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PAGE TWO » THE FEATHERHEADS FRIDAY, APRIL 28, 1933. VERNONIA EAGLE, VERNONIA, OREGON f By Oiborne He’s Convinced TIMBER LINE STAFF EDGAR CRAWFORD Editor MARGARET McDONALD Assistant Editor DOROTHY GUIN Feature Reporter CLASS REPORTERS Harvey Edens ............ Senior Millicent Ratkie —....... Junior Bert Eastman ...... Sophomore Alice Hoffman ...... Freshman WAKE UP! Now that the end of the school Thompson’s Siding, where he is j Tracey place this summer. The visited their folks at Mist Thurs- year is coming closer, the nomi-; plied much humor with their plot longingly out of the window? . . nation and election of student tings. The guilty persons includ Why did Bob Cline look so sad now working in a logging camp place has been vacant since the day evening. at the thought of having to wash ed Ronnie Melville who imperson body officers for next year should ¡n which he was previously em- j first of the year. year, | Bert Eastman and his son Lloyd be completed soon. Plenty of ated the real Ronnie, Derby, a his moustache off after the play ployed. I Miss Annie McMullen from called on friends at Natal Sun- time is essential for the intelli-| foreign woman, Travers, the but last Friday night? A solution, Ro Mr,. Jake Neurer bert! Grow a waterproof one. . . Mr. and Mrs. Jake Neurer Portland ■was here to see her sick day evening. gent selection of capable leaders ler, and Velvet, a city crook. for the next school year. Action A complete list of the charac Why does Leona New talk so spent Sunday afternoon at the brother, Robert McMullen, this Flovd Deeds and Lee Osborn much? Put that down in unans should be started immediately by, ters who appeared in the play Clark and Wilson are now run- home of Mr. and Mrs. Bert East- week, attended the dance at Winema werable questions list. . . Why the nominating committee so as follows: The J. M. McCormick family ls»t Saturday evening. to pick out all possible candidates Mona Carlton, Joy Bush; Paul the last minute rush for credits ning a telephone extension line man. for the different offices. i D’Albert, Clarence Lindsay; Agnes by seniors? . . Why are the Tim down Hie river as far as Cedar, Clarence Milton drove to Rai-1 berline reporters so “ ambitious ” There is perhaps nothing creek for future service. Melville, Marjorie Meeker; Vel- nier on business Tuesday return- important in a school organiza- vet, , Ivan ... __ _ Emily Temple, (?) ? . . Where does Clarence Reed; County Agent Geo. Nelson was ing that evening. I Lindsay get all his tact that he tion as the spirit and ambition Louiit, whit ell; nuvos, ..a. .e ............ : Travers, Harve of Edens; Mrs. Rachel vurivvn, Carlton, vs- Dor- uses with the teachers? . . Where here last week looking over dairy; Bob Mathews moved a logging v, its officers. v«««vcao. The -.... student bodysl miens; lurs. wacoei activities. reflect the work of the.9thy (¡win; Serena Carlton, Eliza- did Margaret get that chicken herds for their club work next donkey and equipment from I leaders. If they are capable, ui_ ev beth Piert; Ronald Melville, Bob she was carrying around the month. Stony point last week for Reed | erything is fine. Besides being Cline; David Arden, Edgar Craw school? . . Where did all the Mrs. Mary Peterson, Mrs. Alice “interior decorators” in the jun Holding, who purchased it some capable they should not be afraid ford; Derby, Leia Beveridge. Lindsay, Clarence Lindsay, Floyd of work. A large crowd, paying $64, wit ior class acquire their talent? . . time ago. Why do all the gum chewers Deeds, Noble Dunlap and Jake ___ _________ Vernonia nessed the play. Every student _ in 1 Robert McMullen, the son of crowd around Ivan Reed? Magne Neurer were Portland business high feel .. it his i.:„:. school should ___ I tism. . . Why does Ed Roediger folks the past week. ■Mr. and Mrs. Dave McMullen, is I or her privilege to see that good CARNIVAL DATE SET AT delight in juggling ink bottles? people are picked to fill the va MAY 12: COMMITTEE from --------- seriously pneumonia Mrs. Mae lviciviunen •* ill with - r ------ ~ at ¡ McMullen i iroin cancies left by this year’s offi-1 CHOOSES MANAGER Clap, clap. . . Where do the jun iors get their grand collection of Pebble creek is at the home of his home' Dr- R- D- EbX is the cers. He or she should also think about iut the characteristics desirable May 12 was set as the date pictures? A beauty loving class, Mr. and Mrs. Dave McMullen attending physician. | Mr. and Mrs. Ross Duncan in each officer ouicer and then should for f])e spring carnival, by the no doubt. . . Why does Bill Lumm Natal. by paying now spend some time selecting a par-1 carnival committee composed of like to argue? He takes the Thomas and her motored down the river Sunday. Mrs. John ticular individual whom he be Clarence Lindsay, chairman, Eliz prize. . . Why does Florence Wall Lester were in Portland l Frank a "d Richard Peterson, lieves capable. Great care should abeth Piert. Reba Adams, Bill chew her gum so loudly? . . Just small son 1___ ’ (Jake Neurer, Noble Dunlap, Ira for your Vernonia Eagle be exercised in this selection that Lumm, Harold Heenan and Anna how much time (in minutes and last week visiting relatives. a isn’t . ■ necessarily picked De Vaney, at a meeting last Tues- seconds) does there remain for Nels Rogers left last week for Peterson, Lee Osborn, Mary Bur- - person r.—----- ------ , . - •, according to his athletic, ability day At the same meeting Edgar this school year? Beatrice Perry, William ------------------------------------------- jris, at $1.00 a year Special or popularity—entirely. Of course Crawford was selected as mana- - .. n Pringle and L. A. Peterson were every leader should be somewhat i ger with Clarence Lindsay as his WHAT THE CLASSES in Vernonia last weekend. popular, but the biggest factor in assistant. ARE DOING 50 per Bargain Rate Bernice Smith from The Dalles the choice of a person to fill an Action has been started to ob- office is character and leader ¡tain suitable plans for the event. is now at the home of Mr. and ship. No person, no matter how Social science: Civics, making Mrs. J. W. Neurer. cent of the regular price he excels in athletics or how pop ¡SENIORS LEAD IN FIRST Mr. and Mrs. F. Claude Steph booklets. American history, Am The Natal telephone line was ular he is, can lead who does not OF INTERCLASS MEETS erica After the War. World his ans, Dean Stephens, Mrs. H. have the qualities of leadership. tory, World War. Economics, La Veal and Claude Veal were din out of commission for a few days —good within the Verno He should be a person of cour Ira Peterson repaired the line. Eight points is the extent of bor Problems. age, tact, courtesy, friendliness, the the seniors’ lead over their near- Dorothy Melis from Mist is Science: Chemistry, Manganese, ner guests Sunday of Mr. and even perseverance and es(, • opponents, the juniors. The Chronium, Cobalt and Nickel. Ag Mrs. L. L. Wells at Treharne. ---- ----- temper, r working for Mrs. Frank Peter- nia Trading Area only honesty. Above all, ’ 4.1 -- he --- should beisenj _ ors _ .mu had . . last V . ......I...... Monday 24 points riculture, Home Garden. Junior I- ------ — - --- - - - a._ --- . ---- — * f-v.a.iw Velma Veal returned Sunday | L ’ - ------- l!_x J..i — _ . able to l>stcn to the advice of to . 16 for the juniors. The sopho- science, Electricity in the Home. front a month’s visit with rela son this week. others and obey commands as well ¡core's followed'" with four and'the Little Norma Peterson is out Mathematics: Algebra II, Sys as give them. freshment with one. of school for a few days with a tem of Equations. Solid geome tives at Seaside. A student should not think for| A .. summary of event and v their . Ed Roediger and son Johnny bad cold and sore throat. try, Spheres. Plane geometry, Re a moment that the nominations results up to Monday follows: are putting in spring grain for view. Frank Rinck from Bankn was made by the nominating committee | shotput — First, Art Nanson, Commerce: Bookkeeping, Con here this week with a truck load are final and the only ones that senior; second, Bill Lumm, junior; signments. Shorthand, Review. Chas. Justice. Mr. and Mrs. James Groat of of farm horses. can be made. This is in no sense'third De Loss Powell, junior. Dis- I Typing I, Lesson 101. Typing II, true. The function of the commit-1 tam e 37 feet. Project 7. Commercial arithme Necanicum were weekend visitors Jim Moran is farming the Hy tee is to make the students’ task ! Discus — First, Don Holtham, tic, Interest. with the II. Veal family. easier. It is the duty of every ¡junior; second, Bill Lumm, jun- English; English II, Lady of Alvin Herrin returned from member of the student body asjior; third, Edgar Crawford, sen the Lake. English IV, Develop where he was working nlear Vista well as the right, to make what ior. Distance, 92 feet. ment of Ancient Literature. Eng Javelin — First, Art Nanson, lish VI, A Tale of Two Cities. House for a short visit with his ever nominations he or she may Money in circulation is money at work—money that desire at the time of election. senior; second, Bob Cline, senior; English VIII, Victorian Roman family. is hoarded is money idle. Make use of your cash. Don’t forget that fact, fellow stu third. De Loss Powell, junior. Dis ticism and Realism. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Mackie and It will earn for you if trade at our store. dents. If you have a nomination tance, 143 feet. Foreign Languages: French I, Mrs. Lucy Hobson of Portland Pole Vault — First, Bob Cline, Interrogative adverbs. French II, you wish to make, conquer your visited at the home of J. T. _____ . ___ ___ nomina- senior; second. Holly Holcomb, Maupassant’s stories. timidity and ____ make that tion from the floor when the time ¡sophomore; third, Earl King, Brady on Sunday. comes. Nobody will bite you, and I sophomore. Height, 9 feet, H. Veal is now employed by the nominees already selected' High Jump — First, Bob Cline, AMONG OUR NEIGHBORS James Groat at Seaside. He left r; second, Bill Lumm, junior; Free Delivery enii Phone 721 aren’t going to have their feel for work Saturday. third, Hamp Roberson, freshman. ings hurt a bit. I SENIOR CLASS GIVES Mrs. Hagglerman, who was con Start thinking about that mat Height, 5 feet, 5 inches. 5c The other events were run off PARTY FOR JUNIORS fined to her bed with illness, is PORK AND BEANS, Can ter right now, students, and don’t let up until you've reached the Tuesday and Wednesday. VAN CAMP’S—16-oz. size. Shld. PORK Roast now able to be u>p. decision as to whom you want for The senior class gave the jun Pound ........................... Alfred: Crawford sprained his each office next year. COMMITTEES FOR JUNIOR ior class a dancing party Thurs 25c JELL POWDER, 5 Package. PROM SWING INTO ACTION day evening. Music was furnished left arm by falling when he was choice flavors. H-D BRAND — Your by' the Rhythm Five. Entertain high jumping at school Wednes BEAR UP! Committees selected to make ment was given at intervals dur day of last week. 16c PINEAPPLE, can b,.b __ the ____ dance by Bud Draper Annually we have a season of arrangements for decorations, re- ing Fresh Side PORK Mr. and Mrs. Ward H'erridor, GOLD BAR—Sliced 2H’s school when each and every stu freshments and orchestra for the | singing Echo in the Valley and Betty and Laura Herridor of Pound .......................... dent is prepared to lay down his Junior Prom to be given tonight,| Sidewalk Waltz; June KallunkI ‘ *■ 1 work the first . of the, favored with _____ tap _________ dancing „ num- Hillsboro were Saturday guests 15c school books and take a i. refresh-[started . SPINACH, Tin I hers; and Kes Finley sang and of Mr. and Mrs. H. Veal. ing jump in the lake. That is the j *®££- GOLD BAR—2 Mi’s i is, played his own accompaniment, season when studies become aliso-| The decoration committee 11. Mr. and Mrs. N. Spofford and Ii’ivn Foot I? .•.nt Ttun T.ittli» Girl (»11’1 Two, and Little lutely boring and the whole world composed of DeLoss Powell, Five son Arthur returned last we<ek 25c Leg Pork ROAST CORN, 2 cans for ............ seems to adopt a lazy aspect. Jeanette John. Mary Ann Childs, Dressed in Blue. DEL MAIZ NIBLETS—l’s flat. Refreshments were served just from a two months visit in Idaho. Pound ........................... Sleep in 111 I class la.-'.l rooms I <>»»111.-1 kJ over »VI Latin 14HIIII Florence Wall, Warren Aldrich, til l and algebra books becomes the Donald Holtham, Bernice Updike before the close of the party. Miss Elna Spencer is visiting A splendid time was enjoyed with friends in Portalnd this generally accepted habit of the in<i Dora London. On the commit* 10c STRING BEANS, Can atudent body in bulk. Every in- tee for refreshments are 1 auline and the juniors wish to thank the WILAMET BRAND — 2 ’ s. wieek. dividual is entirely ready to quit) Milne, Millicent Ratkie, Ethel Kei- seniors for the party.—From Tig Shldr. VEAL Roast 1 Ec Mrs. Ernest Sunell was a Ver- studying and sit in his desk gaz ly, Zonwejss Douglass, Anna De er Hi-Lites, Clatskanie high 25c SHRIMP, 2 Cans for Pound ......................... A nonia shopper Monday. ing indolently out at the inviting Vaney, Bert Mills, Vern Baker school. OTTER BRAND—l’s sunshine and the great outdoors. and Bill Lumm. Mary Ann Childs, Mrs. Chas. Justice and Mrs. That season is with us again, Florence Tichenor and Harold rRACK TEAM IS Britton motored to Buxton Friday Heenan make up the orchestra MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE, lb...... 29c friends, and we absolutely must committee. USING BALL PARK to spend a weekend with relatives. “Good to the last drop.” One-pound can. rise up “in arms” and fight off Pork SAUSAGE 1 Ap Mrs. II. Veal has been ill the this foe of contentment. Never DUAL MEET WITH Pound ........................... XW * The track team started using past week with bronchitis. lose sight of the fact that we the ball park last Monday to train 25c BRAN FLAKES, 3 Package. ....... CLATSKANIE SCHED must go at least three more weeks ULED FOR SATURDAY for the coming track meets. POST’S—“So effective—so good to eat.” to school whether we like it or The boys have been using the not. We might as well make the COUNTY MEET NEXT WEEK lawn at the high school to prac-i LOG CABIN SYRUP, Med. size can ... 40c best of it—or is it so bad after tice starting on while the field; all? It seems pretty tough, we ad "Matchless Maple Flavor.” Medium size. was being improved. — From Tiger i This Saturday, April 29, is the mit. to look at the luckv people date set for a dual meet with Hi I.ites, Clatskanie high school. basking in the beautiful spring Clatskanie high school. 16c ROLLED OATS, large package weather while we “slave" (?) ov Next Saturday the county meet QUAKER QUICK—Large sise. er our book. A. F. & A. M. rj 1 rf» I for the next 5 Tsk, task, Put such thoughts wjll be held at St. Helens. Vernonia Lodge No. 184 18c PANCAKE FLOUR, Lge. Pkge asdie, for life ...................... isn't all a bed of □ end 1 . months of A. F. & A. M. meets roses—not by a long ways. SPERRY—Large size. HI LIFE . . . at Masonic Temple, Read It and Weep Stated Communication “HOUSE OF A THOUSAND 8c SALT, 26-ounce package First Thursday of each THRILLS” DRAWS RE RHUBARB LESLIE’S—Iodized. Hi pals! Aha, aha. So! Tried month. 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