Echo High School - Echoes Yearbook (Echo, OR)

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brith, Marjory Meyers, Elna Pearson. . anda Roberts, Vera Smith, Marvin ’7ilson and Raymond Wright.Mabel Akin moved here from Idaho, and Tony Cunha returned from tae Academy at Pendleton. Those who left us tnat year were, Carolyn Beissel. George bourse, 3ud Jordan, %nd Vesely Stamper. J The sixth grade students were Desdave M ble Akin' E xy Bartley, Beth Marjory Meyers, Elna Pearson, ■anda Roberts, Vera Smith, Tony Cunha. ?orLlnJVils5n' Ra3rmond bright and George Lamoirth. Howard Seilke came from Nolin I or this year only. Members of our Seventh grade were Desdavee Austin, Mable Akin, Emily Bart-Xony Cu ha Marjory Meyers, Elna ' S 'a da Roberts Lester Roberts, “2 It™ Htn 76 had three new ambers aJayed x0r only one year. They were GrIyfh°C Cley' JaineS I;urphy» and Margery Those in the eighth grade were Ton C -n M 1 ' Mabel Akin' Pete Able, 'Vanda RSberf?ar-°r Meyers Elna Pear30n and M«Sbn Xjester Roberts,Vera Smith Rl-i-r C i lXson The new members were ton V ?leirT who came from Kenb lashing SehnP 6y y' Lena I3aehne and Arlene Baehne, who came from Iowa. There were sixteen students started as fresnmen in the year 1934. They were Arlene Baehne, Lena Baehne, Blair''Cole! man, George Corse, Tony Cunha, Jarjo™ “ey®rs Elna Pearson, Leste Rooerts wanda Roberts, Vera Smith,Marvin Wilson Raymond Wright, Desdavee Austin. Marjory Paten and Gertrude Patch were here for Pe!46!mu and l£t6r moved fco nermiston, ? 0Kilk!nny moved here from Leppner. The sophomore class members were- Dea davee Austin, Peggy Kilkenny, Elna Pea?! son, anda Roberts, Vera Smith, Tony Cun

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SENIOR CLASS HISTORY In the year 1926 twelve first graders started to school for the first time. They were Marjory Meyers, Gladys Fisher, Wanda Roberts, Elna Pearson, Emily Bartley, Beth Hewitt, Aurene Clayton, Raymond right, Otis Hake, Tony Cunha, Bud Jordan, and Lyle Heifer. We were glad to receive five new members into the second grade but regretted the loss of Aurene Clayton. The new members were, Marie Recob, Effie and Athol Hart, Erne31 Beldmg, these four of whom we have no record, and James Kirby who later moved to Stanfield. When we gathered for the third year we found only nine left. They were, Otis Hake, Bud Jordan, Raymond ' 'right, Emily Bartley, Gladys Fi3her, Beth Hewitt, Marjory Meyers, Elna Pearson, and v anda Roberts. Tony Cunha left us for the third and fourth grades when he went to the academy. Those who joined us were; Pressley Stillings (who stayed with us for only one year,) Marvin Wilson, Billy Hearing, Florence McCray, and Desdavee Austin. Those in the fourth grade were Otis Hake, Billy Hearing, Bud Jordan, Marvin Wilson, Raymond Wright, Desdavee Austin, Emily Bartley, Beth Hewitt, Marjory Meyers, Elna Pearson and Wanda Roberts, Ethel McCray and Oliver Kerr stayed but one year. Our fifth grade was one of our biggest classes. They were Desdavee Austin, Emily Bartley, Beth Hewitt, George Lam-

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ha, 3lair Coleman, Lester Roberts, Raymond ’’.'right, and George Corse. The Juniors were; Elna Pearson, Vv'anda Roberts, Peggy Kilkenny, Vera Smith, Blair Coleman, Tony Cunha, and Lester Roberts. Kenneth Snyder moved here from Pasco for one year. Don Shopshire moved here from Pendleton, The Seniors are; Desdavee Austin, Peg gy Kilkenny, Elna Pearson, Vera Smith, Blair Coleman, Tony Cunha, Lester Roberts, and Don Shopshire. SENIOR CLASS V ILL 7 e, the Senior Class of '38, being of partially sound mind and body appoint Mr Parker and Steve Spike as the administra tors of this our last will and testament ’.7e do give, bequeetb, and bestow the fol lowing; I, Desdavee Austin, leave ly violent temper to Freddie ’Vimmer in hopes he can control it better that he does his little ’Villys . I, also. leave my affection for the Big Three to Evelyn Charrier. Don t go to Bend, Evelyn. I, Blair Coleman, leave my pestering technique to Elden Smith. May he get the same response that I did. I, also, leave my night life to Margaret Krause. May she hoot with the best of them. I, Tony Cunha, leave my Civics Naps to Frances Madison hoping the School Board donates her a davenport for the good of the cause. I, also, leave my quiet attitude to