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

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HETTY BARNES Say it with music. THORA BEAN Hotter a had excuse than none at all. Girls' league 4 HARRIET BECKER .1 leader and a friend to all. Girls’ letter club, 2. 3, 4; sports 1. 2. 3. 4; Girls’ league 1. 2, 3, 4; president of 4; orchestra 2: A Cap. 1, 2; student police 3. 1; talent assembly 2, 4; drama club 4 HENRY BENNETT Here and there and everywhere. Student police 4; lire department 4 ALFRED BERRY Oh! l:or an inspiration! BGC 1. 2. 3. 4; A Cap. 1. 2. 3. 4: operetta 1. 2. 3. 4; sports 2, 3, 4; talent assembly 1. 2; class play 3; boys’ double quartette 4 ANNA BRESHEARS Timid and quiet. A Cap. 4; talent assembly 1; Comm, club 1; Girls' league 4 VICTORIA ABRAHAMSON Judgment and decision linked with a sunny nature. Girls’ league 2, 4; GGC 2, 4; A Cap. 2, 4; sports 2 GLADYS ANSELL .1 light heart lives long. GGC 1. 2, 3, 4; A Cap. 1. 2; Comm, club 4; talent assembly 1.2. t, . MABLE ALSTIN never trouble trouble till trouble troubles me. Girls' League 3; Comm, club 4; sports 1. 2, 3. 4 MARY BAKER Quiet ami reserved. GGC 1. 2, 3; A Cap. 1. 2; talent assembly 3; girls’ league 2 JOSEPH BROWNING The corpse in the works. Class play 4; sports 3; student police 4; fire dept. 1; stage crew GRACE HELEN BOHNENKAMR want what I leant when want it quick! GGC I. 2, 3. 4: A Cap. I. 2. 3. 4; operetta 2. 3. 1; class pla talent assembly 2. 3, I; speech arts festival 4; vodvil 1

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The Senior OFFICERS President .... Vice-President - Secretary - - - - , - ('■iris’ Live Wire .... Hoys’ Live Wire .... Yell Leader...................... ( lass - BOH HOGENSEN BILL HESSE BETTY HENDRICKSON HELEN TALBOTT DICK KILBY ROBERT McANULTY Nothing could permanently erase the memories of the class of ’37. Members from their group have been dominant in school affairs for four long years, and now they present as capable a group of people as could be found anywhere. Student body secretary Betty Grice was voted the most outstanding girl in the senior class from this list of formidable aspirants: Annie Moore, Kathleen Williamson, Verna Lee Hanford, Stella Jean Ingle, Adel- aide Zweifel, Eloise Stein, Alma DeLong, Vera Wetzel and Ida Mary Prouty. Seniors on a district championship basketball team were Darrell DeBorde, A1 Stitt, Frank Smith and Bob Hogensen. Hogensen also rated the senior class presidency, candidacy for the Aaron M. Frank scholarship, a position as one of the 6 boys in a 26-girl honor society, and a chance to play Hairbreadth Harry in the high school vodvil. “Long Remembers in the field of high school dramatics were Bill Hesse’s “Uncle Tom”, Helen Talbott’s “Topsy”, anil Stella Jean Ingle’s “Aunt Ophelia” in the Junior play; Steve Lukson’s interpretation of the maniac in “The Yellow Shadow”; Betty Hendrickson’s “Lelawala”, Grace Helen Bohnenkamp’s “Mabel”, and Wayne Sullivan’s “Shungela” in the Indian operetta. In all music activities, Ken Ragain and Jack Hendrickson have stood high by merit of their line singing voices. Business ability galore was exhibited by Lcta Stein and Vivian Hamann. With an iron hand and a glib tongue, Carlyle Wilson led the school as student body president. Other seniors in the role of presidents of or- ganizations were Wilma French, band; Dortha West, Girls’ Letter Club; Harriett Becker, Girls’ League; Annie Moore, Honor Society; Alvin Stitt, Boys’ Letter Club; Lyle Gerber, orchestra; and Wayne Sullivan, Boys’ Glee Club. All filled their places in matchless manner. Thus we pass down the line. Orchids to all of them and the many more who have not been mentioned here. Each is tops in his or her own way. The class has stood together through four years of happiness and disappointments, and it is with a truly heavy heart that they bid good-bye to the High School Alma Mater who has given them so much.

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ESTHER BOOHER She excel Is in sports. Christmasse revels 3; sports 1. 2, 3, 4; girl assembly 3; Comm, club 4 VERNA BORINE Silence oft tin es deceives the public. GGC 1. 2; A Cap. 1 JEAN BURCH Smiling happily all the while. Girls’ league 4; talent assembly 1, 2 LORRAINE BURNETT Laugh and be happy. Girls’ league 1. 2. 3. 4; girls’ letter club 2. 3 talent assembly 1, 2. 3; A Cap. 2: class sports 1, 2. 3, 4; operetta 2, 3; Mimir GEORGE' CHADWICK Let no woman come within a mile of my Sports 1, 2, 3, 4 ICEL COLLINS Unlike n ost ( iris—quiet. Girls’ league 2. 3; Comm, club 4 VERDUN CUMMINS Silent in seven languages. Mimir 4; student police 3, 4; tire dept. 4; class play 3 MILTON DAUGHERTY He comes at her Iteck-er call. Sports 2. 3, 4 DARRELL DeBORDE livery man for himself. Cove high 1, 2, 3; varsity basketball 4 ALMA DeLONG A good sport and a willing worker. Girls’ league 3. 4; talent assembly 1. 2; A Cap 2, 3, 4; class play 3; Hi-Lights 3. 4; honor society 4; Mimir 4; operetta -1: Comm, club 4 BETTY DONOHUE IVhen Irish eyes are smiling. Girls’ letter club 2. 3. 4; sports 1, 2; talent assembly 1. 2. DORA FEIK Laughing, gay and full of fun. Sports 1, 2