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Ontario High School - Owaches Yearbook (Ontario, OR)

 - Class of 1918

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Ontario High School - Owaches Yearbook (Ontario, OR) online collection, 1918 Edition, Cover
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J '3--PW? -' ' l ?i1 -- 45'-if 7 qx.gg'x- 1 7 F95 'HIM 2 -1 1 -2:-'.'4,w, L .' ' ,w-.sad 47. -4. , . X- - ,, x . . ,. . sf '-A J '1' , VY' 'W' ' 'X ' 'T 1 'l, !- ' 1'?a'.S!-W' ,'?i7 ?f '3T f 23Wf?HT'1' '- ll'-FT'-1'- N ' J H 5':w' if - 'Z C1 2 X 'ff s., Q f - Su g afy g 1i5is5?,v f,,g, f 'gag QL zfff, ,, --' - ,-fh- -I 'Hn 2-'m:w.nM:w.,1fz, what 5ifn.W!?5!Y' ..?mQ'. Vr '- ' hS.:x? 4ki'f:r-52,21 ein-MQ't51, ,41 3i! F??,f'l nf X X ff kia EMOHS 652669 5 X, ,f 4 4 I '7 . f X ,X 1 Ge ese SENIOR CLASS HISTORY NVe l1ave at last gained the goal which has been our aim for four long years. We a1'e now entering on the stage to take part in life 's activities. When We entered the High School in the fall of 1914, sixty- two strong, we were determined to be the largest class ever To graduate from Ontario High. But each year members of the class of '18 have either quit school, been married or gone elsewhere to school. Ten members of the class were in sueh a hurry to leave Ontario High, that they graduated with last year's class. A former member of our class, Ruth Howe, passed away i11 the fall after battling several weeks with typhoid fever. Irving Harris is help- i11g to defend Old Glory. Several new members have come To fill the places made vacant by those who left, but still only twenty- three are leaving 'tOur Dear Old High in 1918. In our Freshman year we had many social functions which were i111n1e11sely enjoyed by all present. As our class constituted over half of the student body, upper classmen did not bother us much. They did a few things scarcely Worth mentioning, sueh as stealing our president from a meeting once. In the Sophomore year we did our part in helping to keep the Freshmen miserable. But in spite of this we succeeded in learning a few lessons which will probably be of use to us in later years. ID. A. Hiles was our class advisor during this year. Sleigh rides and skating parties helped to pass away the time. The most important events of our Junior year were the Junior-Senior Hop held at the Grange, and the Junior-Senior re- ception which was held at the elose of tl1e year. For this year M r. L. L. flulbertson was appointed our class advisor. During this, our Senior year, we have been very busy with Junior Red Cross, Honor Guard VVork, and with the XV. S. S. eani- paigns, Y. M. Cl. A. campaigns and other work of this nature. We have liberally supported each and all of the eampaigns to tl1e best of our ability. Every year members of our class have been in the track, fooball a11d basketball teams. Another star in our erown is that for the last two years, Ed Fraser, a 1ne111ber of olll' class, has been the yell-leader! 4- 7, O QC e Obffirrrn I' 'ffl usuent. S1-x'r:'tary and 'Preasuru Chuxd U. Cllristiansen Erma Von Readon If hot, air were music. Chris would Laugh and the world laughs Wllll you he 11 jazz baud. Vivo Presidc-ni lone Luehrs I chatter, clmtierr as Motto Over the Top. Plan:-as-a lflowor Black Violet Class Yell Sis-s-s-s-S-S-S B00-00'OO-O0-Ill All-h-lx-ll-ll-ll-I1 1Wl1istleJ Seniors! I go. Leave it to Erma Flass Colors Orange and Black XQX 0x Q Xi X , X Xfx --wat -fe la f l Bernard H . Rader- Shorty Editor-in-Chief Owaches '18. Vice Pres. Student Body '18. Glee Club '17-'18. Nut Club '16-'17-'18. Secy. Student Body '17. Annual, where have I heard thi word before? Gladys Emison- Glad. Associate Editor Owaches '1S. Student Librarian. Feast of the Red Corn. Sighed and looked and sighed again Myrl Bingham- Bing Student Librarian. Feast of the Red Corn. Doubly criminal to do so, For the maid has bought her trousseauf' Opal Farlevy- Poco Feast of the Red Corn. Boys. I like to dance. Helen Blom- Light Student Librarian. Feast of the Red Corn. Wise, hard working, consistent am sagacious. I Xfif wa 'X Xf QV QLQ Ilmzvl llcrvin- lInys Student Librarian '1S. Senior Ropr. Owaches, Longing for ia! gy1n. Ray U8l'Yill-- B0ll0h Band '16-'17-'18. I um n firm hvlivver in the pmvur ul silence. Margaret Griffin- May A had excuse is better than none Bcrllivv McGee- Marv Student Librarian '18. Studfes wlmn she haSn't anything else to do. Floss-:ie Iielhu-- Floss Loves hor teachers and hor books. QQ! wa: els I Edmund S. Fraser- Slim President Student Body '17-'18. Class President '16-'17. Business Mgr. HUWHCIIBSN '18. Chief Nut '16-'17-'18. Glee Club '16-'17-'1S. I love its gentle warble, I love it gentle flow, I love to wind niy tongue llp, and love to let her go. Dorothy 'l'urn9l'- Ibon-ly Feast of Red Uorn. l One of those lamb-like, timid, pick- me-up or I'll die, girls. Eva Ilum-an- Fawn Student L'brarian. Looks innocent, never speaks, ho' can we roast her? Hazel Harfhmui--''Bohhy Precious goods come in little pack ages. Helen Faldwell- .'issy Feast of Red Corn. Every artist was first an ainatour. X. I Dwight Cox- Coxy 1 sing either tenor eleven. Jessie Griffin- Jess Too studious to be frivolous. Abbie Wlnegar- Maw Joke Editor Owaches ' '18. Student Librarian. Wit is an unexpected explosion of thought. Maud Walters- Modest The only thing for her is that there 's nothing against her. Helen Dunlml'- Jmrk Long, lean and likeable. SENIOR CLASS WILL We, the learned Senior class of 1918, realizing that our days are near an enrl do will and bequeath to the school faculty and various other pe.ople , our youth- ful accomplishments which we no longer need. But knowing the extravagance ul certain persons who will receive a part of this fortune, we hereby declare that no person shall use his or her share until the first day of September 1948. In doing this we are sure of protecting the interest of those, who in their childhood days might become careless or extravagant. Item I. We do will and bequeath to the Faculty our good will and best wishes. altho they have not allowed us to play hookey any more than the Hooks. Item II. We do give and bequeath to the school in general our good bc- havior which should be highly appreciated. Item III. To the Junior class our judgment, weighty responsibility and the outside row of seats, hoping that they may conduct themselves as beautifully as we have. Item IV. To the flighty Sophomore class we will our dignity, which we hope they will try to use on special occasions. Item V. And to the much wronged Freshmen we will our authority over the lower classes. We think the Rooks need a change of government. Item IV. Edmund Fraser does will and bequeath to M. D. Thomas his tower- ing height of figure. Item VII. To Alferetta Sage, Margaret Griffin bequeaths her studious habits and hopes that Alf. may use them to a good advantage. Item VIII. Dorothy Turner wills her seat near the assembly door to Delta Hill. A near exit, Delta! Item IX. To Gladys Overstreet, Havel Hardman wills her power to bluff in llistory class. Item X. Gladys Emison bequeaths her flirting glances to Myrtle Stewart, who she hopes will profit by a fair example. Item XI. To Hiram Doane, Clalde Christiansen wills his standing with the girls. Item XII. Ione Luehrs wills her literary tendency to Lucile Hagans-We hope Miss Uonway will appreciate this. Item XIII. To whoever will be able to fill this position with half as much success as he, Ray Bervin wills the Bugle. Item XIV. To Wendell Holland, Dwight Cox wills his great ability to whistle. Item XV. To Cressa Wells, Opal Farley does bestow all the beauty and ef- ficiency of coiffure arrangements. Item XVI. Bernard Rader bequeaths his good looks to Mitchell Moore. Item XVII. Myrl Bingham, Eva Duncan and Flossie Kellor bequeath their in- terest in certain H. S. boys to the Junior class igirls of course.y Item XVIII. Bernice McGee does will and bequeath her desire to remain kiddish, to Ardelle Boggess. In the presence of this assembly of witnesses, we hereunto set our hands and seals THE CLASS OF '18. i lf:-T. A- P I -Q L, 7.15 S 1 F' 'yr , f , ' VL X Q4 + if of A Q ' aff ff W N '15 lk M f fv ' wwf' jf xml ff? ff .4 f 0 1 W K1 F Mqfl yc X fz - stigi1 4: ' I K 1 , ' KN I ff ' - 5 H lk f V W' - 'U ,,.. , JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY. 'l'his niost wonderful class of '19 although the smallest elass in the O. ll. S. has a very interesting history. Two or three of its members were eonipelled to step i11t0 the Senior Glass this year and their absenee is deeply regretted. Lueile Biggs, Helen Dunbar Qnow a Seniorj, Amy f'anfield. Yiola llusted, Thel Lanipkin, Paul McCulloch, and Franeis Zini- nierinan are the only ones who can remember that day, so lilllg' ago, when we started to sehool with our new pencils and slates and learned to write eat and dog all in one day. It was then a elass of about thirty members. In the second grade was added to our class Helen Caldwell. and the year following Cecil Logan who was with us until the next year when she left and returned about a week ago to resume her studies with the old class. The fourth grade brought us Jaeli 'l'aylor and Gladys Udiek and they have been with us ever sinee Mamie and Myrtle Stewart eame i11to tl1e eighth grade with us. As Goldberg says Htinie has wrought many ehangesl' for al- though i11 the eighth grade 'Wendell Holland was a very bashful boy and exeeedingly bright in Arithmetic, he is now very popular with the girls and gets an oeeasional F in his Geometry W? i? L? H!!! lieora, Martlia, llelta, Erma and Alva all eame to share the hfizes and titles of our first year in High Sehool. The snow was very deep that year and also very eold. 'l'he next year Margaret Oram joined us and this year two niore have been added, Lola and llarrell Houser. Now the elass numbers twenty with just seven boys, but nevertheless we always manage to hold our own with the other elasses. Next year when we are all sitting up on the stage reeeiving f ur High Sr-hool Diplomas, we will look baek with a heavy heart to the tinies when Paul Mellulloeh wore blue and white striped overalls and Amy got a star in spelling every day. Gbffirrrn President Sevretary and Treasurer Amy Canfield Lucile Biggs I surely want to make my Mark. She thinks too little and she talk too much. Vice President, Jack Taylor A little more noise, less pep. Motto Smile, Smile, Smile. Class Flower Yellow Chrysanthemum. Class Yell . Rah! Rah! Rah! Rah! Rah! Rahi Rah! Rah! Rani Got any Pep? ' Well you Just Bet Hit 'em Juniors And you'll get 'em yet. Class Colors Green and Gold XX X Wffx f0 Myrtle Stewart,- Myrt months. Alva Amldon- Al He takes life serious. Mamie Stewart,- San1nxy Nuf Sed. Delta Hill Favorite expression-0, Gully. Leora Del-laven- Percy Quiet and shy. ?????? Boys Glee Club '18. H. S. Band '18, Nothing doing, nothing said. Yes, he's been in France for tl Wendell Holland- Windy' l l'1. Q X! f -SX f Q0 0 Viola Husted- Cin , Student Body Secy. '18. l'east of Red Corn. Ever jolly, ever happy. Never gidd ', never snappy. Paul Mr-Culloch- Cully Boys Glee Club '16-'17-'1S. Football Mgr. '17-'18. H. S. Band '18. A good hearted, fighting football Gladys Udlck More pep, Gladys, more pep. Baud '18. The old class stand bf. Lola! HflllSEl'1 SlS Feast of the Red Corn. She sings like a lark. Furl 131-own A minus quantity. hero Franc-ls Zimmerman--''Zlmmy 0--- 0f ff ,X so Ina Defoe N'er bloomed a fairer rose than she. Margaret Oram- Peggy Feast of the Red Corn. Looks like an iceberg moving through a. fog. Thel Lquupkin-''Lampy Boys Glee Club '16-'17-'18. Advertising Mgr. Owaches '18. tent. Darrell Houser- House Art Editor Owaches '18. Boys Glee Club '17-'18. Football '17-'18. The class ruff neck. Martha Muller ' Well, I suppose you all know. Give me a chaperon and I'll he cou- V! 1 'JPN Q.. wr ,P I f f.. 42'm: if X ' fm I Q' IIIII: W fwfr A Q0 4:32 ,Q . 9535? X ' X ll I: I n el' ' '. , ,,,:'Qv s gii! i ' ,iv ' :ll I fkgqwf XII! ' Pa j, 715' ' ft!M?+ A2520 fl f E 'E 16 W' --f 2 1 SQPH Af wa: e X Q0 SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY. Nll1lllll'l'lllg,I fifty-tivo, the Sophomore c-lass of 1920 vutvrvd thx' High Svliool ou Svptoliibvr 4, 1916, and has lim-ii morv or loss of Gill ziritlmuftii- problc-m c-vor sim-v for thvy hzlvv bvvu addvd to :uid subtraotvd from, till but frw figurvs l'0lIlEll1l thc- saiur. 'l'hc- vlziss was largvr than tho otluir tlirvv and started at our-v to prow what it could do. Tho football tozuus Wvrc- c-omposm-fl mzxiuly of Frvslimen and the boys and girls both addvd honor to tlu- 4-lass by thvir basketball rvcord. It wus tho F11-sliim-11 who lu-pt things livn-ly with their daiiciug and skutiugrpartivs, sottiug tlu- pam' for tho other classos to follow. ' 'l'his yozu' tho vlziss has vvimfcd thv sauu- up-and-at-it spirit whivh 1'll2ll'2ll't01'lZl'il thv Glass last yvar and which vstablishc-d its rm-putzitiou for good and all. Again it was thc- Sopliomorc- boys who 1-oustitutvd most of thc- football tvzun, but it is in baskm-tv bull that tho vlass shiuvs. Both girls amd boys dvfvatvd thc' otluw' tlirm- 1-lassm-s lllillilllg tho Sophomore class thc cfliampious for this -Yllill' with fair promise for otha-r yours. lu tho Y. M. U. A drive tho 1-lass ot '20 lc-d and also supportvd ilu- -luuior lli-1101-oss wry loyally. 0110HftlllltVV0lll'llZlt01'SI'llUSl'll lu 11-pi'm-sm-1it,t,l1v lligh Sf-hool is ai Sophomorv and shows that wo :uw- stroug iu tlu- illi,l'lll'l'fl1ill fivld as wvll as otlu-rs. . 'l'll0 first half of our High Svhool cam-vi' is almost ovvr :uid iu vw-i'y waxy wr lizivm- livc-d up thv part of our motto to bl-giu we-ll is good. With sue-li ai bn-giuuiug, with suvh il fouudatiou upon wliivli to build it vnu iwvvr bv doubted for an instant that thai class uf '20 will also fulfill tho other part of the motto, To vud wr-ll is bm-ttf-r. 00 00 Gbffirrrz l President Secretary and Trensm fm Charlotte Ulaggett John Odell And still the wonder grew, That, one He has no time for girls or tame n small head could carry all she knew. mere diploma is his aim Vive President Jack Peterson Hearts are Trumps. Motto To begin well is good, To end well is betterf Class lflowm' Purple l'l1rysuntl1en1un1. Class Yell I Stop! Look! Listen! See who's here The Sophomores are With a rousing cheer. Sophomores! WOW! Class Colors Purple and Gold xf X RW 00 vQ Martha Ilamhurt The gentle mind by gentle deeds is known. Mary Messe For slie's a jolly good fellow. Ardelle Bogfress Latin is her short suit. Gilbert Dean Silence is golden. Clara Craig she is thrice blessed. Hiram Doane got t. If to be able to talk is a blessing thou 1 ain't got it, no, I menu I ll.uc11t i-U86 LaV1-rue' Kellar Taken! No other need apply. Ellis Garcia A hero of Sunny Spain. Mary Bervin Do you really suppose she'll be a maid? Clarence Dellaven Clarence, you are entirely bright. said Miss Conway. Yollu Cronin A Case has attractions for Vella. Lydia Fiedler Slow but sure. n old 100 ll Xf Qv Herve Dearborn Ready at all times to do her hir Lois X1-eu' Laugh and grow fat. Alfarcvttu Sage What ails this heart, of mine? .lurk XVPZIYPI' Ijfe is just one blame thing after an other. Agnes Ami.lon Has hopes of being fl Donn. lulden Madden He likes to take the girls out llrlin in his new Vase. 5 Helen Anderson For the love of Mike, don't do it. Earl NValters Such a beautiful complexion, espec- ially at times. Rose Bender No rose without a thorn. Etta M1'f'l'8ig'llf She thinks the bread should raise not rise. Miss Conway doesn't, but then she was raised differently. Aubrey llflan Let the world slide, Let the world go. Dottie Crummet A great believer in her worship. X Xf Pearl Dail A maid from scenes pastoral. Charles Homan Never look at a book, is my motto. Uressa VVells A late addition to the Sophomoie class. Robert Smith Fate tried to conceal him by naming him Smith. Martin Moore A pony is a gentle, harmless and I very useful animal. Mary Springer I S0 deep in books, 'twould take ai donkey to pull her out. X1 I XX X XX Lee Broderick Reads all kinds of books except those- in his desk. f Hi Ida MvHal0y Does not believe in modern lighting methods: but prefers a Lump. Frank Dorman His hobby is collecting treasurerie jobs. asses' S QW 5 pxt' JNB S 'L lflll l , J arf' ' ll f 3'7s', 7' qs Q I I U99 , jk-,twin N A:-Salk, 224' S W -we P i n Y f k v Cul .Q , 1 Q' CLASS CHAMPIONS 1 ,- .--W, , y, xy. ' J, W. 152: Mr 33 fa 44 R. r' 5 w :Z X. ,,, EJ W' Wag i'7 X: QS V:'f f 'Wi 1 ' I , ' ,475 X x 4' x Xxxxgxfgfl 0 ., ,M ' 1 f fy M , . ' 'ww 4 KX f 4. . 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'1'111s is V1'1'f' 111111s11111 f111' 11 is 1111t 111'1Q1'1l 111111 El 1111-111111-1' 111.111l' 1'1l'1'Sl11ll2l1l 1'111ss 1ll'1'1l1111'S il 1-11111111111111 111-111111-1' 1111111111 1111- f11's1 .Y1121l'111U 111111181-1111111, 111111 w1- il1'l' V1-111' 111111111 111 1111vi11p,' this '11s1i111'- 111111. 11111' 111s1111'1' 11111811 111-111-ss111'11.1' 111- s11111't, 11111 with 1111- s1111't 111111 w1- 112lY1' 11111111111-11 11l11'11lQ11111'f11'Sf .Y0i11', W1- 111-111-V1- 111111 1111- 1'111ss 111' '21 1s111-s1i111-11 111 111'1-111111111s1111111111 11S0f111 111111 12l1'1LL'01'1l1111l1.fS 11111'i11g 1111- 111-X1 1l11'1-1- 'V1'il1'S 11f1i111'1I11..f'1l S1f1111111 1if1-. 00 00 G9ffirPrz President Secretary and Treasurer Homer Maddux Ollie Morton In this case it takes only two feet to A shark at bluffing in h storx make 11 yard. Vive President Wm. Biggs Fun at any price. Uluss Motto We climb slowly. But each step is sure. Fluss Flower White Rose. Class Yell. Rah! Rah! Rah! Rah! Rah! Rah! One nine, two one Ha! Ha! Ha! Uluss Uolors White and Grew'-n Are we jolly? Well I guvse Freshies, Freshies Yes! Yes! Yes! h. ff W Ruth McCulloch As ye sew, so shall ye rip. Henry Johnson Better late than never. Cho:-:sie Lawson Great knowledge is contained in her upper story. hee VVilliams Come Lee, tell us another story about what you used to do at Drewsey. Mildred Poorman I'n1 sure some stepper. Fred Xvinegal' Fatty Arbuckle the second. Ruby Hunt Seen more than she 's heard. N N r F 1 l 1 I H 004 mf P0 Zcvldu McHaley Art thou us wise as thou art beauti- ful? Donovan Poormun. This animal is known by his bray. Hazel Vanliuren Nuf sed. Her grades speak for her. WVosley Glenn IJon't try to argue with him. Inez Kerfoot Quiet and modest. Harry New-ve Wise from the top of his head up. Myrthelene DiCPllH6tCl'S Silence is golden. ' XGA was 65 2 wfv Ethel lVl1'WYilli:uns Oh! those dreamy eyes. Floyd f'lIl'lStlIlllSi ll You might not th'nk so, but I am I1 great ladies' man. Lum-ile Hagans You could almost he-ar her wings. Jann-s llnytl A helpless look ol' lllfilllff'-'. Opal Rawls She is tall :incl growing taller. Jaunffs llliggs Oh, the suffvrings of Z1 hal:-:hful boy. Nay llly She spake not El word. 0 Q M.--Q---N 04 X ' KX' 'ffl' ff V XX X Q ii e t W - Jemiie Dowd An artist in the making. Elton Abernathy Music hath charms and so have I. Catherine Nebb Mellens food did it. Harry Cleveland If there is anything I don't know it is because I haven't had time to learn it. Lela Buchner Full of dignity and common sense, mostly dignity. Newton Zahler Red Head, our only shining light that never goes out. Mae Teeter Patriotic, she loves the soldier boys of! Xf fif ve Mitchell Moore I wish they would hurry that Annual so I can pick out my girl. Mary Lzwkfly Don't you love a tow-head? Gladys Franklin Her one evil is dissipation. Gladys Overstreet What she needs is a prlvane secre- tary to keep tab on her love notes. Jaunevs Purcell A nice mild little cuss. 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A '45 'ev -v uk' n,.-,. ,.N M, .,n 6--A-1 ' Nil. ,. f 'r- In 7 Y JK 31 qu 'ij' 'Un 51.1 l4 ,.. H HE H-W +- - SEV,- +14 i t .-e 'i'.L'P ' u- -ll qw ir- FA x Q 35. Dmi- a.3'GL..-ln - L1 1 L 'ww H1 -ru fl: I-'wi P s' H. Agri? . ri -5 n F -L 4 1 -nw.. 1' , nf I' 'lvl Q ici -vw: -r..L-Q 11 nfl jp .+ 49, Ln 1. v 'M Q . . L 5'onrn1:l:1: ZillYI1ll'l'lNllllI Zuhlcr: Clovclzmd. x McCulh,ch 4Right Guide? XValtvrsg Moorv: Doane: Peterson lCorpor:1lJ Bc-:Ing .Xmidwmg VVcavL-r: Homan Guide! Lumpkin 1First Scrgcantb Bcviu iliuglary r F 5 . WF lCorporul3 Houscrg Taylor: Biggs: Klnddcn tCo1'poral3 Hydg Smith: Brown: Odell 1Corporal5 Dormzul K R1-:xr Rank-Holluml: Klxuhluxg Moon-1 .Xhcrnzntlmyg Dem: Riggs: XVilli:1ms: IM-Ilxxxw-11: Cox: Nm-cc: Q-llI'iSfiilll l'sI'0lll Rank-Rader l1 irst Licutcnzmtb Boucher lC'olo11e1b C11ristc.nscn lfuptaiub Fraser 150001141 Licuxcnl , , . ..,. ,..,.... . I THE COMPANY The most widely known organization of Ontario High School is the military company. The first company contained about forty members. Officers up to the rank of captain were elected from the pupils, Messrs. Hall and Petrie holding the rank of Colonel and Major, for the first year. The uniforms selected the first year were tl1e khaki service n11ifor1n. The following two years gray dress and blue dress uni- forms were worn. These were substituted in the fourth year by the regular army service uniform which has been used si11ce. The purpose of organizing the company was to teach the boys the rudiments of discipline and drill as taught to the soldiers, and to supply a means of exercise which was not obtainable because of the lack of a g'y1I1l121Sll11I1. The time devoted to drill was, originally three forty minutes periods, three times each week, one half credit bei11g given for the four years of drill. This year, however, due to the war, drill is given each day-one half credit being given for the year's work. The work this year has been more practical and instructive than in previous years. Trenches have been dug, dummies for bayonet practice erected. Attacks are planned in which bombing, bayonet and relief squads are all sent over the top carrying out their orders and duties as on the field of battle. All actions are re- produced as 11C2l1' to the real thing as possible. Something looked forward to with much interest and excite- Illltllt each spring is the competitive drill. The company is drilled by an army officer who by a process of elimination determines the best drilled cadet. To this person is awarded a silver medal. Al- though drill has IIUVCI' bee11 compulsory there has never been more than two or three boys each year not participating. This was the first organization of this kind in an Oregon High School, and has always been a credit to the school and has many times received much praise from notable persons. Svinhrni Ifinhg Obffirvrn President Vice' President Secretary Treasurer Edmund S. Fraser Bernard H. Rader Viola Husted Frank Dorman Chairman Edmund S. Fraser Faculty Alumni H. R. Douglass Miss Leona Rader S. M. Boucher Theron Northrup Student Officers. Class Representat,ivc's. Bernard H. Rader Eldon Madden fSoph.J Viola Husted Wm. Biggs fFresh.J Frank Dorman I lf 1' . Gully Cris Brown Lampy Madden Taylor Uhr ut Gluh A Q59 l Keep Out of tue Woods Paul McCulloch-- Dough Nut Claud Christiansen Carl Brown Thel Lampkin Eldon Madden Jack Taylor Charles Homan Aubrey Dean Edmund Fraser Jack Weaver Bernard Rader Jack Peterson Chas Tubby Houser Slim Weaver Shorty Pete Chief Nut Xfx wat 2 QQ Qbllfilfill jiliglq Snlqunl 25211121 Formats- i'iZll'i Wzillews Mitvllell Moorc l'lzn'invt,s- Frank U0l'lll2lll Paul McCullocl1 Wesley Glenn Ralph 11111110 lliclmrcl Adam Ray Berviu Wesley MK'f'Oll1il SIIXZIIPIIUIICT Wendell Holland lDil'0l'tUl' 11. V. Shin Altos- Jack Peterson Eldon Madden Baritone- Kennetli Casiday Bass- Dwigllt Cox Trombones- Robert Smith James Purcell l,l'l.llllS-- Hiram Doane Darrell Houser DEBATE For the purpose of promoting debating in the Ontario High School, a meeting of all those interested i11 tl1e subject was called early in November. The result of tl1is n1eeting was the formation of a debating society with the following officers: President, Rose Bender, Vice President, Ed Fraserg Secretary and Treasurer, Wesley Glenn. The first debate which was a tryout for places o11 the inter- seholastie team, was held the third wek in lleeember, when Clara Uraig and Wesley Glenn, with Dwight Vox as alternate, were ehosen to represent the O. H. S. i11 the Oregon State Debating League. The question to be debated in our division of the State League was: Resolved, That Oregon should abolish the State Senate. Our team upheld the affirmative of this question against the Nyssa lligh Sehool, January 18, and received tl1e unanimous decision of tl1e judges: and defended the negative of the same question against Harney County High School at Burns, February 8, winning a 2 to 1 decision. These victories made O. H. S. champion of this division of the State League. ' On March 15, the O. H. S. team upholding the affirmative of the question, '4Resolved, That at the e11d of the present war the United States should become a member of a league of nations With power to enforce the decisions of its international eourtg won a 2 to 1 decision over Wallowa High School. This debate took place in the assembly hall of the Ontario High School. The O. H. S. now holds the championship of Eastern O1'egon. f ff ' 5 ' 'X Q f ee nuur Cguztrh C5315 Standing. Left to Right-Mary Messe, Erma Von Hendon, Hilda Hrevkon. Zelda- Mcllaley, Dottie Urunimet, lone Luehrs, Miss Rader President, Hazel Bervin, Sitting, Back Row, Left to Rightw-Alfaretta. Sage, Amy Canfield, Viola llusted, Gladys Emison, Opal Farley, Cressa Wells, Helen Anderson, Mary Springer, Velia Cronin. Front Row, Left to Right-Hilda McHaley, Derce Dearborn, Etta McCreight, Charlotte Claggett, Gladys Udick, Margaret Oram, Mary Bervin, Lucile Hagans, Fath- erine Nebb. Glummernizxl Bepartnwnt First liowAHiran1 Doane, Margaret OI'3.lI1, Jack Weaver. Second Row-Jack Peterson, Rose Bender, Clara Craig, Dottie Crummett, Ellis Gam-ia, Eldon Madden. Third Row-gMary Springer, lone Luehrs, Martha Lambert, Viola. Husted, Marv Messe, Hazel Hardman. Fourth Row-fLydia Fiedler. Myrtle Stewart, Gladys Emison, Belnard Rader. Fifth RowffChar1es Honian, Claud Christiansen, Maude Walters. Standing-Opal Farley, Helen Dunbar, Amy Canfield, D. A. Hlles tInstructor.p Typewriting-Carl Brown, Hazel Bervin, Abbie Winegar, Dorothy Turner. eznz er Ulrarining flllztasa W , Front Row, Left to Right-Abbie Winegar, Maude Walters, Bernice McGee. Flossie Kellar, Back Row, Left to Right-H. R. Douglass Clnstructorj, Jessie Griffin, Ma1'gz1re', Griffin, Eva Duncan. I A 1- 1 LX 00 00 'flginlugg Qllzms First Table, Right, to l,eftfGilbert Dean. Earl Walters, Hiram Doane, Marifii Moore, Clarenve DeHaven, Darrel Houser. Second 'l'a1l1le. Right to I..eftfAgnos Aniidon. Hazel Bervin, Pearl Dail, La Verno Kullar, Helen Anderson, M. D. Tlioinas llnstructory, Hilda M0Haley, Arrlellv Boggess. Daisy Secoy, Aubrey Dean, Eva. Duncan. 7Vihe1'1g , 'fgunh 0115155 First Row, Left to Right-Lee Williams, Michell Moore, Homer Maddux, Harry Neece, Lee- Broderick. Second Row, Left to Right-James Biggs, Harry Cleveland, Donavan Poorman, M. D. Tlxonias, Elton Abernathy. Third Row, Left to Right-Ray Marshall, Old Glory, Dave Udlck. L '- zmual raining 0112155 First Row, Front to Rear-Hiram Doane, Eldon Ma.dden, Ray Bervin, S. M Boucher flnstructorl. Second Row-Fred Winegar, Jack Weaver, Jack Peterson, Clarence. Delelaven. Third Row-John O'De1l, James Purcell, Lee Broderick. Fourth Row-James Boyd, Gilbert Dean, Charles Homan. 1-U86 e PQ? Qlhvmiztrg Gilman ri. f its Left to Right--Edmund Fraser, Hazel Bervin, Thel Lampkin, Erma Von Hendon Vlaxude i'hristia.nsen, M. D. Thomas flnstructorj, Dorothy Turner, Bernard Rach-x' Dwight Vox. i e fiv e 0 4 umesiir silence 6112155 Left to Right-Derce Dearborn, Agnes Amidon, Vella Cronin, Rose Bender Helen Anderson, La Verne Kellar, Lois Neece, Pearl Dail, Miss Rader, Charlott Claggett, Etta McCreight, Martha Lambert, Flossie Kellar. 1' Girlz' C5122 Qlluh Front. Row, Left. to liigllt---Margaret Oram, Delta Hill, Mary Messe. Ruth Mc- llllUi'll. Sm-mul liuw-Lola llouser, Luvile Hagans, Viola llllstwl. Gladys Emison. Mari.- Iu ll ll'. Standing S-Myrl Bingllam, Helen Valdwell, Erma Von livadon, Opal Farley, llelfm llum, Mary llervin. Ellnnthall Gram as Back Row, Left to Riglitsll. R. Douglass 1Supt.Jg Wm. Biggs, R. End, Newton Zaliler. L. End. QSubJg Harry Cleveland, R. Tackle. lSuliJg Orville Walters, L. Half Back. Middle Row-Thel Lampkin, R. End fSubJg Mitch Moore, L. Tackle, Aubrey Dean, L. Guard, Paul McCulloch, Centerg Clarence DeHaven, R. Guard, Jack Weaver, R. Tackle. -6 - 1 1 Y FOOTBALL NOTES Football was practically given up in the early part of the season due to the lack of material, the late crops keeping many of the boys from attending school until late. About tl1e last of October the boys were suddenly seized with the fever and although there were only three lettermen, M el lnlloeh Overstreet and Christiansen, f1'om last year's team, there was fairly good showing, but before any games were played Jim Over- street had left school which weakened the team eonsiderabl y. Three games were scheduled, Nyssa, Payette and Weiser. The Nyssa and Payette games were played away from home and resulted in a win and loss. The VVeiser game scheduled fol l'll2llllir1- giving day was not played due to weather conditions. Ontario 34, Nyssa 0. The first game was played with Nyssa High Sehool on their home grounds. This game was expected at the least to be close, Nyssa having previously beaten Parma a11d Vale by large scores, but we had them outelassed from the start. Our boys were rather sore and stiff, havi11g had only a week's praetiee, but after the first few minutes of play we were on the offensive, the back field making yardage at will. Honser and Christiansen scoring two touchdowns each and Doane and Walters one apiece. Two ears of rooters accompanied the players. Payete 1233 Ontario 7. The game played at Payette was a mneh better and more evenly matehed affair. NVe scored our only touchdown a few moments after the lciek off. Payette scoring in the second and third quarters. Tn the last we worked the ball the full length of the field and would have seored had not time have been called. The feature of the game was the playing of Ohoeolates Loughry, Payette 's half. Igaulavtmall Efrmn Front Row, Left to Rightfbarrell Houser, L. Guard: Uluud Cristizmsen, Centerg Eldon Madden, L. Forwurdg Ray Bervin, Right Guard. Bark Row-Gilbert Dean, R. Forwardg Mitr-11 Moore, Venter lSubbg Jack Taylor, li. Guard 1SuhJg S. M. Boucher, Coachg Aubrvy Imam, Suh,g Jack Weaver. Guard, 1Subbg Hiram Doane, Sub. Guard. Q BOYS BASKET BALL NOTES. The 1918 basket ball season may be counted quite success- ful, we l1avi11g only lost o11e out of six games played. The team consisted practically of 11ew material, there being o11ly two of last years men left, Rader and Christiansen. Rader was pre- vented from playing until the last few games due to health con-- ditions. Our late start was due to the difficulty in securing a hall. At the end of the first weeks practice we had a hard game with Fruit- land which resulted in a victory for Ontario, not much team work, our real basket ball playi11g was shown us this game. The fol- lowing Week We defeated Weisei' High by superior team work and fast playing. The two games played with Weiser Institute at NVeiser and Ontario resulted in two more victories for our ever improving team. A very close game was played with the Alumni, in this game we met several old stars but succeeded in hooking it on them. The next game played was with Caldwell High School, this was our only defeat of the season and was no doubt due to the con- dition ot' the players, Bervin and Christiansen being unable to play. However it was a good fast game and one of the best of the season. This ended the season alld is perhaps one of Ontario's most successful. 'There was always a good turn out and much credit must be give11 the scrubs and coach S. M. Boucher, who made possible A winning team for Ontario. Fruitland High School vs. Ontario High School ..... .... 1 9-10 VVeiser High School vs. O11tario High School ....... 34-7 Intermountain Institute vs. Ontario High School .... 26-21 High School Alumni vs. Ontario High School ........ 18-12 Intermountain Institute vs. Ontario High School ........ 44-15 Oaldwell High School vs. Ontario High School ........... 31-18 Ontario scored a total of 159 against 96 for her opponents. CEir1n'33awkPi Ball EPEIIII Back Row, Left to Rig11t4A1faretta Sage, Centerg Dorothy Turner, Forward Abbie Winogar, Guardg Lucile Hagans, Running Center. Front Row fliernice McGee 1SubJg Hazel Hardman fSubjg Lola Housvr. Gllilfll Mary Messe, Forwardg D. A. Hiles, Coach. O. H. S. GIRLS' B. B. TEAM. 'l'hv linslcvtlmll SUEISUII M1917 and 1918 1-411111111-111-1-cl with gm-:at IllS2llllNbllllIllt'lllf for thc' High Svlnml as wc- wwflw- nnnhlc- To sf-1-nlw :1 hull tm' lbl2l.Vlllg.L'. 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'l'hv girls aux- ltblalilllg' 'fHl'Will'll tu smnc- musing' gmail gznnt-s in tht' nc-zu' fntnrv, and mn' 0X1ll'l'l.2ltltIllS and lmlws, which ut prm-sm-nt ll2lVl' 1-wry outlook of hving tnltilh-cl, im' that wt- gn lll1'Hll 'll thx- sm-'lsnn without il rlvtvat. . N c 3-. - A Y-. I--A - . 1 , . , E f-. 0 Yf Xix ii ,.Wv ,K M I . I ff XX i f f if f Q' IW- ' V l NV 4 fl? v'7 I f Q It KL-kia If M If X01 ' 'XM Z9 5 ,f 1 . ' 1 N f iii? Q , W . 4 I ' 5 J Uhr Zhani nf ihv ZKPEI Glurn Uhr Girlz' C5122 Qlluh nf thr Qhnturin Thigh Srhnnl Under the Direction of MISS MAME FRAINL IS BB XSL FOR 'PHE BENEFIT OI FHL Rl IJ l ROSS U M 9 MARCH FOURTH, 1918 WEEDA XYANTA ,, . , . ,Queen ol' the Wzinta Trib'- Xlolzl lnllswu. IMVEE LIGHT . , L . ,,,,,., ,, , . Y Her Younger Sister iNl2lI'j' like-ssl-'e . VIYDGEE-Madge Foster IWTDGEE f--Elinor Wood i Tilwv Vllilclreri of the Queen lX'UlJGEEf-Helezx Thomas 5 OLD SQUAW ,.,,,....,,,,,,,..,., ,. , ,. .,,,, , , .,,, . , ,. ,,.., Sorm-eress of the Tribe ILIYIIIZL V011 ikdiilllill. CIIORUSES. Sopranos-Represent'ng spirits of happiness and joyg Gladys liinison, Delta llill. llntli McCulloch, Margaret Orzun. Luvile Hagans, Dorothy Turner. Altoswllepresenting spirits of sorrow and won-1 Opal Farley, Myrhl Bingham, Helen Blom, Marie Keller, Lola Howsor, Helen Uuldwell. Dmicvrs. SCENE-Hollow in a glen, adjoining the corn fields. TIME---Evening before, and morning of The Feast of the lied Corn. Svninr lglag Jarrng anh the Serhani lgrnhlem By Jerome K. Jerome. SYNOPSIS , several years before, had ran away from her family, ,un she eould not get along, and had joined a musie hall 'oupe. She meets a young artist, Vernon Wetherell, in :l marries him within three Weeks. He then takes her to at Bantoek Hall. Ruthlandshire, England, where she is l to find that he is not a poor struggling artist, but Lord She also finds to her ehagriii that her husband has hree servants, everyone of Whom is a relative of hers. shocked at her eonduet and begin the humiliating pro- ifforming her. She finally deeides to go baek to the old he feels her husband Will he ashamed to own his butler 's his wife, but Lord Bantoek proves his love for her, she er authority over her servants and the play ends happily neerned. CAST OF CHARACTERS. mfterward Lady Bantoekl -- .......... Erma V onlieadon Wetherell Cher husbandj .. . ....... Edmund Fraser Iennett C her butlerl .............. Claude Christiansen 1 Bennett Cher housekeeperl .......... Maude lValters nnett C her maidl .............. ....... H elen Dunbar eunett Cher sees md footmanj ........... Nl'Wl1U11 Zahler Bennett Cher still-room maidl ........ 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F111'111:1- 1011111 111' t1111 A. P. A. CA1111111s 1,11'1i1'1'S ASs11c1at11111.1 111-A. P. A. 1111111-11. S1111111 St1'11gp,'111. 1.1-'112l11111'1l1'11X7. M. U. A. 1'Zl1I1112l1Q11 111 t1111 0.1-I. S. 515357.75 1'z11s1-11. H- S111J1111111111'l'S 11111. St11111111t 111111':11'11111s :1p1111111t1'11. 4 f f I 1 , X . i it X. I 0 CHRONICLE OF EVEN TS-Continued. 16--First Qfootb ball games of the season at N yssa-Ontario 34- N yssa 0. 19-S. M. Boucher proved himself quite bashful. 23-Football game at Payette. Ontario 13-Payette 7. 24-Rook Dance at Moore Hall. Upper classmen invited. Well, they 'd come a11yWay. 27-War kisdussed. Service flag presented to the O. H. S. by Dom-Sci girls. i 28-N o school for three days. Thanksgiving vacation. 29-Thanksgiving! Big eats! Ontario vs. Weiser ball game. Weiser has11 't arrived yet CApril firstj. They can 't swim. December .3-Delegates elected to attend Boy 's Conference at La Grande, Maddux and Fraser selected to attend the Sunday School affair. Good selection. 4-Bening for Exams. 6-Slim and Maddux start for La Grande. 7-Doc lVells told H. S. of trench life-also inspected Company. 11-Several beautiful songs rendered by the. H. S. 12-Fine recitations. I 13-Shorthand exams. Several flunks as usual. 14-Health lecture by Dr. Weese. 17-Speeches from boys at conference. Maddux told how it was- Slini told how they Were. 18-Student Body unanimously deeides to have sehool on Satur- day. 21-'I'ryout for debate. Music on the Victrola. Talk from S. M. on his return from Vale. No more school until next year. 28-Opening ball of the Nut Club. January 2-Talk from Mr. Prater-former member of the faculty-- Same old Bill. Pete Pinney visited but vvouldn't talk. 00 00 000 000 00000000 0 0000000 0000000000000000 0 Ha EI cn C1 21 P-4 4 ra FU E2 he +4 Q H1 o :U on cz o 21 '6 QQ'.2'E'E' S E558 Ebgggg 5 mais 0' . 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U2 5? rf P: S3 UQ CD I3 fb o P1 sv 4 0 0 0 O 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 P I 0 0 0 m 0 2 F1 -4 .. 3 c 3 PU H 2 E m 0 A K : ' l I I 3 2 5 E 0 iv :lf Z H 'PU I 2 9 P1 fl ri 0 O F4 O .1 O :UAE CD O 'T 0 ' n-1 O E C Cl 2 C I E 0 Z r-Q 7 0 15 I ' C : ...A 2 -Z 0 C7 3 r-4 O 10 H3 0 0 0 0 0 0 E Q00000000000 0000 0000000000000000000 CHRONICLE OF EVENTS-Continued. 3-Crystal West Visited school-Pennant received from Maddux. Moore and Cassiday. 4-Friday-S'1l off-schi if il tomorrow ! 5-Saturday-School Y 7-First sign of spring-marbles roll down the isle. 9-Staff meeting-'nuff sed! 10-Mr. Leuhrs gave a lecture 011 Pharmacy as a vocation. 11-First snow of the season-Annual discussed. 12-Everybody antes a dime to purchase flag for O. H. S. 14-Duet-Boucher and Cub-Big snowstorm nierely a coinci- dence. 15-Rocks pose for pictures for Annual. 16-Sophs get snapped. 17-Vocational talk by Mr. Honian. l8-Letters read from boys at the front. Speech from principal of High School. End of semester. 19-Supt. Douglass and faculty give their consent for students to give dances and parties on every night except Friday and Saturday. 21-ilhem class had rotten lessens as usual. Orders to stay after school-but Tommy felt sorry for them. 22-Hooky found to be lots of fun-but the COHSOQll0ll1'0S-XV1DVV! 22-I-Board of education visits school. 24-Endurance dance-two couples danced two hours straight- - Ask Slim how to fuss a Rook. 25-N. N. Party-six new members initiated. 30-Interesting talk given o11 journalism by Mr. G. Ii. Aiken. Military select a court to preserve peace and happiness in company. 221-Fuel conservation tags passed around-tag your shovel at home if you get close enough to it. ' 1 'r hi A t' 30000 .OQUOOCPO50000000002 '?OC'O'.' E. A. FRA NEB Hardware and Grcggs Only the ,Best Staple Lines Carried lJl'CfC1'1'9d Stoek Canned Goods Royal Purple fwoffee. Golden Gate Teas, Coffee AE Spiees Sheep Czuup Supplies of all Kinds. l,Ul'S0l1il1 Serviee XVith -14121141 Owlel' Your Satisfaction ls Our Success OQK '- '.'-.JCL-04704 000043-0000 300000000-'JO 1 Q W00000OOOOOO0000OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO fOOx7 Successor to Newton f,1N'l'AliIO, I Ili EG-I IN Latest Creations in Shoes and Hosiery The chool of Experience Teaches you that you should make use of our service, and direct your efforts to more profit- able ends. We trust that we may not seem Impeelight in suggesting that you join the Weedawant Awash club. Ontario Laundry February . 1-Red Cross dance tonite. B. B. game at Payette-Score? Dunno! 2-Morning after. 3-Letters read from boys at N. Y. 4-Shorty called student body meet- ing where 'twas decided to support Basketball. 5-Letter received and read from Lee Hi. 6-Men teachers of faculty entcrat'n 7 the lady teachers of O, H. S. They all enjoyed the evening but how did the lady teachers get home-Ask S. M. Boucher! The others don'r know. Where did the Domestic War Bread go?? -Talk from Dr. Weese on medical profession. Annual staff meet- OOOOOOOOOOOONOOO VQC,-GQOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO 1. 0 0 O O O O 0 O O 0 O O O O O O O 0 O O O O O 0 O O O O O O O O O O O 0 O O O O O O O O O O 0 O O O O O 0 O 0 O O O O 00000000OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO00000000'Q OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO X . oooo iO0OOO000OOOOOO0OfO W hen your School Days are over flna' you start to think of that home o your own tffnk of e Ontarlo Furmture EET ME AT THE FOUNTAIN in the MOORE Hotel The most modern and up-to-date hotel in East- ern Oregon. We are here to serve the public. H. C. SMITH. Prop. Chronicle ol' I4 vents--1 ontinued. 11 ebruary. ing. Ask Thonris who vs'1.' sl the dishes in the Dom. Sci. room Debate t9'll11 left for Burns. f-'l ypewriting class get new typn- writinf., goggles. Slim 'ind Shor- ty appeur at Grfxnge dance with two Hooks! Great sc 1nd'1l., -llehutors return with vic-tory. -Soph boys hewt Juniors in B, I . and Seniors bent Hooks. -Senior girls beat Freshmen girls 'ind Soph girls heflt Junior girls. i-Tll011l2lS is presented with ' ' -H. S. Student Body joins Junimr let lross. VV. l , ll0lll'lIl givf s talk. f ' I ' Y . '.-.hw I S x Ky L S ' . ' 1 Y LY C 1 . . 1 1 K x fl 1 Th 10 1 l 3 . 12 ' f O O . . 12 u pie C 1- and is still alive. ompauy 14 , , I l ' 1' . 1 ooooooc ooooooooooooooe-oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOV'Q00OO00000OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOQ'-. 0000 O 63 O O O x m O O 6 O fx 5 0 w A 1 1 fx x x N O A O O O O O A Q 1 s O 0 0 0 9 Girls Are Particular Young man, the girls arc Watching you. T h c y 'r lf Wanting to k11ow if you have a bank account Ztlld if you arc thrifty and saving. The up-to-date girl is par'- ticular about the fellow sho marries. In these days of the movic show and niyriatl dailies she has learned all about what happens to thr- girl who throws licrsc-lf away U11 some ponniless loaf- er who never had a dollar in the bank. Boy, start to sav- ing' your money. Bc a busi- ness nian. Pork up. You'11 get her. FIRST NATIONAL BANK Ontario, Oregon Arc you buying' thrift Stamps '? O O O BOISE-PAYETTE' e O C. O O Specials : HOUSE PLANS -f- BARN S G-RANARIES SILOS KOZY COAL Chronicle of Events--f'ontinued. L 15-Irving Harris a former member , of the High School and now so- journing at Camp Lewis, tells of life in the army. 16-Mrs. Jennie Kemp, member of food conservation committee lec- tures to the High School on is economy. O 18-Annual staff meeting. 19-Tommy gave a long talk on W. S. S. but it wasn't long enough to pre- vent the happening of a geometry , examination. 22-No school in afternoon so pupils could attend Dave Udick's funeral. Judge Biggs tell us all C?J about lawyers. O O O O 6 Q I' A 0 'v O C 5. 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Ed's jaw in a 5 ' sling so his presence was absent from school. 27-Boys win from Weiser girls from X Payette, in basketball. Both scores V 0 34 to 7. li O Q. 2 28-Rev. Livingston talks to us about the ministry. 2 March. 23 C0111II1b13f GrI'af3I101aS and 1-Another N. N. initiation. Q Records 2iEveryone attending Red Cross Q Zi ' - auction so there was not school In 2 Planes and Player Pianos afternoon. 2 4-Operetta a grand success. 2 C Sheet MUSIC and 6QPictures of operetta girls taken. Musical Merchandise Result-some abseiitees. ji' A - - l - l 2 TAGGART HARD VV ARE CO. 2 0 Q 0 2 D. M. TAG-G-ART, Prop. Zi Majestic Ranges 2 2 Howard Heaters T2 Sliarples Separators Weal' Ever Aliuninuin E Fuller Paints U. S. Auto Tires 3 Keen Kutter Shears 2 Seattle 'llc-nts 3 A o VVE CARRY STANDARII GOODS ONLY 2 ONTARIO, OREGON. 2 O o OO-OOC0000OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO 0000000 OOOOOOOOOOOOOO 9 Q o 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 O 0 X Tx V 0 4 N1 A 3 KX x C? 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' 0000000000005 E IQMJANHE liififltvigxffll'7ilPf13tD DOROTHY JAQUISH, Manager HIGH CLASS PICTURES AND ENTERTAINMEN TS Ontario, Oregon 0450 on 0 0 0 0 O O O O 0 O 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 O O 0 0 0 O 0 0 O O O O O 0 0 0 0 O 0 O 0 0 0 0 0 4? O O 4? 4? 4? C? 4? 40 o Q 0 E 0 Qs, O0 OO O 00 O0OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO O gsw 0 I m 'Z' -.4 2 Q X - 3 la XX few 03' 4s ,nu H l ..- O H N MFA, ng, Q 'NJ 4 --Q52 0 W ,qw xl' -,Y.'? 5 ' 2 :J rp - 0 .Pl-U T' 0 : IDT Q 20 52150, O -U gf shag, U-I E 'c O::4m- W UU 1 O 7' E4 5' r lm Q P4 0-D-U '-s-gj-A ,T -,556 Z ll Oil! gizluj A f A --'Q-'CD bb, 2:9 '-fum r Z E1 9. Z : ON. Z U.: dz A LQEICD UE X351 QC at f U20 O: 5,.. 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E V '31 E 4 ex, X m ' o 5 N .'x ' S E s X o E of , LU , m- 5 6 0 0 o O o o o o o 0 0 o O 0 O O O 0 0 A 0 0 0 'B O X x fx x x x x x X , Q O x5 0 0 0 5 O 0 0 0 0 0 O O Q O O 0 0 Ontario Pharmacy The Rexall Store ON THE CORNER Phone 2 0 o o o O o o o o o o o O O o o o o o o O o o o o O o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o 0 o o ' 059900000000 oonoooocoo O O 0 O O O 0 o 0 0 O 0 O 0 0 0 0 0 O 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 O O 0 O C 0 O 0 0 0 70 0 Q O O 0 0 C 0 O O O lg ff Y cy fq 9 3 9 3 o O O O O O O 0 O O 0 O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O -x Q. N Q A A O KN O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O OCOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO000000000000000OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO 0 DR. H. H. WHITNEY If lol llgoll. 10, ,l Physician and Surgeon The High School tudent .. SA Y THE BEST PLANE 'FO GET RFlFIiESlIlXll+IN'l'S IS CCFIFER7 77 O O Ontario National Bank Building Ontario, Oregon Wou1dn't it Rattle Your Slats If- Thomas was to say the Chem. c-lass recited well? Doc Hiles would forget his tootlipick? Amy C. wouldn't fuss the boys? Darell wou1dn't comb his hair? The Skylights w0uldn't rattle when the wind blew. Cub would talk sense sometime, and forget about the Sophs? Pa Perkins Boucher, I'll gn hunting today I'll bag all the game you c-an haul on a drayg But he hadn't a gun, so he borrowed Darrell Housers' But all he bagged was the knees of his trousers. Said And BROOKE 8a GALLAGHER Lawyers Ontario, Oregon Q O O O O O O O O O O O 0 O O 0 O O O O O O O O O fx O O 'J O A 15 O A O 2 fx x, v O V O O O O O 0 0 O O O O O O O 0 o O O O O O O O -5 n- fo: 'll n- fl fu 2 . o O ' o O O 00000OOO000000OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO OOOOOOOOOOO 65 49 O o o 0 O o o o o o O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO O OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO . . LETSO. JE ELER Goods of Quality. ,Hvudq11z11't.e1's for Grzicliizitioii Gifts, Uluss Rings, Pltf-. wi Mr. Culbertson: What could be more sad than a man without a coun- try? V'0la: A country without u man. Amy C. tafter a dateb: Say, Gladys did you get wise to Eldon's flashy shirt? Gladys E.: Did I? Say I got next to that a long time ago. Doc. l-Iiles has discovered 21 in-,v and excellent method of typowritlti ., called the hunt und peck system. ll. this method Jack T115 lor can hue! five words and peck three por hour maing a gross speed of eight wogtiw In Teacher Training Class: M12 Douglass. is Z1 waggin' tongue, a vt-- h'cle of speech? Q Z 1 -If' '- What About the I1 S lradef llrop in and get acquainted. '- would like to meet. you. We are new people in town and intend to livr- here for some time, les ' we run 1 pressary too. We can clean 'ind press any garment you lifive. ' you 'ire in doubt give us a trial. We ein very e'isily convince you t.h'1t we - derstand our business. We do all kinds of cleuning, press- ing, repairing -ind altering. All kinds of work absolutely guarant' ed. Goods called for 'ind delivered Phone 105-W. il v Kg .. W, W. WOOI MAN and J. H. BUNKER Ontario, ' Oregon Van Petter: L MBER CO COAL an PAINT ,Ontar1o, ' Oregon 0OOOOOOOO0OO'g 00000 O0000000000OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO0OO0000000OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO' O a n 0 3 . xx- zz . I O O , o .. , . ,, O . O I i I O . . 3 - . ir O 1 , 1 3 , 1 llll Z O V K . 5 d Q o 1 4 0 l I 0 N K O L 1 3 O a Q , , .. ., BUILDING MATERIAL 1 tupl- llix lI1'.2llX . - O . ' . 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Daubenberger Literature: Prop, When comes on earth again u floo-I Flee to this spot so high European Plan S1 a day our For 'Spire of water, rain or flood. ' ,i A This book will Suu he dry. 000000000000000000000000 00 000000000000000000000 J .' V. . ' . . . . . I 'Natl Itx' llfllmli Mrs. Peterson: Jack, what in 1. I llollw you so late coming home lust nite,-'F f'llllll1'l'lL lftrillllex Jack! Chas. Homan got s'4'k lun! -,,, - nite and I had to take him homo. 0 0 00 04500 First Class Cafe in Mrs. Peterson: Did you will Zl mln -A Connection With Hotel ONTARIO, OREGON 000000 0400 0' tor? L1 sw O W '11 CD ca. ... za. :s r? 5 FD CU SL :-1 5' 9. 3 o oooooooo :' sm: 3 V -'J 5 Q' m F av O 2 5 '1 E CD 1 2 7-' i oooooo-io 000000 000000 Troxell Implement Co. 000 0000 0000000000 0 Everythgng in g 4 2 FARM MACHINERY 3 2 2 2 g oN'rAR1o, OREGON 2 E E O O O O O O C O O O O C O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O l O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O Q O O O O oo ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo o O o o Z CLEANING PRESSING REPAIRING 3 2 O O O O O 0BnIe1rin mnhvrn Hrvnnarg ..-AND- RUG CLEANING WORK PHONE 15 W. c. BEAMGUARD, Prop. Cully treud'ngj: Here is an arti- Mr. Thomas tto Dorothy T. who cle that will interest you. was talking to Edt Dorothy, there is Thel: Interest me? to be no visiting in the assembly. Gully: Yes, it is entitled How ai Dorothy: That's alright, I'm not chaperon should he managed. visiting, I've come to stay. - Mrs. Nebh: Oht say who was Mrs. Fraser: Ed. what are you here to see you last night? doing down there by the vlock this Catherine: Only Lucile, mother. time of night? Mrs. Nehb: Well, tell Lucile that Ed: Arhitrating, mother, trying to ' she left. her pipe on the piano. stop a disastrous strike. ' f T 1 i 1- 5 R. W. SWAGLER Drs. Prinzing, Weese 85 0 Q Attorney-at-Law FOTUIGI' O o ,. W, .-, W-- o 0 W-1 . lg -I 1' ,. Flrst Natlonal Bank - O lsull Ill t lllg t , , 2 Bu11d1ng O .F.- o 0 n . 3 Ontarlo, Oregon Ontarlo, . Oregon 0 40000000OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO 1 i i J O O O O O O O O O O O O O O C C C . O O O C C C C C C O C C C C C C O C O C C C 0 C C O O C C O O C C C C O C C 0 C C C C C C C C C Q 00 00 000 ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo06QOQQ McDowell' E change --l STORE ' For Furniture STOVES, RANGES, TRUNKS, BAGS and TENTJ RUGS and LINOLEUM HARDWARE RIGHT PRICES GOOD SERVICE Nvw amd Scwullcl H11111l llumls H1111gl1'r Zlllll Swlcl. A. L. McDowell, Prop. Ontario, Oregggz A WILSON BROTHER THE CASH AND CARRY GROCER That's all ! Q00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 0 0 00060006 - -T' Q 0000000000' 0 0000000000000 000 0000000000000000 4- 3fgQcAQ49QXw o - ooooooo oo G OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO0000000000000000OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO00000 Our aim is to please you with good dependable goods at right prices, such as DeLaval Cream Separators Round Oak Heaters and Ranges Monarch Quick Meal Gasoline and Oil Stoves Perfection Oil Stoves and Heaters Refrigerators. May Tag Washers We will use you right every time. Nlc:NIrL1'y' as Cl 1. lDIFFIt'ULT WORDS Ill-IIFINEID. Winegar-Sweet cider gone crazy with bacteria. Turner-One who turns or circles. Hill-A small mountain, Holland-A country 'n Europe. Weaver-One who makes cloth. Moore-A large uniount of some- thing. LarnbertfA populur variety lt' cherries. Sage-A spice used for seasoning. llunt+'l'o search or look. Overstreet-Across the street. Glenn4A small can' on. Messe-What we get when we eu? fast. Dail-A small vallef. Madden Y-To anger or rile. Teeter-Opposite of tooter. Wells--'Places to pump water from. Mr. Thomas tin hiologylz Why are the feelers of a grasshopper lo- cated at the back of his head, instead of at front? Tuhhy Dean: I suppose so that the grasshopper won't get tangled ID 'n them when he walks. Visitor going through Prof. Thom- as' general science class: Have I struck Oregon's home for the feeble minded? OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO0000000000000QOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO0 C 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 A 0000 0 0 0 O04 900030 000000 000000000 00000 0 003000000000 C' O. A., C. 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