Corvallis High School - Chintimini Yearbook (Corvallis, OR)

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19 CHINTINIINI 27 Bradley Keiser of Portland, Oregon-said to be one of the most successful entertainments of its kind ever given in Corvallis. And then 'Clarencel' That was certainly a wonderful class play. Why, you know I was told that 'Clarence' drew the biggest crowd that has ever attended a high school play here. It was so good that they put it on twice. And the Senior Circus-everybody had a good time there. Then there was the senior picnic when the 111 ,27ers celebrated their victory in the student body ticket sale, taking the half holiday given as a reward. And then Class Day, Baccalaureate, and Commencement. Now the seniors are gone. I wonder if any class will ever be able to take their place ? Tick, Tockg Tick, Tock. This is the song of the Kiwanis clock. Why are the halls so lonely and drear? It's 'cause the seniors no longer are here. So sings the clock that stands in the hall, Its face toward the door and its back to the wall. Tick, Tockg Tick, Tock. This is the song of the Kiwanis clock. . The following Seniors were not pictured: Lillian Avrit, Clarkson Buckley, Keith Byland, Vivian Hall, Clarence Harlan, Myrtle Hinds, Velma Le Vaugh, Melvin McConnel, Lloyd Miller, Norbert Peavy, Clifford Robert- son, Elizabeth Russell. Twenty-six

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19 CHINTIMINI 21 Senior History Tick, Tockg Tick, Tock. This is the song of the Kiwanis clock. Why are the halls so lonely and drear? It's' ,cause the seniors no longer are here. So sings the clock that stands in the hall, Its face toward the door and its back to the wall. Tick, Tockg Tick, Tock. This is the song of the Kiwanis clock. Well, said Joan of Arc, the figure on the cup case, I had wondered what made it so different around here and I guess you're right. lt hasnit been the same since the class of '27 graduated. Yes, that's itf' said the clock. This is my first year in Corvallis high school, but I can certainly notice the change since the seniors left. They must have been a pretty lively class as freshmen, weren't they ? Why, yes, said Joan, they were the only class that as freshmen have won the prize for the best stunt at the Senior Circus. Roland Lay- ton was president the first semester and Virgil Avrit, the second. Miss Libbie Krichesky and Mr. J. J. Houser were the advisers. There were 243 in that class. It was quite an achievement to win that prize, said the clock. but I expected as much 1 Jo-an continued, Ted Wilson was the sophomore president and Miss Vera Humphrey the adviser. 'The Candy Box Revuej a colorful little skit, was the sophomore entry at the Senior Circus. Did they do anything startling when they were juniors '? asked the clock. Well, I should say so! said Joan indignantly. They broke another record when they won the Senior Circus prize again. This is the first and only time that a class has ever won the prize twice. The juniors put on a most successful and unique Junior-Senior banquet, too. It was delightfully carried out in the Japanese style. Robert Du Priest was president and Miss Lura Keiser, adviser. Well, you needn't tell me anything about what they did when they were seniors, said the clock. Everybody knows about that. They started out enthusiastically at the beginning of the year determined to leave a substantial sinking fund for a much needed grand piano for the school. As their first step toward this, they sponsored a piano recital by Mrs. Ruth Twenty-five

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i9 CHINTINI INI 27 Senior Horoscope Name Nickname Hobby Description Byword John Allen Johnny Easy going Grinning Tough Norman Beard Fuzzy Growing tall Smiling Too bad Howard Bertsch Bertsch Band Curly You would Lark Bryant Lark Rustling Tall Am I late? Clarkson Buckley Buck Crabbing HZITIHIGSS Nobody knows Alvin Byland Byland Broom squad Serious Huh? John Cairncross Chubby I.Vomen The It ' What? Keith Byland Skeet Thinking l'i0maUfi0 Sweet nothing Carl Cramer Cramer Albany VVeighty Man of few Kenneth Dalton Ken Skipping Arguing' Censored? Ivan Darling Ike Stealing rides Independent Too bad Robert Du Priest Dupe Bossing Self-satisfied. Too much VVilliam Ensworth Bill Wrestling O. K. All right Lawrence Francis Bing Lawrence Satisfied Watch me Lloyd Hamilton Ham Sneezing Sage It's night Clarence Harlan Harlan Married Serious It's not Gerald Held Jerry Track Glasses So bad Gerald Harris Jerry Wrestling Tall Go to it Harold Hinton Hal Growing Bluffing Aw, go on Clinton Hogue Clint Pole vaulting A big bluff Heck Donald Holmes Don Sweeping Working Can't be told Braulio Jacalan Jack Music Busy Limited Milton Janzen Milt Nothing Golf-knickers Don't know Kenneth Kutch Kenny Egoing Pugilistic VVomen first Wayne Klein Klein Skating Pugilistic W'ait Cecil Lilly Cec Studing Busy It's too bad Donald Lindsay Don VVorking Blande Get busy Aniceto Manarang Aniceto Poetry Short Guess Evan McLennan Van Piano Tired out So hot George Missick Mick VVorking Skinny Hello Lloyd Miller Fuzzy Z changes to S Curly Yes, Dear Melvin McConnell Mac Studying Tall Itls safe Mariano Pirnentel Pimmy Easy going Dark Donno Paul Oschner Rute Growing tall Small, but- Tell me Norbert Peavy Nor Eleanor Quick You are? Errol Platt Pop Hurrying Big boy No, don't mind Darwin Pope Dar Band Happy VVell Orville Ragsdale Rags Broom squad Sheiky Rags Clifford Robinson Caruso Women Caveman My dad's police Rex Robinson Anything VVorking Good worker VVork Malcolm Ryland Malc Albany Chesterfield boy Let's go Fred Saling Saling Chintimini Satisfied 1'm it Robert Say Bob Big bad horn Queening Choice Holdon Sexton Sex Flu O. K. boy All right Theodore Shaner Ted Studying Tip-toe Sh-sh Harold Shade Hard Ford Independent She'l1 run Clinton Smith Clint Farming Arguing I don't know Clint Smith Tub Football Too tall Hurry up John Smith Johnny Himself Peppy Let's dance Ralph Steele Pete Basketball Sheik We'll win Clark Sterett Steet Clothes Grinning Can I dance? Everett Terhune Turpy Star cars Bluffing I'm satisfied Cecil Tharp Cec Cottage Grove Grinning Come on Ralph Thompson Ralph Studying Smart Be independent Willard Totten Totten Working Tall Too busy VVinthrop Walker Wyn Playing Modest Stuff David VVashburn Dave The sax Sax appeal Hear me play Donald Whaley Don Beauty Not bad I'm ready Lyman VVilkes Ly Torn Good-natured Here, Tom Thomas Wilkes Tomrny Chemistry Hot-headed As I was Harry Wishart Wishy Baseball Dependability Want blondes Merritt Woodward Mert Blowing Very tall I've a car , Burton VVood Burt A card Jolly Ah-ee A'Lee Wildig A1 After his heart Harmless Get hot Jesse Yeates Jessie Playing Independent There, little Helen Abraham Helen John Demure Yes Lillian Avrit Lil Cooking Dependable So busy Vivien Bales Viv Piano Dark-haired You do? Mary Billings Bishop Buicks Pretty He's mine Aurella Buchanan Rilla Wishing Brown eyes Dumb Chloe Burge Bugs Athletics Poppy Oh, goodness Ollie Burgess Ollie Glee Club Curly-hair I must Marguerite Burnett Mary Driving All right Tough Pearle Carmichael Pearlie Parking Cute Dying to dance Martha Clark Maft Skating Very dark So dramatic ' Twenty-seven