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NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, THURS., JANUARY 13, 1938 NYSSA JUNIOR GATE CITY JOURNAL Published by Students of Nyssa High School i Southern Branch. Individual cham Schools represented were the Col tournament is proceeding very nice way? that made him blush so—Santa GIRL’S LEAGUE MEETING— Claus must have picked sweaters There was a Girls’ League execu ly. Four games are played every Jack Me.: Does she, why she pionship was awarded to Marjorie lege of Idaho, Idaho Southern, Boise Miller and Charlotte Stone of the Junior College and the Northwest and gloves off the bushes: everyone and Thursday ,two games writes her own diary a week ahead College of Idaho. Nazarene College at Nampa. seem to have received either one or tive meeting Thursday noon, con at Tuedsay noon and two from three to four. of time. the other—It seems there is always sisting of the officers and a repre —N. H. 8 — someone in the office inspecting the sentative from each class. The girls Mausling. Keck and Smith are new clock—Why do people get in met for the purpose of writing their now leading, having won all their John J. 8 : What makes a balloon such a rush to get in a room that constitution. They also selected a games. go up? • they break windows—Bob Madden is — N. H. 8.— A FEW O F O U R Milton 8: Hot air. said to be a “bum bowler"—Why did style of dishes for the school and SPORTS— John J.; What is keeping you Ellen M have Jack M. cornered in ordered 100 plates, cups, saucers, and studyhall—Lorraine Ridder is look dessert plates. The dishes will be Nyssa teams played Welser in the down. J A N U A R Y SPECIALS! ing for a successful farmer—We paid for by the Girls’ League, and new gym there on Saturday, Jan —N. H. 8.— wonder how Pansy S. will spend her the aim of the League for this year uary 8 The second string was vic $80; our detective saw her in the is to earn money for that purpose torious again and won by a score of Gene Gaston: What did you think the Grand Canyon? beauty parlor—Several girls (under —N. H. 3.— 21 to 16. The first team, however, of Joyce Ashcraft: Just gorges. the direction of Madame Poage) are G. A. A. MEETING— lost 2 3to 41. At the end of the first One Man Cross Cut Saw —N. H. 8 — preparing to join Fred Astaire in his half, the score was 14 to 12, but the next picture—Floy Byram wants to There was a G.A.A. meeting held Weiser team piled up most of their Life Insurance Salesman: At your be a movie star—Winifred Rogers Wednesday at 12:45. It was moved points in the quarter. Nyssa’s high death all you have to do is have playln "Tarzan" and climbing in and seconded, that the president point man was H. Wilson with ten these papers presented at our office Af t . $3 .7 5 -A y 2ft. $A.25 the rafters of the gym after the appoint a committee w> be In charge points. Horde of Weiser made thir and you will receive $5000 girls volley ball.—John J. avoiding of the O.A.A. locker After the teen points. Mr. Bailey: Do I have to call in Heavy 100% Deer Hair Welser lately—why?—Jimmie Sav meeting the committee r : t chosen. —N. H. S.— person or will they take my word age imitating quite successfully, an —N. H. 8.— The Nyssa basketball team played for it? aboriginal in English IV. H ARN ESS COLLAR SYMPATHY— the Nampa "Rising Suns” Tuesday —N. H. 8 — night January 4. The first team won LLOYD WILSON HONOR 1 X in. traces and breast We wish to extend our deepest with a score of 29 to 24, and the sec .... STUDENT AT UNIVERSITY HOW WE WASTE OUR straps sympathy to Verna Mitchell, at the ond team by 27 to 13. PADS TIME IN SCHOOL— 1 >4 in. by 20 foot lines death of her brother, and to Ken k How others waste time in school —N. H. 8 — neth and Raymond Pierce, at the University of Oregon, Eugene, I don’t know, for I’m so busy wast death of their father. On Friday, January 7, the Frosh iSpecial to the Nyssa Journal) Jan *1 .0 0 *65 ing time and rushing to make it up PAPER STAFF— played the second string with a score uary 13—Lloyd Wilson son of Mr. that I haven’t the time to watch —N. H. 8.— of 30 to 14, in favor of the latter. and Mrs. E. C. Wilson of Nyssa was Professional others. I get to school Just one min High point man for the Frosh were ne of 117 students who made the ute before the bell rings and meet LETTERMAN NEWS— Gibson and Callohan. with four honor roll for the fall term. Only Hickory AXE H A N D L E S 45c - 60c my antagonist in the hall. “Gosh!” The letterman’s club had their points each; for the second string, undergraduates of the high stand- Cards she says tantalizingly, "You never regular meeting Wednesday noon. Bill Wilson, with six points. tig of high B or above are included. could guess what I did last night!” Jack McKee, president, appointed a —N. H. 8.— Wilson is a freshman in business She then relates all the thrills of committee to plan a party for the The first team played the CCC r dministration and a graduate of WE RECOMMEND THEM her romantic evening and ten min lettermen Monday evening. Because and won 25 to 23. Ray, with nine Nyssa high school. Cut Your Farming Costs '----------------------------------------- utes later I rush into typing class. I other plans interfered it was later points, was high point man. run to the office for an excuse, back called off. The club is also making —N. H. S.— DEBATE CONFERENCE ENDS. to the commercial room, and settle for the smoker they are spon CARL H. COAD TWO C. OF I. STUDENTS WIN down to typing about 8:30. There is plans soring sometime during March. Mr. The Nyssa Bulldogs will meet the ATTORNEY-AT-LAW a half an hour wasted. Young and Mr. Parr say they $re Vale Vikings in a promising game At the beginning of shorthand, I PHONE 31 training early and expect to Friday, January 14, on the Vale College of Idaho, Caldwell— remember I need a notebook, and I starting have much better matches than were floor. Nyssa, Oregon (Special)—Saturday saw the finish slip quietly out of class and race to held last year. Thus far in the season Vale is of the first College of Idaho invi Fox’s store. I buy the notebook and —N. H. 8.— noted for being undefeated. tational debate conference for fresh- out the door. "Whats that?” Saturday the Bulldogs will meet men-sophomore teams. MAX S. TAGGART start None other than my favorite candy GIRLS PHYSICAL EDUCATION— Ontario on our floor. Vale has de The question debated was the na bar. which I purchase. When I get The Juniors and Seniors started feated Ontario twice this season. tional Pi Kappa Delta question. Re- back to the door I stuff the rest of the volley ball tournament last Fri ATTORNEY-AT-LAW —N. H. 8 — solved: that the National Labor Re the bar in my mouth, taking about m lations Board shall be empowered day, They played two games—the ten minutes to get it swallowed, new Western Hotel Building to enforce arbitration in all in being victorious the first JOKES— lipstick applied, and an Innocent Seniors and ending the game 21-13. The sec Mr. Smith: Why did you stop go dustrial disputes. look on my face. The minute I get ond The team championship was end game the Juniors lead 10-4. The ing with Miss Taylor? someone says, "I smell ed in a tie between the College of L. A. Maulding, M.D. onside be played off soon. Mr. Black: She is too dumb. candy!" By the time my explana tie All will those in G.A.A. Mr Smith: Why is she so dumb? Idaho and the University of Idaho, Physician and Surgeon tions are made, another half hour is points are now interested busily working on Mr. Black: I projjosed to her by Phones 37R and 37W wasted. mail and she married the mail car After shorthand comes French. tumbling. —N. H. S — Hours: 10 to 12 and 1 to 5 rier. After reciting for awhile and, be Daily—Except Sunday —N. H. 8.— ELECTRICAL lieve it or not. studying a little. I Wilson Building happen to think of a committee NEW BOOKS— CONTRACTING Dude R.: I can tell you the score John Deere Tractor meeting that should have been held A number of new books for the of the game before it starts. and days before. I run to all the library including a set of Encyclo Ed. B.: What is it? DR. E. D. NORCOTT three REPAIRING rooms, getting everyone together and pedia Britannica, have arrived, and Dude R.: nothing to nothing be DENTIST finally the meeting is over. Thirty more are expected soon. The books by Office Phone 35F2 minutes have elapsed again. have been numbered and classified, fore it starts.—N. H. S.— Licensed Electricians X-RAY EXAMINATIONS In English I sit in a perfect posi and student librarians are being State Approved Wiring NYSSA OREGON tion for playing “catch.” so as soon appointed for each period. The lib Roy Pounds: You say you have as recitation is over I start that. rarians already appointed are Vio- been here before. I don’t remember Material. PHONE 113 Gosh! how the time does fly. In my leta Powell. Dudley Mausling, Anne your face. TOWNSEND CLUB study hall usually more than thirty Haroldson and Margaret Klingback. Mr Young: Probably not, it's all NYSSA ELECTRIC SHOP NYSSA : : : : OREGON minutes are wasted. Then I go to —N. H. 8.— Next to Bakery healed up now. MEETINGS history, where I get in a heated dis —N. H. 8 — Meetings of the Townsend with my neighbor and waste GIRLS' LEAGUE— club are held once a month cussion more time. There was a Girls’ League meeting Verle: Does Ellen have her own In homes of members. So you see—I waste about one- held morning. The girls The Public is Invited half of every hour I’m in school. It passed Monday a number of motions. They D. R. Der ross ...... President seems I'll never catch up. Let me were: That a bulldog mascot be Mrs. A. V. Pruyn ...... Sec. think (If possible.) We go to school brought to the game Saturday night, seven hours a day. five days a week, abolishing the Black Legend, sleigh weeks a month, nine months a ing party to be changed to skating NYSSA LIBRARY four year—Say! Who started this any party, two girls from each class be way? OPEN SATURDAY appointed to help the original vaudeville committee, that we have Town Patrons......2:30 to 5:30 a lavatory committee. The girls Out-of-town Patrons discussed selling chances for the 2:30 to 7:30 clock, that was presented to the ALL PATRONS WELCOME school by Mr. Fred Koopman: but Advice To Mrs. Fred Marshall, Librarian no definite arrangements were The Road-Worn made. It was announced that Color Day NYSSA AERIE be January fourteenth.. + + + F. O. E. NO. 2134 E. W. PRUYN, Auto Repairing — N. H 8 — Meets Wednesday Night COLOR DAY— Nyssa, Oregon, AT EAGLES HALL Gentlemen: Friday, January 14. is to be the Visiting Eagles Welcome My headlights are almost swollen school Color Day. This is the first BERNARD FROST, Pres. shut, and my fenders and body are year that this day has been cele HARRY MINER. Sec. twisted into such horrible positions brated and the girls hope that every year following this one will have a hardly write this. CITY TRANSFER I can I hit a horse the other day. Never day similar to it. As of December 31, 1937 mind how it happened—I know it The date is set for January 14. TRANSFERRING because it is the day before Nyssa's hurt him, poor fellow, and it nearly RESOURCES and kil'ed me And I was so proud of my biggest basketball game. Col. Harry Andrews Cash on Hand and Due from Banks. .$34,413,086.21 TRUCKING beautiful fenders and attractive A committee of girls from the United States Government Bonds.... 50,108,183.00 $84,521,269.21 Phone 15 and Phone 28 Girls Leagu is making blue and curves. Livestock. Farm and Municipal and Other Bonds............................. 10,617,771.24 C. KLINKENBERG I use to be beautiful—my big white flowers to be sold Fiday at Purebred Real Estate Loans and Discounts.................................. 27,229,737.96 Masterful Bulck told me once I was school and at game Saturday even Stock in Federal Reserve Bank....................... 211,500.00 ing for ten cents. the trimmest young car he’d ever ROBT. D. LYTLE seen. And now—I look like an old Those not willing to show school A U C T IO N E E R Bank Premises (including Branches)........... 2,719,498.39 ATTORNEY spirit by buying these flowers and Safe Deposit Vaults......................................... 40,960.13 wreck. Even my lovely complexion And COUNSELOR-AT-LAW is gone wearing school colors Friday at 23 Years Getting the High $ $ $ Other Real Estate............................................. 270,625.28 I've heard your garage can do school and Saturday evening will First National Bank Building Customers’ Liability on Acceptances and Foreign Bills 536,712.29 wonders with bent, smashed cars. receive dire punishment! This See, Write or Wire Me Interest E arned................................................ 316,787.94 Phone 86 Please help me. before my Big Six means teachers and basketball play VALE OREGON calls Other Resources............................................... 51.93 again. I cou’dn’t bear to have ers. too! If you’re not wearing blue and LIABILITIES 1128.484,914.38 him see me this way. GUARANTEE WORK white flowers Friday and Saturday —ADDRE8S— In despair. Capital ..................................................... 14.600,000.00 out to the woodshed for YOU ! ! . WYCKOFF Sub-Deb Chewy. Surplus..................................................... 2,550,000.00 — N. H. 8.— Nyssa Gate City Journal Undivided P rofits................................... 1,913,913.32 JEWELRY STORE Nyssa, Oregon PHYSICAL EDUCATION— Reserves.................................................... 799,537.64 $ 9,763,450.96 Dear Sub-Deb Chewy: Official Time Inspector for Union Pacific Acceptances and Foreign Bills....................... 536,712.29 Give us a week, and we can The boys physical education Dividends Declared......................................... 78,750.00 ONTARIO OREGON straighten you out as good as new Interest Collected Not Earned....................... 12,090.56 A little patching, some fresh paint, Deposits: Demand and Time............. $106,468,844.57 and well have you as good as ever. OPTOMETRIST •Public F unds.................... 9.603,995.96 116,072,840.52 too. well fix your engine ao “See MrFall and See Better“ Then you 11 run smooth as can be. Other Liabilities................................. 1,070.03 Yours truly, "Both Public and Trust Fund« arc secured according to law $126.464,914.36 E W PRUYN, Auto Repairing The protection your Insurance offers is no Editor Ellen McConnell Assistant Editor ........... Irene Poage Sports ............ Edward Boydell and Bill Kurtz Society ............ . Dorothy Winters and Nellie Case Jokes ................ Jimmie Savage and Carl Choat Features Lucille Thrasher News Manager Winifred Rogers News ............... Thurman Englesby and Cleo Jordon G.A.A. and Girls League Alice Nye Reporter .......................... Dick Case Proof Reader ..... Marjorie Gahan Typists ................ Violet Powell, Martha Godwin and Zeola Benton —N. H. 8.— AROUND SCHOOL— Thursday seems to be the off day for most of the upper classmen; can it be the morning after the night before?—The blue and white school sweaters are getting more numerous in the halls—What did Mr. Hollen- berg say to Edward B. in study hall Baldridge Implement Co. Coiideiiwd Report THE UNITE!» STATES NATIONAL BANK of Portland, Oregon t Insureln SURE Insurance DR. J. A. McFALL * EYESIGHT SPECIALIST ONTARIO OREGON E. W. Pruyn Auto Repair Phone 56F2 Nyssa stronger than the insurance company behind the policy. O N T A R IO B R A N C H FRANK T. MORGAN Head OAea, Portland, Oregon DIRECT BRANCH OF THE UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK OF PORTLAND PHONE 31 ONTARIO, OREGON
