Corvallis High School - Chintimini Yearbook (Corvallis, OR)

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19 CHINTINIINI 27 'v if l First row-Artllui' lmwm-, lliiiwl xiwm-pie-sidevti xvlllllllll l'ill?4NY1ll'Ul, first Vive-111-4-siialf-iitg lmmw 'l'llo1'da1'sun, treasurerg Iinlrc-rt lm Priest, presidvntg lleln-iv lin-id, sec'i'et1i1'yg l'il'I'1il l l::tt. ztllilvtiv manager: James 13llf'll2lll1ll1, sm-mill Vim-e-prcsiflvnt. Svc-mul liow-Mr. Harry Iiimlzilil, zulvisa-rg Robert Black, Jimim' presialvritg Imvelizi Bates, Jimim' lligli i'l-presr-ntativeg Nadine hlillimullr-11, Sophomore president: .Inlm Allen, lll5.1'll-fl-SFOI79,ll!flll2l3l'Ul'I i4flXVl'l'll4'0 I i'zinciS. Senior Ill'll!4ltik'lll. 'Fliird row-Hex liulvinsrm, n:1n.1::'ei' fn' H.ig'l1-O-S4'up01 XVilm:i XVolls. editor of lTig'li-U-Si-nyw: Mr. House-r, adviser: Lynn lmiig, yell-lezicler: lVvllz1 I'c'm'li, --rlitm' uf Pliiiitiiiiinig l1'i'c-41 Sziling, inanagei' of Chintimini. Student Council The Student Council, chosen as executive representatives by the Cor- vallis High School student body, .has left on this institution's record another very successful year. Although social, political, and financial dif- ficulties have arisen, the spirit of cooperation and understanding between the council and student body has been so great that these obstacles were easily overcome. The individuals on this year's council were the leaders of the school's activities and have done their best to make Corvallis High School bigger and better in every Way. Eleven

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19 CHINT MINI 27 'l COACH ROY Il. HICHFIIILT, BS. O. A. C. Physical Training for Boys. Football, Track, Tizisketball. Blue C Adviser. MISS EMILY IJFIGG, BA. University of VVasliing'10n. History and Civics. Hcspvrian Adviser. G. A. A. Arlvisvr. Sophoirore Adviser. IVIIIS. MEHLE DAVIS, l'3.S. O. A. L. Uorvestic' Sc-ierme. Mincervian Adviser. IVTISS LUIIA KETSIGII, TLS. O. A. C. Don-estio Suienve. Semior Adviser. lflorensfmian Aflvisexr. MlSS VIIANCIS COBUHN, ILA. Lex Czisses State Normal. Ilnivvrsity of VVisc'0nsin. History. S0r'i logy, iEK'0llOlY'lf'S. C100 Clubs. MHS. LOIS S. CASSTDAY Oregon State Normal Sclmol. Ivhlthemzltivs. II. S. 1VIOCURT.EY O. A, C. NV. S. C. Rand. MISS ETHEL fM. TIANNEY, R., 'Ph Linfield College. linglish and Journalism. Chieftain Advisor Higfti-0-Scope Adviser. Ten

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19 CHINTINIINI 27 Dwelve Moonlight Dream of '27 Class fBy Mariano Pimentelj Four years-to us seems long and weary When we were Freshmen shy. Four years-Alas! We never dreamed How swiftly they would fly. Long ere their close we'd famous be, It was a vast eternity, But now it's over and still are We Seeing our dreams in the moonlight. Four years-and now our task is done, Sadly we turn away, Four years-with wholesome work and fun Filling each happy day. Now each with a dream and hope in his heart, Waiting, longing to do his part, C. H. S., from you is taking his start, As he eagerly joins the fray. Alone must we go? But what of the friends, C. H. S., our class, and you? Alone, not alone, for friendship lends Us courage in what we must do. We'll travel on, each with his load, Every one taking a separate road: Deep in our hearts, our school day code Guiding in all we pursue. And if ever our courage to wane may seem, Our load be too heavy to bear, Bright in our minds will rise the dream Of C. H. S. and dear ones there. We'll see every room, every locker and hall, Our teachers, our comrades, the faces of all, The clear bell shall ring as a clarion call, Pealing, On, never despair! When ten or twenty more years pass along And the dreams we have cherished before No more are mere bubbles, but burst into song, Or are banished and thought of no more, Then we'll meet once again with our laughter and tears, As remembrance so sweet of our high school appears, Of our friends and our dear teachers--those four happy years Of Corvallis High School and old '27.