Echo High School - Echoes Yearbook (Echo, OR)

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CLASS PROPHECY I was sitting alone in the study hall one day when a little dwarf-like man walked in. He held in his hand a magic book. He walked up to me and said, I have here in this magic book a preview of your future High School Days. I saw as I sat there the future come before my eyes as the pages were turned. I saw, Gary Bohms walking out into the gym floor. He was now manager of our All Star Basketball Team, which had won all if its games so far. It was the greatest Basketball Team in Oregon. The first five players were LeWard Collingsworth, the captain, John Ramos and Gary Dorn as guards, Buddy Graham and Elmer Berry, forwards. They were out on the floor warming up for the greatest game they were ever to play. Doris Bowman and Mary Faro, in blue and white, are leading the Echo Fight Song. At the half, the Pep Club was playing. Clarice Stamper and Kay Laughlm as clarinetists, Molly Esselstyn and Beth Wilson playing trumpets, Betty Marlnee, as drummer, and Mary Lou Mills as Baritone. LaDena McCord is now the school's best singer. Homer Bowman, LaVerne Sathers, R. C. Winks, and Tony Faro are famous tennis players. We are happy to see a successful future for Echo High School.

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CLASS HISTORY There are eight eight graders who have gone through all the grades together. They are Gary Dorn, John Ramos, Elmer Berry, Homer Bowman, Gary Bohms, Koy Laughlin, Beth Wilson and Clarice Stamper. LoVerne Sathers and Molly Esselstyn started in the first grade but didn't go through oil the grades with us. LoVerne went to St. Mory's in Portland through the sixth grade and then returned in the seventh. Molly went to went to Lincoln School in Pendleton from the second grade to the fifth and came back to Echo in the sixth Buddy Graham come to Echo from Vale, Oregon in the second grade and has been with us through the rest of the grades. Betty Jean Marlnee came from St. Paul, Kansas. She joined us in the second grade.................. Doris Bowman came from Enterprise, Oregon to Echo, when she was in the second grade. LeWord Collinsworth went through his first and second grades at Fruitlond, Idaho, and then came to Echo in the third grade. Mory Lou Mills came from Vancouver, Washington, and they started here in the fitfh grade. LoDeno McCord come to Echo from Hermiston in the sixth grade. R. C. Winks come to Echo from Junior High in Pendleton in the seventh grade Dick Jordan come from Artesia, Californio this year to join us in our graduating class.

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EIGHTH GRADE CLASS WILL I, Elmer Berry, Will my school coot to Lonny Dorn in hopes he will get as good use of it os I did I, Garry Bohms, will my ability as a basketball manager to Jimmy Pedro in hopes he is a better manager than I was. I, Molly Esselstyn, will my place in the Pep Club to Joyce Sather in hopes she has as much fun as I did. I, Homer Bowman, will my vacant seat to Tom Able in hopes that he will not mark on it is much as I did. I, Buddy Graham will my basketball career to Lisle Young in hopes he will turn out better than I did. I, LaDeana McCord, will my attempts to learn how to swim to Jeanne Ramos in hopes she can do better than I did. I, Carolyn Kay Laughlin, will my ability to play guard on the grade school basketball team to Carol Ottum in hopes she can do a better job than I did. I, Gary Dorn, will my ability to ploy basketball to Donald Smith in hopes he will get as much out of it as I did. I, Beth Wilson, will my long hoir to Hazel McEntire in hopes she will like it I also will my ability to do history to Merrilyn Dorn in hopes she likes it os well as I did. I, Bettie Jean Marlnee, will my ability to do civics to Shirley Winks in hopes she likes it as much as I did, ond I also wilt my long heir to Vanyla Wilson in hopes hers will grow longer. I, Mary Faro, will my curly black hoir to Nancy Freouff in hopes it doesn't take her as long to curl it as it did me. I, Doris Bowman, will my tumbling ability to Shirley Myers in hopes she will be a better tumbler than I am, and I also will Shirley Myers my place on the basketball team as right forward. I, Clarice Stamper, will my curly hair ond bright sweaters to Shirley Myers in hopes she likes them as well as I did. I, Mary Lou Mills, will my height to Patty Shouse and I believe she can use it. I, LeWard Collinsworth, will my number 13 basketball shirt and short hair cuts to Lanny Dorn, in hopes he doesn't freeze his head and he con fill number thirteen I, R. C. Winks, will my short name to Tommy Able in hopes he can write his name faster. I, Anthony N J. Faro, will my civics book to Jimmy Pedro in hopes he likes it better than I did I, Dick Jordan, will my ability to drill holes in the desks to Jimmy Pedro. I, John Ramos, will to my sister Jeanne Romos any book she wants that would help prove the earth is round. I haven't found it yet, it is almost impossible. I, LaVerne Sather, will my eversharps to Lanny Dorn in hoties he will learn to use them and to take good care of them We, as a class, will to Mrs. McElroy the books she used in hopes she will give all the hord questions to the eighth grade next year. We, as a class, will to Mrs. Moreland the names in our books to remember us by. We hope she forgets the noise we made. We, os a class, will Homer Bowman, the janitor, the marks on the desks in hopes he has much fun removing them as we hod putting them on.