Eastern Oregon University - Mountaineer Yearbook (La Grande, OR)

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ifN'V'71'eQI030fQf'WC X? Xfk Mr. Daniels: I am almost tempted to give this Sociology class a quiz. LaVelle H. ffrom back of roomj : Yield not to temptation. E II EI Crawford fro Mildred Standleyj: Do you suppose your father will object to my suit?,' Mildred: I don't see why he should, he wears one almost as badf' U EI III Lowell F.: Aw, come on, let's get married. You know I'm head over heels in love with you. Esther W.: O, K. I'm just waiting till you get on your feet. El III II Edwin Rogers: I worked all summer. Mr. Miller: My goodness, then you must be glad to get back to schoolfi D El III Bob Wakeneld: Yeh, that track man is so short-winded that he can't blow his own nose. P U III lj Charline F.: So I shall have to take an anesthetic. How long will it take before I ,know anything?', Miss Larson: Now, donlt expect too much of the anesthetic. Cl III III Vivia: What would you do if a horse fell into your bathtub?,' Mabel: I'd pull the plug out.', EI III III Margaret Town: My father weighed only four pounds when he was born. Glen Henderson: Gosh, did he live? III El Cl TEACHERS PLEASE NOTE Rita Burres fto fourth graderj : 'iLeslie, how much is three and four? Leslie: I'd like very much to tell you, teacher, but I think it would do you more good if you looked it up yourself. D III E . LITTLE SLIPS A little slip of a pen may cause a man much expense, but a little slip of a girl may cause him much more. 106 WP, x x'pf-Sk!

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-I I E3 if .... CONTRIBUTORS LF Grande, as the metropolis of Eastern Oregon, offers many advantages to the members of the Eastern Oregon Normal School in many lines. Whether it be the need of recreation, professional service, necessities, or luxuries of life, the business firms are ably fitted to care for them. Tlie Normal School is exceedingly fortunate in enjoying the support of most of the business firms of the city as evidenced by their aid in helping to make possible the publication of our first year-book, the EON. We are confident that the students and faculty members of the school will evince the same cooperation by pzftronizing the various business firms hereafter mentioned. Tlie clothing stores of the city, under courteous management, manifest willing- ness vo render the best of service. FALKIS LA GRANDE STORE sk' Adams Avenue Main 5 J. C. PENNEY COMPANY Depot Street Main 67 C. J. BREIER COMPANY 1104 Adams Avenue I 216 W I HILL'S DEPARTMENT STORE A Adams Avenue Main 710 Q WESTENHAVER INC. Depot Street Main 842 STEVEN VAN ENGLEN CO. 1403 Adams Avenue Main 866 PUTMAN'S LADIES' READY TO WEAR Sz MILLINERY 0 1012 Adams Avenue , Main 231 g MONTGOMERY WARD 8: COMPANY 'E' 1101-1103 Washington Ave. Main 18 TROTTER'S CLOTHING STORE X 1108 Adams Avenue 414 W NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP 1122 Adams Avenue Main 202 Q, CINDERELLA FROCK SHOP 1113 Adams Avenue Main 250 BURNETT SHOE COMPANY 116 Depot Street Main 841 NEW YORK STORE f 1216 Adams Avenue Main 706 G i i Students and faculty members who do their own housekeeping, as well as those -vii 2.5 who 'board in La Grande homes, find perfect grocery satisfaction, the fairest of ul' priced and the promptest of service from ' ' MACMARR STORES I No. 240 17 Depot Street Main 680 X- Q 'gl NO. 294 408 N. Fir street Main 734 .- No. 296 1407 Adams Avenue Main 761 Q g 'PIE - No. 371 1312 Adams Avenue Main 94 5 I 107 ' E X I EXi'4Qe?4k.-?C9XswF'Mf3 'Z M- I ,