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

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t Genevieve Mattoon, General The wise are powerful Mae Mattoon, General With opinions of her own Margaret McAllister, College Prep My heart beats loud and fast Fern McCoy, General A good heart s worth gold Richard Miller, General Slumber is more sweet than toil Ruland Mills, General Go west, young man—go west Ermaleen Mires, General Her crowning glory is her hair ' Ruth Murchison, College Prep Ain't it luffly to be in luf? Doris Nelson, Commercial A friend to everyone Harold Newman, College Prep The women just won't leave him alone Lois Parker, Commercial Earnest and sincere Phyllis Peterson, General She shuffles the dates and kids the men along Howard Pidcock, Commercial It is better to wear out than to rust cut Joan Pidcock, College Prep 1 know nothing of war but I do like to be in arms Berneta Pierson, Commercial Blessed are those who know Bernerd Powell, College Prep A right good fellow Lucillb Price, Commercial Always piping up in class Alfred Provost, College Prep Conspicuous by his absence Gorden Reynaud, General Oh! for an inspiration Helen Rostock, Commercial I would make reason my guide Vaughn Sailor, Commercial Say it with shorthand Edith Salisbury, Commercial Good nature is the sunshine of humanity Frances Scheidler, Commercial To have sense is common— am common Edward Shultz, General Mama told me I could—so! Page Fifteen

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 Wilma Hansbll, College Prep She laughs with one eye and winks with the other ' Charles Hartman, General You can t get along without me Lenore Headlby, College Prep If you would be loved, love and be lovable Rollin Heassler, College Prep Study not—for ignorance is bliss Carl Helm, College Prep And to think he was once a Rook Margubritte Hesse, College Prep Full of good meaning and good wishes Lili Hofmann, General She finds joy in work Nick Hughes, College Prep An athlete! And oh, what hair Roscoe Hurley, Commercial He is anxious to see clearly Victoria Hutchison, College Prep Both were young and one was beautiful Alma Ingram, Commercial Is ever ready to help Henry Jensen, College Prep Give him time and he'll wake up the community Ned Jones, College Prep Young fellows will be young fellows Harry Keizur, General Came in late but found his place in the Senior class Maravene Kiddle, Commercial Life is not life at all without fun Edgar Knapp, General Little are few, my wants are few Stanley Kofford, General You may trust him in the dark Clyde Krogh, College Prep Good grades a specialty Kathleen Landers, Commercial Her one ambition is to draw—a salary Wilfred Landers, General Tis, but hadn't ought to be Greta Larson, General Seldom seen—never heard James Leslie, College Prep Always falling—what—down, of course Charles Lyons, General All things have their uses Helen Macaulay, General Oh dear, a sudden thought struck me Page Fourteen

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Catherine Spaeth, Commercial She was a form of life and light Barbara Spain, General “Content to be obscurely good Helen Spain, General Still water runs deep Lorene Spencer, General Greatest happiness of the greatest number Boyd Standley, General Better a bad excuse than none at all'' Wayne Standley, General Laugh and be fat Arthur Steffen, College Prep And still he dreams he will succeed Donald Stellman, General Always willing to please Wilford Stitt, General ' ‘ Be sure you are right, then go ahead'' Juanita Stitzinger, College Prep I have a thirst for knowledge Lowell Stoddard, General So young and so untender Dorothy Stuart, Commercial Too fair to worship, too divine to love Robert Swan, College Prep Why aren't all contented like me LeRoy Teutsch, General He couldn't stay away Bertha Thompson, Commercial The measure of life is honesty Myrtle Schultz, General Thy modesty's a candle to thy merit Anna Mae Shafer, Commercial A sunny disposition—ever ready with a smile Howard Shepherd, Commercial I ain't dead—but I'm speechless Mildred Shumate, College Prep Truth has a quiet breath Sally Siegrist, College Prep I want a hero ! Richard Smutz, General And still be doing, never done Willie Torrence, College Prep Not merely to exist, but to amount to something Elva Twidwell, Commercial Her only fault—she has no faults Mae Waldroff, Commercial Not man—MEN Page Sixteen