December 12, 1932 (4 pages)

PAGE THREE “THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET “he Searchlight -é Just a Little Better £ The OWL TAVERN “YOU ‘CAN'T BETTER Published by the Students of Nevada the aid of a crack of their stick they help me to a seat on terrafirma.” * * * ¢ If they don’t help me, I manage to procure a seat for myself by ae Trip to Europe. Gove Celio makes Non-Stop Flicht Across Atlantic in Cellophand Clider. Ee * * THE BHST” Oates, & Football tripping over someone's Stick or feet. I admit that my numStar, Meets ‘‘Toughy’’ Sharpneck in Tonight. bers eight-one-half’s have something visois dears Battle *+ * to do with providing my ease. Famous Aviator, Robert QSmalt gracefully City High School Elmer Former The Searchlight Staff audience. These pictures, which Sweeney deserves a lot of credit. * &¢ * Editor-in-Chief -.. Katherine Celio They justly expect, then, support remained up all week, greatly interto Address High School Students Associate Editor .. Naomi Whitie of this concert, the proceeds of ested the pupils also and when timé Oh, what is so rare as a day in This Evening. News Editor .. Henrietta Glennon which will go toward the expense of came to choose the most attractive December, when there are no tests 134 Mill Street ones, opinions were greatly diversgiven to you all day; when you know ‘Feature Editor .. Rachel Hoffman uniforms, music, and instruments. Hears and Theirs Grass Valley, Calif. Here is your duty, not only as ified. SSS Seana wanes sce EHarline Sutton all the answers, and none of the Christmas is just around the corHumor....... Ben Sweeney . . students of the highschool,—but as. eephownand SS -teachers-give any—homewerk.——-i ner, So is Prosperity, but Wwe hope Buy your : . Boys Sports. -Charles Barker, John citizens of Nevada City. * * * 1. Art Talk and Welcome, Dorothy Prosperity gets here first. There are 500 in cirHoffman, Bob Tamblyn, Edwin ticket now. * + * I’m sure I don’t know unless it’s Thomas. culation and every one is to be sold. Pearce. A’s from Miss Stevens. 2. Song of the Lark, Breton. Carl Steger wants a new drum Girls’ Sports <2.6.:. Naomi Whitley * * * Poicture, Margery Williams. from Santa and would like a new Organization © 22.2204. Dick Pennett Acknowledgement I suggest that a museum be startFord and a sack of money thrown im Music, To the Spring, Grieg, KathIt is altogether fitting that the WOVISOE foe ee Mrs. Flewellan ed here at school for the .purpose just for extra purpose. erine’ Celio. Typists: Louise Schreiber, Dorothy Searchlight Staff here acknowledge * * * : of preserving for posterity rélics of 3. Mother—Whistler Consulting Engineer Worthley, Alice Peard, Thelma with thanks, the kind offer of the the Seniors and Juniors. Picture, Oral Keller. Margaret Pharie wants a slick editor, Mr. Anderson, to use space Davey, Estella Yocum, Angiolina e * * CIVIL AND MINING ENGINEERING Dvorak, Music, Humoresque, sport-roadster so she can do a littis in the Nugget for the Searchlight Alaria, Alberta Robinson, Carolyn REGISTERED CIVIL ENGINEER As our first entry, for the brightsailing around. Alice Dean. publication. Towle. . **« + * Poem, Mother O’Mine, Kipling. est chemistry student, Max Flindt’'s LICENSED SURVEYOR Heretofore, the Searchlight has name, carved in asbestos, could be 4. Simplicity, Reynolds. Chick Barker says-a week away Periodical Scourge Is With Us Hydraulics—Irrigation—Surveys been mimeographed by students who entered. I’m sure he has no rival from Kemper would be the finest Pictures, Erma Keller. For the last week, there has been have devoted a great deal of their Land Classification. Music, Traumerei, Schuman, for the honor. rest and best present any one could an average of 30 students absent per precious time to this very exacting * * * LAST OFFICIAL MAP OF Katherine Celio. give him. day. Also Mr. Sweeney, musical diwork. With this relief, all of the * + * Poem, The Simple Things, EdDon’t you think a bust of Henry rector, has been ill with the flu. disadvantages attendant on its pubNEVADA COUNTY . Tocealini made of beauty clay gar Guest. We have heard that Herman ClienConsequently, group pictures for the lishing will be done away with. Office at Residence, 262 Auburn St. Quill have been postponed. would deserve a place of honor dennon has a secret passion. 5. Spring Song, Clicklick. We're NeverAgain we offer sincere thanks for Picture, Margaret Thomas. among those strong silent men who not quite sure just who the lucky theless, Mr. Maurice has been busy this favor. GRASS VALLEY Music, Spring Song, Mendelare reputed never to have given a girls is, but we have our bet men getting new and different angle picwoman a break? ssohn, Alice Dean. working on the case and we’ll give tures of the high school building. Older Boy’s Conference f = k Poem, Spring Song, Hilda Conkyou the good neWs as soon as we get This is only one of the things that This year the Older Boys’ Conferling. A tinted photograph of Clyde Renit. will make for a “bigger and better” ence is to be held in Placerville, De6. Blue, Gainsborough. frow would be just too ducky to preannual this year. The entire Quill cember 10-11. CASH AND CARRY Picture, Norma Kessler. serve the memory of our great lover. Girls’ Sports staff, under the supervision of Mr. The theme of the conference this Music, Melody in ‘‘F’’ RubenA baby picture of. Henrietta ClenThe ‘flu’? epidemic has had a bad Sweeney, is working diligently to acyear is: “The World Crisis and a non playing ping pong would be effect -on-the-gym classes. stein, Katherin Celio. Activs complish the completion of the most High School Student’s Responsibiisweet in the Hall of Fame for Studsports bring on coughing spells, so Poem, L’Envoi, Kipling. 9 interesting and beautiful year book ‘ity.’ The program for Saturday This exhibit was held for the purent Body Presidents. a large number of those enrolled in this school has ever seen. One big and Sunday is as follows: * e * pose of raising money with whith to these classes have fcransferred to feature of the book will be that it 1. Opening Luncheon, Saturday buy pictures to decorate the walls of I have it! The only other thing tudy hall; thus depleting the num-— will. have hand-colored division noon. LADIES’ AND MEN’S the school, and decidely accomplishnecessary would be a personally auber of players and filling the study pages with modernistic designing. Discussion Period, Saturday ed its. purpose. ALTERATIONS AND REPAIRS This money totographed photograph of the Editor. hall to overflowing. afternoon. ek *e gether with contributions from each The bad weather and sickness has Taylor Made Custom Clothes Our Latest Recreation Period and Social class will, we hope, buy about four In.a newspaper the other day I done little, however, to. dampen the We are glad to welcome into our $19.50 up Hour, Saturday afternoon. pictures. ran across the following bit entitled: ardor of those irrespressible hocky “midst, several new students, who . Banquet, Saturday evening. PHONE 217-W We hope that in ‘years to come, “They Cheer, But Oh So Dumb.” At enthusiasts who may be seen run— chave joined us in the last six weeks. . Assembly, 9:00 o’clock Sunday we can: hold more art exhibits as Arizona State College a test was ning up and down the field knock— Among them are: Ruth Parker and morning. successful as this one. given to the fair football fans, the ing the little hockey ball ‘‘thither Billie Houseman, both “of Richmond, Bost Building Broad Street Period, Sunday Discussion coeds who cheer with so much enand yon.”’ They tell us there are California, Mary afd Tony Brakmorning. Nevada City, California thusiasm. Football Award some crack players, too. The upper— lacich, both from Nevada; Gildie Closing Assembly and LunchThis is how the fair ones answerclassmen have a little the edge om Sometime ago, Mr. O’Neil stated Smith from Greenville, California, eon, Sunday morning. that he would give a pen and pencil ed the questions: the lower classmen as yet, but you. Richard Stevens from Redding, CaliHuddle—When players fall on top never can tell. set to the best all-round sport on the fornia. We are happy to have you Postponed Homor Society Program OSCAR E. WINBURN . football. team. The faculty was to of each other. Members of the Girls’ League Ath— with us and we hope you like Ne. The Assembly Program. by the decide upon the boy. This was a bis ATTORNEY AT LAW Punt—A term used in golf letic department are anxious to play. vada City high school. Honor Society, which was to be held undertaking. Suite 1-2-3 City HALL BLDO. End sweep—End makes a circle. off a hockey tournament, which wilt Wednesday, December 7, was postGRASS VALLEY. CAL. Off Tackle Play—-When a player not be started until the girls learn All of ‘the students know that The Elks’ Entertainment poned because Norma Kessler was Phone 47 everyone of the boys played his best misses the man he is trying to taca few more of the finer points of The Nevada City football squad ill. It is probable that the assemand showed good _ sportsmanship. kle. the game. By the way, we want enjoyed a hearty turkey dinner givbly will not’ be held until next se-} But it took all Of them as a body to Quarterback Sneak—When no one more to turn out for those teams!?: en in their honor by the Elks’ Lodge. mester. ‘ is looking the quarterback sneaks You can’t guess how much fun it is accomplish what they did. It was an evening thoroughly enThe Honor. Society is making till you’ve tried it. joyed by all those present and one plans for a card party to be held in The faculty discovering this fact upon the ball. Line Smash—When the players that will not soon be forgotten.: It the Assembly Hall during the week was at a loss as to what to do. bump into each other. Basketball The guests were entertained by a after the Xmas vacation. This. party was then decided to leave the probQuarterback—The player who jazz orchestra, which played all The boys are working hard and exlem to the entire team. They met is for raising necessary twenty-five together and decided that they does all the running. through the dinner. pect to gain some real victories this dollars of the Society’s special Place Kick—-When tthe ball is year. Following the dinner, which was Scholarship Fund. The following boys are out should not be considered in this ofin itself a grand affair, speeches fer, and that the prize should god to kicked so it will land in a certain for the basketball teams: . Were given. The speakers of the C. S. F. District Meeting A—E. Oates, A. Casci, D. SchiffMr. Barron; for it was his untiring place. Should we give such a test. here? ner, W. Moore, B. Tucker, R. Pierce, evening were: Mr. Colley, Mr .ForThere will be a convention of Disefforts and strict coaching that kept We think not. We don’t need it.’ We W. Chapman, Gus Wasley, M. Flindt, tier, Mr. Kjorlie, Coach ‘“‘Bev’’ Bar. This decision trict 16 of the C. S. F. at the Placer the boys together. might give a test during basketball J. Clark, E. Cunningham, F. Read— ron, “Chick” Barker and Mr. TamUnion high school at Auburn on Dewas submitted to Mr. Kjorlie. season. blyu. er, H. Toccalini, and M. Young. At the Elk’s banquet given for cember 10. All Cc. S. F. students} B—A. Joy, J. Sbaffi, C. Renfrow, . Wallace Moore led the boys in are to go. ° the team, Mr. Kjorlie presented the BLAH BL BEN Finest Food and Coffee Coe cw. B & “CLEANING AND PRESSING ST) Fo FORREST B. RISLEY, Prop. some yells, DAILY Dainty -pastries made and sold fresh daily KOPP’SBAKERY Phone 76 following each speaker \\ We Deliver (NEVADA CITY NEVADA CITY CLEANERS Band Uniforms Tickets are out for the Band Concert to be held December 20, at the Nevada Theater. Spectators -wiil have the pleasure of seeing the members in uniforms of purple and gola The band has been.a great asset the community, appearing MEALS 50° ‘Home Cooking Editor, Charles Barker; -Joke Editor, Max Flindt;; Snap Editors, Louise Schreiber, Earline Sutton; Boys’ FINE INSURANCE COMPANY For full particulars regarding . the attractive NEW YORK LIFE FAMILY POLICY WATCH Athletics, Gove Celio; Girls’ Athletics, Helen Arbogast; Alumnae Editor Angiolina Alaria; Literary Advisor, Mr Sweeny; Art Advisor, Miss Fis REPAIRING cher;\Financial Advisor, Mr. Kjorlie. Radio Service and Repairing CLARENCE R. GRAY Beagageanabteteatetestatetestutetesteteotiteteotteteituteds IO A A FRESH CARLOAD OF GOAL GRASS VALLEY ‘CLEANERS These pictures will fill a long-felt has just been received by UNION ICE DELIVERY AT THE PLAZA Order Yours Now ~~ A. V. Sauvee NN want in the class rooms, and we are TIME TO GET YOUR WINTER COAT OUT and have it gone over. sure that everybody will enjoy them. Art Exhibt One of the most interesting fea tures of this school year was the art exhibit given ‘by members of the art OLEANING OUR SPECIALTY Phone 375 class of Nevada City high‘ school. ~ Much enthusiasm was displayed all through the week due to a ticket selling contest between the -four It! West Main Street ED. BURTNER, Proprietor ee Office Phone 71 General Electric Radios t Wiring Supplies and Fixtures 206 Mill Street ees Valley classes. Res. Phone 641 LELAND R. PAINTER « California PROMPT ATTENTION Will call Monday and Thursday afternoons at your home and deliver on the next trip over. fs a je “% ee contest Was won by This program was quite widely at We will credit your phone charges. This the Senior class, whose 46 members went into it with heart and soul to be rewarded by a period off. Tuesday night a splendid program was given by the art class under direction of Miss Fischer. Several well known pictures were acted in pantomine (accompanied by music). MAIL ORDERS GIVEN oe on the hotel baleany, while the ser = £ Pearce, B. De . Doyle, E. Tamblyn, an dW. Barry. C—R. P. Stevens, E. Thomas, Hy. Orzalli W,. Whitley, Be. Polkinghorn, P. Hansen, A. Pratti, Cc. Steger, B. Sharp, A. Santinelli and A. Cartoscelli. D. R. Wilde, A. Elliott, 2. Brown, B. Warnecke, R. Steger, M. Roberts, B, Schiffner. How’s Your Appetite :? enaded were on the street below. Under the: direction of L.° E. to the public spirit of the afternoon. The most ‘important pers ‘ayour a is meat. We always have the choice cuts and the quality cannot be excelled. ‘Thy this market once and you willcome again. night. The bill for the evening was the picture “Congorilla,” a highly. edu SOME OF CUR SPECIALS = S23" cative and amusing story. At the end of the main feature, the band played several selections which added materially to the evenings attraction. tender andjuicy; fine Tenderloin and Sirloin cuts; Roasts of all kinds. Weinies and Superfine Kvaut. . The football boys along with the band have gained a reputation this year, Manager Tamblyn thinks. KEYSTONE MARKET He received the hearty thanks of all the guests. Student Government in a more organized manner?’ Let us co-operate with the hall monitors. Avoid noisiness and loitering in the On Wednesday, & assembly was halls; and when a monitor ‘repriheld to determine hich pictures mands you, if you don’t care about should be ‘chosen. Sexeral of the order and quiet, at least be courteous enough to take his suggestion. tures which ‘were previously voted However, let’s have no ifs about upon. The student body then deit. Let’s show the faculty and_the,. student council we are reliable pictures of this group. They enough to be entrusted with selfthe following: ‘‘Crest of the Sier government. Success in this underras,” “Moonlight on the Rivierra,’ taking. means more privileges in the “Columbus’ Flagship,’ ‘Phantom ture. Canyon.”’ Pine St., Nevada City * Napa by Famous Claris Holland Leaves for Third think it gives a lot of: freedom, yet Phone 16 W. H. Daniels . * merce men from Sacramento, upon their arrival in this city at 3:30 Tuesday afternoon. A breach of the! to R. Rozynski, T. Davey, * Returned Search tectives. chamber of Com How do you like the new plan of student government? Don’t you Work Called for.and Delivered 520 Coyote Street Address Pierce After Long * R. Long, G. Celio, B. Charronat, Entert&ined lation Manager, Warren Chapman; Historian, Dorothy Worthley; Literary Editor, Henrietta Clennon; Society Editor, Kiatherin Celio; Art Xx og 40 Ralph Manager Tamblyn of the Nevada Following is a list of the staff: Editor-in-Chief, Ruth Rector; .AsCity Theater,.extended a gratis insistant Editor, Dolly Jefferson; Busivitation to the football team and the band members last week to be pres“ness Manager, Bob Tucker; Assisent at the performance Tuesday tant Manager, Bob Tamblyn; Circu Alleghany, — Let us look over your chimneys before winter sets in of * Sweeney the band presented a short. concert. It was a surprise feature to the delegation, and added much terial for the Quill. QUAKER BURNOIL STOVES Guaranteed to be safe Cost less to run delegation five and fifty years from now: The Nevada City Chamber of discussions of a theme took place. A modernistic Indian theme was at ‘Commerce greatly appreciated the. last decided upon. Mr. Sweeny, the efforts of the members of the band, advisor, discussed yearbook critiand the group from Sacramento cercism and the staff decided upon tainly had instilled upon their minds more pictures. The various editors the hospitality of our city. were asked to hand in to the editor, a rough draft. of their special maBand and Football Boys for Phone 57 held another practice for thelr neo At the last meeting of the Quill, NEW YORK LIFE (Humor) Here are a few of the type of news headings we will be reading between usual custom placed the serenaders Class The Quill Meeting Mrs. James E. Grace ~ Freshman Assembly Last evening, the Freshman, 100 Cleaning, Pressing, Repairing INCOME A committee has been appointed by the Senior class to make plans for the Senior Christmas Program. gram to be’ given bideirees an per cent strong at many public funccember 14. tions. They and their leader, Mr. C. O'NEILL PLUMBING SHOP pen and pencil set to Mr. Barron on behalf of the team and Mr. O’Neil. 12:00; Afternoon session, UnfinishTheir decision was certainly a fair ‘one. deed grateful for the lovely evened Business, 1.30; Social Hour. ~ Luncheon will be served at 12:00. ing spent with their good friends, Band Greets Good Will and wish to extend to the members The price will be 35 cents. Delegation of the lodge their heartiest thanks. The school band serenaded the Senior Christmas Program to W.H. Osborne Agents The program for the day is: Morning session; Registration, 10:15 and they also sang some_ school songs. The members of the squad are in tended. The beautiful pictures adorned the walls of our high school . and. for several minutes before . the . program:they were “viewed .bythe 'CALAHAN & RICHARDS i Expert Attendants Who know Ail Your Needs Thatis the kind who will serve you if you place your undertaking arrangements in our skillful and experienced hands. If you wish, we will give you a: detailed estimate of cost beforehand. We urge you to inspect our facilities. MUSINGS. You ‘should see some of the girls play hockey! It’s positively a mystery—you Wwouldn’t know they were doing so umess some sympathetic bystander informed you. b. Re * Some of them insist on sitting down all the time. Katherine’ Celio for example—her favorite ee — is anywher e she can recline upon the-greund with both feet straight oO out. Holmes Funeral Parton: © . MODERN AMBULANCE SERVICE NEVADA CITY ASSAY & ig OFFICE i Practical mining tests from 25 to 1000 pounds, * * * . ll the free ‘geld percentage of sulphurets, value of sulphu: Earline Sutton, on the.other hand’!. ee likes to be active. She can almost’ Assays made for gold, silver, leadand dines: do a barrel roll between the second, and third loops, when Irene GlenMail order check work promptly sgtended to. : non knocks her feet out from under) her. : * 0% . a ‘Do. I play hockey? Oh yes indeed. Like the others, I prefer 2. sitting posture, and it’s.a good thing I do, because those girls just can’t bear to-see me standing up, so with, knuek for New York-California Underwriters, belt nae cand runes of California Fire Insurance Companies. eS " AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE; ae eaeernee meant FRED M. MILLER

PAGE THREE “THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET “he Searchlight -é Just a Little Better £ The OWL TAVERN “YOU ‘CAN'T BETTER Published by the Students of Nevada the aid of a crack of their stick they help me to a seat on terrafirma.” * * * ¢ If they don’t help me, I manage to procure a seat for myself by ae Trip to Europe. Gove Celio makes Non-Stop Flicht Across Atlantic in Cellophand Clider. Ee * * THE BHST” Oates, & Football tripping over someone's Stick or feet. I admit that my numStar, Meets ‘‘Toughy’’ Sharpneck in Tonight. bers eight-one-half’s have something visois dears Battle *+ * to do with providing my ease. Famous Aviator, Robert QSmalt gracefully City High School Elmer Former The Searchlight Staff audience. These pictures, which Sweeney deserves a lot of credit. * &¢ * Editor-in-Chief -.... Katherine Celio They justly expect, then, support remained up all week, greatly interto Address High School Students Associate Editor .... Naomi Whitie of this concert, the proceeds of ested the pupils also and when timé Oh, what is so rare as a day in This Evening. News Editor .... Henrietta Glennon which will go toward the expense of came to choose the most attractive December, when there are no tests 134 Mill Street ones, opinions were greatly diversgiven to you all day; when you know ‘Feature Editor .... Rachel Hoffman uniforms, music, and instruments. Hears and Theirs Grass Valley, Calif. Here is your duty, not only as ified. SSS Seana wanes sce EHarline Sutton all the answers, and none of the Christmas is just around the corHumor............. Ben Sweeney . . students of the highschool,—but as. eephownand SS -teachers-give any—homewerk.——-i ner, So is Prosperity, but Wwe hope Buy your : . Boys Sports.. -Charles Barker, John citizens of Nevada City. * * * 1. Art Talk and Welcome, Dorothy Prosperity gets here first. There are 500 in cirHoffman, Bob Tamblyn, Edwin ticket now. * + * I’m sure I don’t know unless it’s Thomas. culation and every one is to be sold. Pearce. A’s from Miss Stevens. 2. Song of the Lark, Breton. Carl Steger wants a new drum Girls’ Sports <2..6.:. Naomi Whitley * * * Poicture, Margery Williams. from Santa and would like a new Organization © 22.2204.. Dick Pennett Acknowledgement I suggest that a museum be startFord and a sack of money thrown im Music, To the Spring, Grieg, KathIt is altogether fitting that the WOVISOE foe ee Mrs. Flewellan ed here at school for the .purpose just for extra purpose. erine’ Celio. Typists: Louise Schreiber, Dorothy Searchlight Staff here acknowledge * * * : of preserving for posterity rélics of 3. Mother—Whistler Consulting Engineer Worthley, Alice Peard, Thelma with thanks, the kind offer of the the Seniors and Juniors. Picture, Oral Keller. Margaret Pharie wants a slick editor, Mr. Anderson, to use space Davey, Estella Yocum, Angiolina e * * CIVIL AND MINING ENGINEERING Dvorak, Music, Humoresque, sport-roadster so she can do a littis in the Nugget for the Searchlight Alaria, Alberta Robinson, Carolyn REGISTERED CIVIL ENGINEER As our first entry, for the brightsailing around. Alice Dean. publication. Towle. . **« + * Poem, Mother O’Mine, Kipling. est chemistry student, Max Flindt’'s LICENSED SURVEYOR Heretofore, the Searchlight has name, carved in asbestos, could be 4. Simplicity, Reynolds. Chick Barker says-a week away Periodical Scourge Is With Us Hydraulics—Irrigation—Surveys been mimeographed by students who entered. I’m sure he has no rival from Kemper would be the finest Pictures, Erma Keller. For the last week, there has been have devoted a great deal of their Land Classification. Music, Traumerei, Schuman, for the honor. rest and best present any one could an average of 30 students absent per precious time to this very exacting * * * LAST OFFICIAL MAP OF Katherine Celio. give him. day. Also Mr. Sweeney, musical diwork. With this relief, all of the * + * Poem, The Simple Things, EdDon’t you think a bust of Henry rector, has been ill with the flu. disadvantages attendant on its pubNEVADA COUNTY . Tocealini made of beauty clay gar Guest. We have heard that Herman ClienConsequently, group pictures for the lishing will be done away with. Office at Residence, 262 Auburn St. Quill have been postponed. would deserve a place of honor dennon has a secret passion. 5. Spring Song, Clicklick. We're NeverAgain we offer sincere thanks for Picture, Margaret Thomas. among those strong silent men who not quite sure just who the lucky theless, Mr. Maurice has been busy this favor. GRASS VALLEY Music, Spring Song, Mendelare reputed never to have given a girls is, but we have our bet men getting new and different angle picwoman a break? ssohn, Alice Dean. working on the case and we’ll give tures of the high school building. Older Boy’s Conference f = k Poem, Spring Song, Hilda Conkyou the good neWs as soon as we get This is only one of the things that This year the Older Boys’ Conferling. A tinted photograph of Clyde Renit. will make for a “bigger and better” ence is to be held in Placerville, De6. Blue, Gainsborough. frow would be just too ducky to preannual this year. The entire Quill cember 10-11. CASH AND CARRY Picture, Norma Kessler. serve the memory of our great lover. Girls’ Sports staff, under the supervision of Mr. The theme of the conference this Music, Melody in ‘‘F’’ RubenA baby picture of. Henrietta ClenThe ‘flu’? epidemic has had a bad Sweeney, is working diligently to acyear is: “The World Crisis and a non playing ping pong would be effect -on-the-gym classes. stein, Katherin Celio. Activs complish the completion of the most High School Student’s Responsibiisweet in the Hall of Fame for Studsports bring on coughing spells, so Poem, L’Envoi, Kipling. 9 interesting and beautiful year book ‘ity.’ The program for Saturday This exhibit was held for the purent Body Presidents. a large number of those enrolled in this school has ever seen. One big and Sunday is as follows: * e * pose of raising money with whith to these classes have fcransferred to feature of the book will be that it 1. Opening Luncheon, Saturday buy pictures to decorate the walls of I have it! The only other thing tudy hall; thus depleting the num-— will. have hand-colored division noon. LADIES’ AND MEN’S the school, and decidely accomplishnecessary would be a personally auber of players and filling the study pages with modernistic designing. Discussion Period, Saturday ed its. purpose. ALTERATIONS AND REPAIRS This money totographed photograph of the Editor. hall to overflowing. afternoon. ek *e gether with contributions from each The bad weather and sickness has Taylor Made Custom Clothes Our Latest Recreation Period and Social class will, we hope, buy about four In.a newspaper the other day I done little, however, to. dampen the We are glad to welcome into our $19.50 up Hour, Saturday afternoon. pictures. ran across the following bit entitled: ardor of those irrespressible hocky “midst, several new students, who . Banquet, Saturday evening. PHONE 217-W We hope that in ‘years to come, “They Cheer, But Oh So Dumb.” At enthusiasts who may be seen run— chave joined us in the last six weeks. . Assembly, 9:00 o’clock Sunday we can: hold more art exhibits as Arizona State College a test was ning up and down the field knock— Among them are: Ruth Parker and morning. successful as this one. given to the fair football fans, the ing the little hockey ball ‘‘thither Billie Houseman, both “of Richmond, Bost Building Broad Street Period, Sunday Discussion coeds who cheer with so much enand yon.”’ They tell us there are California, Mary afd Tony Brakmorning. Nevada City, California thusiasm. Football Award some crack players, too. The upper— lacich, both from Nevada; Gildie Closing Assembly and LunchThis is how the fair ones answerclassmen have a little the edge om Sometime ago, Mr. O’Neil stated Smith from Greenville, California, eon, Sunday morning. that he would give a pen and pencil ed the questions: the lower classmen as yet, but you. Richard Stevens from Redding, CaliHuddle—When players fall on top never can tell. set to the best all-round sport on the fornia. We are happy to have you Postponed Homor Society Program OSCAR E. WINBURN . football. team. The faculty was to of each other. Members of the Girls’ League Ath— with us and we hope you like Ne. The Assembly Program. by the decide upon the boy. This was a bis ATTORNEY AT LAW Punt—A term used in golf letic department are anxious to play. vada City high school. Honor Society, which was to be held undertaking. Suite 1-2-3 City HALL BLDO. End sweep—End makes a circle. off a hockey tournament, which wilt Wednesday, December 7, was postGRASS VALLEY. CAL. Off Tackle Play—-When a player not be started until the girls learn All of ‘the students know that The Elks’ Entertainment poned because Norma Kessler was Phone 47 everyone of the boys played his best misses the man he is trying to taca few more of the finer points of The Nevada City football squad ill. It is probable that the assemand showed good _ sportsmanship. kle. the game. By the way, we want enjoyed a hearty turkey dinner givbly will not’ be held until next se-} But it took all Of them as a body to Quarterback Sneak—When no one more to turn out for those teams!?: en in their honor by the Elks’ Lodge. mester. ‘ is looking the quarterback sneaks You can’t guess how much fun it is accomplish what they did. It was an evening thoroughly enThe Honor. Society is making till you’ve tried it. joyed by all those present and one plans for a card party to be held in The faculty discovering this fact upon the ball. Line Smash—When the players that will not soon be forgotten.: It the Assembly Hall during the week was at a loss as to what to do. bump into each other. Basketball The guests were entertained by a after the Xmas vacation. This. party was then decided to leave the probQuarterback—The player who jazz orchestra, which played all The boys are working hard and exlem to the entire team. They met is for raising necessary twenty-five together and decided that they does all the running. through the dinner. pect to gain some real victories this dollars of the Society’s special Place Kick—-When tthe ball is year. Following the dinner, which was Scholarship Fund. The following boys are out should not be considered in this ofin itself a grand affair, speeches fer, and that the prize should god to kicked so it will land in a certain for the basketball teams: . Were given. The speakers of the C. S. F. District Meeting A—E. Oates, A. Casci, D. SchiffMr. Barron; for it was his untiring place. Should we give such a test. here? ner, W. Moore, B. Tucker, R. Pierce, evening were: Mr. Colley, Mr .ForThere will be a convention of Disefforts and strict coaching that kept We think not. We don’t need it.’ We W. Chapman, Gus Wasley, M. Flindt, tier, Mr. Kjorlie, Coach ‘“‘Bev’’ Bar. This decision trict 16 of the C. S. F. at the Placer the boys together. might give a test during basketball J. Clark, E. Cunningham, F. Read— ron, “Chick” Barker and Mr. TamUnion high school at Auburn on Dewas submitted to Mr. Kjorlie. season. blyu. er, H. Toccalini, and M. Young. At the Elk’s banquet given for cember 10. All Cc. S. F. students} B—A. Joy, J. Sbaffi, C. Renfrow, . Wallace Moore led the boys in are to go. ° the team, Mr. Kjorlie presented the BLAH BL BEN Finest Food and Coffee Coe cw. B & “CLEANING AND PRESSING ST) Fo FORREST B. RISLEY, Prop. some yells, DAILY Dainty -pastries made and sold fresh daily KOPP’SBAKERY Phone 76 following each speaker \\ We Deliver (NEVADA CITY NEVADA CITY CLEANERS Band Uniforms Tickets are out for the Band Concert to be held December 20, at the Nevada Theater. Spectators -wiil have the pleasure of seeing the members in uniforms of purple and gola The band has been.a great asset the community, appearing MEALS 50° ‘Home Cooking Editor, Charles Barker; -Joke Editor, Max Flindt;; Snap Editors, Louise Schreiber, Earline Sutton; Boys’ FINE INSURANCE COMPANY For full particulars regarding . the attractive NEW YORK LIFE FAMILY POLICY WATCH Athletics, Gove Celio; Girls’ Athletics, Helen Arbogast; Alumnae Editor Angiolina Alaria; Literary Advisor, Mr Sweeny; Art Advisor, Miss Fis REPAIRING cher;\Financial Advisor, Mr. Kjorlie. Radio Service and Repairing CLARENCE R. GRAY Beagageanabteteatetestatetestutetesteteotiteteotteteituteds IO A

A FRESH CARLOAD OF GOAL GRASS VALLEY ‘CLEANERS These pictures will fill a long-felt has just been received by UNION ICE DELIVERY AT THE PLAZA Order Yours Now ~~ A. V. Sauvee NN want in the class rooms, and we are TIME TO GET YOUR WINTER COAT OUT and have it gone over. sure that everybody will enjoy them. Art Exhibt One of the most interesting fea tures of this school year was the art exhibit given ‘by members of the art OLEANING OUR SPECIALTY Phone 375 class of Nevada City high‘ school. ~ Much enthusiasm was displayed all through the week due to a ticket selling contest between the -four It! West Main Street ED. BURTNER, Proprietor ee Office Phone 71 General Electric Radios t Wiring Supplies and Fixtures 206 Mill Street ees Valley classes. Res. Phone 641 LELAND R. PAINTER « California PROMPT ATTENTION Will call Monday and Thursday afternoons at your home and deliver on the next trip over. fs a je “% ee contest Was won by This program was quite widely at We will credit your phone charges. This the Senior class, whose 46 members went into it with heart and soul to be rewarded by a period off. Tuesday night a splendid program was given by the art class under direction of Miss Fischer. Several well known pictures were acted in pantomine (accompanied by music). MAIL ORDERS GIVEN oe on the hotel baleany, while the ser = £ Pearce, B. De . Doyle, E. Tamblyn, an dW. Barry. C—R. P. Stevens, E. Thomas, Hy. Orzalli W,. Whitley, Be. Polkinghorn, P. Hansen, A. Pratti, Cc. Steger, B. Sharp, A. Santinelli and A. Cartoscelli. D. R. Wilde, A. Elliott, 2. Brown, B. Warnecke, R. Steger, M. Roberts, B, Schiffner. How’s Your Appetite :? enaded were on the street below. Under the: direction of L.° E. to the public spirit of the afternoon. The most ‘important pers ‘ayour a is meat. We always have the choice cuts and the quality cannot be excelled. ‘Thy this market once and you willcome again. night. The bill for the evening was the picture “Congorilla,” a highly. edu SOME OF CUR SPECIALS = S23" cative and amusing story. At the end of the main feature, the band played several selections which added materially to the evenings attraction. tender andjuicy; fine Tenderloin and Sirloin cuts; Roasts of all kinds. Weinies and Superfine Kvaut. . The football boys along with the band have gained a reputation this year, Manager Tamblyn thinks. KEYSTONE MARKET He received the hearty thanks of all the guests. Student Government in a more organized manner?’ Let us co-operate with the hall monitors. Avoid noisiness and loitering in the On Wednesday, & assembly was halls; and when a monitor ‘repriheld to determine hich pictures mands you, if you don’t care about should be ‘chosen. Sexeral of the order and quiet, at least be courteous enough to take his suggestion. tures which ‘were previously voted However, let’s have no ifs about upon. The student body then deit. Let’s show the faculty and_the,. student council we are reliable pictures of this group. They enough to be entrusted with selfthe following: ‘‘Crest of the Sier government. Success in this underras,” “Moonlight on the Rivierra,’ taking. means more privileges in the “Columbus’ Flagship,’ ‘Phantom ture. Canyon.”’ Pine St., Nevada City * Napa by Famous Claris Holland Leaves for Third think it gives a lot of: freedom, yet Phone 16 W. H. Daniels . * merce men from Sacramento, upon their arrival in this city at 3:30 Tuesday afternoon. A breach of the! to R. Rozynski, T. Davey, * Returned Search tectives. chamber of Com How do you like the new plan of student government? Don’t you Work Called for.and Delivered 520 Coyote Street Address Pierce After Long * R. Long, G. Celio, B. Charronat, Entert&ined lation Manager, Warren Chapman; Historian, Dorothy Worthley; Literary Editor, Henrietta Clennon; Society Editor, Kiatherin Celio; Art Xx og 40 Ralph Manager Tamblyn of the Nevada Following is a list of the staff: Editor-in-Chief, Ruth Rector; .AsCity Theater,.extended a gratis insistant Editor, Dolly Jefferson; Busivitation to the football team and the band members last week to be pres“ness Manager, Bob Tucker; Assisent at the performance Tuesday tant Manager, Bob Tamblyn; Circu Alleghany, — Let us look over your chimneys before winter sets in of * Sweeney the band presented a short. concert. It was a surprise feature to the delegation, and added much terial for the Quill. QUAKER BURNOIL STOVES Guaranteed to be safe Cost less to run delegation five and fifty years from now: The Nevada City Chamber of discussions of a theme took place. A modernistic Indian theme was at ‘Commerce greatly appreciated the. last decided upon. Mr. Sweeny, the efforts of the members of the band, advisor, discussed yearbook critiand the group from Sacramento cercism and the staff decided upon tainly had instilled upon their minds more pictures. The various editors the hospitality of our city. were asked to hand in to the editor, a rough draft. of their special maBand and Football Boys for Phone 57 held another practice for thelr neo At the last meeting of the Quill, NEW YORK LIFE (Humor) Here are a few of the type of news headings we will be reading between usual custom placed the serenaders Class The Quill Meeting Mrs. James E. Grace ~ Freshman Assembly Last evening, the Freshman, 100 Cleaning, Pressing, Repairing INCOME A committee has been appointed by the Senior class to make plans for the Senior Christmas Program. gram to be’ given bideirees an per cent strong at many public funccember 14. tions. They and their leader, Mr. C. O'NEILL PLUMBING SHOP pen and pencil set to Mr. Barron on behalf of the team and Mr. O’Neil. 12:00; Afternoon session, UnfinishTheir decision was certainly a fair ‘one. deed grateful for the lovely evened Business, 1.30; Social Hour. ~ Luncheon will be served at 12:00. ing spent with their good friends, Band Greets Good Will and wish to extend to the members The price will be 35 cents. Delegation of the lodge their heartiest thanks. The school band serenaded the Senior Christmas Program to W.H. Osborne Agents The program for the day is: Morning session; Registration, 10:15 and they also sang some_ school songs. The members of the squad are in tended. The beautiful pictures adorned the walls of our high school . and. for several minutes before . the . program:they were “viewed .bythe 'CALAHAN & RICHARDS i Expert Attendants Who know Ail Your Needs Thatis the kind who will serve you if you place your undertaking arrangements in our skillful and experienced hands. If you wish, we will give you a: detailed estimate of cost beforehand. We urge you to inspect our facilities. MUSINGS. You ‘should see some of the girls play hockey! It’s positively a mystery—you Wwouldn’t know they were doing so umess some sympathetic bystander informed you. b. Re * Some of them insist on sitting down all the time. Katherine’ Celio for example—her favorite ee — is anywher e she can recline upon the-greund with both feet straight oO out. Holmes Funeral Parton: © . MODERN AMBULANCE SERVICE NEVADA CITY ASSAY & ig OFFICE i Practical mining tests from 25 to 1000 pounds, * * * . ll the free ‘geld percentage of sulphurets, value of sulphu: Earline Sutton, on the.other hand’!. ee likes to be active. She can almost’ Assays made for gold, silver, leadand dines: do a barrel roll between the second, and third loops, when Irene GlenMail order check work promptly sgtended to. : non knocks her feet out from under) her. : * 0% . a ‘Do. I play hockey? Oh yes indeed. Like the others, I prefer 2. sitting posture, and it’s.a good thing I do, because those girls just can’t bear to-see me standing up, so with, knuek for New York-California Underwriters, belt nae cand runes of California Fire Insurance Companies. eS " AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE; ae eaeernee meant FRED M. MILLER