The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1922-03-02
HEPPNER HILIFE
Edited BY JUNIOR ENGLISH CLASS

district met IN Pendleton on Wed
nesday, February p, to decide on a
tournament date.
Pendleton, Athena and Heppner
thus far had lost no games and it
was decided that these three teams
would play at Pendleton on March
lC and II. If, however, any of these
teams lost one game between now
and that date, all teams who had lost
only one game would be eligible.
All expenses will be paid by Pen
dleton, and any excess funds are to
be divided equally between all con-
testants. Prof. Borleske, coach of
Whitman college, Walla Walla, will
referee the games.
Since Heppner lost the game with
lone last Friday evening, all teams
who have lost only one game are
now eligible.
Student reading grades from re-
port card; &c, D, B., B, and B in
department. Well, with nothing
worse than C in science, and a
d in English, it ought to be safe to
take my card home and have it sign
ed up"
The civics eleven class are in the
midst of a study of the United States
courts and some Of the students are
beginning to think they'll never get
cut unless the courts are abolished.
A new system of work has been
established in the domestic science
department by Miss Norris, the in
structor. The girls are given certain
positions each week, such as man
ager, assistant manager, general
manager, first and second cooks, pas
try cooks, first and second waitress,
and girls in charge of the lunch
room. With every position are a
number of specified duties which
each girl is held responsible for. In
this way the work is accomplished in
ar orderly manner and each girl
has training in supervising the work.
The system of ventilation and heat
ing which has been put in pactice for
several weeks seems to have been
pretty successful. The epidemic Of
colds seems to have subsidized as most
of the rooms for the month ending
February "a have an average attend
ance of over ninety-fve per cent.
Claude Sigsbee left school Mon
day to 60 to work through shearing.
We were all very sorry to see
Claude leave.
q wish | was a Scotchman," said
a Junior.
"Why?" asked someone.
Il might be able to translate some
CT Burns's poems then"
Mr.. Reeves, the photographer, is
now here to take pictures for the
annual. There is much discussion,
especially among some of the bob
bed haired" girls as to how they will
look printed on the pages of an an
nual, but some of the other students
have attempted to come to their res
cue by offering such suggestions as
the wearing of wigs, hats, etc.
Heppner High lost two more stu
dents from its roll last week when
Gwenith and Everett Wilkinson left
to attend school at The Dalles
Gwen" and Buddy have both tax.
en- active parts in class and high
School affairs, and we miss them very
much in assembly.
Last Friday ended another 6 weeks
of school, and Wednesday evening
report cards were given out. As
they were handed around to theil
respective owners they were eithel
greeted with smile or frown, anC
the same words that we hear ever,
six weeks, "I'll work harder afteI
this" were again heard.
The domestic science class servet
one hundred and thirty-six grade pu
|pils with soup last week. On accoun
of better weather the number ha
been decreasing from week to week
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