Condon High School - Review Yearbook (Condon, OR)

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$13213: Quuntg Egligh agitlzunl I JAMES ARTHUR HARDIEmIISLH-rl Entered 1918 Student Body President I41 Class Secretary I21 . Sergeant-at-Arms 111 President I31 Vice-President I41 Baseball 11-2-31 Basketball 12-3-41 Football 13-41 Track 12-3-41 . Dramatics 12-3-41 Annual 131 . Metto: 11N0thing is too hard to try oncef, ' GEL CE IRENE SCHOTT-u IISLATTSH Entered 1918 ,. Student Body Secretary 141 Class Treasurer 11-21 Class Secretary I31 C?ass President 131 . Debate I2-4I . ,5 Dra'egnatics I1-2-4I ' Glee Club 141 Annual Class Editor I1-2-4I Motto: 9Be happy and make friends? I U! a . ALEXANDER MARSHALL-1 . I ISCOTTY Entered 1 9 20 Student Body Treasurer I41 Pramatics 13-41 Motto: nQuiet and studious, With no end to good nature. MnxnuijRANQMSBRANDON Entered 1919 Glee Club I41 Motto: IICuriosity killed a cat and satisfaction brought him back. - WI Cgilliatm CImmtg ?gigh agnlmnl I I ' .- gagz S IKX

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,Cgillizmt Gnuntg 3535!; $chtml ORLA ELIZABETH MALEY Entered 1918 Glee Club 13-41 Basket Ball 13-41 3Quiet and intelligent; a ; friend to everyone. Motto: VIRGIL ALLEN ROGERS Entered 1918 Class Secretary and Treasurer 141 Baseball 141. Football 13-41 Track 12-3-41 Tebate 133-11 Dramatics , 12-3-41 Orchestra 141 Scholarship 11-2-3-4 Annual 131 . Athletic Manager 141 Motto: 3Work and be merry. GLADYS MUR vBILLIE Entered 1919 Class President 111 Vice-President 12.1 1 Treasurer 131 Baseball 121' Dramatics13-41 Glee Club 141 Annual Svdciety and C Motto: CLIFTON RAYMOND JACKSON-e 3STONY, Entered 1918 . Student Body Treasurer 141 Class Sergeant-at-Ar'ms 11-3-41 Class Secretary and Treasurer, Football Basketball 12-3-41 Baseball 11-2-3-41 Track 12-3-41 Annual 131 Dramatics 11-3-41 Mixed Quartette 131 Orchestra 141 3Jazzy, life. Mott-Of 132152 7 GEEIIiam 0101mm Eigh $thnnl- IE-L ,WEST e. lass Editor 131 3J011y and good rhum'ored Wherever you see her. d3 full of

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l agilliam lemtg Eligh 5mm! l LOUELLA ARMINDA BRANDON Entered 1 9 1 8 Motto: ttSilent and peaceful. J. B. WHEIRettKELLY'Y Entered 1918 Class. Secretary tlr-ih Baseball t1-2-3-4w t Basketball t2-3-4w Football t3-4t Track t2-3-4h Dramat'ics t142-3-4y Orchestra UH Mixed Quartet tm Annual Staff tZ-ED Motto: . . and Pm in PO hurry fcrsit;, - . History of Class ,22 On May 26th the members of the class of 22 will part, eachto go; on his way, leaving behind them forever 01d C. H. S. But What we. have done? L must not be forgotten, and in order to leave behind us some: truestatement' or our achievements, we write this history. t ' On September, 1918, we started up the stair of knowledge at Condon High School. There were fourteen of us in all, but four more entered dur- ing the year. As our first class officers, we elected Ruby McKinnie, pres- ident; Frances Summers, Vice-president; J. B. Wheir, secretary, Thelma Thouvenel, treasurer; and Ray Jackson, sergeant-at-arms. We chose'dpur- pie and gold as our class colors and the White carnation as class flower. .; We took our share of jokes and initiation good-naturedtly, .and before the end of the year began to plan the fate of thettFreshies when we became ttSophs. A Our second semester offlcers were Gladys West, president;WThe1m2.L Thouvenel, vice-president; Nan Symon, secretary; Grace SChOtt, treasurerL and Ray Jackson, sergeant-at-arms. Five new members entered the class during our Sophomore year- Flances Evans, Margaret Mele-y, Mildred and LouellaBrandon and Lee RY- an. Several of the 01d members dropped out this year. ttFame 'comes after death Gilliam anuntg ?.Eigh $chnnl Fags Q '