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

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OOOOOOOi OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOC» H 0 KKKH 0 »0 K 0 KKKK 0 H 000 H 0 J KKHCrtH K 0 KH 0 OOOCCC miJs]4oim sjAFr Our school paper is self supporting and Is edited and printed by the students It comes out every three weeks. Our stuff runs from Christmas to Christmas. FIRST SKMESTER STAFF Editor In Chief Assistant Editor . Manager ....... Senior Junior Sophomore Freshman General News Sports A. G. S........... Order of E. Society Jokes Machine Man Betty Williams Alice Weiss Robert Gent Rob Ilowell Dorothy Coe Helen Van Blokland H'lda Scott Doris Zimmerdahl Joe Blackman ..... June Parson? Murl Poffenberger Jack Blackman Bill Nock. Bill Lon: .Lavon Culver Editor In Chief Assistant Editor Senior Junior Sophomore Freshmen Junior High General News School News Sports A. G. S......... Society Advertisements Jokes Machine Man SECOND SEMESTER STAFF ................................. Alice Weis ..................... Zona Poffenbergei Bill L g ............................ Betty Hug Deraid Young .................. Irene Trump Lucille Greer Helen Van Block lea I BUI Nock Knnnetb Fitzgerald ..... ........................... Dorothy Coe .................. Jack Blackman Marilyn Patten ...... Joe Blackman. Glenn Maxwell Billy Hindman

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 f rfCHEN typoft kLlIb The Kitchen Kamera Klub, under the direction of Mr Master- son. is now completing its fourth year of outstanding work in the field of developing and printing pictures. At present the club owns a developing tank, four ferrotype plates, a large supply of chemi- cals and several miscellaneous articles. Four years ago Mr. Masterson started the club which Is open to all those who are interested in the work. It held its first meet- ing in Mr. Masterson's kitchen, and because of that received its name. Kitchen Kamera Klub. The dues of the club are one dollar a year, which buys the chemicals and other necessities it needs. Mr. Masterson has taught quite a number of the E. H. S. students the art of taking and finishing pictures and all have turned out successful work. One of the members has turned professional and owns his own studio and equipment. This club turns out work that can only be excelled by exports. Recently the club joined the 4-H organization and elected officers to head it. as follows: Local Leader ....... Iver Masterson President ...... Bill Nock Vice President ....................................... Elmer Smith Secretary Ken Fitzgerald Irately the club was visited by state officials of the 4-H de- partment and were shown some of the club's work and supplies. The camera enthusiasts always welcome any visitors or anyone in- terested in the work. The club usually meets every other Tuesday in the science room of the high school, where it will have a short business meet- ing and then proceed to develop and print pictures, or discuss vari- ous topics of the art. The members own their own cameras and have contests to see who can take the most interesting pictures. OOOCKOOOOO-OO OOCK OOOOO-Ct : 000 CK H KH 00 0CKtCKKHXK0 KKKKKKK OOO K O-O0O KKKK OO0 OO-OO-Ch

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£HJOOOOOOOOOOOCHJO KKKHJOaO«0 KHKKfO K} KHXW KKKKKHKKWKKKKK CKKKH WiKKKKKKKHKHKKK 4-fJ gLUb We have many outstanding member in l-H Olu? work who have been active In the past year’s work. Billy Hindman was on . of the members in Union county who was active in the raising of live stock. At the Eastern Oregon Live Stock show. Billy won championship on his Shorthorn steer and first on five sheep. At the county fair he won first on two sheep and a Jersey heifer, first on one sheep and second at the state fair At the Pacific International Livestock Exposition he won third a Shorthorn steer and also won the Napier Shorthorn Special. Mr. Napier has given this award for 14 years. Billy was the only boy in high school who exhibited at the fairs. There were a number of girls who won prizes at the county fair in home economics. Betty Williams won first prize for her buns and home improvement. Alice Weiss w-on first on bread. Jewel Townsend second and Betty Hug third. There were a number of Elgin Students who won scholarships to 4-H summer school. Those who went were Billy Hindman. Doris Zimmerdahl, Betty Williams, Beulah Smith, Ida Heed. Lillian Smith. lyorine Trump. Betty Hug. Myron Hallgarth. Alice Weiss. Jewel Townsend, (ilenn Ray, Orval Trump and Fred Roulet. There was a 4-H Clui» picnic on July 26th, at the Union Ex- periment station. The 4-H members brought their lunches and the Experiment station furnished Ice cream. They had Judging and played games. Velda Weiss won first prize in her division of I he style show. One day In March the county agent. Mr. Perry. Mrs. rowgill. Mr. Sayre and Mr. Zubrick passed out the 4-H pins to the boys and girls in the 4-H work who had completed their work last year. 000000004 OOOOOOOOOOOOO 4000 OOOOOOOOO 600066400000444440400000404O400004