St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1921-09-30
High School Notes

The profits of the various
sales held during the past week
netted SAC. 95. The returns of the
second and third termers' sales
ranked highest, being a total oi
$3.50. These sales which were
to help enlarge the football fund,
were well patronized by the
school. since they enable each
student to do his "bit." and al
the same time to get something
in return. The members of the
June. '2l class have at this early
date. scattered to all parts of
the world. Many of the girls are
teaching school. They are as fol.
lows: Helen Hood, Taft, Lincoln
county; Leona Boomsluiter,
Bridge Creek. Marion county (;
Cecile Robertson. Molalla. Clacka.
mas county; Ruth Mears. Con.
don. Gillian county Gladys Poe.
Grass Valley. Sherman county; |;
Irene Bodway. Leona, Douglas
county; Helen Anderson. Clacka-
mas, Clackamas county; Eliza.
beth Rogers. Kings Valley, Polk
county; Jessie McNiven, Gov
ernment Island.
Some of the members of the
class are seeking higher educa-
tion in various Oregon schools.
Earl Stevens is taking an A. ID.
4. course; Lola Shirley and
Paul Wagner are attending q. A.
c.; Helen Gatke. Zelda Mulkey
and Jack Vinson are at William.
ette University; Ellery Landers
10 taking q wireless course at the
Oregon Institute of Technology
Floyd Monda is attending Co.
lumbia University. and Lucy |
Cooper is attending Behnke.
Walker Business College. Twol
members of the class. Carrie
Skells and Benjamin Jower, are
doing post graduate work at
James John.
The class is not without It's
Jolly seamen. They are Fred
Gerke. who at present is sailing
the coast OF Europe. and Lee |
Hoskin. who In expected home
from China some time in October.
Everyone was delighted 20 see
Peter Ermler pulling into port
with his seabag on his shoulder
and the old smile we used 10 see
when he dragged himself off the !
gridiron. He had taken a very :
pleasant two weeks trip on the
Frank G. Drum 10 Honolulu. He
stopped three days in Honolulu.
While there he spent most of
HIS time counting the islands,
eating tropical fruit and watch
Ing the native surf riders. Ar.
mold Larson and Frank Griffin
returned from voyages at theI $
same time and have also re-
turned 10 school.
The following clubs held elec.l :
Ions during the past week :
Girls Athletic Association. 49, :
President. Eliza Bass: vice-pres. y
dent. Frances Brimmer; secre- I
sry treasurer. Doris Smith y
custodian of property. So. !
,hronia Egerer. .
Girls Glee Club. - President ~
Marion Schlesser: custodian of n,
property. Margaret Tlolbrook Al
'ccompanist. Ida Mae Padden. n,
Hiak klatawa. President.
lesta Hughes: vice-president,
ielen Doughty; secretary.treas- l.,
rer. Dorothy kammeTer: custo- ~
Ian OF honor points, Mildred "a
ohnson: chairman of program. "
'leanor Doughty: film librarian, 70.
.melia Siegenthald: faculty ad. ~
isor, Mrs. Hiestand. "a
Philathenaeum. President h'
NINA Stephens; vice-president, ~,
ara Abbott; secretary, Lillian ",
Iolson; custodian of property, ~
srtha McNiven: faculty ad. va
Isor. Miss Hollenbeck. 70
The j. J. football team is pro on
rapidly under the tutel. hi
70 OF Coach Hiatt. The squad i'm
practicing every night on the fa
'illiams school grounds. All are m.
ming out 10 make this team a n,
rong and fast one. Two nights hr
this week will be spent al be
er Park. The schedule is out na
red for them by the Inter hs
holastic League as follows,
,tober 7th-James John vs.
October l4th-
'anklin VS.. James John; Octo- Ge
= 26th-James John VS.. Lin As
In; November 2no Jefferson sch
. James John; November 10th pot
Washington vs.. James John: pre-
'vember 10th 49, Benson VS. ers
maa Iohn an