More About Morey : vol. XIV no. 4

              Published and Printed by the Students of Morey Junior High School
Vol. XIV
January,   1935
No. 4
Honor Society Gains New
Members
Forty three Morey students have
achieved the honor of being initiated into the local body of the National Junior
Honor Society. Friday. January 11, the
members took oath at the semi-annual
ceremony held for this purpose.
After an inspiring talk by Miss Hamilton, the initiates received their symbolic pins'denoting the accomplishments
in the way of scholarship,service, character, and leadership, the four-cornered
foundation on which this society was
founded and is maintained. These new
comers to this organization have displayed these qualities and thus gained
membership. The additions as follows;
In 8A, Marion Corson, Garnet Swearns,
PaulGojd smith, BettyJane BlockDorothy
Mack,(Frances Melrose,,Marine Shwader
Harry ~Almy, In 9B Marion Stearns,
Baxter Lanius, Ellen Shafroth, Lois
Anderson, Margaret Snider, Dorthy
Sherman, Harriett Bouck, Margaret
Brown, Edith Williams, Hoyt Wilcoxcn
Barbara Knoulton, Norma Smith. James
Sudler, Donald Jones, Rosabeile Price,
Mary Ruth Hailock, Bobby Lee Mac-
Cracken, Shirley Walters,Anna Belle
Lindquist.
Council Presidents
My, this job of getting news is certainly discouraging. In fact one Senior
Reporter is so hard pressed he tries to
make news by doing Indian War dances
in the halls, bird imitations etc. He
must have succeeded in his bird imitations for most everyone is doing them
now. Whether or not he has tried the old
tradition of a man biting a dog is not
known. P. S. We don't think so because
he hasn't a dog to bite* So we wish
some dog would kindly volunteer to let
B. R. bite him.
Janet Willard       Harold Nordstrom
Jeanne Hall to Edit Morey* s
Jeanne Hall,will lead Senior Reporters
next semester. Jeanne came to Morey
from Byers Junior High. She has been
in the club since 8B and has proved
one of the most-progessive. Jeanne
edited the Community Chest Paper,
and at present is Exchange Editor and
has worked hard in this part of the
staff. We are sure More About Morey
has a worthy editor for next semester.
Bob Boyer, was elected assistant editor.
Bob came to Morey in 9B.He is probably
best known for his poems which have
been printed in this paper many times
although Bob has only been in the^ Reporters Club one semester he has prov-
ved he will be a very good addition to
the editorial staff.
We wish  the  Editor  and   Assistant
Editor the best of lu:k next semester.
Next Semester's
Leaders
FLASH — Shirley Walters and
Norman Rockwell were elected girls "'
president and boys'jpresident respective
ly. Georgine lies was elected girls vice
president and Gail Nelson boys vicepres-
ident, Bobby Lee McCracken was elected
girls ground supervisor and ScottyFabi-
ano boys' ground supervisor. Betty Jane
Bock, elected as girls' hall supervisor;
Donald Jones boys'hall supervisor A ice*
Jean Lindquist was elected girls' secretary and Jim Nelson was reelected
boys' secretary. There will be more
news abont our new leaders in th.3 next
issue of More About Morey,