Condon High School - Review Yearbook (Condon, OR)

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I $illiam Gnuntg 67131511 53111101 Orchestra 1 The ngh SchooI Orchestra was organized at- the beginning 'ofl-the school term. Eight 111e111bers were in the iirst meeting, but as'timae 11a's'3ed. Some of them dr0pped o t and new ones were added. 'A meeting was 1111111 in December to elect the officers. The following were elected: J. B. VVheir n1a11ager; Ray JackSo11,treas11rC-r;Alice H0w1a11d, secretary; Mr.Stova11 beirig our director. ' I Floyd D11111ap a11d Mr. M111er, a though they were not in high school,- offered their services with the clarinet and violi11,whiCh helped our 01 ;1 chestra very much. The orchestra made its hrst app earance 011 March 4, at the Public School Auditorium, when it played at the high school play. At the close of school the orchestra members were Li11is111 Th0 1venel pianist; J B Wheir 311d Virgil Rogers, t1'0111b011e; Ray Jackson, cornet; R0110 Myers and Alice Howland, violin1sts. --AL1CE HOVVLAND '$illiz1m Glnuntg 331E511 Sthunl 1 131211111 311

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GEiIIiam QImmtg gaigh $thnnl The Masquerade Party The Junior Class of the HopkinsvilIe High School gave a masquerade partyron the High School grounds in honor of the Senior Class. Miss Hopkins, the English teacher, was rather old maidish, very. prim and precise. She did. her hair on the top 0f herihead, therefore the class soon nicknamed her itTopknuo-t. Now iiTopknot 'was not as old and prim as her appearance led everyone to believe. She Went to the masquerade party drssed as a school girl. She wore a pale pink ruffled organdy dress with a hat to match. The hat was tied to her wrist in school girl fashion and her thick yellow hair was done in 'long curls.' 'i Vera Grey,the most popular girl in school as Well as the daughter Of the most prominent business man in Hopkinsville, masqueraded in spirlt of spirit of mischief as the Englishoteuaeher, Miss,Hopkins, Torn Hall, thinking he recognizedVeragwhom everyone knew he con- sidered as hisi'girl, led her off to one side to a bench under one of the trees. In the course of their conversation Tom said, i'Say, Vera, haveAyou seen old iiTopknot tonight? Shelooks Worse than she ever did. at school: Look at her now. And he pointedito a tail figurezdressed. in a black dress with a high cellar buttoning up: aroundg-her chinsand her. hair- done high- on the top of her headil , V L - iiWhat do you think of the way she actsin. Class? Isn'tssheawfulTT asked Vera. IiitYes, and you canit event whisper without her boring a hole through you with those little eyes of. hers, av stei'ed Tomi. , de like towrite a note to you sometimes, continued Tom, i-ibut those eyes stop me right there. I do Wish sheid change her dress once in a while, Sheis worn that old black thing almost ever since school started and she .has it on: again tonight? ' tiShe sure needs a change and the way she does her hair is worse than ever. All done up in a little teapotjhandlevon the top of her head and when she draws her mouth into a thin little line sheid take the prize for old maidr anywhere in the country around. And I donit believe I ever saw her when she had a real smile on her face. The only time she ever smiles is When 'she meets the professor on th stairwayand then it looks like she-i's making'a face at him, and shezsure is cross in class. I sure wouldnot want to be around her very long in; one stretch. v But thatis enough .about old iTop- knot, and say Vera, don,t iiorget yourie going home. with me. Before shehad time to answer the announcement was made that it was - time to take off their masks. She. and Tom gathered with the rest of the crowd in front of the school house. and at a word everyone pulled off their masks. ' . a Tom looking at the, girl in thepink organdy dress, expected to. meet the twinkling eyes of Vera met insteadrthe amused glance of Miss HOpkins. Tom immediately had business elsewhere. s- ' , Iill leave you to imagine how Tom felt when he went to English Class. next Monday morning. . , ' - a eNORA MYERS ' Thereturn part i! vmemselves to In- t iagood time and '? :u. 011 Novem lwr .I I iHigh School stw 5 m The girls sm .' Vaidfortheir WUH Inthe lattvr IHH' ion of MIS. Schra Ealone. After su Tiedtomake it u ieyhad nut hm-n 'ifOII was a smuil. test. :3 The entortznnmo- z'hwashuntfng for :each with a girl' ing and it Was 1 n J hound her hnjn. F i. -- -- eilliam lemtg ?digh 5am! 1 3351519 32 . o g RS '1! ' Won. I'lza Mose nth. ' Pl: 1. ph'H 5;. H mill