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

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HUSKIK TRACKS ISAHKLL (Glassonl BBNNETT “Izzy” mbition Housew fe G. s. Vice President, 3-4: Libra - lan, 3: Basketball. 1; Volleyball, 1-4 • Waiting for School to be out” I LA GENE MILLER “Chubby” Ambition—Nursing G. S. President. 4; Play. 4; Stu- dent Cotine‘1, 4; Volleyball. 4; Pap- ir S aff. 4; Transferred from Arling- ton 1940 “Pleasingly Plump” JOE BLACKMAN “Jo-Jo” mb'tion -Coach Class President. 1; Letterman Pres- ident. 4; Yell Leader, 1; Assistant Yell Leader, 2; Glee Club. 1; Paper Staff. 2-3-4; Football. 4; Basketball, 2- 3-4; Baseball. 1-2-3-4; Plays. 1-2 “The Man That Comes Around” HELEN LOUISE HALLGARTH “Squirt” Ambition—Nursing 4-H, 3-4 “Always Smiling” IDA GENEVIEVE REED “Pudge” Ambition—Secretary President of Letterwoman Club. 4: Student Council, 4; Volleyball. 1-2; Basketball. 1; Plays. 2-3-4; Paper S aff. 4; Librarian. 1-2-3; 4-H, 1-2- 3- 4 “Wanderer” ORVAL TRUMP “Trump” Ambl ion—Coach Class President. 3; Vice President of Studen Body. 2; Band. 1-2; Student »»cUf - -3 ; Librarian, l-3; Basket- b »II. 1-2-3-4; Baseball, 1-2-3-4; Track 1-2 “A Senior Casanova” 1941

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m’SKIK Tit rK I .. JAMES F. ( HANDLER “Jim” Ambition—Civil Engineer Paper Staff. 1; Glee Club, 1; 4-H, 3; Football, 4; Camera Club. 2; Sta • Crew. 4 “To be a Great Photographer” ELOIXE LEOTA EVERS “Butch” Ambition—Bookkeeper Librarian, 4; Glee Club. 2-3; Paper Staff. 4; 4-H, 4 “Timid” VELMA GLADYS BOWMAN “Sally” AmMt'en— W'f? 7; nnsfe red from Unap'.a 103D. Glee Club. 1-2; 4-H, 2 LAWRENCE M. FOX “Foxie” Ambition Pilot Glee Club. 1; Manager. 4; BiaebaP, 4; Football. 4; Play. 3 “Always Around Tensing” ROBERT WESLY HAZELWOOD “Bob” A mbit'on—Aviation Glee Club, 1 “Bashful” BETTY JANE HUG ”B?tty” A m bit ion—Teacher Treasurer of A. G. S.. 3; Band. 1-2- 3-4; Orchestra, 1-4; President of Orchestra. 4; Librarian, 1-2-3; Stu- dent Police. 2-3; 4-H. 1-2-3-4 “Very Generous” HELEN KATHERINE PAYNE “Pennie” Ambit ion—Nu rsing Plays. 4; Transferred from Richmond 1940 ‘‘A Dashing Blond” 1941 I

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lU'SKIEJ TRACKS I I. I fV Senior Class History In the year 19:57 a group of 27 bewildered Freshmen star ed out to try and absorb some knowledge. Twenty-;wo of the 27 Freshmen are graduating this year. Our Freshmen yccr we lost one of our classmaes. Helen Mae Wisdom. The officers w re: president. Joe Blackman; vice-president, Doro hy Coe; secretary. Louce’le Glover; treasurer. Zona Pof fen burger. and our adviser. Miss Cecil Llngleback. The Freshmen initiation was held Sep- tember 24 in the gym. After we were officially initiated in var- ious ways, games were played and refreshments served. A mas- querade party was given by the Freshmen in honor of the Soph- omore class on October 29 In the fall of 38 25 of us returned and with us there were Anabell Currmins and Jack Whittle. The officers were presi- dent, Tom Barnes; vice president. Zona Poffenberger: secretary. Anabell Cummins; treasurer, Dorothy Coe, and our adviser. Miss Helen Hawks. Our Junior year. 24 of us and tour others returned. Velma Bowman, Lorrene Horn. Jim Mitchell and Glenn Maxwell. The oficers were: president. Orval Trump: v‘ce president. Fred Roul- et; secretary-treasurer. Dorothy Coe. Mr. Jack Mitchell was our adviser. This year we considered ourselves the surperior class because we led in sports and other events of the school. We had six lettermen. secretary of the Student Body, three glee club members, three band members, and a yell leader among our class members. The junior play. Good Gracious Grandma , aid- ed us in giving the Seniors the annual banquet. Loucefle Glover left us to attend school at Klamath Falls. Now the bewildered Freshmen of 37 return as Seniors with 26 students and one new classmate. Gene Miller. During the school year Lorrene Horn left us to be marred. Our officers are: president. Tom Barnes, vice-president. Fred Roulet. secre- tary-treasurer, Jewel Rollins; adviser. Mr. Tver Masterson. We ae graduating in caps and gowns as the class of ’40 did. Our four years in Elgin High School w'll live In our memories forever, and as a parting gift, we leave the student body and next year’s senior class—our blessing.