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

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MI MIR □ 1933 Page 15 FRED HERTZOG “Think of yourself as on the threshold of unparalleled success” DAVID HIATT “Quiet sleep is the best patent medicine” HAROLD HILARY “Great men are modest men” ALMA HOWARD Life is short, enjoy it ivhile you may' ROBERT HURON A good heart is a letter of credit” EVERETT HYDE The world’s business is my business JAMES INGERSON Men of feiv words sometimes make the most of life” BURKE INLOW , He has ivorked for us and fought for us: he is loyal through and through” ARNOLD INSETH Silence is the perfect herald of joy' DONALD JOHNSON The sheik and fusser of the school” SYLVIA JOHNSON With her crowning glory she walks among us” MERWIN JORDON You can think and not make thoughts your aim” WALLACE KAAPCKE Few heads •with knowledge so informed PAT KENNEDY What’s the use of arguing am alzvays right”

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Page 14 MI MIR □ 1933 CLAYTON FOX “He has strwen and achieved” GLENN FOX “None but himself can be his par alter JEANNE FRENCH letter three hours too late than a minute too soon” MADELIN E G A LL AG HER “Her voice is like the evening thrush” VIVIAN GALLAGHER 7 here are some people whose smiles seem like rays of sunshine” DONALD GEDDES Happy-go-lucky, easy and free; Nothing on earth bothers me” HERMAN GOODWIN ‘‘IVorry I have never met DELDA GRAY Her hair is like the curling mist” REBAII GRAY “Service with a smile” DON A LD H A N N E FI E LD “Not too good, nor so bad perhaps, but ivell, the very best of chaps” OLGA HANSON “For the good are always merry” LOLA HAWK I all oaks from small acorns grow” LUCILLE HENRY “Willingness is dauntless” ERR ; eat three square meals a

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I’age 16 MIMI R □ 1933 FREEMAX KIMMELL “Where is that, wandering hoy tonightt DONXA KOFFORD “. shy and modest maiden’ CLYDE KUOGH “Success has marked him for its own” LEY LAMBERT “Who aspires univcariedly” JOHX LARSON “We know little of thee, hut that little is good” Woulds’t not play false VARREX LYELL Thc ability to forget is a token of great- ness” HOWARD LYMAX “Not lazy; hut horn naturally tired and suffering a relapse” RUTH MAGUIRE She laughs with one eye and 'winks 'with the other” doxald mahoxey There is too truck pathos in our life and not enuf humor” EVELYX MASTEX “She is one 'who does her own thinking” LOLA LEONARD “Quietly she entered as one of us” ROY LEONARD “A chap that fezv really know” BERT LILLY ive him credit for all he has done”