Corvallis High School - Chintimini Yearbook (Corvallis, OR)

Page 29 text:

'F 9 gif' , Tiiiglff? to i ' . ffl X- ' fi. I-if -2.1131-' Q Eur! 7 ' 'i'5 wai5E'Q i-qzffegre . .Zf.f:ff. :'ff.-fe'! 'fi' - 1 f 121 fm . . ..ev1fwfnaif'-12:16-'ii'H2iw.---H L ' .Z'.-fiiwiaaesf-. 'r .1':qf ,avi vw .--'-fapzw-i?a:2'K-:rf1E'3111-frm:su:rllfffH'a1?fiiilfHv.. ' ,tum 1l4:f::.:::l:':.u1'!:1:::.F:.....,.. -I-' , ' 1. . -. . 1' 4-ll.: .:. :.21':1'1'!15a!.'-1z!'!22e21'xg5vhJlbH L .11.:f,,i::'--'. 'frm .JSFLRG'-e'.:m:.----'11In um-:H .1 q,... , N-' Q - ,Q-9' 1, hazing--,55'.-.Nfl.-Qli.,ez'?. -:.::1l'llg..-qg:.....l-v-Ja'1fm..-fgnairgk--.---:.:'::S-'eh'-W-sz--15f'. a. ' .,.'I!'. , '1- IB A N V '-fi W'v'si'12i'f:1fli-.iazfinal--asadfqgaasfiilsfifg,g:ymS2i!ss:f5f'54r1i4sf.1?555955tgaaeaiwfgfvafkw-74.- ,-Q-.:'-1 wi , . M Q. n. , -lgggy'f:?E::122email!zffdbtiii51.,5I1e?5li!1::::::42:32nw.'!Ei1ai-L:w.:all'1:i:?sf215r.::i!g'A.531.5 M'-,..3, 1 gr. .J f.n-,: EVEN AS CHINTIMINI fEclitoriaZj her wisdom saved her people and the land which was theirs from destruction by invading enemies. From her position of prominence on the top of the mountain which has been named in memory of her, by means of signs and signals, she guided the warriors of her tribe to victory. Could we not tell a modern tale of Chitnimini? Tell it in the language of legend? Give it the glory of mythical interpretation, but still preserve the lesson to be learned? ilNDIAN legend tells us how the Indian maid, Chintimini, by . . . . . . . . And there was a great war. Armies of the world contended. Carnage and desolation were everywhere visible. Success seemed doubtful, and victory uncertain. Then came the armies of Amer- ica to the rescue, and the war was ended. The rejoicing warriors of the western world returned home and were disbanded. The wheels of industry, long in disuse, once more started to turn, and all seemed well. But from the peaceful valleys came the cry of discontent, of despair, and of ignorance. No man appeared to give assistance, and the armies of the new enemies grew rapidly and became strong. And the American people cried for assist- ance, but there was none. Help! Oh, help us, lest we perish! was the cry. Then came the voice from the mountain top, the voice of the spirit of Chintimini, saying: Learn of me. By wisdom I saved my people. It is the wise alone who can guide. Seek wisdom and pursue it, for therein lies the solution of your problems. Weary not. Death is better than despair. Be you like unto the man of old who faltered not. The World is weary of strife. Bring peace to the valley of the world. Learn. No price is too great to pay. I have spoken. And the purple and gold sunset mists enfolded the mountain top and the voice was silent. That is the lesson. It must be learned by the young men and women of this generation. Education is the cure for the ills of our nation. Do your part to bring relief to the men who are your neighbors. T'we'nty-five

Page 28 text:

- T ,, . .--V-args' O rc T4 , ' Vi' 1. wh - -1- 'f-SFS-2 - fi. - . 1 M - , -- ' -' --.4 L 7, if ei: :QT 15 - Trf5i1M1arii.i1r b- 2 A J- E DEBATE fl'lI'UHl Iwflj Robert Korn' fillffffrzgjrfi-j, l'l0l'l'CSt Woods, Blair Stewart, llolcn Humphrey, Howzwcl Hamner, Coach Black Knot pif:fm'crIj DEBATE The debate season opened this year with excellent prospects and a good chance for the state championship. The district cham- pionship was won with ease, Hamner and Woods Winning here over Monmouth, on the question, Resolved: That the six percent t . . . . . ax limitation amendment to the Oregon constitution should be repealed. Corvallis was scheduled to debate Forest Grove in the finals, but they forfeited their claims. Thus Corvallis trict champion. was declared dis- The Corvallis team expects to go to Eugene the third week in May to debate for the state championship. The team has been working hard under the direction of Coach W. P. Black and all indications point to success in the venture. Too much credit can not be given Mr. Black for his untiring efforts in behalf of the debaters and the school. Twenty-fum' -.ima

Page 30 text:

-fs 1-, -' D ---51: - fs- x x Y , , 4 Re- 0 '0 ' L .L ,, QQIH MQ 'f ll ' 511 ' 'pq' l54x ' -- 1:11 a. ? ' 3 um , L , : 6' iw' NQQJ. l u Ext ff-sffffg 1 A . . -- - - . - 1: xfis ' s .7 -fa . .:p::gggg::!' - ah '+f,..:w , -Y - ' -- ,av L F - ,- , ' 'H . - .V gassiei?,ia3fg-3gji3ig1fi!Ziii---.5 , 'h L 1J ,js,iv55,,qr K' ' -l. - . ,f. L--. ' x ' . I l on1..,.,,i421:12Q'!:g2f13:'?'? '5:,r::,iZl g:fE:1fEiiLUf5,. ' 5 'FM 5E:J57.i'!'1:::. ' ' , ' '- ', '-aQ52QQr15rg52aai'.'fiygiiss:sqm-g?!E5iip.:2z5ffzah-:::,y.-1fad..:s55?51!,1qQ55fea:?5:qfa.sa:iw:-gc H .,,,' 4 - .' :::s-' !..:.:::fQ .- .1-g53'.:g-ul -i' 55.- .-:-uezggg' A :Ja-g:::,g.,.-,.:Lzg,,,,i,:?P,.,:g-. . .I , ' ,, rn I... 5 - .. . -i-5-'Q -,ffm P -yq ,I ' - f- -. A ' - - ' 'A--::::'. .. v. 4. ,, 1 CHINTIMINI STAFF