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THURSDAY,
DEC
13
1973
YHS Rally
Falls Short
Of Victory
The Vernonia Loggers fell
short of a victory Saturday,
December 8. when they traveled
to Banks to play the Class AA
Braves
The first quarter looked pretty
gray for the loggers, as Banks
outscored them by twelve points
The period ended with the score
Vernonia eight and Banks twen
ty
In the second period the Log
gers added four more field goals
than did the opposition, but fouls
kept the lead out of their grasp in
the first half The half ended
seeing a score of 34-24 the
Loggers on the short end
Vernonia outscored the Braves
by two points in the third period,
as Digger fans began thinking a
victory was in the making The
quarter ended with the score at
36 to 44
The last period went fast when
the Loggers began to press the
home team and they fought their
way to within six points of the
lead before the buzzer sounded
to end the game
Coach Curtis believes the ma
terial is there if the team gets its
defense together, and keeps its
present attitude The Loggers
travel to Neah-Kah-Nie Tues
day, December 18
Wrestlers Take Loss
From Neah-Kah-Nie
Last Thursday night the Ver
nonia Loggers wrestled
the
Neah-Kah-Nie Pirates on their
home mat but were defeated by
the double " A " school.
Five of the wrestlers won their
match Rob Hanson. 106 lbs.,
took his match in the first round.
Gayle Slaughter. 115 lbs., also
got his in the first round. Jim
Thompson wrestling 157 lbs beat
his opponent in the second
round: Loy Moore weighing 168
defeated his man in the first
round and Dan McLean. 191 lbs.,
took his match in the first round
Cary Holsey one of the fresh
man wrestlers weighing 115 lbs
tied his match at 16-16
The wrestlers were defeated 32
to 41
THE TIMBERLINE
COMPILED
BY
THE
Parrow Warns
Bus Riders
Recently some of the VHS
students who ride the buses
home have been getting in the
way of the buses while they are
trying to park and load
To discourage this behavior
and perhaps to prevent someone
from getting injured Principal
Arthur Parrow came up with
three suggestions The suggest
ions were announced to the
student body over the intercom
system Tuesday, December 4
The first suggestion was to
extend the school day until buses
are parked and ready to load
Second, have students load the
buses in the lane between the
grade school and the high school
The third suggestion was to have
all students stay in the building
until buses are ready to load
These three suggestions need
not to be put into effect if
students riding the bus act
civilized and mature, instead of
acting like wild animals ripping
each other apart to get into the
bus
Some Toys Not
Fully Enjoyed
It's almost Christmas time,
the favorite time of the year for
manufacturers and big business
Christmas decorations have
been out since October Merch
ants have been advertising
"Christmas Specials" even be
fore Halloween was over
The stores are filled with all
kinds of new toys and games for
the Christmas Season, including,
expensive gadgets they want
people to buy for the kids
Buying expensive toys for kids
seems rather silly. L ittle kids
sometimes have more fun play
ing with the box or the wrapping
than they do with the toy that is
inside
People buy expensive paint
sets when the child would pro
bably have more fun with a box
of crayons and some paper or a
coloring book
Before one buys an expensive
toy for a child, we should stop to
consider whether or not the child
might have more fun playing
with a set of measuring spoons
they could find in the kitchen
Sauvies Provides
Ducks for Students
HOMELITE
TOY
CHAIN SAW
’ 7.95
Vi »calc replica of the
Homelite 150 Automatic
Chain Saw
* On-Off switch
* Sounds like a real
chain saw
* Non-cutting bead
chain rotates
* Release trigger and
chain stops
KEASEY'S
SAW SHOP
292 Bridge St.
429-5555
Dave Clason. Mr Carol Cla-
son. Jim King and Dale Webb
went duck hunting on Sauvies
Island. December 1
Jim and Dave had selected the
same unit in which they had
hunted the last time they were at
Sauvies. and Mr Clason and
Dale hunted a unit in which they
had never hunted As the trip
turned out Mr. Clason and Dale
had the better success with Dale
bagging two mallards and one
w idgeon and Mr Clason bagging
two mallards Jim and Dale
were skunked in their favorite
unit except for the Mallard
drake they found crippled in the
water The weather conditions
were too good and this put the
birds high in the sky
School Menu
Mon.. Dec. 17 - Spaghetti, green
beans, tossed salad, cinnamon
rolls, milk
Tues.. Dec 18 Turkey, chow
mein white rice, rolls, jello,
cookies, milk
Wed., Dec 19 - Sloppy Joes,
corn, fruit, cookies, m ilk.
Thurs.. Dec 20 - Mashed Po
tatoes, hamburger g r a v y ,
peanut butter, honey sand
wiches. fruit, milk
Fri., Dec 21 Hot dogs, dill
pickle rings, potatoe chips, ice
cream, m ilk
VERNONIA
HIGH
SCHOOL
Student Council
Minutes —
The meeting was called to
order December 5, by president
Steve Johnston with Dick Bruns
man leading the council in the
flag salute
The minutes of the previous
meeting were read
Student Council fund raising
ideas were discussed Chris Col
lins suggested maybe a dance on
December 14. but Arthur Par-
row, principal, stated that there
is another dance scheduled on
that date Sandy Tupper then
asked if a Christmas tree sale
would go over There was some
discussion and the question was
dropped
Parrow said activities could be
banned due to the energy crisis
Dewey Conroy asked the coun
cil to start thinking about a
Christmas present for Jaime
Reynoso
The Christmas assembly was
next on the agenda There was
some discussion. Connie Kvser is
to ask Mrs Juanita Arrant if
part of the Hawaiian Program
can be used
Volunteers were asked to help
on the Christmas program They
areas follows Dick Brunsman.
Dewey Conroy, Renee Reck,
Connie Kvser, Vicki Gilliland.
Steve Johnston and Sandy Tup
per
The senior class volunteered to
furnish the tree in the main hall
this year
Student Council is in charge of
tile concessions at the Banks
game JV first half - Vicki
Gilliland and Sandy Tupper
Second half Connie Kyser and
Renne Reck Varsity first half -
Judi Eide and Dawn Beamish
Second half Mark Hopkins and
Randy Hanson
Language Club petitioned to
have a party at Miss Frank s
house December 10. from 7 to 10
p.m The petition passed
The Freshman class petitioned
a bake sale December it, during
the noon hour at both the high
school and grade school
Eight grader. Dan Samples
proposed to keep the outdoor
bulletin board up to date His
proposal was accepted.
Chris Collins inquired about
the fire d rill list It w ill be made
up as soon as possible.
Steve Johnston wrote to Earl
Blumenhaver and asked him to
speak at a special student body
assembly, but has not received
any answer
The meeting was then ad-
jorned
Respectfully submitted.
Sandra Tupper
VHS "Stats" Class
Is Gathering Data
The Statistics class w ill be
doing nine week projects for Ken
Roberts that should have very
interesting results
The projects w ill take about
three weeks to complete and w ill
make up 58 percent of the nine
week's grade As an added
bonus, anyone getting a "one”
w ill not have to take the semes
ter test To complete the project,
the students w ill need to use
everything that the class had
learned the first semester
The projects have to be normal
distributions, so the students can
graph and find averages and
other important statistics Some
of the statistics that w ill be
discovered are about shoe sizes,
football scores, grade
point
averages, test scores, and other
physical characteristics
In the next few weeks, the
statistics students w ill be asking
about other students and the
faculties vital statistics and
measurements
It
shouldn't
alarm anyone, i t ’s all in the
name of mathematics.
JOURNALISM
('LASS
JVs Suffer
Defeat On
Home Court
The Vernonia loggers JV
Basketball Squad suffered a 51 to
54 loss to the Banks Braves on
the Vernonia Court Friday. De
cember 7.
The game started off with an
optimistic first quarter when the
Loggers had a 13 to 7 lead at the
end of the period.
The end of the half saw a 25 to
25 tie, with Harold Pittman of
Banks leading all scorers with
ten points Brian Traylor had
eight, and Ron Gardner had six
to lead Logger scores
To start the second half Chris
Crowston came on for Vernonia
to score ten points and kept the
Loggers one point behind the
Braves with a third quarter
score of 38 to 39
The fourth period was lacking
neither excitement or spirit
when Randy Parrow and Chris
Crowston fouled out and the
game ended with the score
Vernonia 51. and Banks 54.
The JV ’s w ill (ravel to Neah-
Kah-Nie witli the Varsity Squad
Tuesday. December 18.
VHS Student Enjoys
New Locker Door
At the beginning of the school
year, Chris Collins was issued a
¡ocker with a faulty door This
door was brutally assaulted
throughout the school year by
many students As the year
progressed the hinges gave out
one at a time until the bottom
hinge was the only one left The
door was maliciously attacked
and removed from the one
remaining hinge by a brutal
person who shall remain name
less
Chris continued to use this
door even though it was hinge
less Then one evening aftei
basketball practice, he went to
his locker and the door was
missing After hours of search
ing and questioning eye witness
es. the door was located in the
first stall of the ladies' room He
refused to go in after it. and had
a senior girl retrieve it for him
He then delivered it to the office
as a Christmas present for the
principal
After veiled threats by both
parties the situation was re
solved by moving Chris to
another locker and replacing the
door on his old locker After
witnessing the fine quality of
work done on his old locker he
promptly relocated himself back
where tie bad started He par
ticularly likes his new door
because it is the onlv green one
in all of VHS
NOW IN VERNONIA ON TUESDAYS ANO FRIDAYS
10:80 A.M. to
A.M. to
B ridge and W eed Avenue 1«:M
4:30 P.M.
3:M P.M.
Providing complete savings and loan services pins:
Goal Getter Club Benefits
Ticket Agency Service
fre e Cheek Cashing. Money
Orders, I ravelers ( hecks
S & H (»reen Stamps
f ree Movies for Ladies
f ree G ift o f the Month
SAWDUST
The students in forestry are
making fishing poles which
range from fly poll
Dies to salmon
poles. Usually only the students
in forestry make poles, but this
year a couple of other individ
uals were, hesitatingly, allowed
to make them
The Vernonia High School
Teachers w ill have their annual
Christmas party in the high
school Home Economics room
Friday, December 19
Ward Nelson was absent from
school Thursday, December 6,
and Dewey Conroy entertained
the chorus by playing his guitar
and singing
On Tuesday, there was a
repairman out in the hall seven
th period fixing and filling the
m ilk machine that has been
broken down for about a month
This History classes have dis
cussed world problems for the
last two days, instead of working
out of the book
Steve Johnston was riding a
ten-speed down the halls of VHS
Monday afternoon.
Larry Rorglund. a VHS grad
uate of 1971, visited the high
school December 5 while on
leave from the navy.
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The JV
basketball
team
showed their endurance with a
41 49 victory over the Braves, on
Bank's home court.
The first half was very drawn
out because of the score differ
ence, with the Vernonia learn
out scoring the Bank's team by
almost 3 to 2. with a half time
score of 24-14 The VHS learn
racked up 15 fouls in the first
half
During the second half the
JV's scored 14 points to the
Braves 13, which put the score at
38-27 as the third quarter closed
Three of the top Vernonia five
had fouled out by the middle of
the fourth quarter The Banks
offense dominated the fourth
quarter by out-scoring the Ver
noma team 13-3
High scorers for the JV's were
Kris Crowston, 11; Ken Eiuie
berg. 8, Boh Brooks, 8
Pep Assembly Held
Before First Game
The Pep Assembly was held
last Friday before the Bank’s
game.
The skit was the most exciting
part of the j>ep assembly. The
cheerleaders placed some tea
chers on one side and the
cheerleaders find a student on
the other side; they placed Mr
Taylor on his hands and knees
with two towels on his hack
The teachers proceeded to
bargain lor the student by filling
cups with water and putting
them on Mr Taylor's back After
they were finished, they left Mr
Taylor in the middle of the floor
with five cups of water on his
back
He cleverly turned over fast
enough so he didn’t get wet The
moral of the skit was "A good
wrestler never gits pinned ”
Donna Willard Gives
Unusual Speech
The members of the VHS
speech class have been giving
process demonstrations in class
this past week
The most complicated and
unusual one was given by Donna
Willard, who showed how to put
on scuba diving equipment
While she did this she gave a
speech on scuba diving, and
scuba diving equipment
Donna's speech was so suc
cessful that Mrs Alvidu Hearing
invited Chris Boyle’s psychology
class to come in near the end of
the period, while she gave a part
of her speech over, as she
removed parts of her scuba
diving equipment
The total weight of her equip
ment is approximately fifty
pounds The cost of the equip
ment is about four hundred
dollars Donna said that it takes
ten weeks of lessons, one and
one-half hours in class, and one
and one-half hours in the pool,
each week, to receive a c e rtifi
cate
Donna has received her ce rti
ficate and is a qualified NAUI
(National Association of Under
wafer Instructors) scuba diver
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1-ast Thursday, December 6,
F T A and Language Club had a
meeting in Hoorn 3 to discuss the
two clubs getting together to
stuff Christmas stockings for
underpriveledged children in the
Portland area.
Chris Collins and Ronda Smith
are the two Red Cross Repre
sentatives from Vernonia They
both received information from
the Red Cross organization con
cerning stuffing stockings Since
Chris is president of Language
Club and Ronda is president of
F T .A ., they decided to have
both clubs get together
Each person was told to ask
two or more people to help them
put candy and other things in the
stockings and write the names of
the people they w ill have help
them on a piece of paper to give
to the advisors at the meeting
next week
There are currently 10 Ver
nonia High School graduates
attending Oregon State Univer
sity, with a total of 101 students
from Columbia County enrolled
at OSU
St. Helens has 29 students,
Scappoose 19, Clatskanie 14,
Rainier 11 Warren 8, Columbia
City 7, and Deer Island 2
Clatsop County has 112 stu
dents at the Corvallis school.
Of the total enrollment of
15,517 nearly 13,000 are from
Oregon Forty-eight of the 50
states and «1 foreign countries
are represented in the student
body.
Six Sludenis Take
Betty Crocker Test
On December 4, six VHS
students took a Betty Crocker
lest sponsored by General M ills
for a scholarship
The six students were Greg
Bellingham, Dan Brunk, Scott
Cameron, Judy Meier, Koxyne
O’Neil, and Vickie Serby.
The students won't know the
results of the contest for approx
imately six weeks
Tuesday, December 4, the
Seniors and the Freshman held
class meetings
The seniors chose their an-
noueements which w ill be blue
with a dark blue trimm ing, gold
crest and gold printing January
3, Paul Naudain from Master
Engravers Inc. w ill be here to
take their orders
The class also looked at class
keys, necklaces, etc , and w ill fill
out orders for them soon.
This w ill be the first year in
many that the Senior class will
graduate in two different colors;
they w ill be Princes; Blue for the
girls robes and Regal Blue for
the boys
The class has also turned in
their full names to be printed on
their dipolmas
Ereshman met and discussed
money projects They petitioned
to have a bake sale last Tuesday
at both the grade school and the
high school, which was a Christ
mas bake sale.
They also w ill petition to have
a Christmas Dance December 14
and have decided that it w ill be
informal
U.S Air Force Master Ser
grant Janies R Caywixxl. son of
U.S Navy Chief Petty Officer
and Mrs James D Caywixxl, Rt
1. Hanks, has arrived for duty at
Ent AFB, Colo
Sergeant Caywixxl. a com
putcr systems technician with a
unit of the Aerospace Defense
Command, previously served at
Ubon Royal Thai AFB. Thailand
He is a 1958 graduate of
Vernonia High Schixil
Dean R Tankersley, son of
Mr. and Mrs A.R Tankersley,
has reported for duty at Whidhey
Island following completion of
training in San Diego, Califor
ilia He is with the commisary
division of the navy.
Friends may w rite Dean at the
following address
Dean R Tankersley
SUG Division
NAS Whidbey Island
Oak Harbor. Washington 98278
Steelhead Strike
Lines In Nehalem
There were scattered reports
of steelhead
having
been
caught in th«- Nehalem river this
last week
Muddy water has kept most
fishermen from beginning their
winter activity
SALE TIME
Gifts fo r e v e ry o n e in the fa m ily
SALE N O W IN PROGRESSI
34 pc ,e i includes 8 each dinner plates, cups, saucers, soup/cereals.
plus platter and serving bowl Guaranteed 2 years against breakage
A Blue Spring-green & blue floral on white 138 2449
B Upsie Daisy yellow & green daisies on w hile 138 24 56
C Cortez Spanish yellow & green on celery 138 2464
D. Eldorado geometric black & brown on gold 138 2563
16-pc Texasware dinnerware set 138 2134 thru 138 21 83
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Af the start of the week, NHS
had a meeting to discuss the
traditional jobs the group has at
the Christmas program
Sacking candy is a tradition
for the club The group and their
advisor. Ward Nelson, talked
about ordering the "goodies”
that the sacks contain
They picked a committee,
open to anyone that is willing to
work, to decorate the booth in
which Santa Claus w ill sit.
Next, they discussed ta »P in,
the rhixising of new mem ilx' ?rs,
and about inititating them into
the club at the Christmas pro
gram
Money-making ideas were also
discussed and they made a list of
members of the Chamber of
Commerce to ask donations
from them for their club
Wool prices are up about 30
percent over a year ago
$ 7 .4 7
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13 PC. HI SPEED
DRILL SET
IRWIN 6 PC.
WOOD BIT SET
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13-piece set packed in plastic
carrying case Sizes 1 /1 6 " thru
1/4 " 30 0 7622
NHS Holds Meeting
To Plan Christmas
Irwin augei spaedbor power
wood 6-pc bit set Sizes 3 /8 ”
thru 1" 300 5394
SELECT GROUP
OF
CHRISTMAS
TOYS
Goulds balanced
flow, no tank, no
extras shallow
w ell system
1/2 PRICE
On Sale Upstairs
$127.00
BRUNSMAN
HARDWARE and ELECTRI
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F U R N IT U R E
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Use An Eagle Ad
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THOSE WHO
SERVE
VHS Seniors Choose
Language Club Meets
Blue Announcements
With FT A In Room 3
Ten VHS Sludenis
Are Enrolled At OSU
MOBILE
BRANCH
OFFICE
JV Team Fights
Way To A Victory
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