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

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MIMIR □ 1933 Pape 25 McKenzie President V ice-President Secretary Live Wires Yell Leader JUNIOR CLASS .Glen McKenzie Dorothy Wall .Muriel Webb .Ruth Nelson Tom Zivkovich .Harold Munro MOTTO: We Come, We See, We Conquer COLORS: Orchid and Silver FLOWER: Lilac ADVISORS: Miss Palmer Miss Williams Mr. Huffman Miss Hatteberg CU JL O-tyyfr- ff-O-' c )-vzvrt - iu L0 . (p L T2U -f Uo -- ■£- - •

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Page 24 MIMIK □ 1933 Alma Howard and George Wilcox constitute a, theatrical team that is making a big hit in Summerville. Virginia Singer is a hostess on the Transcontinental Air Lines. Jack Bates has become one of America’s most distinguished poets, but is placer mining near Baker to make a living. Clifford Briggs has a sandwich and milkshake shop on Broadway. (Of course you know the Broadway we mean.) Fearing another world war, Dortha McCoury has taken to knitting socks. While watching a dancing marathon, we were agreeably surprised to find Claude Whiteside and Catharine Edwards going strong. One of our contemporary authors is George Berry, who has just published a volumn of nursery rhymes dedicated to the inmates of a New York home for the feeble-minded. The Antarctic Circle is again being disturbed by explorers, none other than Dorothea Wood and Gerald Waite. Hazel Crawford is applying for a patent on her latest invention, cement fly-traps. • Donna KofTord is running an elevator in Meier and Franks new store. No reports have been received of John Towery since he walked into the spider’s parlor and it turned out to lx? a Webb. The skating rink is now a profitable business, since its proprietors are Verda Feuvrhelm and Onzie Edwards. Lola Hawk and Edwin Alexander are campaigning in jails throughout the country for the uplift of the Great Society. A fine grade of Mexican steers is being raised by Georgia Daniels and Buford Moore in their pent-house on the capitol building at Mexico City. Edward Rostock, editor of the confidential column of the Dingville Daily re- ports that business is improving, now that the depression is over. Dorothy Walker is employed in the office at Commerce High, Portland. Merwin Jordan and Arnold Inseth are joint owners of a dairy farm. All the dairy maids have gone on a strike for higher wages and shorter hours. Norvin Woodell is a promising young bond salesman. Every class must have one, and that of ’33 is no exception. Fern Broomfield is teaching the eighth grade in Enterprise. Warren Lyell is truant officer of the Enterprise schools. Olga Hanson and Nebraska Thompson are selling form-fitting hot water bottles. Louise Bunch is the typing instructor in McMinnville High. Sarah Draper is sole owner and operator of a silk hosiery shop on Fifth Avenue. Gertrude Conrad and Harold Zurbrick have built up a good trade for the wild strawberries they cultivate on their farm east of town. Marie Silk and Homer Case are feeling quite at home in an Alaskan lighthouse. At a recent ping-pong tournament, the championship cup was won by Gene Blokland. A new mountain climbing record has been established by Mary Cook and Wil- bur Blokland. They reached the snow line on Mt. Everest. Margaret Davy and Nolan Braden are said to lx? putting out a high-grade horse- feather pillow for the Sacajawea Hotel. Margaret Austin has applied to a prominent matrimonial bureau for a wealthy bachelor over ninety years of age. Trying to break the cross-country roller skating record, Lucille Henry and Wesley Smith have just departed from St. Louis on their way west. Clyde Krogh and Dannis Miller, incorporated in a general merchandise store, report that a new shipment of weather-proof barbed wire has just arrived. “What happened to Bill?’’ I asked, after I had read our futures. “Oh!” exclaimed Horton, “he got acquainted with a new blonde in 1943 and just as soon as we got back here in 1933, he went off and left me for the blonde. I am just waiting around to see what he has to say when he gets back.”

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Page 26 MIMIK □ 1933 1. Ainsworth, Alexander, Allen, A Ivey, Attebury, Asia, Death, Beck 2. Becker A., Becker T., Berry, Bingner, Bowery, Boyles, Bray, Brashears 3. Breshears, Breshears, Butcher, Cain, Campbell, Chausse, Conner, Cooper 4. Crossen, Cummins. Dahl. Darnielle, Devine, Doherty, Douhan, Film 5. Filin, Flexer, Floberg, Gekeler H„ Gekeler M., Gietlhuber, Gray, Green 6. Greiner, Hagey, Halley, Hanks, Hansen, Hayse, Helm, Herrmann 7. Higgins, Hoak, Hogenson, Hough. Howard, Hyde, Irwin, Karns 8. Kelly, King, Lockwood, Leslie, Martin