Corvallis High School - Chintimini Yearbook (Corvallis, OR)

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KATHERINE C. McMILLAN Teachers' Training MARIE CHURCH English

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'hr Alumni Aaanriatinng ff-xfe The Alumni Association is the only tangible link between the Corvallis High School and its graduates. It is the library in which are stacked away the works and memories of each class, the volumes of which will be taken down and reviewed, at certain intervals by each member of the organ- ization. Thus the Association lives largely as a memory though it may Work to the betterment of its members and that of the school when it has grown sufficiently to permit broader activities. At the present time the Association can not boast because of its size but it has annual seasons of growth. Once each year its membership in- creases by the Graduating Class, and, unlike those of the High School, its members never graduate. Whatever talent the High School may at any time possess will finally pass to the Alumni Association to remain there. At the annual election held soon after the banquet given to the Class of '12, the following officers were elected for the ensuing year: President-Ralph Hollenberg. l Vice-President-Pearl Newton-Tallman. Secretary-Bertha McHenry. Treasurer-Etta Adams. ' ALUMNI NOTES. There are thirteen members of the Alumni in attendance of some col-- lege, university or normal school at the present time. Those attending the Oregon Agricultural College are: Earl Kingsley '12, Brooke Hukill '11, Hazel Bowers '11, Esther Smith '11, Lydia Doolittle '11, Albert Parcel '12, Winnifred Aldrich '12, Etta Adams '11, Enid Leeper '11, Susie Darst '11, and Elva Beals '11. Anne Miltimore '12' is attending the Normal School at Los Angeles, California, and Georgie Kessi '11, is attending Pacific Uni- versity. Ralph Hollenberg '12 will finish a very successful term of school at gurnauit, Oregon, on May 30th. He has been teaching since the first of c o er. .