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Ohis is the School Board’s Page The Board of Education of Union High School, District No. 1, wishes to call the attention of the young people of this section of Clatsop county to the special advantages offered in educational lines. The Union District has erected a building sec- ond to none in arrangement and equipment for good standard work. The school offers a standard four years’ course along three distinct lines. A pupil may have his choice according to his plans for future ed- ucation or work. The courses offered are general, college, preparatory and commercial. The general course is s uch as any one would need in the ordinary life in the world where each has a part to play in cit- izenship. The college preparatory is intended for those whose means may offer the opportunity of a college or university course. Changes may be made from one to the other of these two courses if done by the end of the second year. The commercial course is one intended to fit the pupil to take a position in a business house as bookkeeper or stenographer. The personnell of the teaching force for next year is as follows: Principal, Myron C. Gaston, Phy- sics and Latin instruction; Miss Iva McKay, Domes- tic Science; Mrs. Leah P. Wyatt, English; Mrs. Pan- sy Davidson, History and Mathematics; Miss Iva Johnson, Commercial. ee
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Mar Activities of the School Union High has tried to take her place among the other schools of the county in relieving peculiar condi- tions caused by the war and in pro- moting school War activities. Appealed to in the early part of the year, we assisted in saving the cran- berry crop on the bogs north of town. Then in the Y. M. C. A. drive we went “over the top” with $167.50, every cent of which has been paid. A Jun- ior Red Cross Auxiliary was organiz- ed, the girls making infants’ outfits, and the boys packing boxes and coat hangers. e A War Saving Society has been or- ganized and the purchase of Thrift Stamps encouraged. At last reports nearly $100 in U. S. certificates and Thrift Stamps have been purchased by the pupils, to say nothing Of sev- eral Liberty Bonds, owned by pupils and teachers. In this second War Fund drive for the Red Cross, the girls of the J. R. C. have assisted very successfully as so- licitors. There are none who are not more than willing to help when oc- casion offers. What is School Spirit Is it school spirit to slam your school? I should say not. By school spirit we mean the upholding of your school. There should be lots of school spirit in High Schools. Wher- ever the student goes, he should stand up for his school. If the school does have any bad qualities, he does not need to tell them, but tell the good things and praise his school. It was mentioned that if a school had any bad qualities, not to tell them, but a school should never have such things in them, and if there are any, the teachers and students should try to get rid of them. If a school team is to play another team, the students should all turn out to uphold and yell for their side. If the school gives a play, all the stud- ents and teachers should be back of it. One thing that is very important along the line of school spirit is the yells. Hach school should have a number of yells and not be afraid to give them when there is an opportun- ity. Remember, students, it is the school spirit that counts in your en- joyment of your good old school days.
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