Forest Grove Union High School - Optimist Yearbook (Forest Grove, OR)

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VVhen Rod graduated from high school To show l1e was not quite a fool, He took a course in salesmanship And now at rseflling he's a, pip. The Arnold sisters for their skill Of dancing 2000 hours without a spill, Won fame in this famous marathong Now the New York stage theyire dancing on The lad that you knew as Geiger Is now a famous old miserl He hals more money than Henry liorrd, And guards his treasure with a sword. Bernice Buliman, everyone knows, Is travelling tl1e world selling silk hose, But it is rumored, far and wide, That she is thinking of being a bride. That studiouls girl we knew as Ella Now l1as changed her name 'to Ste-lla. Sl1e is a beautiful parlor clerk And is sometimes a soda jerk. The church Was quiet and filled to the hrimg Everyone present was singing a hymn. It was no one hut Eunice Furman Who was waiting to give her famouks sermon. A popular mannequin is Madame Mildred, She sells gowns to the four hundredf' At night she dances miles and miles And is always cheerful with ready smiles. Wilda Hoover, a student of psychology, Is now studying musicologyg She makes phonograph records 'hy the dozens, And sings over the radio with l1er cousins. A mislsionary we had in our elassa Hazel Howell was the charming lass'- She is now in Africa dark and wild Giving permanents to children mild. Graham BTCNQIIHCC has nothing on usg Why should. anyone make a fuss? Raymond Hudson is his proud successorg No doubt you'll like him very much better. . ,....,. .. l Page Twenty one

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Alice Miller is a bulsiness woman-'and howl She owns all the stocks in the National bank now, First as cashier, then vice-president, She now has the price for llepsodcnt. Donald Mundorff is the lad, KNOW don't think this very sadl He took a trip to Mars orie spring And there he stayed to be their king. One of the greatest educators of 1993 Is a small girl called Muriel, Now directress of a school For children who wonit mind the rule. Alfild Nordgrcn is a teathew- Thank goodness not another preacher- She teaches physicls at O. S. C. And soon will get a big degree. We understand a frirl naincd Helen Ross 8 l Is a great lawyer and her own boss, Sheis talked and talked in many a ease And wears menls' clothes instead of lace. Do you reinember' a maiden named Kay? She sure has made 'the gold dirt pay. But she was known to be erratic And now siheis living in an attic. l A millionaire trapeze artist is A chap whom we knew as a whiz, Dean Kiesel he is known by name And oin, the high bars heis found fame. The editor of a metropolitan paper-- Wllilfll one-we'll let you ask your neigh Is a lad with hair of coppery hue- Ronald LaMont, he has freckles, too. Lyle Lee, another with carroty curls, Can a discus Z1 quarter mile hurl, Naturally he is an Olympic champ And never bothers nor gives a rap. Iola Lyda is a dietitian And works in a faxnouis kitchen, She cooks the foods that you should eat And for her skill, she can't be beat. bor Page Twenty

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Vernita Irrnler fthis is too sad to tellj Decided that she would dig a well. She dug and dug and is today Down in China far away. Susan is a paper flower' makerg She has risen from this to an undertaker, She sold her wares upon the streetg Many people came for this little treat. Sftop, look and listen-is that James? Why, he,s a boatman on the river Thames. He never does seem 'to 'tireg As well as rowing, he playrs a lyre. Paul is seen in yonder shop Making bottles and bottles of pop, He seems very happy with this, He's a kind boy We surely miss. Zimmerman has sailed the seas, He goes from port to port with tea. They say he is quite a seafaring' man, And has brought from China fan after fan. Goodbye,,' said Russell, I must be off. Itls late and lim due at home, But I'll come back and see you again Next time I chance to roam. Well, said Moon, you've taken me back To the good old days of yoreg If I doin t get skinny come back again And tell me a Whole lot more. Tlhey're a peppy bunch, thought Mr. Moon. And of course We agree with him, May the Senior class of '31 Tackle life with their presenlt vim! w Page Twenty-tivo