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

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0 HXKKKK O O H OO KH H HCK HCHCKKKH KKh0O H CKKK H KH CKKH CH CKH H H J ViKHKHKKH 0 KH KKH The community and entire school joined togetner at the Kcx hall for the school carnival for fun and excitement on December ♦». 11139. The following committees were in charge: Adviser of the Carnival.......... . Mr. Masterson Ticket Sales ........,............................. Miss Spence Distribution of Prizes . Glenn Ray, Joe Blackman Decorating ........................................ Dorothy Coe Booth Arrangeing »... Orval Trump Refreshments .................................... Betty Williams The carnival proved to be a great success because of whole- sale cooperation of the entire student body. Managers of the vari- ous stands were as follows. Darts ............................... Jesse Trump, Billy Hindman Shooting Gallery ................................ Truman Hebener Baseball Throw Orval Trump. Wilber Cross Beta Bag W»Me Well» Peano Joe Blackman. Glenn Maxwell Refreshments ..... June Parsons. Jewel Rollins. Alice Weiss Paddle Wheel ......................... Keith Fuller. James Hicks Dancing ........................................... Jack Whittle D NGE The Associated Girl Students of Elgin High school, treated the rest of the students to a dance. March 29. It was a leap year dance, the girls took the boys and also asked them for the dances. Besides being a leap year frolic, it was a Sadie Hawkens dance. By that is meant that the people attending were suppos- ed to dress correspondingly with characters other than themselves. Some were garbed like comic strip characters and others dressed to represent cowboys, farmers, hunters and Mexican caballeros. The music for the dance was furnished through the courtesy of Dick Adams, of the Gamble Store. He let the girls have a radio, phonograph and several records. For those who did not wish to dance, there were several ta- bles of Chinese Checkers, and the stage was set to represent a cafe. Lunches were served and again the girls treated the boys. The party was called to a halt about 11 o’clock. Everyone had a very enjoyable time and the dance was a success for the AGS of Elgin High school.

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•KH CHKH OCKKKKKK 0 K HKKKKKHXK ferocious friend, Tsabeir Giasson, fix the very capable hands of Jim Chandler, her talking, Jim, and you will be safe. Keep I, Jim Hicks, strong of mind and physically fit (even if Mr. Masterron doesn't believe the mind part) give my valued article and possession, my parking space, to Glenn Maxwell and Ida Reed. I et no one trespass on this ground or you will have to answer to Miss Wales, to whom I am leaving the care of it, to keep it clear of invaders so that Glenn and Ida will have the privacy at Chat certain stage. r. Murl Poffenberger, leave what I will not again need in High School, to Wald Wells—my studying ability. Of course I reaJize that you are already in goo(| train- ing by rending comic books and funny papers. And now my most beloved personat article goes to Janies Mitchell. It was given me this time last year by Fonzy Wilson and I now entrust ft in your hands. My hair--be sure and keep if. on end. Jim. i. Robert W. Gent (alias Tarzau)r award my superman strength to the already muscular Irene Bens had ter. Remember. Irene, to be faithful to the Atlas exercises. And now, fellow students. I tenderly bestow upon Eloine Evers, my heart. Ptoasr keep it beating. Elaine. I. Lawrence Long, resplenlsh June Parson's heart-breakfng tactics with my own. Keep them wrell oiled. June, and never take no for an answer. And now to Lo-rene Horn goes my scoring ability in basketball. Follow in my footsteps. Lorrene, and you will become an All-American Red Head. T. Lloyd McCIune, (commonly known as Rube), reave my boxing ab’Iitv to .Vae- dean Wiles. T also leave my track records, especially the one hundred yard dash, to Tom Barnes so that each may hold his own in the face of disaster. I. Keith Fuller, place in the safekeeping of OrvaL Trump and Fred Relief, Jewel Roll ns. I hope you fellows make a good a messenger boy and devoted a slave as I was. T. Wayne Dow ning, largest Senior of the class of 19 fO, give my stalwart figure, all two hundred and twelve pounds of me, to Betty Hug and Helen Hallgarth. May you be content and satisfied as I am, and please girts, no reducing. r. Royce Moore, leave my green Ford V-8 to Jew'ell Rollins and Beulah i mil J- Take care of it, gals, there’s many a leap year coming. I. Bill Long, leave my wonderful will to make wills to (hat bnTIiant basketball player, Joe Blackman. Mow, Joe, you may have a brain to go with yam Itrawm. And now, we of the Senior (Mass of 1940, leave Elgin High School, never aK«Ui to return as your classmates and students. This document has been properly witnessed by a trustworthy notaj'y public. vxxKyo x} Ks nio6 ya k c M c-c c-c d-c-d-iac-co -cc-dci-i; c

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3 OOO O K CK 0KKK -? VCK O- CK C -C ;h 0- :x O C ROCOCO SC C OlXH OO Back Row—Tom Barnes. r.fenn Ray. Glenn MarwrTf, Prralcf Young-, Laurence Pong roach Mitchell. Front Row -Truman Hebener Joe fVnckjixaa. Orval Tramp Kejth Tvrker and Jessi Tru nip. fti basketball . (he Ffusftfeb reaRy went places. Although they got no higher than fourth place In league play, arlT (he game were close and the games that were lost were not by more tiuan four or five points. TTiere were very thrilling games with Jose]»h. Wallowa Ini bier. Cove and La Grande “B , all «f who were fn Che same league. The Huskies also played pnirtice games with the ESgin Townies. enterprise Union and Weston. Wallow» and Iai Grand R” were the only teams that could beat HI gin more than once. in the “B” league toumaim-at, the Huskies made a nuirh bet- ter showing, as they had the honor :tC winning the (oiiniainenr and receiving tire trophy. Thfs gages tournament was perhaps the best that has ever been held here. Tf lasted five nights, double elimin- ation, and all were goad games.. The gym. w.as beautifully djcocaf.- B S EJB il