La Grande High School - Mimir Yearbook (La Grande, OR)

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Page 1 '2 THE MIMI It Cite Jfaculttr LUCILE RAMSDELL University of Michigan. Music. “Her music vibrates in the memory still.” —Anon. SARA RIDDLE, A. B. University of Oregon. Mathematics. “She is skilled in mathematics, And knows much of hvdrostatics.” —Wellesley Lyrics.

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THE M1MIR Page 11 llhc jf acuity GRACE E. MacMILLAN. University of Nebraska, A. B. University of Missouri, M. A. Latin. “For to her Latin is no more difficile. Than to a blackbird ’tis to whistle.” —Butler. roy s. McIntosh, b. a., m. a. University of Colorado. English and Greek. “Besides, ’twas known he could speak Greek.” —Butlei. E. A. McEACHRAN, A. B. University of South Dakota. Ellendale Manual Training School. Manual Training. “A carpenter is known by his chips.” —Anon.

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THE MIMIR Pape 13 Cite Class of 1915 OFFICERS President ................................................. Blanche Black Vice-president ............................................ Gilbert Hunter Secretary .................................................. Lenore Hughey Treasurer ................................................... Leona Newlin Flower ........................................................ Yellow Rose Colors .................................................. Blue and Yellow Motto....................................“After the Combat, the Crown.” THE LILY Katie M. Counsell I watched a lily unfolding, By crystal waters fair, The delicate sepals withholding The secret hidden there. I heard the songbirds calling; The drowsy hum of the bee; The summer rains soft falling; And still I waited to see. At last in the first flush of morning, I beheld a sweet vision of white, Which had blossomed as sun’s rays were warming The chill of the previous night. I gaze on the faces of classmates, Alas! we are soon to disband, Our joys and our sorrows—our sealed fates, Are held in the palm of His hand. Though the wind may be cold and chilly, Which over our pathway blows, May our lives be as pure as the lily, As fair and sweet as the rose.