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

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MIMIR ’34 Page 9 Armors OFFICERS President Vice-President S cere I a ry-T re as i irer Live IVires Yell Leader Tom Zivkovich Lawrence Fillmore J ean Sturdivant .Gerald Butcher Elizabeth Milne .Walter Dahl CLASS ADVISORS Miss Lillie Miss Vernon Mr. Blunt Miss Pettigrew CLASS COLORS Orchid and Silver MOTTO “We Come, We See, We Conquer In September, 1930, about a score and a half eager pioneers began a four-year journey down the winding path of knowledge. The hard- ships being many, some of the weaker ones dropped by the wayside. Then began a period of wonder and apprehension. This was the second year. The third year of the journey was less toilsome. The pep of the pioneers won for them the honor of having their numeral engraved on the silver trophy. At the end of the fourth year the pioneers reached the point to which their journey was directed. They had lived up to their motto: “We come, We see, We conquer. ’ Pep Contest The Senior Class of ’34 was again victorious in the Pep Contest this year. At the beginning of the year the Freshmen took an early lead and held it until the beginning of the second semester. A few of the items of the contest in which the Seniors were strongest were class football, senior play ticket sale, attendance and girls’ and boys’ basket- ball. The Senior Class of ’34 is one of the few classes in L. II. S. which lias won the Pep Contest two years in succession. When the Mimir went to press the standing was as follows: Seniors 86i Freshmen --------------------------------------B1 Juniors £4 Sophomores-------------------------------------581

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Fage 10 MI MIR ’34 AN DR K A AINSWORTH ”A n erry heart (joes all the day” MAURICE ALEXANDER “Never in a hurry—It's not necessary1 LA GRAND ALLEN “All men are not alike” JACK ALVEY “IV hen I have nothing else to do, I study” AMELIA ASLA True to her word, her work, her friends' NADINE ATTEBERY ‘7 never trouble trouble, Till trouble troubles me” had nothing to say” CARL BAUM “Another one of the quiet kind” A RIA N BECK uNever shirks his duty as a cop” ARTHUR BECKER “Wise )nen should spend their time in mirth, ’tis only fools who are serious” TROY BECKER “Jesters too often prove prophets” ARDA BERRY “A sunny disposition wins many friends” JANET BINGNER “ •'nil of fun and mischief too. Doing things she shouldn't do” LILLIE BLECH A Kind hearted, loving, and loyal to all”