Pendleton High School - Wakeipa Yearbook (Pendleton, OR)

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.- HELEN XVILLIAMS Helen The Admiranlile Crichton lilve Club, 3, -l So earnest, so graceful, so lithe and so fleet. Q BLOSSOM VVILSON Buddy House N4-xt Door UBlt'l'l'llilllf of Venice L'p-to-Dante 1,I'lllll2l Club, 4 The warm, dark languish of her eyes, XVas never safe from wrath's sur- prise. DONALD XVOODXVORTH lV00dy Drniiln Club. 22, 41 Mailing:-r, 4 l.ll'llIl'llI11ll Cauli-I Uorps, 3 Sergeant of Cmln-1 Corps. 2 Spanish Club, Il Class 'l'ra14'k, 22, Il: Uuptaiin, 2 Class liaskn-tlmll. Zi, 4 Mainuyger Class Play, 4 l'a's New ll0llSl'li!'l'lJl'l'. l'l'Ilopl-inn-ut of lilll-ii Merc-lmnt ol' xv4'llll'E' Vpetn-Date 'E don't obey no orders, Unless they be 'is own. NELLIE ELDRIDGE Hxellkln Ulm' Clulm, ZZ, Il, 4 She prized her skill in leisure. THELMA WILSEY Thelma Quiet and l111?1SSl.ll11lIlg.H

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MILDRED M. ROGERS Milly Class Bzlsketlgall Captain, Sl Class Girls' -Xthlvtim' 1l:u1axg:01', 3 linskm-tlmll, 1, Zig Captain, IB l'lm-1-l'lulu 0 2 .Xsljntunt Chile' Cadet Corps, 2 She works as hard as adamant, That's very hard they say. JENS TERJESON Cap Foutlmll Cnptzxin, 4 Footlnzxll, 1, -L liuskvtlmll, 2, 233 Captain, 3 All l'l:1stm-rn lll't'LI'0ll und All State Ilnlfbau-k, rl lkusinr-Iss Munzxgs-1' ll1lllll'1'll, 3 f'o1'porul Cade-t Um-ps, 2 Svrm-zxlxt Czulm-I Corps, SS Class Athletiv M:nl1:nf,:4-r, 4 Vluss Basketlulll Vaxplzxin, 3 Yil-4'-l'resifl1-'nt of Class, 3 'l'r:xr'k, 2. 3 Spanish Club, 3 Class Day Committee, 4 He was a man of honor, of noble and generous uaturef' LAURANCE XVARNER G00fie l'r0pl-rtv 1l:'ll1flgG'l', 4 l'l0Illll2lll, 4 liuslivlllzlll, 2 i'm'pm'z1l Cadet Corps, 2 Sl'l'2fl'illll Cadet Corps, 3 'l'r:14'k, 2, 3, 4g Captain, 4 Cunning in mathematics. LOIS SWAGGART Lois Men-lxznxxt of Yr-nic-0 Yp-to-Date 'Ll'll011C'll1l'lll of l'Ill1-ml l'z1's New llOllS1'l4l'l'lPP1'.l President lVll'2ll!'il Club, 4 lllL'lllPIlElllf Girls' Uzulvt Corps, b Pl'L'SlClPl1l Tennis Club, 3 Now the plays are begun I shall have no peace. ' if l fu fwj l.19g x .. 1 Q. 15355536 XX HLI5?5'wl1..5 l. nl f Af X Wie Si., ll, XXQ hx Xkhl l27l

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MARY CLARKE JOHN SIMPSON DAVID SXVANSOX Seeretary-Treasurer President Vice-President Senior lass T CAME to pass in tl1e fall of the year 1917, that some very inexperienced Freshnien CHIIIC tripping i11 the side doors of the lnstitution of Learning at the top of the l1ill. A11d it came to pass that they were assembled i11 Room 3 Zllltl were told by the mighty Senior President, to choose a leader of great skill, who should pilot them through the perilous year. Chose they tl1e Well liked F'l'9Silll12lI1 boy, Rayrney'l'ho111pson, and as l1is helpniate, Gilbert Struve. As the scribe to cl1ro11icle the events of this perilous year a11d also to g11ard tl1e treasures, Vera Huey was Ch0SCl1. Great was the rejoicing when the date of the Fl'BSlll1l?t11 party was heralded to the waiting 111e111bers of the class, and high were their spirits XVllG1l they left for the Kirkpatrick llOl11G. All rejoicing was tur11ed to lElll1611t?ltlOI1 when some of the Senior hraves demolished parts of the feast as well as parts oi' the dwelli11g. But great was the happiness when judges of the law demanded eonipensation from tl1e Seniors Zlllti tl1c spirits of Curly Will1111', Harold Uasey, Newt Burgess and a few others fell when they were forced to give so111c of their filthy lucre to pay for the destruction done. The 1+ resl1111e11 eo11ti1111ed their lllCl'l'Ylll2llIlllg. Again tl1e trumpets were hlown and the 1'il't'SillllO1l gathered together in tl1e open, to eat and make merry once more. The reveling was held near a river and the gaiety checked hy the wise counsels of Miss Dolson a11d Miss Hoag. l'39l