Corvallis High School - Chintimini Yearbook (Corvallis, OR)

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II I- u X llhrx n lohnw EIZLOI' 61 l5f0l'y Upon our gmduatnon from Corvallns Hugh Sehool, we the ellss of 1941 flee an everchangmg troubled world Smee vlar threatens our nltnon mlny of our cllss mall serve the country m varnous branches of nltxonal defense XVe stand ready IS Amernem pttrlots to ud nn the preservatnon of our democracv Whnle our future IS uncertam ID the world of today, our class em look baek upon three active years spent nn the Corx allns Hugh Sehool Durmg our sophomore velr, Herb Graves served as presldent, Imolean DeArmond vnee presldent, Margaret Magruder, see X11 ll lV IICUVIIICS As jumors, the money nnkmg class, we spent 1 verv successful year The elass presented 1 mvstery play The Exes of Tllloe IS well IS sponsored 1 rlllv dmee md 1 junior semor prom Jumor class offncers vsere Ed Adams, presldent, Kenth Robnson uce presndent, Burdella Sprnck, secretary, and Gordon Barron, treasurer For our last year m CHS oe Bells was eleeted president, Gordon ohnson, wee president, Martha Funk, seeretary, and Glen Melntosh trevsurer What A Lxfe our el.1ss plax, drew a record brealung audxence As the Nilghts Semors, we prox ed our selves to be an outstlndmz class Sensor elass advnsers were Xfhss Vera Horner md Mr Russell Adams l luv lie-:uls M: 'thu ' nk .lvl .ll 164 wlon. .' ll I r ' . ' Q 7 h h N . - - 'x l l l X - ' Y X I . f V 1 V. , . . , . .. ix . . 1 I . 7 . . ' Q 1 rn' 1 retaryg and Ed Adams, treasurer. Although we were newcomers, we took part in ' ' , ' L x v 1 . - , x - f f . - . y 1 A x . V , - 1 . . ,' - ' . ' K V- 1 ,L ' ,-I, ,l. ', . J .-.,- 3 U n , w Vu S l ' lf Q' V I 3 ,, a 1 - - 1 - . r v - ' ' ' f , ' - v 1 - ' ' ' ' A ' K . . ' ' . I. x ' ' r v ' . ' A r .