The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1914-12-24
GRADE STUDENTS RAISE
MONEY FOR LIBRARY
Program Is Financial Success, Net
ting Pupils Total of $46.15.

The entertainment given by the
grades Of Heppner school in the High
School auditorium on last Friday
evening was complete success, and
netted them $46.15 which is to be
used in buying books, pictures and
other equipment and embellishments
for the rooms of the grammar school.
The Idea is to get those things
necessary for bringing each room up
to the point of Standardization as
outlined by the state board of edu-
cation. And 1t will not take many
more entertainments of this nature
to bring about the desired result.
A splendid audience greeted the
children and each number of the pro-
gram received rounds of hearty ap-
plause. We like to see our young
sters perform and are proud to note
the progress they are making from
time to time as these entertainments
are presented. The appreciation Of
the patrons for the good work the
teachers are doing could not be bet
ter expressed than in the hearty re-
sponse that is made when treat Of
this nature is presented.
We shall make no attempt to in
dividualize but wish to compliment
each performer and the teachers of
each grade. They ali did well and
the manner in which all performed
from the least to the greatest. shows
the painstaking care of the teachers
in their instruction.
The program as carried out in full
follows, showing the part taken by
each grade:
7th and 8th GRADES
"The Millionaire Janitor."
Professor Flog. $3.50. Max Rogers
Janitor. 49,. -. Teddy Young
Earnest Student. Jasper Crawford
Mr.. Jennings, a patron. ....
Emile Groshens
Spinner. :. Joseph Vickers
Dubbs ............. Emery Gentry
Herald Jennings. :. Robert Notson
Other Students, Henry Aiken. Harry
Groshens, Merrill Perry, Dale Wat
kins, Earl Evans.
Star Drill
Neva Chidsey, Edna Mikesell,
Phelps, Arwilda Brown.
Ruth Van Vactor, Nellie Thompson,
Alma Akers, Gladys Wattenburger,
Helen Barratt, Cecile Devore, Loye
Devore, Lourrannah Groshens.
SIXTH GRADE
Animal Drill
Song-Ida Stevenson, Lois Hall,
Neva Chidsey, Edna Mikesell, Odile
Groshens, Virginia Currin.
Animals-Velma Brown, Thelma
Miller, Eddie Chidsey, Roland Hum
phreys, Edward Groshen, Gilbert Ma
honey, Alton Hayes.
5th GRADE
Letters to Santa Claus-Violet
Lena Thompson, Mary Clark.
Ethel Thompson, Cora MaesCraw-
ford, Ethel Hughes.
Santa Claus-Baird Patterson.
Saint Nicholas-Lawrence Will
kins, Herman Hill, Ralph Case, Ar
chic Cox.
3rd and 4th GRADE
Rope Drill.
Lowell Lucas, Ruth Tash, Evelyn
Blanche Groshens, Gle
one Andrews, Gladys Brown.
Play-Hiding the Presents.
Father ..........C Charles Church
Mother -. ........ Bernice Sigsbee
Sister ............W Willetta Barratt
Bob Paul Aiken
Uncle Jack. ....... Austin Smith
End and 3rd GRADES
Song
Mary Van Vactor, Helene Wells.
Myra Wells. Marguerite Hisler, Mary
Patterson, Mary Crawford, Alice Sar-
gent, Katheryn Brock, Elaine Sigs-
zee.
Three in Bed.
Jack Victor GroShens
Bob Johnny Turner
Harry ............ Francis Gentry
1st GRADE
Man. :. Paul Hisler
Little Old Woman. Evelyn Hamilton
Little Old Man. :. .Crocket Sprouts
Fox. Sam Van Vactor
COW Mary Case
Three Threshers, William Driscoll,
James Thomson, George Thompson
Three Mowers, Tom Wells, Vawter
Parker, Robert Tash.
some Excellent Hood River Apples.
j. r. Nunamaker has on display
It the store of Heppner Milling Co.
100 boxes of fine Hood River apples
packed at his orchards. The fruit
S choice and extra choice pack, and
VI the various standard varieties. A
good time to supply your cellar with