The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1918-03-29
School Notes.

Roll of Honor, Month ending Mch.
"a:
First Grade. Fay Berlin, Chester
Dugger, Ralph Keller. Elver Miller.
! Emma Ringel. Thelma Schrimpf, Lois
Smith, Elizabeth Steele, Ralph Cars
tens.
Second Grade. Mary Berliu, Ray
mond Burke, Marjorie Booher, Lepha
Cox. Beatrice Dickinson, Dorothy Gels
sci, Carolyn Kidder, George Pambrun.
Athena Russell Alwyn Russell.
Third Grade. Belle Anderson, Mel
vim Coppock, Edna DeFreece. Donald
Haynie, Lois johnson, Dale Stephens.
Ronald Lieuallen, Fred Radtke.
| Fourth Grade. Gale Anderson Ches-
ter Cox, William Coppock, Alice
Huffman, Ray Huffman, Vera Miller.
Wilford Miller, Dean Pinkerton, Itol
Schubert, Arthur Taylor. Arthur Fos-
ter. Robert Carstens.
Fifth Grade. Dorothy Berlin, Stan.
ley Bush, Wilbur Harden, Ruth Hutt,
Blanche Johnson. Donald Johnson,
Marvel McAlexander. Fly Pambrun,
Velton Read, Elmo Russell. Dalberth
Taylor. Ruth Williams, Reeve Belts,
Frank Carstens, Ellen Henry.
Sixth Grade. Brooks Anderson,
Beula Banister, Myrtle Downing,
Verva Gross Tom Kirk. Alton Lieu
allen, Bessie Martin, Gertrude Martin,
Vernon Miller. Elsa Ringel, Dorothy
Koepke.
Seventh Grade. Lee Banister. Sa-
die Pambrun, Eva Carsten, Conrad
Miller, Edra Cartano, Eddie Evan,
Thelma Crabill, Mildred Stanton,
Frank Williams. Audra Winship Lu-
cinda Dell, John Pinkerton, Delbert
Read.
Eighth Grade. Helen Downing,
Savannah Smith, Lloyd Mathers,
Kohler Belts, Nyna Tharp, Dollie Ban
lister, Willard Parker.
High school, Freshmen. Elizabeth
Mathers. Frank Miller, Edna Pinker-
ton, Betheen Read, George Lieuallen.
| Sophomores. -Areta Littlejohn, Belle
Pambrun.
Juniors. - Evalyn Hurd, Frances
Williams,
Seniors. Angie Pambrun, Connie
Baker.
| Another part of the performance for
the last number of the lyceum course
has been selected. There is to be a
group of girls representing notable
women, as follows: Madame Poin-
caire, represented by Kathren Froome
Empress Dowager of Japan, Frances
William; Queen Mary of England,
Connie Baker; Queen of Belgium,
Areta Littlejohn; Cleopatra, Haze
Sanders; Mrs. Woodrow Wilson, An.
: gle Pambrun: Florence Nightingale,
Evalyn Hurd; Columbia, Annabal Nc.
Leod; A Red Cross Nurse, Enid Car.
tano.
A reception was given by the Soph.
omore class last Satui day evening to
the other members of the High school,
the faculty and the alumni. The room
was tastefully decorated in pink crepe
paper and Japanese lanterns and hang.
ing baskets. After an evening OF
games and general good time refresh.
ments were served.
Supt. J o. Russell visited in Pilot
Rock last Saturday, where he met the
school board and discussed business OF
interest to that school for the coming
year.
Mr.. Shaffner's manual training class
: is constructing a doll house for Miss
Sherman's room. The house is large
enough for the children to play in
and she is planningsto have them make
the furnishings for it.
The last literary society meeting Of
the year will be held on Friday. Apri
IL. An especially interesting program
has been arranged and the public il
invited. A special feature will be the
Spectator, which will be devoted t.
: the Seniors. The program will con
sist of song by the society; debate OF
the question; Resolved, that an ole
maids life is happier than an old bach
. elor's." with Belle Pambrun leading
! the affirmative and Henry Koepke thu
negative; Trio, Helen Russell, Con
ME Baker and Carrie DeFreece; Spec
, tator; Stunt, Ralph Haynie, Harry
. Martin and George Lieuallen; piant
, duet, Annabe Mcleod and Evalyi
Hurd; Recitation, Frank Miller
piano trio, Vernita Watts, Areta Lit
tlejohn and Mildred Winship.
Mrs. Arthur Coppock visited Miss
Lawson's s room last week.
i Chester Dugger, a pupil in Mis-
/ Sherman's room, had the misfortune
I to break his arm last S lnday.
: The 7th grade received a quarter day
5 holiday yesterday for being neither alb
sent or tardy for twenty consecutive
days.
= Visitors to Miss Shermf MS room thu
past week include, Mrs. Casper Wood
ward. Mrs. Geo. Woodward, Mrs. Chas
Gerking and Mrs. David Stone.
Helen and Olive Shick. who recent
5 ly returned from Oregon City, entered
! Miss Lawson's room Monday.
Theodore Goeving and Mary Buten
schoen of Walla Walla enrolled in th'
/ 5th grade this week.
At the midweek assembly Mis-
I Grant gave an interesting talk on th'
j preparation of the high school girl 6,
that she may be able to fill the plac,