St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1921-10-28
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

Ht CldSScS VI uIStOTy dUu
commercial geography had an
enjoyable hike to Terminal No.
a Wednesday afternoon, SUPER
intended by Miss Davis, Miss
Gore and Mr.. Durckleberger. The
object of the trip was to see the
three boats in the harbor. The
classes were allowed to go on the
Northumberland. a British ves-
sci, and one of the largest ever
in a Pacific coast harbor. Ii was
taking on a large cargo of ap-
Piles from the Oregon country.
The classes were also permitted
to inspect the Japanese passen-
ger ship. The main object of the
trip, however, was to see grain
loaded in bulk on the AbercUs.
Before leaving the classes were
taken through the elevator under
the direction of an expert guide.
The prizes for the paper cam
paign were awarded in assembly
Thursday morning, The eighth
termers having secured more
pounds of paper per capita, won
the first prize, j. j. Hi ban.
ner. A second prize was awarded
by the Hi Y boys to the class hav-
ing the greatest number of
pounds. This prize. dish Of
ice cream, served TO each men,
ber of the class, was awarded to
the fifth term class. AS a re.
ward for our efforts in this
campaign q maquerade party has
been planned for the members
of the student body. Committees
have been appointed and are
now planning the evening. A
good time is assured and all are
eagerly awaiting October the
2Sth.
Thursday noon of October Goth
a Halloween luncheon prepared
by the Domestic Science girls of
the James John High. was
served TO eleven members of the
st. Johns Community Welfare
Committee by Mary Taylor and
Fern Clute. These girls were
dressed as witches and the
room was decorated with beauti-
ful flowers and the usual Hallow-
cen symbols. The guests assured
the girls that they were served
with a most delicious luncheon.
Friday afternoon the girls of
the Hiak Klatawa Club met to
initiate the new members. At
four fifteen O'Clock about.
twenty-eight girls were blind
folded and the sophisticated
members. taking the initiates
by the hand, led them through
the mysterious rites deemed nee.
essary for initiation. lastly ex-
acting vows TO be true members
Of the Hiak Klatawa Club.
After this games were played
until refreshments. consisting
Of sandwiches. salad and apples.
were served. The happy crowd
OF girls broke up at six o'clock
and the new members felt them.
selves duly included in the club.
The Girls Athletic Asso. met Oct.
goth for the purpose OF eleeting
faculty advisor aud a new basket
ball manager. Miss Gore was chosen
faculty advisor and Laura Lott,
basket ball manager. The organiEa.
ton OF tennis and volley-ball teams
was discussed, but nothing definite
was decided upon. The basket ball
captains from the various classes
decided TO meet Wednesday for the
purpose OF drawing up a schedule
Tor the basket ball practice.
The fifth term class party was
given Friday evening at the home
)i Helen Babe. The success OF the |
party was aided by Mr.. Getz, the
Games aud dancing
were the chief forms OF amusement
Tor the evening Delicious refresh
nents of pumpkin pie with whipped |
cream was served.
The girls literary clubs of the
different high schools were enter
.ained Monday afternoon at the
Washington High, The entertain
nent consisted Of a play, several
songs aud a reading. The remainder
If the time the girls spent in dane,
ng. After this refreshments were
'erved. Each president of the va.
'ious clubs was called upon TO give
short talk The James John
'hilathenaeum members enioyed