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

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Page 18 MIMIR □ 1933 LEW PIERSON “We wonder if he'll always love her” ROY QUINT “The man that blushes is not quite a brute” HUMA KATZLAFF “So lovely, so modest, so winning, so sweet ” CECILIA REYNAUD “It is quality that we all admire but feiv possess” EVERETT REYNOLDS Love me, love my flute” MARY LOU RHEA “She has a heart with room for joy— yes and room for n ischief too” DALE RHINE “The measure of life is honesty” MELVIN ROE “Study is his middle name, but play is his first one” MAE ROSE “Messed are the meek in spirit for they shall drag down the . Vs ” LOIS RUSSELL “Give her the road and she'll find the way” ORVAL SAILER “None would suppose it, but I'm naturally bashful” WINIFRED SCOTT “A happier and stauncher friend will never be found” GRACE SCULLY “Everybody knows and likes Scully” ETTA SEVERNS “Alivays working, never shirking”

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MIMIR □ 1933 Page 17 DORTHA McCOURY “That which costs the least and docs the most is just a pleasant smile” JEAN McKENNON “Full of fun and mischief too, doing things she shouldn't do” JAMES MELDRUM “The silent man is not always so dumb” DANNIS MILLER “He is, no matter where, a man MELVINA MILLER “Judge me by what I am MILDRED MILLER “Like cupid, she is chubby and joyful” BUFORD MOORE “Every n an is the architect of his own fortune” OWEN MUNI I ALL “Let others labor—Til do the rest PERCY MUNSELL “My studies interfere with my school ivork” MARIAN NELSON “Quality and quantity work well wi LE VON NI EDERER “Rise with the larks, but avoid larks in the evening” CLARA NORRIS “Music is the universal language of man- kind” HOWARD OWSLEY “He worries for fear he is learning too much” MILDRED PATTEN “If silence is golden, thou art a nugget

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MIMIR □ 1933 Page 19 VIRGINIA SHEPHERD A worker ivho gets results'9 MARIE SILK “No change, no pause, just hope” VIRGINIA SINGER “She unis stately, like the youthful ash” ADAH SINGLETON “She is herself a collection of the best things” MILTON SMITH “Do your best and leave the rest MYRN SMITH “Diligently seeking the germ of knozvl- edge” WESLEY SMITH “Silent in seven languages” LEE SPENCER “A guiet tongue shows a ivise head” DALE STANDLEY “He who is everywhere is not in class” DONALD STEINBECH “Great men are modest men DOHL STOOP “Study not, for ignorance is bliss” TOM STRUCK “Seldom seen never heard” CLARICE TAYLOR “You and happiness are chums” LUCILLE THACKER “May your wheel of fortune never a tire”