The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1922-01-26
HEPPNER HI LIFE
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China similar to the one made Of
Japan. The members Of both classes
sssume a very wise look when either
Of these topics is mentioned.
We have lost another member OF
cur high school: Ruth French, who
left to be married Ruth was a men,
Der Of the Sophomore class and viii
be greatly missed in school activities
We take tbs opportunity to offer our
sincere congratulations.
Mr.. James gave short talk Mon
dal morning to the assembly on the
wastage Of paper towels and the
throwing Of small bits Of paper in the
school building, which causes extra
and unnecessary work for our jani-
tor.
Wonder where two prominent
members Of the biology class were
last Monday? 1t is thought that they
will not thy to leave school before u
O'Clock again soon.
Cootie cages, dog ears or whatever
name you wish to call those large,
queer looking things girls wear TO
protect their ears from the bitter
winter weather or the suns rays in
summer are rapidly disappearing.
Last Monday morning three shorn
lambs made their appearance. From
many reports the question is getting
quite serious in the homes Of Young
ladies who also wish to become men,
bers of the flock but dare not be-
cause of parental authority.
According TO the report Of Miss
Norris, Domestic Science teacher,
between two hundred and two hun
dred and Fifty pupils were accomo-
dated at the lunch room during the
past week. The hot cocoa and soup
served costs three cents dish and
for the first few days the supply was
soon diminished before all were
served. In order to remedy this con-
dition Mr.. James announced that on
ly the children living beyond the sta
ton, or power house would be served
unless BY special arrangements, as
children within those limits have time
enough to walk home for a warm
meal.
What are you doing with those
plan books ?" Coin to build your
self house ?" These were two Of
the embarrassing questions asked of
the second-year domestic art class
last week when they were seen pom
dering over plan-books and ideas for
interior decorating. Each pupil Sc
lected the type Of home they would
like to have and were told to furnish
ii with the least possible amount of
money.
On account Of the very serious i'll
ness of her little daughter, Mrs. Ca
son, fourth grade teacher, was un.
able TO be at school last Monday anC
Mrs. McNamer took her place Mrs
Opal Clark, second grade teacher
was also called home because Of the
illness Of her mother. Mrs. Audrey
Turner has taken her place.
The pictures which were ordered
from the Ellison Art Company fol-
the high school and grades have ar,
rived. Each grade room got one pic
ture and the high school got four
Miss Palmateer's room has Carrot;
Lake Miss Moore's, The Milar
Cathedral Mr.. James, "Cicero''
Grafton against Cataline,' and tht
assembly has The Woues."
The new Junior pennaht has ar
rived at last and the Juniors feel tina
it is well worth the trouble and ex
pense Of changing pennants, as tn,
new one is 50 much better lookiny
than the one which formerly repre-
sented the class.
Heppner funk team met Hard
mans basketball team in a closel,
contested game Monday night; til
score was 23-9 for Heppner.
Bernice Sigsbee returned TO schoc
last Monday after having been ab
sent most Of the first semester on ac
count Of illness. We are all glad
have Bernice with US again and hop
that she will be able TO stay.
The Freshmen class held their fir:
meeting of the second semester o
Wednesday, January IS. The NEE
ing was called for the purpose {
electing new officers and class r.
Porter for the school annual. The
also decided to have the same trea
urer for the entire school year. tt
following officers were elected f
the coming semester: Presiden
Paul Aiken; vice-president, Dor
Logan; secretary, Lucia Beng
treasurer, Cecilia Kenny; sergean
alarms, Isaac Dexter, class reporte
Victor Lovgren. A speech was mao
hv the new nresident and the meetir