Elgin High School - Husky Tracks Yearbook (Elgin, OR)

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KH CK CKH aCKH 5 SOfj-IOp ES Back How-—Jess Trump, Billy Hindman, Dale Myrlck, Jack Blackman. Deraid Young, Delmar (lalloway. and Marvin Rysdam. Second Row—Betty Horn, Mildred Downing, Ksley Wilson. Doris Zimmerdahl. Btlly Nock. Violetta Chase, Genevieve I ong. Front Row—Helen Van Blokland. Alice Wei»», Lillian Smith. Maxine Hatcher. Marilyn Patten. Necia Evers. Betty I ane, and Miss Bar- bara Wales, the class adviser. The class officers are: president. Delmar Galloway; vice presi- dent. Violetta Chase; secretary and treasurer, Helen Van Blokland. After the freshman initiation at the beginning of the year, the sophomores settled down to be one of the peppiest classes of the student body. The second year the sophomore class boast: vice president of the student body, two lettermen, three in the boys gle club, eight in the girls glee calub, three band members and others participating in other organizations. The Sophomores have taken prominent part in student bodv meetings with their Krispy Krackly Dog Biscuit program, judged one of the best of the year, and several puppet shows presented by Jack Blackman. The sophomores are now just halfway through high school, and many things are expected from them in their sc ho all work be- fore they graduate.

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 J U| [10 s Back How—Myron Hallgarth, June Parsons, Jim Mitchell. Fred Roulet. Jack Mitchell, adviser. Trueman Hebener, Walde Wells. Lawrence Fox. Bob Hazelwood. Jim Chandler. Second Row—Velma Bowman, Borrene Horn. Helen. Hallgarth. Betty Hug. Orval Trump, Joe Blackman, Tom Barnes, Glenn Maxwell. Jack Whittle. First How—Zona Poffenberger, Jewel Rollins. Irene Ben- shadler. Eloine Evers. Dorothy Coe. Beulah Smith. Xaedean Wiles. Ida Heed, Isabell Glassen. We are the superior class.” say the juniors. “We lead in sports and other events of the school”. After analyzing the case of the juniors we find this to be a very true statement. Among the leaders we found in the Class are six lettermen, the secretary of the student body, three band members, three glee club members, and a yell leader. The juniors have always been willing to take part in the activities of the school. Their outstanding achievements for the school year 1939-1940, were the junior-senior banquet and the Junior play, “Good Gracious, Grandma!” In addition, junior men were the backbone of the basketball squad for the champion- ship 1940 season. CH 00 H 00 KH KKKK H H H h 0 j h h h!hWh!h 0000060000000000000 000 H 0 kK KH

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 KKXK : KH }-: CKKKKH» 5K i : a : a:XK fl ES IVIEjV Back Row—Elmer Smith. Ken Fitzgerald. Billy Roulet. Doro- thy Gekler, Edward Thomas, Jewel Townsend. Hilda Scott. C’leo Scott. Arthur Hallgarth, Jack Evers. Second Row—Arleen Moore. Keith Tucker. Lortae Trump. Joan Tuttle. Helen Hug. Sybil Ben- nett, Norma Jean Roulet. Bob Sanders, Franklin Nelson. First Row—Adviser. Miss Spence, Lial Fox. Lois Benshadler, Betty Jean Witty. Eileen Masten. Esther Masten. Irene Trump. Nova Widell. Alice Haefs and Bonita Greer. Betty Tucker and Marjorie Tracy are not in the picture, but are members of the class. In memory of Betty Jean Hammock, who had been with the class for several years, but passed away March 7, 1940, we dedi- cate our page of this yearbook. The class officers are: president. Betty Jean Witty; vice presi- dent, Bob Sanders; secretary and treasurer. Norma Jean Roulet. On September 29th. the sophomores held a freshman initiation which was enjoyed by the whole high school. Of course the Fresh- men wanted to show their good sportsmanship, so they gave the sophomores a return party, which was held November 17th. Freshmen boast a member of the first-string basketball squad in Keith Tucker, and have proved their worth in all student ac- tivities. O HKHW HKHKHKHW