LA GRANDE EVENING OBSEKV ER -
SATURDAY, MAY 22, 1915.
Splendid Class of Thirty-Five Ready To Get Sheepskins
TVGE TWO.
Thursday night La Grande sends
forth a new squad of high-school
bovs and irirls. For academic Uili-
gence, decorum and thrift, the class
is said to rank with the best in the
history of the school. Blanch Black is
president of the class and under her
presidency the class which has' been
active in all Dranches of schooling
and those who have been associated
with her includes the following;
President JJJanch Black; Vice-
E resident, Gilbert Hunter; Secretary,
enore Hughey; ' Treasurer, Leona
Newlin; Flower, Yellow Hose; Colors,
Blue and Yellow, Motto, 'After the
Combat, the Crown."
The final Mimlr of the school year,
presents the following glossary of the
graduates, the course and special ac
tivities of each being noted, the num
erals indicating what year t ' the
, special work was done in:
Minna Ash, English, basketball,
3-4; captain 4; volleyball 4; Vice
president Tennis Club 4. TPUeum
chairman 4; Class play.
"She could on oitner sine aispute,
confute, change bunds, and still con
fute." Butler.
Clarence Becker. Commercial, En
tered as Junior from Cove. 'Basket
ball 1-2. . n
"I am no proud Jack, but a Cor
inthian, a lad of mettle, a good boy."
Shakespeare.
Blanch Black, scientific ... class
, debate 2, vice president G. A. A. 2,
Tillicum chairman 3. Class basket
ball 2, captian 3, Class president 1-2-3-4,
Vice president Fra 4. Class his
tory, class play.
., "Away with your witchchaft of
beauty's alarms.
The slender bit beauty you grasp in
your arms. tfurns.
Elizabeth Bond. Manual arts. En
tered in the middle ot Senior year
jrom .baker.
"We may live without friends, we
may live without books.
But civilized' man cannot live with'
out cooks." Meredith.
Nell May Bradley. Teachers' en
tered as Junior from Summerville,
President Philomatheans 3, President
Fra 4, Assstant editor Mimtr 4, Class
One of the dependable 'kind. She
looks good and is as good as she
looks. Anon. i
lva Arminta Conklin. Teachers'
Entered as Senior from I m bier. Presi
dent Literary society 3, Vice-president
Dramatic club 3. -
"Her look serene and steady eye,
bespoke a matchless constancy."
Scott. .
Katie Myrtle Counsell. Teachers'!
Mimir staff.
, "For she was just the quiet kind.
Whose natures never vaPy,
Like streams that keep . a summer
mind -
Snow-hid in Janooary." Lowell.
Louisa Ellen Counsell Tenr '
Mimir staff, Class play, Class history.
Top rows of groups (Reading down, commencing at left.) First column:
Mina Ash, . Clarence Becker, Blanche Black, Elizabeth Bond. Second col
umn: Nell Bradley, Llva Conklin, Katie Counsell, Louise Counsell. Third
column; Carol Currey, Lenore Hughey1, Gilbert Hunter. Nita Hunter.
Fourth Column: Anetta Johnson, Olga Johnson, Charlotte Jones, Arleigh
Kammerer. Fifth column: Marjorie Kuchenthal. Melvin Larson. Hli
McDonald, Lucile Mulkey. Sixth Column: Leona Newlin, Harold Newton,
Edna Perryman, Lucile Kees.
Bottom row of groups, (Readme- down left to rieht.l First ml limn: Furl
Reynolds, Kathryn Riddle, Jay Shaw, Marjorie Snook. Second column: Nel
lie Storey, Ruth Taylor, Edith Weaver, Edith Welch. Last column: Myrton
Westering, Ellis Williamson, Walter Young, and Senior mascot.
Treasurer Laurean 3 Tillicum chair
man 4, cluss piay. . . i
Words sweet us honev from her
Comfort have thou nf thv mniit Mips distilled." Homer.
kindly unassuming ferity" Words-1 Arleigh Roberta Kammerer.
worth. . Classical. Basketball, volleyball 4.
Carol Grace Curry. Classical. Vol- "Shallow brooks murmur mosta;
leyball captain 4, basketball 3-4, deepe, silent glide awray." Sidney.
Manager 4, President Tennis club 4,1 IMarjorie Blythe Kuchenthal.
Isecrcti'.ry Tillicum 4, Mimir staff,
cliiss play, class prophesy.
"In every deed of mischief she had
a heart to resolve, a head to re
trieve, and a hand to execute."
tJibbon.
Sybil Lenore Hughey. Teachers'.
Class secretary 1-2-3-4, Student Life
staff 3, Mimir staff, class prophesy,
song leader 4, class play.
"A rosebud set with little wilful
thorns." Tennyson.
Gilbert William Hunber. (Scienti
fic. Entered as Junior from Talnmt
City. Football 2-3-4, captain 4, stu
dent manager 3-4 Mimir staff. Class
vice president.
"A lovyere and a lusty bachelor."
Chaucer.
Nita Helen Hunter. iScientific
Entered as Junior from Island City.
Debate 2, class play.
"The sweetest thing that ever grew
beside a human door." Wordsworth
Annetra JohN-som Commercial.
Class debate 2, Editor-in-chief Mimir.
"She coulde songes make and wel
indite." Chaucer.
Olga Johnson, entered as Senior
from Imbler. i
"Shy she was, and I thought her
cold." Anon.
Charlotte Louise Jones. Classical.
Teachers'. Class play.
"Joyous as morning, thou art
jaughing und scorning." Anon.
Melvin Larson, commercial truck
3-4, Glee club 3, football 4, basket
ball 4, Student Life staff 3, Cluss
play. ,
,'I'se mighty wicked, I is. I can't
help it. I iwus jes' born wicked."
Stowe.
Helen McDonald. Classical. Cluss
basketball 2-3-4, volleyball,
Sophomore Latin club 3. vice-presi
dent Latin club 4, Mimir staff, class
play.
"She scarce can tell if she has loved
or not,
She of her heart no register hath
kept." Anon.
Lucile Mulkey. Scientific. Entered
as Junior from Joseph. Basketball 1-
2, Sergeant-at-arms Fra 4, Tillicum
chairman 4.
"Oh this learning, what a thing it
is!" Shakespeare.
Iona Newlin. Classical. Class
treasurer 1-2-3-4, Student Life staff
3, secretary Junior-Sophomore Liter
ary society 2, Tillicum chairman 3,
Mimir staff,
out of a bear." Shakespeare. " !
J. Harold Isaac Newton. Martw.l
Arts. Class play.
"Here stands Skinny Newton, de
scribe him who can, i
An abridgement of all that is pleas
ant in man,
As an actor confessed without rival
Ito shine,
As a wit, if not first, on the very
first line." Apologies to Gold
smith, i
Jidna May . Perrymun. General.
Basketball 3, volleyball 4, Tillicum .
chairman 4.
"Whence is thy learning? Hath thy
toil ' 1 i ..
O'er books consumed the midnight
on t uay.
Lucile Rees. Scientific. .
"Why don't the men propose, ma-
wny aon t tne men propose?"
per 4. Tillicum vioe-nrpRlHent. 3. nresi-I ma.' Y
dent 4, secretary-treasurer Junior-1 ,'i's I
muu kj, . jveyiiuius.Hocienimc.
Track 3-4, yell leader 4, business
mana'ger Mimir, class play. " I
. "His corn and cattle are his only
cure, and his supreme delight a.
country fair." Dryden. -
Katheryn Riddle. Teachers' presi
dent Junior-Sophomore Latin club 3,
Treasurer Tillicum 4, class play,
mimir sian.
iNotning is so dainty sweet as
lonely melancholy. Fletrhnr. !
Jaw Shaw. Scientific. Glee cluh
Full byg he was of brawn and eek
Marjorie Irene Snook! Classical'.
--iter very irowns are fairer far l
than smiles -of other maidens are," i
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Oh, she will sing the savageness It ,?V . ' ', '- . . . I
urer Tillicum 3, class play:
Her voice was ever soft, gentle
and low, an excellent thing in wo-1
man." Shakespeare. '
Ruth Taylor. Teachers'.
"So sweet of temper that the very i
stars shine soft upon her." Josh
Wise. ,
Edith B. Weaver. Special. t
Beware of her fair hair, for she!
excells ,
All women in the niajic of her locks,
And when she winds them round a
young man 8 neck.
She will not ever let him free again."
uoetne.
Edith Josephine Welch. Teachers'
Tilicum chairman 4. class play.
''Here's one modest, kind and fair."
Anon.
Myrton LeRoy Westering. Com
mercial. Yell leader 2, class debate 2.
Glee club 3, football 3-4, president
ivaurean a, student uie staff "3,
Riuaem manager 4, class play, adver
tising manager Mimir.
"I knew a man who lived unan
smile, and well it fed him; he looked
piump ana lair." young.
Ellis V. Williamson Sipntifl.v
Class debate 2, football 4 basketball
. class play.
"His friends beheld him and pitied
him in vain,
Ror what advice can ease a lover'3
pain?" Pope, .
Walter Young. Manual Arts.
Football 3-4, class play.
"And though that he were worthy he
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