Elgin High School - Husky Tracks Yearbook (Elgin, OR)

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eniom ' ROBERT W. ACKEMANN Athletics-Hobby. Sports--Chief Interest. But time for orchestra and Hi-Y. 0 ELLEN ADAMEK Ellen belongs to G.A.A., First Girls Glee, and Commercial Club, but she finds drawing preferable to all three. 9 EARLE ADAMS "Sparky" prefers beating a drum to cracking a book, and so he iust ups and graduates. 9 BETTE AFFELD We wouldn't be far "afield" if we said "Bets" chief interests were music and reading, though she has others. 0 MARK H- ALLEY Entered from Oak Park. Paradoxically enough this "Dark" Alley finds sports and dramatics to his liking. 9 RUTH ALTHEN "Ruthie" draws all her designs on paper which is as it should be. 0 OTIS ANDERSEN Mirror, Mirror on the Wall, of 109 and in the hall. You owe your popularity to this lad nicknamed "Odie," who manages to squeeze in photography, scouting, and dramatics, too. 0 CLARENCE ANDERSON -Andy-Aviation-Airplanes. 9 IOYCE ANDERSON He insisted we list all his nicknames of Swede, Andy, Ossie, Killer, so there isn't room to tell more. 0 RUTH ANDERSON Commercial Club counteracts Ruthie's unstable interest in skating, 0 ELMER ANDRESEN Active in both football and basketball, it is surprising that both Andy's chief interest and hobby are sports. 0 MILDRED R. ANDRESEN "Red" divides her time between music and sketching. 0 MARIORIE ATCHISON "Atchie's" time goes to her co-editorship of the Maroon and her solo work in A Cappella, and she does justice to both. 0 MERLIN AYLWARD ln the past, "Murph" has belonged to clubs and been in sports, but now he admits all his interests are centered on "The Girl Friend." ' IOHN BADGEROW "Badgie" is to Commercial club as Maroon is to us. 0 RAYMOND BARNARD "Barney" keeps his interests hidden. 0 WALTER W. BARTELT. IR. It's not surprising to find that anyone as proficient on the drum as "Walt" lists music as his hobby. ' MARIE BARTON G.A.A. is the only club "Mary" seems interested in. 0 MARY BAZSALI Art and music do not hinder "Gizz" from being in several other activities. ' ROBERT BECKER The Hi-Y has been aided by "Robin's" membership for the past four years. 0 AGNES BECKMANN "Becky" has to be sharp to keep up in G.A.A., Home Economics, Commercial Club, and the Library Staff, 0 LETHA BEHM Letha's "Behm" may be legend, but she really is serious about photography. 0 MURLAND BEMB "Bud" is chiefly interested in sports and photography. ' GEORGE BEIJEAN Evidently being secretary of the lzaak Walton Club is of paramount importance, for "Shutz" is very blank on the subject of his interests and hobbies. 0 ROY BENNER lust a kid nicknamed "Ice," 0 EVELYN BENNETT Four years in orchestra gen- erally give a member a greater appreciation of music, and Evelyn is no exception. 0 MARIORIE BERGER This president of French Club, Is also a Debator. And member in the band, Or her dear old Alma Mater. 9 FLORENCE BERGERSEN Roller skating and drawing being portable hobbies, "Bergy" brought them with her when she transferred from Minneapolis. ' EVELYN BERNHART "Sunny''-Scrapbooks-Senior. 0 MARIORIE BEU Marge-Music-Mathematics Club. 0 HELEN BEVERLY Collecting animals does not pre- vent "Bev" from her music and belonging to G.A.A., Tri-Y, and French Club. 0 WARNE BLACKMAN Blackie-Band-Birdmen. 0 LOIS BOHNE Loie spends her spare time cor- responding to students in foreign countries. Rather novel to have their "Bohne lie over the ocean" instead of mine. 0 RUTH BONIN Despite the many clubs to which she belongs, "Swede" still finds time for tending the large props at class plays. 0 IOHN BORN Here's one of those boys who never managed to get in anything. Poor lad. Uust president of the senior class, officer in six clubs, music, publications, etc., etc.l 9 VERDELLE BROCKNER lnconsistently enough, this president of Home Economics lists dramatics and music as her favorites. 0 BETTY BROMAN Having been a member and officer in almost all the choral organizations, it is hardly surprising to find music "Bets" chief interest, with outdoor sports thrown in. 0 ROBERT BUCK After four years at E.H.S. we believe we can be ex- cused for passing the Buck. 9 LA VERNE BUCKHAHN The Rifle Club is certain of being supplied with "Buck" shot as long as La Verne is a memberg and what would the band do without him? U HARMON BURBURY "Burb" knows all the best places to eat and col- lects menus as he goes. 0 ELAINE BURGERSON The quaint hobby ot bead weaving does not interfere with Elaine's membership in G.A.A. and Home Economics. 0 CHARLOTTE BURMEISTER We give you "Chic," the girl friend of the twirling dervish. Senior class officers, Katherine Hersch, secretary, and Iohn Born, president, conduct a class meeting.

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CLASS OF '40 FIRST ROVV: D. Sorrirners, R. Stewctrt, S. Srnith, E. Stef- fon, B. Scherf. M. Sparks, C Smith, F. Srnith, R. Sterbo I. Streit. SECOND ROW: H. Soxe, I. Sticlcling, P.Schee1e F. Surnrners, I-I Stonurri, I Somples, C. Skeels, S. Sorce BACK ROW: R. Stohr, F. Smith, C. Sportsman, I. Snell grove, T. Spears, M. Sperry, R. Stettner, R. Soper, B Snider CLASS OF '40 FIRST ROW: D. 'Nilliorns I. Willions, I. Zenlc, V. Zirn- merrion, I-I Wilderzrcidt, E. Worner, R. Woidelich, I.. Williams, A, Vfoterrnon. SECOND ROW: M. Urie, I.. Wolterding, B. Clements, L. Peters, B Wosrnond, D Wiltshire, F lffunoy T. Kienle, R. Wolbourn, R. Wilson BACK ROW: I. Sonrples, W. Westerrnon, V. Kolberg, S. Workrnon, B. Purkiss, L Broy, D Lange, D. Brondes R. Yorno. CLASS OF '40 FIRST ROW: F. Vasquez, Z. Wishon, M. Thums, D Wickniclc, I. Witt, F. Tyrrell, R. Warner, I. Warner, C Wolff. SECOND ROW: I. Wilson, D. Young, D. Stumrne I. Tuck, A. Warner, E. Stensrud, R. Steod, M. Under- wood. BACK ROW: F. Woternion, l-I. Troub, D. Tillery E. Toylor, E. Turnquist, I. Tolvstclol, D. Westermon, H Volkeninq, W. Volkening. Iunior closs officers: Mory Helen Iohnson, secretory Fronk Srnith, vice president, Miss Kotherine H. Dovery class odviserg ond Rolph Pennioll, president.

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