Harper High School - Hornet Yearbook (Harper, OR)

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DRAMATIC PRODUCTION CLUB ISC SSIIIQSECF Semester patricia Lee . . . .President . . . Charles Burtis Val Gene Dice . . Vice President . . Robert Miller Frankie Kime . . . .Secretary .... Anna Jackson Phyklis Bertalotto.program Chr. . . . Frankie Kime The D, P. Cs has been a very active Freshman English Club all year with meetings every Friday. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB 1st Semester 2nd Semester Mary Bodewig . . . .President . . . .Esther Burtis Anna Jackson . . .Vice President . . Lorna Walters Mildred Gale . . . .Secretary .... Anna Jackson Georgia Palmer . . .Treasurer . Phyllis Bertalotto The Home Economics Club sponsored two outstand- ing events. The girls styled their dresses at the Mother's Tea, February 28. Then April 13, they cooked and served the Junior-Senior Banquet. P OTUGRAPHY CLUB President . . . . . . Sam Grigg Secretary . . . .Betty Palmer Treasurer . . . Donna winniford Mr. Harrison equipped a dark room downstairs with an enlarger as well as other essential mate- rials. The ten club members have enjoyed learning photography work. Their big project this year has been all of the photo work for the Hornet. JUNIOR-SENIOR LITERARY CLUB lst Semester 2.nd semester Ed Rupe . . . . . . president . .Margaret Belgarde Uthella Towell . .Vice President . Darlene Gardner Betty Palmer . . . .Secretary . .Trinity Jaramillo The Junior-Senior Literary Club meets twice a month. It spo sored a Valentine party for the student body, February 14.

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CHRISTMAS PAGEANT A Christmas pageant was given Friday, December 20 by the school. Readers, carollers, choir, and tableau participants have been chosen from both the Grade and High Schools. Two angels in disguise visit the earth on Christmas Eve. They inquire why different people wish to attend the Christmas service. Among these is a nroup of poor children. Carl decides to stay and tell the Christmas story to them. The tableau of the nati- vity appear, accompanied by reading and Christmas music HOME ECCNUMICS CLUB TEA The Home Economics Club gave a tea For the mothers of the community on Friday afternoon February 28 to style their dresses. Patriotic colors prevailed at the tea table where dainty refreshments were served. The girls presented a varied program consisting of piano solos, a double duet and an amusing shadow pantomine on posture. Then Mrs. Hampton introduced the girls through original verses about each girl and her dress. JUNIOR-SENIOR BANQUET The Junior and Senior Banquet was held in the school auditorium April 18. The theme, the nuornetn, was carried out in table decoration and in toasts for the program. Ed Rupe acted as toastmaster. Those pre- sent tmsides the ,upper-classmen were the high school teachers and the high school board and their wives. HUT LUNCH BENEFIT AH evening at the Double Z Bar Ranch was arranged and presented by the fifth and sixth grades April 12 as a Hot Lunch Benefit. Through the cowboy motif a varied program was given. Included were songs, stories, jokes, a playlet npirate Perch and the slovenly Sloopu and a puppet play 'Cindere1laW. All pupils of the room participated.

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