The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1921-10-07
INTERESTING FACTS AND FANC|ES
FROM OAKLEY RURAL HIGH SCHOOL
THE CLASSES ELECT oFFTCERs FOOTBALL SQUAD GIVEN
sENDoFF; RUPERT
LICK" WORLD; FREsHIEs THE
NUMEROUS ALSO

and in the last days there shall
be seven women hanging to one
mans coat-tail'--and perhaps more
if you go to Rupert. Ask Clifford
Whittle, the yell master, why he
wore his sweater at the dance. Fri
day night, after his return from Ru-
pert.
The football squad are expecting
great things from Jesese Bedke, q
new student, who played as end fos
Boise last year. Because of his
speed and weight he will be a greas
strength to Oakley's back field.
Since the game with Rupert.
Oleen Dummer may be heard whist
ling: Eyes of blue, tell me true.
will miss you bye and bye?" They
sthe eyes) changed color.
The domestic science and art cour
ses have been changed so that do
mestic science l. will be given the
first semester every day, and domes-
tic science ii. will be given the sec
ond semester. Domestic art II
will be given the first semester and
domestic art |. the second semester
Wanted-A new grill. c. So
girls, look your best; this is a
chance which comes once in life
timel
The boys in farm shop work
class have repaired the fence on the
southeast corner of the campus.
gym, was a huge success. The
gym was decorated in red and white
with table covered with asparagus
fern in the center of the floor. A
everyone had jolly, good time.
Mrs Schiferl: Il thought l told
you to bring notebook to class.
Wayne: ''Ill use my head"
Mrs. Schiferl: 81 didn't say
Bring blank book
Glass meetings were held last
Thursday and Friday, annd the fol-
lowing officers elected:
Senior class: Eric Ellerby, presi-
dent; Maysel McGavin, vice presi-
dent: Erma Ellison, secretary and
treasurer; Valera Bates. song lead
er; Oscar Jones, athletic manager;
Leah Cranney, reporter
Junior class: Clarence Matthews.
president; Eula Matthews, vice pres
ident; cara Haight, secretary and
treasurer; Maybell Haight. music di-
rector: Byron Nelson, athletic man
ager; Clarissa Matthews, girls ath-
Ietic manager; Nelson Hunter, re-
porter; colors, green and gold
Sophomore class: Clarence Han
eel, president; Ruth Allen, vice pres
dent; Mildred Johnson, secretary
and treasurer; Clifton Wilson, ath-
etic manager Elverda Wilson.
girls athletic manager; Dovey Puck
TT and Claire Whittle, reporters.
Students of the Oakley High
chool were dismissed Tuesday af-
ernoon to attend the lecture given
n the Opera house by DR.. Sears.
There seems to be a large enroll
nent of Freshies in school this year
1t least, Mrs. Howells says it ap-
,ears that way. ACTIONS speak lou
er than the number ofunits.''
Miss Edna Mabey of Marion, who
as been ill, will soon be able to re
ume her school work at the Oak
sy Rural High school.
Great were the odds against the
ootball boys, considering the town,
he school and the referee. The
core was seven to nothing in favor
I Rupert, but there's plenty of time
et-Next time we sure will win
For further particulars regarding
he game, ask Clifford Whittle
With kangaroo court coming on.
e give our heartfelt sympathy to
lose students who sloughed their
artners at the opening dance. Prob
bly, few students will receive
aircut free of charge; or perhaps
ley will receive some other terrible
OH, you sloughers, be-
are!
(NOTE: High school items are
continued in other columns of
this page.)