The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1921-11-24
HEPPNER
Edited BY JUNIOR ENGLISH CLASS
Calendar.

Calendar.
Nov. 24-25.-Thanksgiv vacation
Dec. 9.-Lyceum number, DeMarco
Company.
Dec. 13.-P.-T. A meeting.
Dec. l6-Studentbody play, 1.-THE
Regeneration Of Aunt Mary"
Dec 19.-Lyceum number, Guila
Adams.
If our high school may be judged by
our studentbody president then we are
evidently very industrious crowd for
Don Case, studentbody president has
recently secured position in the
Heppner postoffice where he will spend
practically all of his spare time.
Savory odors of turkey n trimmins"
issued forth from the domestic science
rooms last Wednesday evening when
the Senior class of '22 enjoyed their an
nual Thanksgiving banquet The boys
furnished the turkey, and the girls the
necessary amount of "trimmins' and
cooking to make issa success.
Monday morning, about five minutes
after the bell rang, Mr.. James came in
to the assembly and said, "Mr. Heard,
aren't you going to call elasses?'
Mr.. Heard looked around the room
at the vacant seats and said, "Classesr
The attendance of the school Monday
was about two-thirds; and two of the
teachers, Mrs Clark and Mrs. Turner,
were absent However, Mrs. Clark
made her appearance Tuesday morning
The football game played by our
Freshies and those of Lexington last
Thursday ended in a tie. Paul Aiken
intercepted a forward pass and made |
95-yard run for our only touchdown.
The teams were quite evenly matched |
and the game ended with score of
7 to Z. Considering the fact that our
did very good work.
The self-windng clock in the assem- |
bly, as well as the other rooms has
ceased to wind itself, and clock of
days gone by has been resurrected and
placed in the study hall.
The jerseys have arrived for the
"doughnut" basketball teams and as
soon as the 2nd year domestic art class
makes the trousers, practice is expected
to begin. The Friday after Thanks
giving will be celebrated by some of
the boys marking off lines, sweeping |
floors, and putting up goals in the
gymnasium
In order to more fully understand the |
organization of national government, |
the eighth grade civics class organized
two political parties. Each party had
its candidates for president, vice-pres-
ident, senator's representatives. attor-
ney general and speakers. Votes were
cast by the class on Friday and the
returns announced Monday.
Monday morning Mr. Heard asked |
for volunteers to clean up the football |
suits, as these would have to be laid
away on account of having no games
for the rest of the season. Several |
freshmen volunteered to bring tubs and
washhboards to begin work Tuesday !
afternoon.
The football game between Heppner
and Pendleton, which was to have been
held at Heppner on Saturday, November |
10, was cancelled by Pendleton, Owing |
to the heavy snowfall, it was decided |
that transportation was impossible. 1t !
was a great disappointment to the high |
school students as they had been eager |
ly looking forward to this event
What's happened?'
We'll! If you aren't taking your
Latin home"
That's the first time I've ever ssen
you take your Latin home
These were some of the remarks
heard when several pupils were caught
in the unusual act of taking their Lat |
in home, But there's a reason. The !
class has divided into two sections and
is having matches on vocabulary drills, |
and the losing side must treat.
The Junior Glass held n candy sale
at the wrestling match SATURDAY. The |
sale was held for the purpose of rails
ing funds to buy q new pennant, but
the amount taken in was very small as
the crowd was not very large and the
people were too interested in the match.
1t is hoped that they meet with better
success the next time, as the assembly
looks rather lonely without a Junior
pennant.
Another cartoon has been added to
the collection already on the bulletin