Corvallis High School - Chintimini Yearbook (Corvallis, OR)

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But to go to school in Ll summer morn, Oli, it drives all joy away! BLAKE

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CHINTIMINI 1931 Miss Vera Horner Bruce Myers Hoy Painter Shirley Stuart Robert Lindsay Miss Vlabel Bennett Adviser Ailvi-avr MISS VERA HOIINER-Adviser. BRUCE MYERS-1'ortlanIl, Oregon, 101-1, Senior l'r4'sident '31 , Student Council '31, Chintiinini Staff '30, '31, Business Mgr. Chintiinini '31, Bohemian '30, '31, Quill and Scroll '31, High-0-Scope '30, '31, Assoriate Editor H-0-S '30, Delegate U. of O. Conh-i'eiu'e '31, Senior Cirrus '23, '20, '31, Hi-Y Society '31, Torrh Society '31, Senior Play '31. ROY PAINTEH-Cliflton, Wyoming, 1012, Torch Society '31, Vice-Pres. Senior Class '31, Treasurer Junior Class '30, Basketball Faptain '31, Basketball '30, '31, Football Manager '30, Blue C Club '30, '31, Treasurer Blue C ' flulr '3l. Sl1lli1.EY STUART-Winloek, Washington, 1013, Torch Society '31, Class Secretary '28, '31, Senior Council '31, Thalian '30, '31 Pres. '31, Chairman Jr.-Sr. Banquet '30, Chintiinini Staff '20, '30, lligli-0-Scope Staff '20, '30, .lnnior Class Play '30, Senior Class Play '31, Senior Cirrus '23, '20, '31, Girls' League Assembly '20, '30, '31, Second Vice-Pres. G. I.. '31, Glee Club '28, '20, Open-Ita '23, '20, RUBISRT LINDSAY-Greeley, Iowa, 1014, Basketball Manager '31, Treasurer Senior Class '31, Sports Editor 11-0-S '30, '31, Circulation Manager ll-0-S '30, Hi-Y Club '28, '20, '30, Sc-e'y '30, Glee Club '30, Quill and Scroll '31, Delegate 0. S. l'. Exposition '31. MISS MABEL BENNETT-Adviser, Senior Council The first Senior Council of Corvallis High School was elected by the senior class in November, 1930. Up to that time all business had been conducted by the officers and the members in class meetings. It was decided, however, that a more efficient organiza- tion could be effected through a smaller group. The membership consisted of the president, vice president, secretary, and treasurer of the senior class and the following senior students: Dorothy Atwood, Mary Wfoodcock, John Irvine, Carroll Rycraft, and Dick Barss. The advisers were Miss Vera Horner and Miss Mabel A. Bennett. The first big task of the new council was the responsibility of planning and super- vising the Senior Circus of 1931. The enormous amount of work entailed made it necessary to divide the tasks among several individuals. Howard Lowe was appointed general manager, and Ray Babb, assistant general manager and financial manager. Bruce Myers handled the publicity, Shirley Stuart, the decorations, and Mary Wliitelaw, the stunts. The unquestioned success of the affair testifies to the efforts and enthusiasm of those in charge. Tacky Day, the heyday of the senior class year, was held amid pomp and glory on the fifteenth of May. King Senior ruled the merry-making and the affair was crowned by a dress-up parade through the down-town streets. The council proved so much more efficient than the larger class organization that senior affairs will undoubtedly continue to be conducted in this manner. 15