White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1933-09-28
EDITORIAL STAFF

Editor ............................ Louise Walker
Senior Rep. ........ Carroll Meeker
Junior Rep. Josephine Westling
Sophomore Rep. .....................John Keal
Frosh Rep. ..--........-........... Aloha Meek
Junior High Rep. ............ George Gihuly
Sports Rep. .....................Jane Remlinger
On Monday, Sept. Is, several late
arrivals enrolled In the High School.
The majority Of these have stayed out
because Of work and they include:
Lauretta Grif1ths, Aileen Stoddard,
Florence Grifaths, Bob Grimths, Tom
and Ray Wade, Walter Soden, and
Bob Clark.
There has been new tipping class
started to take care Of the students In
this group who wished to take tipping.
A few other students will probably be
coming in later on as soon as their
work is finished.
CHORUS ORGANIZED
A chorus has been organized which
will meet each Wednesday during the
activity period. Members Of both the
High School and Junior High who are
interested meet during this period to
sing popular songs and other melodies.
A great deal of enthusiasm was shown
during the first meeting, and it is hop
ed that even more will be shown after
the cold weather begins, when outside
activities are no longer possible.
THOUGHTS
AS was lying on my back under a
shade tree I CHANGED to think what
pretty color scheme Mother Nature had
used. She used shades of blue for the
sky and then for trees grass, and fields
she chose color that people wouln't
become tired of quickly. Shades of green
fit in nicely with any other coloring
| she might desire to use, while if she
had chosen red or orange they wouldn't
have harmonized successfully. Wouldn't
it be wonderful if our lives could work
out as successfully as Mother Natures
color scheme and if we could work with
our fellow citizens as harmoniously as
the various combinations of color
schemes work together?
SENIORS SEND FOR PLAYS
Three play samples have been sent
for this week and have been selected as
possibilities for the Senior play which
is expected to be given this fall. Those
which have been sent for are "Salt
Water Taffy," IT Will, I Won't" and
"Helen Preferred"
Seniors are anxious to begin work on
their play They are again interested in
comedies as they consider them most
suitable for High School production.
A short assembly was held last week
in which the Sophomores laid down the
law to the unwilling Freshmen in pre-
paration for Freshman initiation. A
list of rules were read regarding con-
duct of Freshmen during these days.
rules concerning especially the garb
which the Freshmen must wear and the
conduct they must follow, under pen
atty of severe punishment.
The Freshmen are all gathering
around in groups talking about the
initiation which is the last three days
of this week. On the last day, Friday
the Sophomores are giving party fol
the Freshmen. The parents only are in
svited to attend the party which will be
;held in the High School, Friday night
at 800.
Following is list of the poor un-
fortunate Freshmen:
Bob Grifhths, Dot Parsel, Nina Grit
fifth, Fred Battig, Edward Ponsat
Leonard Gibbins, Thelma Foster, Ton
Sigurdson, Leroy Codding, Ralph
Montgomery, Tom Richmond, Willetts
Ray, Dorothy Chapel, and Aloha
Meek.
The first part of the evening will bt
composed of initiation and will be fol.
lowed by dancing.
TOUCH FOOTBALL
The Touch Football season begin!
with big game between Hanford ane
White Bluffs, the White Bluffs football
field on Thursday afternoon at 2:3(
o'clock.
AS neither team is very well prepared
it promises a few laughs as well a!
some excitement.
18th and 9Th Grade News
At our meeting last Friday we Sc
lected our class colors which are purpl,
and gold, and we also decided to give !:
letter in basketball for 7th and 8tl
grades this year.
We have made plans for a part,
October 18th. The parents of the groul
are invited to come.
Mr.. Carboneau: Harry, am spanking
you because love you."
Harry: II would like to be big enough
to return your love-
Hi-Lites
Tom and Ray Wade, Sam Solder
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