La Grande evening observer., May 27, 1916, Image 9

LA GKANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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GROUPS OF LA GRANDE HIGH SCHOOL INSTRUCTORS, 1916 GRADUATES AND CLASS ORGANIZATIONS.
CLASS OF 18
ENDS COURSE
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SATURDAY, MAY 27, 1916.
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A clans of graduates from 1 41
Grande high school 27 in all, that in-
dividually are creditable and worthy of
the honors 'bestowed upon them, went
J out from under scholastic life Thurs
f day evening of this week. The part
.',v ing of the ways has come to the
V Btudunts and to many of the instruc
ts' tors too, for the . faculty has been
S shiii.tere.1 hv resiimHtimis of various
i- nriti who h.ive other locations offered
I them. The class 'of 191ti is likewise
c Girdler.
A wide range of activities befa'ds
? the average high-school pupil and in
' this case it is- no exception. The
' graduating class takes with it many
' J' of the leading lights ill academic, nms
f ical, oratorical, debating, sports and
other fields 0 endeavor, una men
(places must be tilled by under class
men. Glossary To Cuts
The list of instructors, their source
of learning, and the subjects they
taught this year, followed by ' the
g actuates, giving their course, studenc
body activities, etc., follow. Number
ls after each student indicate the
year that particular aiivity was fol
lowed :
The Faculty Members
Charles E. Olsan, A. B. (Univers
ity of Washington). Principal of High
School. Economics and Commercial
Law.
Belle Edwards, B. S. (Oregon Ag-
.t ricultural College). Domestic aciencc
jind Art.
B, Idu Gunderson, A. B. (Univers
ity of South Dakota) Teachers';
Course.
John Girdler, B. A., LI.. B. ( Uni
versity of Coorado) City Superin
tendent of Schoolsi
Roy S. Mcintosh, A. U., M. A.
University of Coltm-ado) History and
Greek.
G. A. McNeill, A. B.t-( Miami Uni
versity). Science.
Robin R. Morrow, A. B. (Witten
berg College). Mathematics an:! Sci
ence. Charles II. Reynolds, B. S. (Ore
gon Agricultural College). Athletics.
Lela Deborah Smith, A. B. (Ober
lin College). Eng.ish.
Troy A. Welper, B. A. (Hillsdale
College, Hillsdale, Mich.). Commer
cial. Flora. M. Koch, A. B. (University
ot Illinois). History.
Grace E. MacMillun (University
w of Nebraska, A. B. University of
Missouri, M. A.).' Latin.
K. A. McEaehran, A. B. ( Univer
sity of South Dakota. Ellendale Man
ual Training School). Manual Train
ing. Ralph G. Henline, B. S. (North
western University, Nebraska Univer
sity, Nebrasku State Normal). Mathe
matics. C-ecile Hindman (American Con
servatory of Music, Chicago; National
Summer School, Chicago; Kansas City
Conservatory). Music.
Ida E. Howard, A. 11. ( University
of Missouri, Dr. Stroelw's German
Summer School). German.
The Class Roster
Walter Bean General, eUiss treas
urer 1, basketball l--!-3-4, football 4,
track 4.
Stella Bodmer Classical, class
president 1-2-3-4, secretary and treas- j
uierol latin oiuo i, at&isuitk. iuiit.u
body manager 3, basketball .'i, volley
bah 3 editor-in-chief of Mimir 4.
Helen Britts-Commeicial, class
treasurer 2-3.
Guy DavisCommercial, senior re
porter Mimir 4, athletic reporter
f, Mimir 4, cluss play.
Hester Davis Teachers', Enter
prise 1-2-3.
May Day Manual aits.
La Verne DeLashmutt Teachets',
basketball 2-3.
Moody W. Eckley Scientific, class
play, staff artist, Mimir 4.
Verda Graham Commercial.
Frances Hills Teachers', vice-president
Latin Cub 2
Arthur Huff Scientific, track 1-2-3-4,
football 1-2-3, captain 4 class
Isabella. Miller Teachers class de
bute 1, proof reader, Mimir 4.
Marina Miller Teachers', Minne
apolis, Kansas 1; Junction City, Ore
gon, 2; Assistant Editor Mimir 4.
Fr..d Moenkhouse Manual arts,
(iu-k 2-3, class play.
T Mabel Oesterling Teachers basket
ball 3, manager 3, class play.
Mildred Oliver Commercial basket
twill 3, volleyball 3, proof reader
Mimir 4, secretary and treasurer Icn
nit. Club 4, vice-president Tilhcum So
V tietv 4, c'ass play.
Otis W. Palmer (Sec. 'Ireas.)--Commercial,
Medford, Oklahoma, 1;
class treasurer4, track 4. business
manager Mimir 4, class play.
Eva Pcrrvman Teachers .
Helen Pierce Classical, vice-presi-dmt
Latin CluD 2, voiiejbail 3, cap-U:;.
3, girls' athletic Teporter Mimir 4,
vice-presidont Tennis Cub 4, presi
a. t:h;, incwitv 4. class olay.
Lucille Pierce General, president
l-atin Club 3, vice-president Tillicum
Society 3, president Tillicum Society
4. wit and humor editor Mimir 4,
. class play.
Vvjlet Rush (Vlce-piesivM.
teachers' president Latin Club 1, vrce
ipreiident c'ass 2-3-4. volleyball 3.
trta.-iurer Tillicum Society 4, eNohange
v (.vhnfinl I Scientific, rl;is;
si n otary 1. G. A. A. 1. Basketball 1-2,
class delate 1. inte.-soholistic de ate
3, vice-pic.;idnnt La urea n Society 2.
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Ttodmei-, Miss Britts, Mr. Uavis, iay( jtis jye Lastsmutt, Mr. Bck
Miss Miller, Mr, Moenkhouse, Mi8S Ras Miss kSchofieltt,
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(Reading from left to right) Stella Bodmer, editor-in-chief ; Otis Palmer,
business manager; Martha Miller, assistant editor; Ray Winters, adver
tising manager.
i ins association has been a potent factor in scholastic ami social work, dur
ing the current year, it i the German club.