Newberg High School News Editors and Reporters Named
The English VI department selects Frank Lutz and Ade Cate as assistant editors with Florence Heater and Berniece Bullock as copy readers. Olive Reed and Myrl Allmon join as reporters along with Rase Schard Henry Graves and Trene Hallenbeck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Lutz
Ade Cate
Florence Heater
Berniece Bullock
Olive Reed
Myrl Allmon
Rase Schard
Henry Graves
Trene Hallenbeck
Newberg Hosts Local Teachers Institute With Biology Focus
About eighty teachers gathered at Newberg High School on Saturday March 5 for the local Teachers Institute. Henry M. Grant described a three site biology program in Dalles Ashland and Newberg, while Miss Laird led classroom implementation in grade three and four. Professor Beatty spoke on teacher growth and new state certification requirements.
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Duncan
R. E. Cannon
Benton County High School
R. E
Moore
Toeey
Beatty
Ees
Mabel Rush
Miss. Jackson
Little Pink Rose
Therse Timmons
Glee Club
Teachers’ Institute
Henry M. Grant
Social Hygiene Society
Portland
Oregon
Dalles
Ashland
Newberg
Jessie Laird
Grant
Miss Laird
Monmouth Normal School
Domestic Science Girls Serve Dinner At Institute
Last Saturday the domestic science department cooked and served a full menu for attendees including roast beef with brown gravy mashed potatoes baked beans pickles salads cabbage salmon fruit bread and butter sandwiches pies lemon cocoanut cream orange sherbert cake coffee. The serving crew listed includes Margaret Houston Bernice Bullock Helen Everest Edith Walton Edna Wann Irma Blackburn Olive Reid Lela Yergen Eleanor Bassett Myrle Allman Grace Colby Lucile Stout and Bernice McCumber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Domestic Science Department
Institute
Margaret Houston
Bernice Bullock
Helen Everest
Edith Walton
Edna Wann
Irma Blackburn
Olive Reid
Lela Yergen
Eleanor Bassett
Myrle Allman
Grace Colby
Lucile Stout
Bernice McCumber
Improvements by Kilham’s agriculture class at Newberg High
Last Thursday and Friday students from Mr Kilham’s agriculture class enhanced grounds and buildings. They planted ferns from the woods in kegs for halls and the assembly room and prepared six window boxes. The department reports 51 enrolled, above the state average of 28 for Smith Hughes programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith-Hughes Agriculture Departments
Newberg High School
Spring house cleaning organized for girls and boys
On Friday afternoon March 4th, spring house cleaning was organized among the girls and boys separately of the five pep groups in the school. The event focused on tidying classrooms, halls, and common areas with participation from students across grades.
Students Lead Clean Up of School Halls and Basements
Under Eleanor Bassett Agatha Potter Fre da Thurston and Marie Krohn the girls took charge of the rooms halls and girls basement. With Frank Lutz captain and Lee Ryan Royal Gettman George Cuthill and Howard Weston the boys led the yard cleanup and boys basement work. They dressed in aprons and overalls and used wash cloths soap brooms and rakes with zeal producing wonderful results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Bassett
Agatha Potter
Freda Thurston
Marie Krohn
Frank Lutz
Lee Ryan
Royal Gettman
George Cuthill
Howard Weston
Kalso
Parent Teachers Meet Hears Dental Inspection and Support
The P T A met at the public school on Tuesday March 2 at 2 00 pm A dental inspection committee of Miss Wilson Miss Prettyman Miss Streeter and Mrs Bradley was appointed Mrs Etta Moore was named to represent the association on the motion picture committee About twenty bowls were given to the high school domestic science department The next meeting is set for the first Tuesday in April at the high school with a guest speaker and refreshments to follow Public welcome is extended.
Work Progresses On Student Body Play
Two weeks of hard labor have been spent on the Student Body play A Strenuous Life. The college farce is well suited for high school use and will likely be presented to the public by the first of the month. Further notice will follow in these columns.
N H 8 Defeats Hillsboro In Close Basketball Game
Newberg 34 Hillsboro 10 in a top contest. Clayburn Carson led with 16 points, Wayne Nelson 10, Frank Lutz 2, Reece Mainwaring 2, Maurice Cronin 2, Willy McVey 2. Subs Carlysle and Saunders noted. Season ending soon. baseball prep underway. Sopho mores occupy 230 seats in the room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newberg
Hillsboro
Clayburn Carson
Wayne Nelson
Frank Lutz
Reece Mainwaring
Maurice Cronin
Willy McVey
Charlie Carlysle
Willie Saunders
Seating order assigns seats by class groups
Principal Rosas allocated specific seats in the assembly last Tuesday. Freshmen sit on the south side, followed by Juniors and then Seniors in order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosas
Seniors Have Pictures Taken at Evan's Studio
Students crowded Evan's studio this week for senior pictures. They posed with anxious questions about hair and retouching as the prints head to the annual. Mr. Matthews urged physics students to come to class prepared with lightning rods tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evan
Mr. Matthews
Appreciation to Mr Gower for pot plants loan
John Gower the local florist loaned the school 50 rice pot plants for the Teachers Institute on Saturday through Mr Kilham from the agriculture department. The kindness of Mr Gower is much appreciated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gower
Kilham
Agriculture Department
Teachers’ Institute
Mr. Gower
Molecule Question Sparks Classroom Banter
In a General Science class Mr Rosas asks What is a molecule Wally Larkin replies It is a little hunk of air A light moment captures student curiosity and teacher patience in a chemistry themed exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Rosas
Wally Larkin
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