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

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Page 14 THE MIMI It TIjc Class MINNA ASH English Basketball 3-4; captain 4 Volleyball 4 Vice-president Tennis Club 4. Tillicum chairman 4 Class play “She could on either side dispute, Confute, change hands, and still con- fute.” —Butler. CLARENCE BECKER Commercial Entered as Junior from Cove. Basketball 1-2 “I am no proud Jack, but a Corinthian, A lad of mettle, a good boy.” —Shakespeare BLANCHE BLACK Scientific Class debate 2 Vice-president G. A. A. 2 Tillicum chairman 3 Class basketball 2, captain 3 Class president 1-2-3-4 Vice-president Fra 4 Class history, class play “Away with your witchcraft of beau- ty’s alarms, The slender bit beauty you grasp in your arms.” —Burns ELIZABETH BOND Manual Arts Entered in the middle of Senior year from Baker “We may live without friends, we may live without books, But civilized man cannot live with- out cooks.” —Meredith

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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.

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THE MI MIR Page 15 Zlxt (Class NELL MAY BRADLEY Teachers’ Entered as Junior from Summerville President Philomatheans 3 President Fra 4 Assistant editor Mimir 4 Class play “One of the dependable kind. She looks good and is as good as she looks.’’ —Anon. ELVA ARMINTA CONKLIN Teachers’ Entered as Senior from Imbler President Literary Society 3 Vice-president Dramatic Club 3 “Her look serene and steady eye Bespoke a matchless constancy.” —Scott KATIE MYRTLE COUNSELL Teachers’ Mimir Staff “For she was just the quiet kind, Whose natures never vary, Like streams that keep a summer mind Snow-hid in Janooary.” —Lowell LOUISA ELLEN COUNSELL Teachers’ Mimir Staff Class play Class history “Comfort have thou of thv merit, Kindly unassuming spirit ” —Wordsworth