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

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 Paul Walker, College Prep I've been thinking quite a spell” Charles Walnum. College Prep Eat, drink, and be merry, for tomorrow we diet'' Mildred Wardell, General A character we all admire Lela Warner, Commercial Self conquest is the greatest of victories Marion Webb, Commercial Smiling all the while Verna Weimer, Commercial Too noble to speak ill of others Doris Williams, General Such joy ambition finds James Wilson, Commercial Where is that wandering boy tonight Kenneth Workman, General People have no idea how good he is Thomas Wright, Commercial '' He has a big heart, but we doubt if it is all his own Wilford Zauzz, Commercial The world is a wheel, and it will come round right Alta Lund, College Prep She is diligent, faithful and true Earl Worden, Commercial When my ship comes in Page Seventeen

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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

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ip32 The Junior We’ve reached the height of the Junior, We’ve scaled the ladder of fame; Our greatest ambition is before us, To be called a Senior in name. Our standards shall never be lowered. And trampled in the dust of the road; We must keep our honor always, And always let this be our code. Our trust must always be sacred. Our comradeship equaled by none; Our sportsmanship always the greatest, And we must all stand as one. Through the bitterness of defeat. Let us always wear a smile; It does not cost us anything. And surely is worth while. —Wayne Foster, '33