La Grande High School - Mimir Yearbook (La Grande, OR)

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)Jngr 2G CCl|r fHimir cipljontnre Class OFFICERS President Vice President Secretary-Treasurer Colors Bessie Andrew Ingvar Ansnes George Ball Lloyd Barnwell Frank Black Milo Blok I and Ray Blokland Sarah Carter Eva Briggs Ethel Burbridge Myron Chandler Ralph Clark Max Cullen Elizabeth Garrick Nona Geddes Lois Given Sylvia Glass Elanor Halley Myrtle Harland John Henderson Gladys Herr Emily Hoffman Mildred Hoyt Myrtle Hoyt Julia Hulse Hazel Johnson Madeline Jones Winn if red Kenneda Carlos Kimmell Iris King Fred Kivette Frieda Kloppenstein Margaret Kloppenstein Waldo Stoddard --------Merle George Palmer Byrkit Green and White Mabel Langley Bernice Lofland Showalter Lynch Norma Maeger Georgia Marshall Clark Martin Ronald MeKinn is Bessie Moran Sibyl Mill hoi land Gladys Nixon Alfred Robbins Hellen Robbins Alladeen Scroggin Ruby Shirley Charles Smutz Harry Snodgrass Frank Stilwell Erma Stoddard Elsie Stover Harold Tall Lucile Taylor Arthur Theison Bernice Thompson Elvin Thompson Ruth Trill Evelyn Underwood Ethyl Wade Wilma Wade Gertrude Wagner James Walker Robert Williamson Jean Workman Grace Yeck Now that the school year is nearly ended and vacation will soon have begun, let us look back over the way and see what we have ac- complished. We have been in L. H. S. for two long years and of our record we are justly proud. The class of ’21 began its journey through high school in the fall of T7, ninety-nine strong. As Freshmen, we furnished exceptional material for ducking and went our way in silence. As Sophomores, our numbers have decreased to sixty-nine, but in spite of this we have made an enviable record. Not only were we the first class this year to have a picnic, the first to have a party, and the only one to have a skating party, but we have made a remarkable showing in athletics. The girls’ Basketball team won the interclass championship, while the boys, though not champions, succeeded in defeating the renowned mid-year Senior team. The Sopho- more Class also finds that it is not lacking in scholarship. Bessie Andrew, for instance, is an all “A student, and Waldo Stoddard and Harry Snod- grass are unquestionably good students. And as the time when we will no longer be together draws nearer, we realize that we have accomplished something else—a good will and comradeship that will stay with us for a long time to come. Fred Kivette '21

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JJngr 28 CTlji iWimir JFrrsljntmt (Haas OFFICERS President Vice-President Gene Taylor Secretary-Treasurer Colors Purple and Gold Effie Ainsworth Loa Lyman Mason Aldrich Winona Lyman Nellie Briggs Maude Lamn Virginia Bryant Flora Lewis Hilda Blokland Dora Lewis Josie Blokland Lueile Marquis Sailor Bainbridge Alfred Meyers Herman Berger Edna Miller Constance Cleaver Lester Masterson Brook Colt Ella Miller Nephi Combs Dorothy McGauhey Paul Corbett Lyda McGuire Ruby Day Percy McGauhey Evalyn Guhleman Willetta McClure Gertrude Garner Margaret Palmer Ruth Garrick Tanier Pierson Edna Graham Edith Pierce Abbie Green Floyd Rowe Therl Green Edith Rutter Weslie Hill Bernice Rutter Audrey Harver Flavia Ritter Ruth Hill Ruth Roberts Harold Houston Neal Smith Beth Hesse Foster Sims Dora Jones Elsie Spencer Mabel Kimmell Evelyn Smith Glen Metcalf Gladys Saling Owen Puckett Roberta Smith Edith Patten Frank Tuckev Lota Pierson Jean Taylor Golda Phorman Arthur Underwood Nellie Preslar Cecil Vedder Cal lie Prouty Frank Wells Mabel Kerns Elva Williams Herbert Kelly Tanis Wilson Margaret King Clyde Webb Thelma Kitchener Porter Webb Bernice Kelly Gladys Whitlark Ted Larsen Florence Zulauf Here’s to the Class of 1922 The most The most The most The most The most The most The most The most F aithful class. It emarkable class, E nthusiastic class, S tudious class, H onorable class, M ischievous class, A mhitious class N oted class. Of L. H. S. V. B. ’22