The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1921-11-03
HEPPNER HILIFE
Edited By JUNIOR ENGLISH CLASS

Clpdl TTOl. buFHnBdmes VINO was hllleu
in an autmobile accident last week.
His car was struck by train going at
a very high speed, knocking the car
quite distance, and killing he and
both Of his companions. When Mr.. Bur-
lingame taught here he was greatly
sudden death is regretted by his many
friends.
The Civics class had very interest
ing debate on Monday morning. The
question was: Resolved that political
parties should be abolished. The mega
tive won the debate.
The science classes receive slides
each week from o. A C. which are
shown and explained to them. Many
new and interesting facts are learned
in this way.
WANTED-One Dozen Mirrors. Some
of the girls almost aaisas their classes
because of the crowded condition about
the lonely mirror In the hall A BOY.
From all appearances, another stud
ent, Allen Case, has Joined Eye Ancient
Order of Ye Black Eye"
What will happen Armistice Day?
Another high school football gaino.
This game will be between Heppner
and Lexington. Last Saturday the Lex
ington team met the Hermiston team,
on the Hermiston field. The score was
4s-1S in favor of Hermiston. This may
seem as though our team will have a
walk away" but our boys are looking
forward to close game, as the Her
miston field is sandy and was a draw
back to the Lexington boys.
The road to Lexington at this time is
in good shape and we expect and hope
to see most of Heppner there. to hel
our boys make a score
1t looked as though all the witches
ed Heppner High on last Monday night,
as Tuesday morning was spent in pick
ing up books and papers all over the
upstairs. We wonder If this was the
punishment for not holding Hollowe en-
parties in their honor
on Tuesday afternoon the Junior
class elected Reliance Moore reporter
for the "Hehisch" and Thelma Miller
secretary treasurer, to take Bernice
Sigsbee's place, who has left school.
The week of November 6-12 is being
nationally observed as Better Speech"
week. Heppner High School will OBJ
serve the week, especially the English
classes
Your speech is your trade mark. Are
you proud of your trademark?
Speak good English and your English
will speak for you.
Invest in good English. 1t pays daily
dividends
Better Speech Better Jobs.
With sighs of relief the Civics and
American History classes settled down
In room of their own last Monday
morning. OF course. Ii Is only their
own in the sense that Mr.. James holds
classes in It, but then 1t Is much better
than the science recitation room or the
conservatory both of which were given
a fair trial by the Civics class espec-
tally, We are all very grateful to Mr.
Driscoll for cleaning the store room,
thus making another classroom avail
able and we feel sure that the pupils
will strive for better lessons in such an
attractive recitation room.
At the Freshman class meeting on
Friday, October 2S sixteen Frosh or
dered rooters caps which will be made
by the Sophomore class, The caps will
cost about seventy-fve cents apiece
and will be made of purple and gold
felt
We are glad to learn that the stud
| ents are so prompt in ordering the caps
! this year. because last year so few
, were ordered that the Sophomores were
deprived of the privilege of making
them.
"The Independent" weekly period
ical, is being used by members of the
ancient, and medieval and modern his
tory classes.