The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1922-03-23
SCHOOL NOTES

Miss Ruth Cabeen is III and has for
the past week been unable to meet
her classes. Mrs. Lee Cockrum is
substituting for her.
Supt. ]. M. Mcdonald has returned
to school after an attack Of the flu.
Last Friday a number of graders
and High school students witnessed
a lively baseball game in which the
eighth grade defeated the freshmen
by a score of 10 to 10.
Otto Phillabaum, a member OF the
class OF 81, who is now teaching in
the interior, spent some OF his spring
vacation visiting his friends in tho
Ontario High.
The students OF the civics class
were agreeably surprlced last
Friday morning when they discov-
cred that Mr.. Culbertson had invited
Dr. weese to speak TO them on pulic
health, a subject which they have re-
Gently studied. DR.. weese empha-
sized the fact that tho prevention
OF Disease" would be the watchword
OF the coming generation.
On the evening OF March IS, the
sophmores staged a st. Patrick's
party in the gym. Appropriate
games were played and late in the
evening refreshments we're served.
Saturday afternoon the Malheur
Athletic Association met here and
made plans for county track meet
to be held at Vale, Friday. May 8.
Miss Ruth McCulloch, a graduate
OF tho class OF 81. visited the High
school last Thursday. Ruth is study
ing music and dramatics at the El-
iison-white conservatory at Port
land.
The Junior and Senior Glasses have
decided to put on big carnival to
raise money to pay for the stage cur
tains which they recently bought.
Friday evening. the gymnasium
was the scene OF much festivity when
the boys and girls basket ball teams
celebrated their victories. Games
and dancing occupied the evening
and about ten thirty lunch was
served. All report a good time.
Underwood certificates of pro-
ficlency we're awarded to the follow
ing beginning students; Alice Ber-
win. Margaret Blaokaby. Hope Coch-
ran. Alice Dorman, Ula Gramse and
Ruby Hanes.
The first two programs put on by
tho Junior classes were very success
ful. The following are the programs:
Morning Glass
Leader, Ruth Homan
Subject .........,..,.................-. Henry
1. Biographical Talk .,....................
.................................. Karl Luehrs
2. "The Coming Out of Maggie.
.......................... Marcella DeaEborn
3. Criticism OF o'Henry's Works..
......,.................,....... Paul Peterson
4. Character Sketches ...,,...............
................................. Ruth Homan
8. A Letter to o'Henry....................
..................,...,.....,....... Marie Fahy
9. "springtime a la Carte" story
..............,................,.... Alice Beryin
Afternoon Class
Leader, Frances Folger
1. Biographical Talk .........,..............
---.---.....--.--------.-.------ Iva ENoie't
2. Ballad OF East and West" Read
ing ---..--..---.-'-'-...-'-s.-''-- LNa iooie
8. "A Friends a Friend" story.
............................ Culver Marshall
4. THE Courtlng OF Diana Shadd"
reading ...,................ Miss Conway
8. "Recessionar "England's Flag
when Earth's Last Picture is
Painted" reading Lillian Struthers
6. "The Kings Ankus" story.
............................ Vernon Russell
Z. Appreciation ...... Frances Folger