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

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t CEE E ima-va' sam os ' f-fs is ik Eugene Bowman Harvey De Moss Vergella Bond Emily Poust Albert Hopkins ALUMNI CONSTlTUTIONAL COMMITTEE MEMBERS Eugene Bowman, Chazirmfm Harvey De Moss Emily Poust Vergella Bond Albert Hopkins The Class of 1930 will always cherish memories of days spent at the Eastern Oregon Normal School and desires to continue its relationships with its alma mater. Recognizing this sentiment, the president of the Senior Class appointed a committee to draw up a constitution for the association and to make plans for the initial meeting, which will be held early in june. We hope that this organization will ever be an effective force for the strengthening of bonds between the school and the graduates. X r r 'k 'lr 'lr ir 'Ir Wa fNff0x s sfN!ffE

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Il I I awvfef-xfeefe ntnrwrw ' ff'7' Margaret Baker La Velle Huntington Fleta Wrighr Ruth Connor WOMAN'S LEAGUE OFFICERS President ...........,..., ..,.................... M ARGARET L. BAKER Vice-Preridelfzt ......... ........., L A VELLE HUNTINGTON Serrezary .......... ............,.. F LETA WRIGHT Treazrwer .........,..............................,....,.......... RUTH CONNOR STANDING COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN Fellowship ..............., La Velle Huntington Social Service .................... Evelyn Kralmdrl Leadership ........ .......,......... E rma Nielson Social ....,............ ........ B ethrrlyrl Miller Program ....... ............... D elora Funk Publicity .........,......... ........ P HUIIHC Ballou Election ............................,....... Ethel Swift The Womans League has been very active during this first year of its existence. During the summer term a very enjoyable informal dancing party was ,held in the Normal auditorium. Since this was the first dance held by the Woman's League, its success gave a hopeful outlook for future social functions. The fall term with the seasonls amber and gold inspired students to give a Hollywood Frolic at which each guest represented one of the Hollywood stars. Prizes were awarded to the best representatives. Later two more successful dancing parties were held, one in November and the other a semi-formal Christmas party held at the close of the term. The auditorium was decorated with small fir trees lending the proper atmosphere. During the glory of the winter season a very pleasant informal dance was held, to which the Willamette University basketball team boys were invited. A tea for members of all Woman's Clubs in Eastern Oregon was held during the spring term. The reception room was decorated with lilacs and apple blossoms. A very interesting program, which added to the enjoyment of the afternoon, was presented by members of the League. Besides the social affairs sponsored by the Woman's League, the standing committees have been functioning constantly. 57 Xefofwaaeydxafrfaf fy vox sit' if I . 7 N :lr i,ll,' X Q. Tk? .U ,ft 5 1 sign: N v. ' g

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JJ F -1 l 1' 4 I' ' , Q ' f 'lk' Myrtle Vandecar Dorothy Cook Agnes Johnson Margaret Magill NATURE CLUB OFFICERS -- Prefidem ..,.,.....,.......,,.,..............,,.......... MYRTLE VANDECAR li Secretazry ..................,...,.........,....,....,.....,..... DOROTHY COOK Clmirmfm of Refrerhmefzt Committee ........ AGNES JOHNSON Q Chairman of Name ....................,........A.... Dolus MACOMBER Chaiwmzn of Progmm .............................. MARGARET MAGILL The E. O. N. Nature Club was organized February 18, 1950. Miss Myrtle Vandecar 0 was elected Squaw Chairman, Dorothy Cook Squaw Scribbler, and Mr. Elmo Stevenson ' was appointed Chief. if Meetings are held every two weeks on Tuesday afternoon at four o'clock. Any student in the Normal School may be a member of the club. 7 ak af ir at f it ll! ff af if -Q 1-KA: .- .U .CCL l ll. s iputl 59 I K Ekefofdgaaegfoxxfrai T-2 WN H