White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1933-12-07

weeks past C1OSe OF Cne play caSC were
too preocoupied to keep abreast In their
studies, and the others were so weary
of the unbroken monotony Of routine
| that they were almost as bad. Twelve
weeks, one right after the other, is a
long time, and trying. Three cheers for
vacations, the more the nerrier. Isn't
it well worth while to come back to
school ambitious and interested? Now
watch our grades climb!
Sam, Astounding the money Babe
Ruth makes"
Fred, "Not SO strange. I've often
heard Mother say a good batter makes
good dough-"
The school presented an assortment
of countenances last Monday after the
| Thanksgiving vacation. Some students
presented the bright and shiny" aspect
made famous by Shakespeare-(was it
Shakespeare?) Others seemed to pout
as if resenting being forced to return
to school before the Thanksgiving
| turkey had been entirely consumed.
The play cast seemed relieved, oh, so
| tired, and content to settle down to the
regularity of class work. Anyway,
everybody's back, and work is on again
The following students are eligible to
play basketball for the first semester
A few more will probably be eligible at
the beginning of the second semester
Boys: Ray Broughton, Leonard Glib
bins, Fred Gilhuly, Robert Grifhths,
Edward Ponsat Sam Soden, Ray Wade,
Elroy Wiehl.
Girls: Dorothy Chapel, Elaine Cole
man, Nina Griffith Florence Griffiths,
Lauretta Grifhths, Irene Larsen, Aloha,
Meek, Helen Meeker, Dorthy Parsel,
Willetta Ray, Jane Remlinger, Kristine
Sigurdson, Alma Walker
Jack, Hear about the big fight last
night"
Josephine, ono, wott about it?"
Jack, Zone kitten licked his paw"
The Senior Rings arrived last Mon
day and are now being proudly dis
played by the Senior Glass.
The High School Student Body was
we'll pleased with the profits from the
all-school play wild Oats Boy" ana
the dance that followed
The play was presented in two per-
formances, the first matinee which
took in $685.. The evening show took in
$1,000, the dance. $685., and the sale of
food and candy for both afternoon and
evening was $8.7O.
The approximate sum of the expense
was $14OO.
That left the Student Body fairly
large amount to buy athletic supplies,
to defray expenses of Basketball trips
and for any other school expenses that
arise
interviewing the Play Cast
John Keal: I'll never feel clean
again!
Louise Walker: No excuse to skip
classes now.
Aloha Meek: Painting is great fun.
Kris: Powder amt so nice-When it's
in your hair.
Jack: Amt it ridiculous? Wherever
I go I'll stub my toe.
Nina: Lipstick amt such hot tastin'
stuff, if you ask me.
Wiehl: With no ideas-He's missing
the presence of his brother"
Gilhuly: My whiskers weren't what
they were cracked up to be.
Cappy Who says red heads don't
make heroines!!!
Ray Wade: Love making is getting
me in jam.
Josie: All my sympathy goes to the
women of the gay nineties who wore
such uncomfortable clothing.
Ponsat: Too much of variety of
girls for me.
G. Meeker: For once my 'ideas" are
completely exhausted.
Frosty (stage manager: I'm mad!
didn't get to do any prompting.
Miss Anderson: have nothing to
say! Nothing!
Hi-Lites
Ray B. and Fred q. bounding Kris
again-Jack Nc. almost ready to take
of after having three fourths of the
girls in school begging him for infor-