state couitt. A coined in then held at San Krancisco, :nul then a national con test at Sew Tork. tecau!e of the con: ruction work going on in the pyinnaiuin. it h-i been impoavlldc to hold nfomH to aroue enthusiasm for th" bas ketball (rame. until this wk. At the close of the regular amMy. a short pep meeting wa h'!il. in ebarpe of fitan Vtlcx. The cafeteria opened this w-ek. after beinc closed ince Hie holi days, due to the building poin:: od tn that section of the M-ho-'I. School bankfiiK was not rarritd on thia week, becau tli'-n- wat not enouch time to appoint ca-sh-krs for the new tutrnti. . Due to lllne. L. J. Knox, com mercial Inf inictnr. WF unable tr, attend echool Thurd:iy and Fri day. Two member have been added to the hij:h srhool faculty. One in the Kmelitfh department and one In the language department. Junior High - IlciKHtcr. lU-tijr Men net I. Ilnnkine Junior hiph Knnked SS.4 percent this week. All romiu made 1 10 percent except room f. which made 75 erccnl and room S. 4 1 percent. Inhale The affirmative and n sati school teamt debated at the Lin coln bchool for the I. T. A. The affirmative team Include. Virginia Dun lava. June Iavi, Ieter U'inne, and alternate, Adra Idwardf. - xna negative team is compoM-u ,. of: Anna Mae Fuon. I.oIm Snyder. Marjorie Mc.Nair, and Walter and Dick KlelKht. Junior Iltch Itndlo rn rain Kiijoyitl ' Last Tuesday niht on the pro gram of the California Oregon Power company over KM 'At the Junior high aludentu presented a varied hour of munlc. Heventy- flve children were featured fn flrla nnd boy cleo elub nuinhei-j. .( harmonica band and ituartet. Piano, violin, harp, flute, clarinet, j saxophone, and accord lan nolos and ensembles were heard. Mlsn Mell.a Wlllfauis. Insliuctor of the music tlepiirtiuent, received many compliments from listeners of radloland. Milhlc Contit lo fh' Fcaluntl Misa Mctba WilliauiH, music di rector, will play at each uscmbly one or more records on the phono sraph, namlnp each relectloii a., rendered. A contest will be held at the end the semester, and all of the records will be pla.Mil apaln. The students will be nvkMl to name the piece when It is playtd New Teacher 5118. Carpenter has been add d to the Junior hlph faculty, lo take the place of Miss Carol Hamsey. ivho was transferrcil to the Senior high schiHil this HiiicWi-r, ! i.-: Itnmsey tnupht peopraphy nt the Junior hlph In the momlnc. and occupations at the Senior hiph In the afternoon. Ihio to the hupe number of students In the occupa tions department, it was necessary for Miss Kam-icy to dewdc full time there. SMtuil .VoAcmhly The Wlllameite I'nivei.siiy f;iet. club entertained uh Tuesday after noon at a special aM-mhly. a feu extracts were piv-n of their enter tainment to be plven at Ihc First Methodist church that cvcniiip. The numbers were received v uh hearty applause. ilrt-Ijipuc Mci-tlup The i;irK bapue met Mond.tj at i o'clock. Nellie Creen presid ed, (trade Lou lvanhoe rendered a piano solo and a Spanish dance j waa plven by La Murle Ueck. I'.olh were much enjoyed. r'lfty-eipht ittudcnts were pro moted to Senior hlt-h im hool. Hixty-seven students enlt red Junior hlph. Kiphteen came from the Jack son, fotjrteen from the Lincoln, twelve from the Hooevelt, and twenty-six -from the Washington. Lincoln School All thu teachers of the Lincoln school met ui Mn. S.u - for it warfiia luncheon f'riday. The af fair Was In the nature of a fare. wel tu .Mis. West who left lor Lurope. Mm. O. II. Cuutdncau hni taken Mrs. West's place Ju ihe f ifth Grade. Sydney and Gloria Newton ate recovering from -.'U (ur ami will soon return to school. Mrs. T. K. 1'urks Is maklnp very delicious soup for the children who brlnp lunch. However, not us many children are enjoying this hot soup, as hjld be doing so. An unusually fine debate was riven by the Junior high school team before the Tarcnt Teachers association. Founders day was celebrated by tlie Parent t Teachers association with a larRfl Mnhday cake. A very surcemful candy sale was held Friday afternoon by the P. T. A. 0 The entering first grade Is using 1 a new method In reading. All the l-;i'hfi and ji.ir-ni art- nl;n rvms cl (. ly ri'sull ;o 4l.- !! A :i i.- .- j-pi-rinr tn .M v.;t. Mr. ii.Q.ron rmiu tn tl. frn for lh..- ni'Hith. The ihiiJ A aic making er'.:,:i;il hc-a It n r.--. Kobtrt Kiln i at- fiwtn Z. Jih snr:-t f-vr. ;h is The new :.llt- 1 A s h.v.v K-en s;uJir.,- tr i hi t--k. Thr-y ha vt n.ri'If :r.f up ir.- u-t y k-ji "I pit-inr-., l.ih .V.-rn , .nnl 1:1 onv - ntmnal j-..tt. rr.. I f.o ncw v.i r. otm .1 i-y ai ire crm.irrn. ;rn w,i- ei: m 17 f!inK Mi'twkil!-- mil !'!.-. ;-nJ hnov i-tn-$ ikcurj'in-.; t!:c r..oi:iii iti- 8:J' - Hankiiiff S7 p-rr Ms Tuck-r iiud .Mii. ro"Rin ;'i p-'reer.;. Turrit.' The lA'i h'.ilth i...;: l(f I t rni won j . fit but the riw r!a.-s only 7.'. 7 j r 'nt thf - wek. 1'auline Met 'aUtst'T. .Nan I'hil lips. iilUleKaid I-trtL- ajid J-UL:iiit-(';ik are ab.s-iu Li-iaiir t.f illri--'.-'. Mr. IN-driek viited fourth U't--durintj Ia:j:;ii:i. iKTHf and en joyed original " be;tr Muriel." (ireat was the tu.--n ie of thr piipijs Monday in all tlf rooT.is. "Am I Koir.i; to pa.s.-'." was th quegtion III all tittle luiiHl-t. It di-i not take l'ns make many happy faces as the cauls were hand' d out. John TrMimas Watt.- hart tin-tni-f'rtune to collide- Thuid iy with a parkcif ;iut" rm-bile, win'" ridiui; home on hi. btccel dari; ihc noon MiowHtorni. Honor Hull 1A Taino Nak.ino. -i AV- f U Mary Klliot. 4 A's-. i:'.-: I.a s.hrd.r. 4 .-:, j;.,; Audrey Shannon, 4 A'-." li'f. 2B Loi;? Jian I'etfy. C A m-J !: -A Ceorse P.ohr r. 3 A n-0 I: -311 Alice Kcllojr. 9 A'j-1 K: Mary K:z. AV-1 V; "atlnrinc i) 'N.-il. A a-1 i; . 3A i'h. r k... Seib r. 'j A"-I li; Jean I'htCnw. 9 A f-1 II. 4H William Wilson. 5 A-4 Us 4A Iloneida Schb-ih. .N. ith.-r ah--, rit it tardy during th" H'ni'Mcr jurt clostfi. Tl; fJlady Keljy. I AMary Klliot. Merl- iH. trfch. " It f orrainc Oilman. :;(: 'alhvi me C .NviI. Jionaid Casebolt. 3A J'-at Crnv. ftrd. J. ona f ;il man. Huth Nutier. J.'iin--f Aiininir. Mi I.'ds Jones, Fb.iyd Lcith. Marguerite Kuninn. ." A Wallace l.udu Sr. Kauko N'ak tii". IU..-.-m:iry ' triine. f Jor- t hy ox Joy 1 e I )oi an. i fei b, i t i! n. Alvln York. Howard School The I'. T. A. will me.-t Fri.lay. : FebtUJiry STh at USI". The pupils . from Mr. Vimom's imun will have - charge of the prop ram and also servo refroh incuts. For the par month Mr. Sailer and the dn n in lo-.- 10.011 have heen Jo'ii.i- t!ie picture vhi' h i nva..- NEW ON "Caterpillar" Power mid Plenty on tlio farm. Better Quicker Cheaper THE CATERPILLAR "TEN" IS COMING We are equipped to take care of your tractor prob lems and service through our service and parts de Mriler Eugene the City and Valley rh- r tri li iviri; ihe Vim i-.i.tf -f ni'.tu-rs t ill-.- i CriVtd p. r - (. ,11 -.. :i.r : !. i ki.i;. thi:d K ' f ji i 1 " k I. ... n J-'hn. jii; illie I'ra!l and furth trad-, 1--Vit.v M.r; fifth ki.:-. 1: tit h Th, i'r..:r; ih j-t.i n and !t II I ruy Ar- i:...-i. .M. ix-uul-i liU'Ji Fi.- Th- fi:h r-.l. rn..l..n me v : D-V.inty and ! chiidrt n arc y :r.:. rt.-tit: r rtr--o.". Tht-y cn rly ftvf-fZ'Hi, oris-lo-ir..-. a sjtet.1- n h::..;y i:- i.i.n .K.ll aIt- i-f r:-.- a:. l po. f (i,.wa (!' 1". T. A. It. w i- 'ii'-T d.tvi Tr.. pjrehaed a ipvit fur we 1 e-t fijt:. Ml W HtVr out health nur al c!l." fn our dis- tri t t:ii wc-k. Roosevelt Schoo? Ti.i w ho pui.ih of the- Mxlh frrade M'le the-,, item UTi:: Ja iV- ("ipniiiKtoh. C S; ljetty Ijy l:. Molhe liiuwne. CA: Mar-St-v. a: (. f . ; Dolptl Jantd. iUl SM 11c. CA. I. T. A. Icclins i'.n t-nt T'mi Ik w a-oeiaiion . lti"o'Velt M.-hool ine.1 Kel- CA; I'. Til of tl- iu,ii 1. I'jj'j at 3 p. 111. The pto- ; praia w.:.v a. follow: i A bu-irvhw iii4-titit; was fir-Jt tilled by Mr.i. ij. !'hip. presi dent. A A p:ano holu by Amy Klllott; a I'ladtm: by Mrs. Crow-r;. a report on ehlldt en'rt Kains in ' v. i-rit by .Mi". Ji.nes; a talk nbout ' fnrn.-hifi cli;IitreM rounir. by Mrf. Jack Motau; a talk on Siiirit- ual i:.tuciiuoTi, by Mr.f. i;errin. The h-tfH for the afternoon . were: Mm. 11. II. Mrwwne, Mr. II. . Furucker. Mm. John t. Mann. . Mrf. !'. tt. Crawford and Mrs. K. t". Koppen. The parents and ter!(he ;.U enjoy.-J this meetin-. Mm V illeti'f 5 a room won the . fern f.ii- h:t in.i; the most parent pi ectu. I'hyh-al Training A rtlvith-. It in ole 1'. i vclt vlwior.-. !pdbHli team look thin When the iAV went into the Junior hluh. All the t;. Im.vn bat t were on the t m b. fo:e t.icy l. ft for Junior hii-'h. but hiitc- liAV fnm all the 'h i in.iKO unit 11 diff.-reii'-c. one r two pood play- ei-s cm.e front the 4A A class into the :.;. Koos-velt boys won in football and thev expet to win in sp'.dball also, if they all do their I'roiiiolion. January - rnark-tl the besin n!np of a nee. semester In ihe I'OU'eVep n -hwol. - The pupil- uf tin latter are tryiup tn pel pooil ide ' and the teachers are striv- do their pail. A few of the failed to make the prole, of the pupils who wen- tii;'s 1. All who were tiA's have irn: pupil: AA1I pasfe been promoted Junior hiph. Itankinp . The Hooovelt school had a pood rceiit In banklnp last week. We ''" '-I'd to i:..-t It. too. line t.f Change 2-Ton . . . $1500 Twenty . . $1975 Thirty . . . $2475 Sixty. . . . $4300 Cruiser . . $4650 Prices F. 0. B. Factory -Sanford Tractor Co.' Medford 41 So.' Grape St. the rjrii" has had 14 percent ail t it- y-ar except cr.ee. The b.tnnrr ro.tm ! -.--t we-k w-re: ; lt-3H i-s i-ro..it; percen:. iA. 1 ':-v jtrcvnt. Stt-lliii It won't take much longer to pet to :h- t'-p of the li.-t in rpelhtijc. lMt wevk our build ms averagetl 4.3 percent. Thv (A had tile hiirh.ei avv.ufi-. VT.3 iercent. Tin ili a are trym? ii;-ir ben to ke p up with the ether tie part men. cUa--5 New I'upil-. Many new pupil i-ntered Kof.n' veil school Utat week. Tho-e who came in were a follow: Ixr.aM Stone. 3 A. fi om Lincoln; Uenja n.iii Stone. 5A. from Lincoln; Catherine Conroy. 3 A. from West Side, Yiririnii- Lindy, frmn Tab.nt: F.-.y runceM. 1 A. from Lincoln: Lyle Jarmin, 1 A, from Nebraska. We all hope they will tiotj- our school. a.s. well they hkeo their other .vehool. Manoii Banks left for the Lincoln district. Health T-vo rooms earni l nn average of loy percent nilualth Uiat week. . but they are' in earnest and have These banner rooms were buckled rrcht down lo hard work, and ZA. The building average was ' The botany class is makin-.' it 3.2 percent. ,-lf useful an well a ornainenuil. Xcw Mh-ctric Clwk Its nivmli'-n have cleanHl out the A new electric clock -has been , window boxes in the chapel and inialled at the Roosevelt school. pluntetl nweet peas in one. and There la no question as to correct i:-raniums. with some other preen time now an it always agrees with i aiirubbery in the other. The boy; Mr. Cripits' new win oh. f Washington School This is the bctlimiitK of a new ' semester. We are v-ry sorrv to ! lo-.e our six A class which was ' promote without a sin trie fa.lui ' Uj the Junior hish sctntol. ' The members of thim class have ; shown much enthusiasm and In- 1 tercet in W:iliinmon school and ! now they are ready to carry un with the Fame old spirit in new ' surround in us. i One 1 hint; that will always re- ' mind us of their iui.iatlve is the j beautiful history cabinet which I they supp-sted and h- lped to brint; t about. Ft is honed that swnie day) this cabinet will be crowded with' relies, of the Indian and pioneer days of oJd Oiepon. We realize that arti. bs of tills kind are very f precious and thai it m.-iv i.-iki. 1 eral e il-i lo make pood pcrnia- I nciu eoheciioii. tui while uc arc pi adually pat he ri tip relics of our i own. many j,.-ot,.. arc loaninp u.s artich-s of interest which are) placed behind I-.eked plass ilvr I where no one can handle th- m but whre they can be seen by all. : Thin first week has been vei prornisiui;. Fvorythinp -'hi-ii off I Well . in a nd we are expectinp records activities. i In spite of the fact ihat many I . new pupil did not understand ; their privilepe of bankinp which ' is enjoyed by all Med To id school children, c still had an averape ; i of 97.3 per cent. ! 1 The health schedule was pr- 1 ' f"ctly maintained by S3.t' percent. I 1 The i'a el;is beinp the bet with' 'an average of Hi ('iCent. ! Tractors There are five sizes, a size for every use, a hundred uses for every size. Klamath Falls The spelling average for the I; r,ti:e x-hool was y.v percent. Monday evening. Feb. 4th. after r-hHd, has been M t a-idtr by the un:or high irf'hool librarian as the date for Wa.-diinctcn shool chtl- dren to coll- . aii" money hich th-y nny h W. ,- comini; from the : -ale vf tht-ir wcond hand bj-k: , Thi new system whereby a second h?d U'k ex h:inirc for ail sCliL-oa is maintained at the Jur.ior hiirh 1 a decided improvement. It i not only relieves the individual ; teacher from much confusion and U-h-I- ?s bookkeeping IV; it also trives a larire iele-tion of books in a centrally located place in charce of experta who Can devote their entire time to this. It has reduced ' the eonfutfiou of registration d;o' and ha nljcwed us tu ftart teatt- ' itig e!uAs-s a wnole half day toon ti than before. Roffue River Academv The new clashes formed at the heffinnintr of the second me-ter are eeliin into the haines?- nicely. Those who have entered the book keeping class bectn to e that the ' ke-pii)K of books Is not such an easy Job ao they nt first thought. have taken charge of one. and the 1A .Mary Elizabeth Clark. Dcl pirls (f the other. The whole roy F.ynnin-.'. school wiii koi reap the benefit 1 2 Tommy Roothby. James in the added beauty to the rim. : Buckmaster, Theodore C a p I s. The school was pkid to welcome ; ''nston ''ampb-ll. Janet Wall, an old worker in thin conference. ! 3FJ Lucile Iiiard. Chas. DTick. in th person of Kid. Shr-wbnrv. s President l - -- ' -' ' I President Eight State Victoria for Foir six uirt n iira ana trunk 1,3, standard tnifimtnt $iS$$ at ihe factory. Bumpers and start tirs fxtru. SI X additi tional rec Eicht-t iitional Eicht thirteen previously so that The President's total is thirty-four world and international records. And this magnificent car holds every American official speed and endurance record for fully equipped stock cars! Plus Beauty In the beautifully styled New President Eights, mere body design has been replaced by an interpreta tion of what the car is and docs. Effortless speed, tremendous power, and flashing getaway each can be seised in line and curve and color. The will and the skill to build well are plain to read. Small wonder the holc mo!oniu'eworld has wel 132 South Riverside ! a man who has(?n In India for !the iuit &evtn itrs. lit? h.. (Tit en j bck to the States on fu: .oueh. ; and is soon returning to indu. iw ; ?pvke v.i ft'- church Wednesday 1 -venirg'. aV. aea:n in the chifv ; Thursday mornimr. Jackson School Ja(-ksMi Sc4iool New-; I'.ankuiK " percent. l')0 per tt.11 rooin: Mrs. lif lord's, Mr?. Uustin's. ML- Smith's. Mrs. Tay- ! : lor s and Miss J. anne MacXtven't 1 Health: Sonic of the rooms n.ade very j;ood averaB s. Mis . H.tnM'n room made j.4, Mias Smith's room made &1.T. i Spelling & percent to bc-rin the sen,. ;e: Hi-.-ht st grade .spelb r ; were: lli percent; OA. '. percent. ! S4.1t mil S4nMtir Tlie second K-ineter Marted off hit" Monday in pood shape. There , were 3 pupil in the beginning: ! chiss and 1 in the d-partinR class. ; W hen all promot io ns were mad e s and numbers counted we found still remaining in school. ; ' There wre K pupils elevated to j the honor rule and I'o reduced to ; failures. Honor Hull The following pupils were placed on th- honor roll for havinjr made all A s and B's for the entire first semester:. Juanita Wil-on was the only student in the entire depart ment to accomplish the feat. The lut: J H Herman Garrison. : .T. K. fiarrion. I-awrence K-H"irir. New laurels for tudebakers World Chambion H785 orlti records and lirteen iiitcnu- records have been awarded The President similar records had been granted O. V.MYERS CO. ! Viola Mom-s. K.nr.th Knyniond. Helm Thompson. 3A iwih ijdi.-. :.V Ju tnitV Wi!nn. O Mlkirt A ra.ual:i:n 1? of wich excitement to the b.V class ni ne.Md.-nt to Oe.tt:e Martin. Ib' playing with some children, on the j way home from school, he fell n j a piece of t'la.-s and cut an artt O , in his arm. The stitches which ; had to le taken eiev.it .-d h pres tige to th of a World war veter an. a.oim his playina. i. 1a-s KiMiii News Mrs. i'.iffoid's :A roe had 1"C , perci-nt in banking" Tue.-v.ay. ' L'hansre In class was mnde Fri- day. X. divisU'D was made of the Mis MarXiVen now has 2 A s and 3 B s. Mrs. j:ftord has . -. .- and 2 A s. The Hi and ill ro.nn mad. 6 percent in health. The 3JJ :d Kood-bye to ti:e 1! Friday as llo-y ....... i.,... XI .- l'.iflr..r.r. ii.T.I A da. of .Vs will be with us next week. We they enjoy d the ij;'s the Week wilh us und are sorry to Ho- The room is enter 1 a 1 n I n k Ib idie" from S'.vit2c-;-I unl. She is ' trylnu to climb to the "Tuwcr of i Health." Kveryone is heipin her j ,' by doinp his health chores daily. ; j ; Artificial presaurtr of tI"..'.oM : pounds to the square inch. the hiph- 1 et so far produced, has been at- , tain. -d by I'rof. I'. W. Hridpcman. : of Harvard Fniversity, with an ap- , paratus of his own invention. This pressure corresponds 1 u what j would be found at the bottom o? j an ocean iiO mib-a deep. Fndcr its . force, steel tends to spread, para- ffin become harder than machine i steel and rubber turns so hard that it enn b- os'd ; tl xT:el. 4 -door scdau the factory comed this World Champion, when Studebaker's re markable One-Profit price is considered! You will find motoring thrill anew in the New President Eight. And it's well worth finding! ''5 horstp&wcr . . . bad icaiing fpring thtukles . . . Ihudaiile hydraulic shock ab sorbers . . . dual carburetion . . . non-shat-terabie windshield . . . double-drop frame. STUDEBAKER The President Eight The Commander . The Dictator The m stinc Six r 1 10 ' ' AT t H Studcbaker Dealers Mercury frore at room temperature Wider ressure of ?to,6uu pounds althouW it normally freezes a forty degrees beloy zero or 1(4) O ri.i--ifld a-lvertisii ?etsult?j Saririg Accounts In this country !iavt0inultiplie,l iiuiny tint's over in the ms l'u venrs. Have yon been one ol' hriftV UUVeiS F I X A X C I A L IXDKPEXL). KXl'K yiws a sense of security that can't be ik'ncribed. Let lis show yuu how easy it is to at tain it. "Partners in Community Development ,J - mm LIGHT MODELS AND PRICES 1350 1675 ' 1265 f 800 t 395 1045 I llCTtlt Phone 461
