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

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1st row: B. Follett, J. Dunn, J. Kammack, N. Johnson, A. Hug, B. Fox, B. Kennedy, R. Thompson, I. Carper, H. Tracy 2nd row: Mrs. Boyland, H. Cruikshank, G. Kennedy, R. Paxton, J. Albertson, E. Horn, N. Greybeal, S. Wilson, H. Scott And now we come to the Freshmen, the green Freshmen , that is. That's what they were called at the first of the year. But as the year wore on and they began to get into the swing of it, toiling along with the rest of the student body, they were accepted as part of this select group. Now no one can have any more love for old E.H.S. than these green Freshmen. As all the Freshman class takes frosh math., general science, and English I, the class is not broken up very much and still remains one great big happy family. Oh, so you don't agree that they're a happy family all the time, huh? Well, you have to have a few squabbles to keep everyone con- tent, don’t you? But, in general, they get along like bacon gets along with eggs. Much credit goes to their advisor, the jolly Mrs. Boyland. This gracious lady is like a mother to the whole class and is always willing to help out in any of their numerous little schemes. The Freshmen have participated in all of the student body events, as well as undertaking a few ventures of their own, one of which was a farewell party for a member of the class, LaCretta Thomas, who moved to Lebanon during the year. The officers elected for the year were: President................Julianne Dunn Vice President...........Juanita Hammack Secretary................Harlan Scott Treasure.................Ross Faxton Reporter.................Helen Cruikshank Continued on next page

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1st row: F. Carper, V. Dunn, C. Blanchard, J. Bechtel, P. N’edrow, D. Clark, A. Thompson, G. Elliott,. F. Kennedy 2nd row: W. Johnson, D. Witty, r. cruikshank, R. Sherwood, Mr. Haggerty, R. Cross, K. Miller, G. Jones, G. Stillman The Sophomore class started out with an enrollment of twenty members. During the year, Beverly Herr moved to La Grande where she now attends high school, and Mary Jane Ra- chau and Jack Scott dropped out of school. The first main event of the year was the Freshmen init- iation. The Freshmen were 3uch good sports about ti.eir rig- orous initiation that we were glad to welcome them as real student body members. Next, the Freshmen entertained us with a return party consisting of games anu refreshments. The gym was nicely decorated for the affair. The first of the school year Genevieve Grim. McCall, who was substituting to help out in the emergency that had arisen due to the resignation of one of the teaching staff, was our class advisor. .rhen a regular instructor was hired and Mrs. McCall left us, we gave her a party and presented her with a gift. At the student body spring fiesta, the Sophomores had charge of two booths. On April 13, we joined with the Jun- iors in presenting the big min3trel show. ost of the mem- bers of the class, both girls and boy3, took part in the athletic program, the newspaper, and various other school activities. Officers for the year were: President................Wade Johnson Vice I resident..........Ardith Thompson Secretary................Colleen Blanchard Treasure.................Duane witty Sgt.-at-Arms.............Kenneth Miller

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 1st row: R. Thompson, A. Hug, I. Carper, L. Thomas, R. Paxton, J. Hammack, B. Follett, E. Fox, H. Cruikshank, a. Tracy, J. Dunn 2nd row: E. Horn, D. Kennedy, H. Scott, 3. Wilson, lirs.Boy- land, B. Hampton, J. Albertson, N. Greybeal, J. Card, N. Johnson, G. Kennedy, B. Kennedy ROSES ARE RED— VIOLETS ARE BLUE; SKUNKS STINK— FRESHMEN DO TOO I (Continued from previous page) This class has distinguished itself in many ways during these nine months. Helen Sue Tracy was chosen as Song iueen. Juanita Hammack, Arleta Hug, and Norman Greybeal are the Yell Leaders. Another freshman, Ross laxton, was chosen as chief artist for the school paper, Kuskie Howls, and art editor for this annual. Ross, Sidney Wilson, and Eugene Horn also earned a name for themselves in the field of sports by earn- ing a letter and being initiated into the Lettermen's Club. Almost all of the Frosh. girls belong to the F.H.A., G.A.A., and the Glee Club, two of them holding offices in the F.H.A. The class flower is pine boughs. Now don't sav that pine boughs aren't a flower'. 'e realize that—but they're so-o-o-o purty. The colors are green and white. Very char- acteristic of the class is its mascot, the magpie. Last but not least comes the class pin. Some say it is only temporary. And what is it, you ask? Why the safety pin, of course! C f - ► c C «! C’ 0 r f (