Corvallis High School - Chintimini Yearbook (Corvallis, OR)

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1929 Qlhintimini --- Stuhmt Glnunrtl fo CX vel ii. vi-ll STUDENT COUNCIL First rowflmcelia Bates, secreturyg Ralph Rawie, presidentg H, W. Adams, principalg Robin Bateheller, fir:-I vim' president, editor of lligh-U'Seopi-g Darwin Womlcorlt, ll'l'2lSlll'i'I'. Second rnu'-Yarrlyn Bllfhilliilll, third vice-preslulentg Everett Lzurnc-il, Junior prrsirlentg Bruce Bearflslry, sc-cmnl vice president: llanmml Babb, Soplimnori- pre-siflenlg Warts-n Reid, Svninr presirlenl. 'l'hii'cI row-llarolil Whitt-sitlv, lligli-0'Si'ope lnnnagerg Wanila Allen, editor of Cl1illlllllllllQ J. J. llouser, advisory Jack lluuser, nianager of Chintiniinig Lani Brown leader. Student Council for 1929 The Student Council, composed of the leaders of the school activities who have been chosen as executive representatives by the Student Body at large, has again completed a most successful administration. The Council has been under the strain of heavy financial difliculties, but under the leadership of Ralph Rawie, it has been able to clear the slate for next year's council. Much of this has been due to our advisors, Mr. Adams and Mr. Houser. The Constitution of Corvallis High School was also revised by the Council this year. This very important work was done because the students thought that the constitution itself was not sufficiently complete. This piece of work has made it possible for business of all kinds to go more smoothly and easily. The councils to follow will be benefited in having an instrument by which they may be guided. 14p a I X9 'bv-4 X Ai- ck I ---.!sw-hJ jg4m..nt .nm + .5 '- 24:- . , --v-1 Al vi .f f f ' '7' a 2 1 - xr ' c s as ff .- fr ff- -c Q cr-- ,c , -- - fl 7 7f'-'Q. S ' . T -C 'ee .Q f- --- ,c - H 1 c, , ' YT, S -sm., - if :K 'fN't

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Ahminintratinn l-- Glhintimini A 1529 Mus. ADA D15 YARMON B.A. llriivorsity of Washington l'uni1m'rrianl I,Pllill'tIlll'Ill Typing: Sllttflllilllfl liusini-ss English Mn. FRANK L. FRANCE, B.S. Mu. State' Tl'AtL'llPl'S' Collvgv Stout Instituto Orvgun Stats' Follvm' Industrial Arts Morlcl Airplane Club Miss WlNll4'RIilD C. -IAcoBsoN Uri-gun Nornml School Svvrvtzi ry Miss E1n'l'H W. DAHLBERG, B.A. llnivvrsity of Oregon Spanish Birnl Uluh Miss VIERA I-Ioimtan, B.S., B.A. Ur:-gun Stain' Cnllvgc' llnivvrsity of Ori-gon Aint-rirnn History Fivirs Soriology 'I'r:n'c-l Club Advisor Junior Class KI. J. Housiin, B.li.L., B.A Minvrzul Sprinizs full:-cv Conunvrrr- Chintiinini Advisor Stutlvnt Counvil Advisor Miss MARX' Gw1aNno1.YN Sc:Hoifi131.u, B.A. Univcrsity nl' Washington History I1Olb1ll'lIlll'lll English Worlil History Art Club Miss ETHIQL Flmzliau, B.S. Orvgon State Collvgi' l'unnnvrt'v Offivr' I,l'ilt'liCl' fluh MR. H. S. MCCURI.I'1H' Washington State folic-gc Oregon Stzitv fullvgc Bunfl 0rcli4-strai Miss MABlil. A. BENNETT. A.B. Univvrsity of Wisvonsin linivvrsity of Washington Hvuil of English :intl Drtunu Pulmlir Spvziking Atlvisor of Girls' Lcuguc Drninzxtir Club Mk. H. S. PARKER, A.B. Algr-lwrn A Pusct Sound Collvgr Dirrrtor of Athlvtirs l Advisor of Blur C Club l l t . 13 ' C I X t J ' l' ' la' p J! v .-1 rl' X n an-LL -A Q -any 4 :Min V - ,jlrriq ,,t 3 ' . A' - ' Wg, Q e - it - i H - -- 1 i f i!'5S' -'- 'x1l?iJi-ggfiilwul-. S- - ' ' 5 -2'-1 . --,,,,-,-An -H ' --ul-I

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' Q Swuinr Qinturg -1-1- Cllliiniilnint s Senior ffm Hifiow Xve, the Seniors, must admit Wfe once sat where the eighters sitg .lunior High's first eighth grade class- How that school watched our career lfrom timid students climbing fast To graduation, now so near. XY'hen as niners we were started Upper classmen were thwarted XVith a Circus stunt so clever That it first prize nearly took- Other bright moves seemed to sever That aged green glow from the rook. At length we left out Mellen's lfood, Our rattles and the bye-bye hoodg lfull-grown sophomores never play But contribute helping spirit. Any task given any day W'as accomplished with great merit. ln our Alunior year you'll find Stars of everv make and kind- liept school-spirit ball asrollingq Proved before the vear was done ilihat our class has right of holding 'liitle of A Number 1. Wfere supreme in the Circus race: Our Circus stunt won us first place. Another point that we must stressg Our banquet to the Seniorsq Cave it with such great success lt proved our strength as -Iuniors. As Seniors we are no slow pokes, We do things with true master strokes: Made W'arren Reid our president, Miss Keiser gave us aid- lioth upon our welfare bent Taught us to work unafraid. ln music, athletics, and debate, We made stars at a rapid rate: XVith Seventeen our Senior play XVe were over-satisfiedg Speaking of class sive we say, Quality not Quantity, verified. lfoi liighters, Old Time travels slow: The lfreshmen have so far to gog Sophomores aren't much nearer doneg -Iuniors are arriving there, W'hile Seniors have but just begun, And we ask, Next-W'here? i 1929 cw X ' If .4 0' I - f -Y - ii ff F5 gps 1 in - V1 , ..-.. , i ',Y I , 1 G ... - fl: Q, t . uagsa 'sf , -Vg g U i-A-hu yi ... 1-K 4 A S riffs Q f L --i Q AJ' i Q-L up ,g 9 -L O