Corvallis High School - Chintimini Yearbook (Corvallis, OR)

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Don Steim LEGEND DF' CHINTIHINI Chintimini is the name of an Indian girl Who is remembered for the Humble help she gave to her people in time of War, and the numerous Indians she saved by sending smoke signals Night and day from a mountain top. Through her devotion and courage, she was so Idolized by her people, they named the Mountain, Chintimini. Soon the White man Inhabited the surrounding country and renamed the mountain Mary's Peak, but still this Noble Woman has not been forgotten and to Insure this remembrance, We proudly name our annual in her honor. Io Wyman

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FUREWURU been noted at CHS. The new swimming pool and bathhouse were constructed on the campus. Inside the building, the new inter-com- od ' eve respect. m has saved many footsteps and made the school m em in ry During the year 1948-1949, many changes have munication syste That this 40th edition of the yearbook may serve as an accurate record to reveal fand in ' ' th ' cere later years bring back? the memories and events of the hlgh school year of 1949, IS e sm hope of this Chintimini staff.

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DEDICHTIU To Miss Ethel Ranney, the person who is chiefly responsible for our fine school paper, we, the students of Corvallis High, do respectfully dedicate this 40th edition of the Chintimini. For many years, Miss Ranney has been teaching journalism and English at CHS. This past year she has also instructed a class in literature and creative writing. Two facts point strongly to the success of her teaching program. One of these is the fact that year after year, the High-O-Scope has won the highest possible honors in contests. The sec- ond, is exemplified by the excellent standings of her students in joumalistic work at Oregon State College. 'iiiflt 1' -' 1' '21 ' 1-t '