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

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 -grB aSBTJS GEDDES PEARSON CRIPPEN HANKS STAFF Editor Advertising Manager Assistant Editor Business Manager -De Loris Pearson Grant Geddes ---La Rue Hanks Frank Crippen DEPARTMENTS Athletics--------------------------Frank Crippen and Thelma Oesterling Society-----------------------------Winifred Kenneda and Marcella Berry Jokes--------------------------------- Atrelle White and Eugene Newlin Freshman Reporter---------------------Delora Shafer and Marjorie Logan Sophomore Reporter---------------------------Therl Green and Clyde Web Junior Reporter-------------------------------------------------------Waldo Stoddard Senior Reporter-------------------------Jean Stearns and Lowell Smith Artists-------------------------------Showalter Lynch and Frank Crippen Typists-----------------------------La Rue Hanks and De Loris Pearson Music----------------------------------------------------------Lois Given Photograph------------------------------------------------- William Heughen Nineteen Hundred and Twenty ' T-P r C ll-r fJ rTORlAL It has been the custom of the Senior Class, each year, to publish an Annual, containing much valuable information and serving as a memorial of their greatness; thus has the class of ’20 placed its name on the long list of those who have gone before. The Seniors wish to thank the Business Men, the Faculty and the Students who have made the Mimir possible. We hope that it has given the reader some pleasure. It has been a joy to us to serve the school and the public in the capacity of the editors. Our work is finished and we bid you farewell. DE LORIS PEARSON '20 Editor. Page 23

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 CECIL YOUNG Manual Arts Cadet Corp 1 Remembered by HIS QUIETNESS “TO THE JUNIORS Yes, the Juniors sot the mascot, That’s what they all say, But don’t allow your mind to wander It can’t be any other way. You may rob us of our Idles, You may rob us of our books. You may still be pronting onward And not be known as crooks. Yes, the Juniors got the mascot Yes indeed they did. But when they paraded it before the Seniors They wished they had kept it hid. So yesterday you had it. Today it is gone; It is one thing to seize it But another to hold on. Yes, to you belongs the glory. Yes, to you the game For today we Seniors leave you And tomorrow you pull the train. L. E. THOMPSON, ’20. Page 22

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President—B1 an ford Shores. Vice-President—Harry Proctor. Secretary-Treasurer—Eugene New I in. Motto—Alis volamus propriis. Colors—Lavender and white. Flower -Lilacs. The first activity of the Senior Class was a picnic. This took place about three weeks after school started, in a very pleasant location near Summerville. The night was ideal and everybody reported a good time. The Senior play “What Happened to Jones” occupied much time, but proved to be worth the effort exerted on it, not only financially but in other ways. A banquet was given by the rest of the Seniors to the cast which was successful in every way altho we were visited while in the process of eating by a number of Juniors and lower class men. It has been customary each year for the seniors to have an all day picnic, so we did not break the good precedent set by the former classes of Seniors. Good weather favored us so none of the high spirits were in the least dampened. The Junior-Senior Banquet which is one of the leading social events of the year took place May 1st. We were delightfully entertained at the High School by a pleasing program after the banquet. Dancing followed at the M. I. A. Hall. JEAN STEARNS Page 24