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

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Page 20 MIMIR □ 1933 A THOMPSON whom we cannot judge too quickly” X TOWERY in’t dead—but ’in speechless” El (; e x i a i'Ri wbr11x; k “i.My heart beats loud and fast” 1) A W AIX TURXER “Better a bad excuse than none at all” FRANK TYLER “Truly a model Senior' GERALD WAITE “Happy am I, from all care am free” MARELL WAITE “The word impossible is not in my dic- tionary” DOROTHY WALKER “Love is a form of insanity” JULE WEAGEL “Her dignity is lost when she smiles” FRED WEATHERSPOON “ til things have their uses” i

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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”

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MIMIR □ 1933 Page 21 Z E LOR IS W E ATII ERS PC )ON '7 can’t tell a lie, even ivlien I hear one” CLAUDE WHITESIDE “The ladies just won’t leave him alone” m I GEORGE WILCOX “Earnest and sincere” FLORENCE WINBURN “Another of the quiet type” PHYLLIS WINTERS “Earnest and sincere in all she docs” DOROTHEA WOOD “She quietly wins Iter zvay into the hearts of all” NORVIN WOODELL “.-I right good fellow MARY ZIVKOVICH ( “Good nature is the sunshine of humanity” , HAROLD ZURBRICK “Slumber is sweeter than toil ROBERT ZWEIFEL “When people agree with me. I always feel that I must be wrong” ' L