High School Notes and Staff Roles Listed
A compact summary lists staff and student positions including Stafford Hansell as Assistant Editor Myrtle Campbell Alumni Arthur Crowley Boys Athletics and Roland Wilson with class notes. It also cites Elizabeth Walter Personals and Miss Beulah Smith as faculty advisors with grade and subject details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stafford Hansell
Myrtle Campbell
Setnwneeaack Moora
Arthur Crowley
Roland Wilson
Ens
Mery Rogers Entertainment
Wiscegua
Elizabeth Walter
Sueeorgie Green
Walter Huffman
Mary Tompkins
Herbert Reeder
Beulah Smith
Athletics and plays supplement school life, not its core
The editorial argues that a school's value lies in its scholastic standing and practical experiences, with athletics and social activities serving as beneficial supplements. It warns against overemphasizing sports at the expense of academics and notes public memory often fixates on teams rather than academic achievement.
Mae High Alumni to Play First Basketball Practice
The Mae High boys prepare for a first basketball practice against Mae High alumni on December 6. Enthusiasm runs high as players expect immediate action and a quick start to the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae High
High School Faculty Feted at Dinner by Hansells
Mr and Mrs Marion Hansell hosted the high school faculty and Mr and Mrs Fred Pinkerton at a dinner party Saturday night. Attendees included Miss Beulah Smith Miss Dorothy Brodie Mr and Mrs Blatchford Mr and Mrs Pike Miller Mrs Areta Gurney and Mr and Mrs Fred Pinkerton. Pike Miller drove to Walla Walla Saturday with his wife and family visited friends in Pendleton Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Hansell
Fred Pinkerton
Beulah Smith
Dorothy Brodie
Blatchford
Pike” Miller
Areta Gurney
Latin Club Debuts With Readings On Roman Life
The newly formed Latin club under Miss Dorothy Brodie met last Thursday for its first session. Betty Eager read Food and Drink in Roman Times, George Pittman spoke on Banks Shops and Inns, and members chose Atheniensee as the club name. They are practicing several Latin songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Brodie
Betty Eager
George Pittman
Weekend sojourns noted in Walla Walla and Pendleton
Saturday visitors in Walla Walla included Doris Street Thelma Schrimpf Carolyn Kidder Harold Kirk Mary Tompkins Walter Huffman and James Wilson. Sunday guest Ralph Moore spent the afternoon in Pendleton. Leland Jenkins visited Milton on Sunday Elizabeth Walter stayed with her sister in Walla Walla over the weekend. Roland Richards spent Saturday in Pendleton. Velma Ross joined the Cannon family Sunday as dinner guest of Frances Cannon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walla Walla
Doris Street
Thelma Schrimpf
Carolyn Kidder
Harold Kirk
Mary Tompkins
Walter Huffman
James Wilson
Ralph Moore
Pendleton
Leland Jenkins
Milton
Elizabeth Walter
Roland Richards
Velma Ross
Cannon
Frances Cannon
Fifth Graders Honor Roll Featured in Wednesday Display
Melba Montague led the fifth grade as the sole honor roll member for the month. A joint display of fifth and sixth grade work will be shown Wednesday at 2:30 PM, inviting visitors. Clara Belle McCullough has moved to Montana to continue schooling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melba Montague
Clara Belle McCullough
Montana
Gibbon Students Move Up and Out in School Year Update
Ralph Bruce of Gibbon has entered the seventh grade while Inez McCullough of the eighth grade has moved to Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Bruce
Gibbon
Inez McCullough
Montana
Latin Club elects officers and notes ring arrival
Nonelected officers include Aileen Myrick as president Marjorie Douglas as vice president and Betty Eager as treasurer scribe The Latin club led by Miss Dorothy Brodie meets every two weeks on Tuesday nights Members read papers on Roman costume and literature Rings for the senior class have arrived
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aileen Myrick
Marjorie Douglas
Betty Eager
Dorothy Brodie
Thanksgiving reflections on civilization and progress
The article discusses Thanksgiving as a unique, home-centered day for reflection on the past and future, referencing Charles A. Beard's Whither Mankind. Hu Shih offers a comparative view of Eastern and Western civilizations, arguing that tools and material advancement shape culture, with the West advancing from Greeks to steam engines while the East remains tied to older tools. It cautions against cynical views of modern life and suggests that broad education and prosperity enable humane governance and happier homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Charles A. Beard
Hu Shih
Disraeli
Hu Stith
Asia
Europe
Benjamin Franklin
Lia
Kangas City
What qualifies as vermin in Connecticut
Forest and Stream Magazine defines vermin as any wild animal that preys on other game. In Connecticut authorities list copper hawks sharp shinned hawks geelhawk gees hawks great horned owls barred owls starlings crows red squirrels louse enta bhobeats lynx weasels foxes mink raccoon and skunk as vermin with varying regional impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest and Stream Magazine
Connecticut
The Professor’s Precaution Car Thief Ruse
A forgetful professor reports a missing car to a policeman who questions his precautions. The scholar realizes with embarrassment that he locked the spare wheel, not the main one, revealing his comic misstep in the theft tale. The exchange ends with a lighthearted puzzled punchline.
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W. Main St. Walla Walla
Stock Land
L. L. Montague
Arlington
Albers
Fountain
Silver Shield
Alice Eager
Continental Oil Company
Bryce Baker
By Zerba
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America
Atwater
Kent
Atwater Kent
Rogers & Goodman
First National Bank OF
A. W. Logsdon
Main
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