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

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1950 volume:

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Patton WnH -Qi-'l9 W 1 P IIIPMS Ml lil Congratulahons to the Class of l95O Succeedlng classes w1ll flnd It most d1ft1cult to equal the flne record you have made Scholarslup leadershloand personahty of each mcmber of the class determlnes the record of the Group You the Clase of 1950 have the reputauon of belng creat cornpetxtors excellent Students real ladxes and gentlemen I am sure that thls Strength of character Wlll carry you to success ln the UH1Vel'S1ty the colleoe or the occupatlon of your chomce Lyle N Rlggs S l l' L Q . -,....,- ,MN - f-W - H, . ' C g,5.,,i,4 N 1 7 1 tin, ' 5 ff, ' i .f . W , vw 31,15 I ' X K ,f f ' My f f f 4-.Q L I... A , was .. . 4 . . . D . , A . Q ' , ' 1 D : , . Y 3 ' . LOIS ELLMERS Secretary S XLANX XNXL Cxeyk Hll Ill IIIUCAIIII RAY WILLIAMS FRED PATTON SL KEFFER w B STARMER CLAUDE BLRRY EMIL Dean of Girl S 1 I Z,f'LZ D WALK L P Csliin of BOYS BETTY HANSON Secretary MARY BENNETT P.E. ALAN CHRISTENSEN ENGLISH IV SPEECH NAOMI DKTRICK BIOLOGY HEALTH I .-If . .l:f,fff 4? If If-'X ir' f 1 CLIFF EXLEY I I1 J' fr GEII. SCIENCE SUE. SCIENCE I W COACHING ! j 'A' I 1 J '26 32,621 ag I 'g Z , ROY A. BUTCHART ROLF BYE M 1' Qi, MATH Soc. SQIEI COACHING JOURNALISA ww I YG A? Mui!! Q II VIVlI.F.'J II Il F, 5 1.9129 e. 5 C IQOE WAYNE GILFRY ALVIN HAWK MUSIC RADIO, SCIENCE CHEMISTRY LUCY COMSTOCK TYPING BOOKKEEPING HAROLD ELLMLRS MATH COACHING, HEALTH ROBERT FOSTER T. R l. CCACHING DON MABEE IVER MASTERSON U.S. HISTORY COACHING A A JCE ' L4 .117 Ni - .1 .Q Q CLJRL UCNQLLKN LVl NILLLQ G4Qg,' L- wuz H E f R HQLHA L Tv., ' x X Vil L QJY ,,r 'll Ui fi! K2 lf!! CLYDZ PUTN JLCGY, PHY Gan. Scrsn N W GSDAL x fu N , MLNLH I Dm r1c M, M J -N,,n-. l:LW H TUTTCJ TYFxMf M1 1 Afv, FlfK VRM- 4-H STL. ZRADHY T h.IJ L QLYWCMD 7'D L H 'fQ'f LY f,l Fm QE MARYJJTI M SDECNLL gswi, ,I- TIGGLQ V . A ru LUuL.JH I! WES BALL Busmess Manager CAROLYN KILLINGBECK Song Queen Sllllll 12 ERT es-X-def1t student Body RAY BERRY Yell King I IXECIHIVI IIUII JERRY YOUNG Vlce Pres1dent BILLIEI LOU DE BOIE Secretary llll CAII HAR X UUMMIIIEI , QnApLfn wvlx 11'. VIRS7 ROW: Umm DEB fs, Uf.aJA,H1L Hmm., Dr.H1YL,,L DU' ,.,. NL, -anim.. SLCOHD PCA: I-1AwfLY'. Sfitrx., F3-Duns PATTQ1, D cff Hnzoin, exe E3 Lan. THIRD ROW: CAR Lv. Kwu.u.1w3iEf:f. CAR L AGED, 3T,:mJ' Lai. VwU5TH RTL: Jill Hswihxiv, J H: GwLL-x,H, 5 ' GALfiwT, IJILV Z. -'L1f Ar4 , Lb if ASSlMRlY CUMMIIIII AHDING: V ng.-1 Tw YTH K1-e' 11 ,T ws -1 wr :nr L., C.-R-Il. xml J ,. 5 ATV U5 LP 1 L Lk.,-'-. PLGN J Hz gm ,ML Yu? PJFPPU.. Owns 'f1gCrmLLL., VL PF r fvpef, LiL L25 R Lu., KL-. !v1QL5Lw, A2-. ,Ls vssr J f-+z-iw, Lm-'ref Vamp Ar. Hin., J: HALL, HAR LU Mc'-in-.g,' DAM V: Z as Q1 1 mnnm I ,.4 KETT K E5 BRAC t LARRY VEAL ATE ST C ViCe,PTe President eC1'e-tal. CLASS MOTTO Forward ever, Backward never, CLASS FLOWER Rose Y Illll lIlASS UHIIIHIS CLASS COLORS Green and White Pat and Glen Mrs. Putnam and Mr. Wilson WADE ABBOTT J Sl DERATION ku EUG NL ANDERSON Y Lu NORMA ANDERSON MJFKEY AMBITIJN TO GET THR UGH COLLEGE NEXT YEAR F H A LLEY BALL, BA KETBALL, A CAPPELLA WESLEY BALL WES BIT ON C E A I T 2 H NOR SOCIETY TALEIT ASSEMBLY I 2 3 FOOTBALL BASKETBALL, BASEBALL, N RTHTEST MUSIC COITEST, DISTRICT NDSIC CONTEST STUDENT BODY BUSIIESS MANAGER PAUL BECKER YS! FEDERATION BOB BERRY OY' ERATIO- , , . INE BERRY ARLINE FBITION- ' BE ANCER r MGE . CHO , , ' BAND 3 MAJURETTES 3,U. MAYNE BERRY, WAYNE BITIDN- ' .AT' V T A TT C E AA ORDER OF L , , ' JNOR DCIETY , ' . . . 2, 3 SECRETAR T :ER OF L 3 VICE PRESIDENT OF FRESHMAN CLASS, FDDT- D LL 2,3,U- BASKETBALL 2,Q,R' BASEBALL 2,3- TRACK 2 . LEE BOLLN, HALVINH AUUITION-TQ GROW A HEAD OF HAIR LIKE TED WILSON. ORDER DF L U, HI-Y Mg F,OTBALL Hg BAND I,2,3,Hg CHDIR l,2,3,Ug PRESIDENT QF THE BAND N. CHARLES BRACKETT, HCHARLEYH LHBIT.3N-TL HAvE CURLY HAIR LIKE MR. WILSDN. HDNDR SOCIETY 3,Ug ORDER CF L 2,3,Mg PRESIDENT CF HANOR SOCIETY Up ORDER ,F L VICE PRESIDE T 33 FRESHMAN CLASS PRESIDEwT, SWPrLwwRE VICE PRESIDENT, SENICR VICE PRESIDELTQ FOOTBALL 2,j,Mg BASKETBALL 2,3,hg BASEBALL 2,3,Mg TRACK 2,3 U5 Bpwo l. JLQRY ERLDSHAM B Yu' FE EDA y l.2,3 T DOYLE 5ROwh BLY2' FEQERATT w 1 2,f.U. PEGGY BURNS, HPEGH AMUTTTJM-T LEARN T TXfE IQ. L REL A HT:UTE SHTRTHALL. F.H.A. 2,35 G,A.A. 2,3,eg TSSLHHLY C WHITTLF 3,U3 PEP CLUH Mg QUILL umm SCRVLL 33 VT'E PRESTUE T, T GER HT LIGHTS 23 LXCHAHGL gwTT Q5 FLEQHwAn CLAS, SEERETAQYg SENILR CLASS PLAYQ BASAETQALLQ VULLEYQALL, CHQIR I5 ATTEUDED GIRLS' STATE 3. FLOYD QADE, HFLQYDU Am IT1UN-T9 BE A RADIO EXPERT. T. Q I. j,Mg V.CE PRESLDEHT QF T. Q l.g I BASHUALLQ PEP BAND. XTRANURAL BAsLETLALLg F OTDALL, HOQMA CAMPBELL, HDTHPLEQH AHUITION-T UE A GULD H U5EwlVE. A CAPPELLA j,Q, GIRLS! CHQIR I. VIOLA CAMPBELL GTRLSI LEAGUE I,2,3,H. Ro: CLRQOLL, H5PlDERH A nnT..q-T: GET SIL C rv? My CAR LTQE,5g, Qgggg fp THE L3 Hi-YS 5EUl1R CLAS: PLATQ FAOTQALLQ BASAETnALLg TQLCKQ BAm5 AND CHLIR. BILL CL3SCW X EQYSY FECERATT L l,2,3,Q. su: CLLLIL, HLu ,EH A wTT. x-T ui A 3 QD H U:EATEEg LT-QALY C-L: i.H, V-H.i. 5.H5 C141QHiZ E L ipLQY CLE? Mg L CADPELLA A, JILZZFT DAV,2, HQ LQEZT' HH TT x-'E:2AE: x E-EHE-TL:Y QDLQEQ. F F.4, , CA2'..AL I. BILLIE DE BOIZ, HLOUH AHDITI2t-TL HELP MR. WILSON TEACH HIS HEALTH CLASS, IHEALTH THAT ISI. PEP CLUD 2,3,Ug G.A.A. 2,3,Hg QUILL AND SCRLLL j,Mg MIRIR STAFF 3,M3 SUPHEHERE REPRESENTA- TIvE IN GIRLS' LELGUEQ FRESHHAN CLASS TREASURERg S PH- MLRH CLASS SEND QUEENQ JUNIOR CLASS LIVEWIREQ STUDENT BCDY SEQRETARYQ SENIDR CLASS PLAYQ BASRETDALL3 VQLLEY- EALLQ PRINCESS CF CHRISTMAS FORMAL lg QUEEN or CHRIST- NAN FQRNAL M. BOB DETRICK, HB EH AHDITIDN-TL DRILL FOR GOLD IN REQRLES TEETHQ ORDER UE L 2,3,Mg SKI CLUB I,2,jg PRESIDENT jg HI-Y 3,Mg SERGEANT AT ARMS BUYS' FEDERATION 3,Ug SERGEANT AT ARWS JUNILR CLASSQ FAOTBALL 2,j,Ug FROSH BASKETDALLg FRQSH F OTHALLQ GRCHESTRA l,2. DARLENi DRUMMOND, HDARLENEH ANEITIZN-ALTHOUGH THE WORD AMEITIUN IS VERY UHFAMIL- IAR TC ME I NQULD LIKE To BE A GOOD SECRETARY. G.A.A. l,2,j,H, PRESIDENT Mg F.H.A. I,25 DANcE CUNHITTEE I, 2,3,!g ASSE BLY CQMRITTEE 35 JUNIOR SENIOR PRDH jg STUDENT CCUNCIL Mg GIRLS' INTRAMURAL BUNLING TRDPHY 3. ROBERT FLAHERTY, HBJEH AVEITICW-LELRLTO DANCE AND BE AN ELEMENTARYTEACHER. F.F.A. l,2,3,Mg HI-Y Eg REPORTER F.F.A. 2. JUNE FLANAGAN, HJUNIEH A:DITIUN-MARRY A HILLIUNAIRE. GIRLS' LEAGUE I,2,5,u- WILLIAM GAERTNER, HDILLH AND HWILLYH AwBIT:3N-NUNE. ORCHESTRA. EDWIN GERARDS, HEDDIEH AH3ITI1N-TL PLAY IN A DIG NAME DAND. T Q I5 B410 I,2,J- JOYCE GZRDZS, HJQYH MMEITIZW-TC EE DR. HARMDNIS NURSE AND LIVE II ALASKA, F.H.A. l,2,3,4g ASSISTANT HISTQRIAN jg HISTDRIAg H3 DISTRICT MEETING V.H.A. 35 BAND I,2,j3 ORCHESTRA l, 2,3.M3 LIQRARIAN Ig MUSIC CQMTEST I 2,j,D3 VLLLEYBALL Ig R SE FESTIJAL 2. RWDCRT GILBERT, HDLRH AH','I z-T :ISE VER A THE RY .E RELATIIIIY ISLTLfEx HE AxE H EARD HUDHEQI. UNDER E L ?,Q.Hg HI-Y lg STL- UEWT C ,ng:L 3,53 LIvE NIRE Eg STUDENT HIQY VICE PRES- IDENT jg STSIENT BUSY PRESIDENT 35 F LTEALL 2,5,Rg BASRETLALL 2,Q,Rg IRACK 2,j.Mg BAID I 25 A CARRELLA Q. BETHEL GCQLD, HEETTYH AUDIT: N-T, FITISH SCHDDL EITH A DIPL --v' A. PER CLUQ 3,u: CH1IR I,2,j. BURL GREEN, HSQUIRRLEYN AHUITI m-T- EE A HILL L 2,j.lg VIGE-PRESIDEmT PRESIDEuT Hg CLASS YELL KI CALL 2.3.33 BASEQALL 2,3 BAND I, JOYCE GRAHiH, HH WEYPIEH A PIT' u-RARE A TRIP ,mAIRE. HI-Y j,Rg ORDER ,F E HI-Y Hg E YS' FEDERATIpw .G Ig PRESIDE T 2,35 BAS ET- U5 FTCTUALL jg CH RLS j,Mg THE FLAZLT JUPITHR HITH Tgwmv FQR LR HcuEYw.D . G.A.A. 2,3,U, SEC. TREA3. U5 F.H.A. I,2.i.4, SEQ. Hg GIRLSI LEAGUE I,2,3.Mg SEEILQ PLAYQ ALL GIRLS' SP RTS. JUHN GRUFLICH, HUIG TSEEVH AV'ITIUL-MEDICINE. HID 2.3,h5 SRI CLUB I 2,3,Ug .R SUCILTY j,Dg JRDLR ,E L LATIN CLUB 3.Ug H -Y 5,Ug BEYS' FEDERATION l.2,j.Mg S-I CLUD PRESIDENT 25 LATIN CLUD TREASURER Mg BUYS' FEDERATI z SECRETARY jg JUHIQR AWD SERIGR CLASS PLAYQ FUGTDALL 2,3,Mg BASKETBALL MGR. 3,Ug BAND lg MIMIR BUSINESS MGR. U5 STATE SHRIHE ALL- STAR FL TBALL TIAM U3 ALL-AVERIGA HIGH ScHf0L FwOTUALL, H HORAELL MET. M. GEORGE GROVE 2 1,M. BGYS' FEDERATION I, , J JEAN HARDWICK AMLITION-NURSC. GIRLS' LEAGUE I,2,3,Mg HONQR SQCIETY 3.Ug QUILL AND SERULL j,Mg G.A.A. 2,j,Mg F.H.A. l,2g STUDENT CLUHEIL Ng TIGER HI LIGHT EDITWR U5 GIRLS' LEAGUE CARNIVAL CHAIRMAN JS JUHI R AUD SELIHR PLAYQ BASKETBALLQ VULLEYDALLQ DELEGATE TS GIRLS' LEAGUE C,mvE:TIEm jg DELEGATE T, PRESS CONFERENCE AT EUGENE H. PHYLLIS HARMON, HPHYLH AVUITEOM-TJ UF A DQCTJR AND Gww A HUSRITAL IH ALASKA. GIRLS' LIAGUE l,2,j,Ng H w,R S CICTY j,Hg SECRETARY Mg F.H.A. I. FPANZ HAUN HMULEH , AHEITILM-UWDECIDED. HI-Y 3,U, CHADLAIMQ ORDER GF L. PRESIDEUT H3 B,YS' FEDERATIG2 I,2,f My LATIw CLUB J, PRESIDEUTQ JUmIzR A:E SE IJR CLASS PLAYQ FuGTDALL3 BASRETEALLQ BASEDALLQ TRAcf. CHARLES HQISNLP, HCHUCKH AUDIT ,z-TJ KEEP RY PICTURE ZUT LF THE PpST1FFICE3. E,v:' FEDERATIGL l 2,Y,Ug STAGE CREH 1' TDACf MAZAGER L1 JI J. EDYTHZ HIWDQICKSC , uilfiu LwiIT,pz-'p TEAQH UR. CHR.3TExSEz Huh T Clinf. L DLC' LEAJ.i LZSE'JLY C M'1TfEiQ JC:,,R :xD ZEZI R CLGZS P,AYg 'nLf.T lZ3!WELILLj L CA PiLLA J Hiqgflrl, EL l.'lYYl--Ilfiilll-,I4-YIELLEH Lv:ITI1u-1Epf :T xURSE. G 'LC' L Pia? l,E,j'u V.LLEY'LLL !,c. VENITA LEE HICKS, HNITAH ANBITION-TO FIND OUT WHY MY JELLY-BEAN TREE WONIT GRON. G.A.A. HISTORIANQ GIRLS' LEAGUE I 2,3,A3 CLASS PLAY UNDERSTUDY 35 SOCCER3 VOLLEYBALLQ BASKETBALLQ SWIMHINGQ CHOIR 2,3,Ug ORCHESTRA U5 EASTER SEAL CONTEST PRIZE TH HILL, HKENH AMBITICN-TO GRADUATE FROM CDLLEGE AS AN AGRICULTURE EXPERT, ALSO TO HEET LOTS OF NICE GIRLS IN COLLEGE. F,F.A. 3,Mg HONOR SOCIETY j,Ng HI-Y 33 PRESIDENT OF F.F.A. Hg VICE PRESIDENT SCRHONORE CLASSQ BASKETBALL 25 CHCRUS 23 HIGH SCORING F.F.A. LIVESTOCK JUDGE AT THE UNION COUNTY FAIR3 EASTERN OREGON LIVESTOCK SHOw AND AT THE OREGON STATE FAIR. DONNA REE HOLLOWAY, HDCNNAN AMBITION-TO ENTER COLLEGE THIS FALL. LATIN CLUB U, SECRETARYQ GIRLS' LEAGUE 2,3,Ug VOLLEYBALLQ BAND 2,3. CAROLE HOJK, HHJOKIEH ANEITION-To BE JUST A COMMON OLD HOUSEWIFE. LATIN CLUB, VICE PRESIDENT. BYRON HORSTMAN, HHCRSEH AMBITION-TO MAKE THE FINEST HBEERH IN THE UORLD. HI-Y Ag ORDER OF L 3,Ug BOYS' FEDERATION I,2,3,Hg TIGER HI LIGHTS, ADVERTISING MANAGER Mg SENIOR CLASS PLAY3 FOOTBALL 3,Ug BASKETBALL MANAGER H3 TRACK 2,33 CHORUS 3g MEMBER QF THE DUKES U. MARIETTA HUTCHISON, HMARIETH ANBITION-TI BE A SUCCESS IN WHATEVER I ATTEMPT. G.A.A. 2,3,U5 F.H.A. Ig BASKETBALLQ VULLEYBALLg ORCHES- TRA l,2,3,M, VICE PRESIDENT U. JUDY JACKSON, HJUDYH ANBIT ON-TD CHANGE JACKSON TO GREEN AND HAVE A BASKETBALL TEAM. PEP CLUB Mg ART CLUB 3,U, TREASURER 33 MINIR STAFF Ng JUNILR AND SENIOR PLAY5 BASKETBALL 29 VULLEYBALL 25 CHCRUS 23 BASKETBALL PRINCESS I. CARLA JENSEN, HCARLIEH ANBITIUN-TO GROW COCCHUTS ON A TELEPHONE POLE. ART CLUB 3,Ug H BBY CLUDQ GIRLS' LEAGUE l,2,j,Ug SENIOR CLASS PLAY. NEIL JOHNSON, HBUZH AMBITIQN-LEAVE TOWN HITHLUT BEING NARRIED. TRANSFER FRQM CLTTAGE GROVE Mg TRADES AND INDUSTRY H5 PRESIDENT Mg STUDE:T CUUNCIL Ag B YS' FEDERATION N. ARMOLD KEEPER T AND I, j,U. DOUGLAS KIRKLAND B YS! FEDEQATILN l,2,j,M. BARBARA KNIGHT: HBABSH fqI'fZITI N-TL. GU T BEAUT F.H.A. 35 T A I M. LUTHER KUTTNER BfYs' FEDERATIQN. NANCY LAMB GIRLS' LEAGUE I,2,3,H. DON LAMBERT, HDONH ICIAU SCHOOL IN WALLA WALL AMBITION-TQ MAKE ENUUGH MONEY TO BUY A l96U c F.F.A. I,2,3,Ng T R I ui INTRAMURAL SPDRTS l,2,3 M DARVELL LARSEN, NDARVCLLN AMBITIUN-NONE. BAND I. RONALD LAUGHLIN, HBUBN AMBITIDN-TO FIND A LONG LOST MILLIONAIRE RELATI ORDER nr L My HI-Y 2,3,Mg 5,Ysl FEDERATION j,D. RUTI-I LAWSON, ILM I E AMBITION-TL BE A NURSE. G.A.A. 2,j,Ug HEAD DF SPURTS AND HEAD or BQWLINGQ F.H.A. I5 VJLLEYBALLQ BASKETBALL, BASEQALL. SAM LEDRIDGE, HE-E-BRAIUH AVEITIQM-T. PIU MR. CHPILTEwSExI3 SH,ULLEP URESTLIHG. HRESTLI GQ EQY2' FEDE2ATIgm I,2,l,w EDALRD MLC GR GLR, HiLH AHnITI,u-T, CEI InTg fHI U.3. ZAJY, Az' Tn! I EULIHELZ. LET CLUa ' lg STAGE CDEM Ag I Q I lg I I VUQAL Ef5wETQALL 2,15 F QTEAL- Eg EAsE LLL 25 SE I R CLASS PLAYQ TRACI l,E,j,!g V:2:ITY F ,TLALL U. DON NCCAB YS' AT BEV RLY MCHAHAN UBEV A AQLE TA R Luo A5 Y FRIU R ASURER VICE PR D IT IQ A SE IJR CLASS PLA , QRCH A I DORLTHY MILLER BITI L ALL ALLA TQ U I IA scH OL RLS' LEAGUE I J J A A A SEQRETARY V LLEYBALL I 2 BASRETLALL I 2 5 ORCHESTR MA CIA MILLER SWA PY BIT ow B A T AC IL AID S L U SECR TARY M ECRETARY T NI QQ, I C T uRUS 2 NANCY GAIL MILLER 'NAJE BIT ON VE CIE QZEN REEN IIL E GIRL ' EAGUE EXECUTIVE I P LUP H ORARY VEH5 ONOR SUCIETY STUDENT CUUNCIL J LA S U E I A 5 LAY OPERET A APPELLA Q UI UD T J LJG UEE COND PLACE ON QRGLNIAL V SAY CQ TEST . DORIS MORLHEAD, HDFRI HB -- L U I S UTH 'NLRIC w PAV AT ERMANY. . . . 1 1' . .'. .Lg V-LL 'L T +' BAQKETBALL 3' CHLRL - APPLL A I. DONNA MORTSNSEN GINIA UTSEY, NGER vc Wh- E HAVE A QEAUTIF L CNMP Exl, wus ' 'S . . .A.g PEP CLUZQ LIBRARY LULQ GIRLS' EAGLE , ,3,4g 'RUS 3 APPELLA . 3 DELEGAT TQ 5 R c 'E I Q. . .L. CHARLfS NORDMARK, HCHUQKH A::::ITImI-TIT SUCCEED IA: SCIEIICE AVJD'1ATHE ATICS. SRI CLUB I 2,3,Hg B YS' FEDERATILN I 2,3.Mg BASEQALL I J. NADINS OLSEN, HDINEU AVBITIDN-TO BE A DETECTIVE LIKE MR. WALK. PEP CLL5 3.53 F.F.A.g SRI CLEEQ MIHIR S AFFQ SEQ. ,F SRI CLU55 WAZAGEQ wr SETIOR CLASS PLAYQ V LLEY BALLQ BASRETBALLQ PRI:cE55 FDR CHR'STMAL F RMAL j. PATRICIL C'NElL, HPATH AvVITIIn-T. PE S FEET 1 InCHE5. PER CLUU l,Ig SEE- RETARY L3 GIRLS' LEAGUE l,2,jg 5AnE l,1g CLAQN Efwo QUEEU 7.M. CONNIL CTT GIRLS7 LEADUE l,2,j,Q. BRUCE PATTON, HBRUCEH AHDITIUU-T HAVE ENLUGH WONEY AFTER GRAUUATILI TU UUY A PAIR IF S,CRS. HIUDR SOCIETY j,hg LATIU CLUB jg ORDER QF L 2,3,Mg VICE PRESIDENT OF JU IQR CLASSg JUNICR AND SENIVR CLASS PLAYQ F OTEALL 3,Ug BASKETBALL 2,3,Ng BASEBALL 2,3,Mg BARD 1.25 ORCHESTRA 2,3,R. NANCY LAMB GIRLS! LEAGUE l,2,j,Ug A CAPRELLA 3,M. ROYAL PIERCE BUYS' FEDERATIDN I,2,j,M. DIAN PRATT, HSNURTH AHBITSON-TO BECOME A GENERAL IN THE NATIONAL GUARDS. STAGE CREW l,2,3g BAND l,2. MARILYN REEDER, seem I E AA5,T,QN-T, GRADUATE AUD FLY To THE uUQm. GIRLS LEAGUE I,2,j Mg BAND I,2,33 CH RUS I3 Q 55 F STIVAL 2' KATHLiEN RIXE, HKATHIEH AHBITIZN-TC EE THE WDRLDS DEST CIURT REFJRTER. . L I, , TRANSFER FRQM BEND Mg PEP CLUS Mg SRI CLUS 4, VALLEY' EALLQ BASRETBALLQ ARTISTICE DAY QUEE1 M- G'NfVlfVf ROW HGE'NYu Av5ITI,n-FASHIQL EESIGLER ALC TRA4ELER. PEP CLL3 II2-Q3 STDDEHT C UMCIL jg G.L.A. l,2,i,Ug TIGER HI- L:SHTS STAFF 3,39 G QLS' LEAGUE 5E.i.R QEFRESEzTAT:wEg F.H.A. PRES, jg RER.RTER Lg CLASS L.fEn.RE I 45 V LLEY- BALL: BGSKETESLLQ E-SEEALLQ CH QU3 Ig A CADPELLA ig EAAD I,2g F.H.L. STATE VEETIHS Eg SLEETREART ,F Ijli SAEETHEART SALL. HLNCY RUTH, HEUTQHH fl ':IT ','.-T, CHALLEZGE Mi. IXLEY T. A IZLJLL. F.H.,f,, l.f,9g SECRETARY 25 VICE PRESI:EnT fi QUILL AHC SCR,LL -Q V LLEYSALL jg CH.RU: Ig CH,IR ?,L. PATRICIA SALKIELD, NPATH AMBITION-Tc BE A GOOD wIEE. OPERETTA lg CHOIR l,3. GARTH SANDERSON, HSANDYH--HALASKAH AMBITION-TO BECOME A RREACHER. YOUTH ACTIVITIES COUNCILQ FROSH AND WILDCAT FOOTBALLQ BAND 3g CHOIR 2. NORMA SEE, HNORMAH AMBITION-TO GET OUT OF SCHUOL. ORCHESTRA I,2,3,Ng GIRLS LEAGUE I,2,3,U. HELEN SHAWVER, HHELENH AMBITION-TO GET OUT OF HIGH SCHOOL. GIRLS LEAGUE I,2,3,M. MARILYN SKEEN, HMICRH ANBITION-TO HAVE CURLY HAIR LIKE TED WILSON. H NOR SOCIETY 3,M3 VICE PRESIDENT Ag VOLLEYBALLQ BASKETBALLQ BAND I,2,3g LIBRARIAN 3g GIRLS' LEAGUE PRESIDENT Hg ORCHESTRA Mg CHRISTMAS FiRMAL PRINCESS 23 GIRLS' STATE 3. GLENN STEELE, BUTCH AMBITION-TEACHER AND PUBLIC ACCUUNTANT. BUYS' FED- ERATION l,2,3,MS HI-Y 3,Hg TREASURER Hg SENIOR CLASS YELL KINGQ SPORTS MANAGER l,2,3,M. KATHLEEN STEFFEN, HKATEH AMBITION-TO FIND AN AMBITION- G.A.A. 3,U5 HONOR SOCIETY 3,Ug TREASURER Hg PEP CLUB Hg MIMIR STAFF Mg SRI CLUB 3,Ng F.H.A. lg SENIOR CLASS SECRETARYQ JUNIOR AND SENIOR PLAYQ VOLLEYBALLQ BASKETBALLL GIRLS' STATE 3g CHRISTMAS FORMAL PRINCESS lg ARMISTICE DAY FOOTBALL PRINCESS 2. CHARLES STINE, HCHARLIEU AMBITION-TO GRADUATE IN l95O. ORDER OF L 2,3,Ag HI-Y 3,Ug SERGEANT OF ARMS HI-Y AND ORDER OF L U5 SENIOR CLASS PLAYQ FOOTEALLQ BASKETBALL MANAGERS INTRA- MURAL BASKETBALL TEAM HDUKESH. BETTY MARIE STONEKING, HBETH AMBITION-TC BE DUMB ENOUGH TO MEET THE REQUIREMENTS OF EOCE. F.H.A. I,2,3,U3 G.A.A. 2,3,Ng HEAD OF SRORTSg VOLLEYBALL l,2,Ug BASEBALL 23 SOCCER 2g BAND 1,25 ROSE FESTIVAL I. ELAINE STRUCK, HLAINEH AMBITION-GET MARRIED AND RAISE A HUNDRED KIDS. GIRLS' LEAGUE l,2,3,M: CHOIR I 3,H. RICHARD SWALBERG, HDICRH ANDITIDN-N NE. F.F.A. PRESIDENT lg VICE PRESIDENT 2 TERRY THORNBURG BOYS' FEDERATION l,2,3,M. NADINE TINCKNELL, HBABEU AMBITION-TO GD TL COLLEGE AT THE UNIVERSITYQ GIRLS' LEAGUE l,2,3,N. LYLE TROTTER BOYS' FEDERATION l,2,3,h. GREGORY TSIATSOS, HGREGH AMBITION-TO BE A BIG TIME CATTLE RANCHER. ORDER OF L 2,33 VARSITY FOOTBALL 3,M3 TRACK 3g BOYS! FEDERATION l,2.3,l4- ERNEST TURNER, NMIREH AMBITION-TO GRADUATE FROM HIGH SCHOOL. ORDER JF L 3,M3 SERGEANT AT ARNS UQ SERGEANT AT ARMS FJR SQPHO- MORE CLASSQ FCOTBALLQ TRACKQ MANAGER CF WILDCATS 33 MIXED CHOIR. is NORMAN WALDROP, HNORMH N AMBITION-TO BE IMPORTANT. F.F.A. lg PEP CLUB jg 3 I H -Y 33 JUNIOR CLASS YELL KINGQ SENIOR CLASS PLAYQ INTRAMURAL FOOTBALL AND BASRETDALL. LEO WALTERS BOYS' FEDERATION I,2,3,U. f DUANE MESTENSKOW, HDEWEYH Av.ITI,N-T, BE A HCERTIFIED POELIC AOSODRTANTW ORDER JF L Hg BAYS' FEDERATIQN I.2,j,U. CATHRYN WILCOX, NCFTHYH DALE VAUGHT, HSTUPIDH AMEITION-TO BE ABLE TO PLAY WITH SOME BIG BAND. HI-Y 3.Hg FOOTBALL lg BASKETBALL I,2g BAND I,2,3,Ug ORCHESTRA 3,Ug CHOIR 3,Hg NORTHJEST MUSIC EDUCATION CONFERENCE 3. LAWRENCE VEAL, HLARRYH AMBITION-LOTS OF SCHOOL. HI-Y3 ORDER OF L3 HONOR SOCIETY 3,Ug JUNIOR CLASS LIVEWIREQ SENIOR CLASS PRESIDENTQ SENIOR CLASS PLAYQ FOOTBALLg BASKETBALLQ THIRD PLACE IN AMERICAN LEGION ORATORICAL CONTEST. CAROL WEISS, HSHORTYH AMBITION-TO SUCCEED IN NY CHOSEN CAREER. SPANISH I,23 MAJORETTES I,2,3,Ug GIRLS' LEAGUE SECRETARY 23 FRESHMAN CLASS SECRETARYQ JUNIOR CLASS PLAY 33 VOLLEY- BALL 25 DISTRICT MUSIC CONTEST 3. RAY WINTERTON BCYS' FEDERATION l,2,3,N. WILLIAM WILLIAMSON, HBILLH AMBITICN-RADIO OR MECHANIC. BOYS' FEDERATOON l,2, 3,Ug FOOTBALL, WRESTLING. DICK JOHNSON, HDIKH AMEITION-JLIN THE NAVY AND RIDE THE WAVES. SPANISH CLUB 25 BOYS' FEDERATION I,2,3,Mg T Q I Hg CLASS YELL KING 25 A CAPPELLA 3,H. RICHARD ZIMMERMAN, HZEKEN AMBITION-TO ADD M.D. TO MY NAME. HI-Y 3,Ug HONOR SOCIETY 3,H, LATIN CLUB 3,H3 ORDER OF THE L 2,3,M3 MIMIR STAFF U3 STUDENT COUNCIL N5 SECRETARY OF HI-Y My TREASURER OF LATIN CLUB 33 JR. CLASS PLAY, SENIOR CLASS PLAYS VARSITY TRACK 2,3,M3 FOOTBALL 3,Mg FRESH- MAN FOOTBALL, BASKETBALL, TRACK, WILDCAT FOOTBALL 25 BASKETBALL 2,35 EDITOR OF MIMIR U5 BEAVER BOYS' STATE 3. Sl l0ll MASS PRIIPHHIY s s 9 1l 11du11 lt ft the dea1lx bf lo ed s o ooc o 1 you 111 a was not farnous of C0111 se 11 tl llllllllf 1111 CGIQCT at 116 11651 111 t1111el 11111111 well known 'Nlot 1111 1111nw to br1f llu111ph'In T16 past few 1 1rs lhad been employedas a l1r.1XfGl1I'1U 1eporter but I am now the ed1to1 of the qu1et1aalbo1 B1bble xy h1chI not only edit but also own I am vezx fo1tunatf l1Z1V1I1U two ye1y inte llwent young wo111en to do mx tr1yel1ng 1nd sC1ye as noy star re pgrters NTdlHP Olsenand Lde H1 ndr1ckson D111 1n1 the I1IT1E.Ibl59T1llT'9i.VPl1Y1U I saw 11'1any of my old Classm11es whoml had not seen since high school days 1ndI will tell you about sonoc of them now 'llid 1ny Luf ss is Whenl was do ID 111 the Southern states of our Country the first personl ran1nto was Bob G1lbert He couldn t seem to Det out of the rut of be1ng president and now he had risen to that poS1t1on 1n a Tar and Feather 1ng Company G1lbc It Damon whorn you will all re mc mbe r can be seeneye ry hour on the hour at the clock 1n the Hott l Astor llc h1s re pl1ced the cuckoo b1 rd Wl11Cl1 died 111 1952 Arllne Berry ll'1S now bf come IVI1 s Beit Hall and she and her husb1nd 1re s11llw1th Don Blackers btarlightf rs Ihe last t1m1 I saw her they had an en11gemen1 at the Waldorf Astoria In 1951 Wade Abbott got a crick IH h1s neck and he s been holdinfw h1s head up ever slnce He has traveled all over the Un1ted States and has become a wellknown astrol over H15 famous words are If you want to become an astrologer Justkeep you chin u Rurnors say but of course you 1 now how rumors are however 11 seems qu1teposs1ble that Bob I a110hl1n IS st1ll 1Fl schooltrylng to catch up on h1s slfcp and also get an A from lVlr Bye Duane W estenskow has replaced R1c'1ard Byrd s St Bernard dog Ile has done very w ll at tl is Job his only drawback beinv he never Gets there w1tr1 the brandy After 10 yea s of studylnw to become concert p1an1st lVlar1lxn Skeen gave up lfl despa1r and settleddown w1th her old steady from Nyssa on 1he smallest cow farm in Oregon One cow' Kathy IQIXE has r1sen to 0 reat fame She is now the secondBetty G1able of the Umted States and Wes Ball who h1s become Ia 11nde F1 1 DIY r cCo1 s COIlt'SUOI'1ClH Wllfl h 1 1n hopes that she x 1ll u1 11 and lt ad 1 ICI lt l1 d 1n1 1 now why Ill1S doesnt 1ppe 1l to 1e1 Now seryinw 1n the 'Northt rn States 1s an 111te 1 p1eterfor the refuge es who have em 1Ur1ted from the South fleelnff CJPI'16T0.lJOlJ I- la1srry s he has ieplaced General Lee rewn of terror IS Donna Ree Holloway who at one t1me had quite aSouthern d1'1lCCll16l' self Bob Det 1ck 1s now tl1e chief bouncer 1n the Fake 1lELCl11b in Bazooka llecred1ts h1s cxpemence and marvelous ab1l11y to the twhtino off of girls in h1s yaungve 1 days II ou can t 1ma01ne who I ran into whc nl was 1n Reno It was none other than Dicl old s Club the well known gambling s1loon On the 5th floor of th1s club there is a foun tain which sprays nothlnv but alcohol It IS rumored but of course this 15 just another rurnor that Dicl takes h1s morning bath 111 t 11s fountain It IS also runoored that he dr1nl s h1s own bathwelter HaulBeckerwas serv1n11 as a bartender 1n this club but ztcently he d1s1ppe1red and stzangely enough 93 OOO dollars worth of merchandise d1s1pp1a1ed with him ll1yll1C,IIa1'l'r1O1'1l1O.S attuned the f1o1l she str1ved for and has become a well lnown doCto1 Her only drawback 15 h1t she is deathly afraid of wh1te m1ce whlch she is re quired to use in her exper1ments Twoyears ago she received the Noble Coward award for outstanding work 1D th1s f1eld W'h1le on an Indian reservation for the purpose of teach1nU the Indlans how to mal e clay pots and pans George Blantoncreated a new danc The Minna ha ha 1 oca Leo Walter with a yearn for explorino and much dete rm1nat1on set out 1n l95l l 2 to find the l1ne of the equator Asyet he has not been able to locate it but he s11ll h s much courage and 19 sure that he will find 1t by the end ofthe centu1y Ida Herron N1d1ne Iincknell and llc len S-hawyer are very busy with their wo1l in their Handkerch1ef-Laundry lht 1711111 at tractxon of their establ1shment is that the 1 clean all kinds of hanl1es thus el11111natnf1 the necessuy ofsort1nUhanl11es for d1'xlS1OI'1 among laundries 1 robably e vc rx one h1s heard of 1h f1 mous Slyroclet lrain 'xVl11CllIOL1Cl1t 1l1 tr1Cl s only thrce times be tx 1111 San 11111 cisco and New Yorl thus 1yo1d111f f 10111111 Z9 'l'hi,, iqtheyearol 1,113-Afte ' g -1 1 ed G 1 fs 111 ding g1rl1 ge c alll 1 ' itill and 1 'n 1 1' hall: f gg l ld K .' 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SENIOR CI ASS PROPHECY fCont J Dox le Brown 1S the eng1neer of th1s tra1n and now afterthe death of Z 000 people tr51ng to ndake 1 safe 6X1t from the tra1n the pas senvers are urged to use parachutes much safer that way By the way Floyd Cade 1S the rnventor of th1s wonderful new phenomona Eugene Anderson reached the peak of h1s career when he lnventeda cure for blg head a new type of dlsease common among kangaroos One of the strangest s1ghts I noted dur1ng my travels was 1n Ch1CagO walk1ng down a very busy street wltha klck me s1gn on h1s back was George Groves When asked the purpose of thls George just laughed and sa1d Oh Just for klcks Flash lVIar1etta Hutchlson who 1S now Mrs Wayne Thomas was last seen dr1v1ng around 1n the 36 chevy Wh1ChWaba fam1l 1ar Slght even 1n 1930 lt s not that the Thom as s can t afforda new car 1t sjust thatthey hate g1v1ng up the good old days Wh1le I was 1n New York I dropped 1n at the Stork Club and therel saw Carol Hook now the proprletor of the club She spec1al 1zed 1n present1ng a dlfferent type of floor B111 Geartner1s the founder of one of the most famous ulcer foundatlons 1n the world Two years ago he f1n1shed the ulcer cure wh1ch he had been work1ng on for 5 years Great credlt w1ll goto B1llfor hls efforts 1n br1ng1ng rel1ef to ulcer patlents ln 1949 Kenny H111 won h1s flrst tr1p to Chtcago S1nce then he has won somany tr1ps that he spent all h1s tlme travel1ng between la Grande and Ch1cago The last t1me h started out he was requlred to take along an exh1b1t and hav1ng no other way of trans port1ng lt he dec1ded to r1de lt That was ID 1955 and the poor boy hasn t reached Chlcago yet After Beverly lVIcMahan graduated from h1gh school she cont1nued her learmng and has rece1ved so many degrees at Harvard that they have dec1ded the only way to get her out 15 to burn the schooldown Her famous words are Those who seek knowledge are smart' Some of you have probably heard of the famous stung of Keefer theatres located between La Grande and Un1on These belong to non other than Arnold Keefer One of the happ1est couples to attend L. 1-1 S 11' 50 were Nancy Rothand Ne1lJohn son now Mr and Mrs They l1ve happ1ly on an ostr1ch farm Thelr only drawback be1ng that thelr ch1ldren are beg1nn1ng to acqulre tra1ts of ostr1ches .Tean Hardw1ck 15 a nurse at the St .To seph I-lospltal and 1n her spare t1me she en te rta1ns the patlents w1th bubble dances Nor 30 man Waldrop 1S employed as her bubble blower and each day 1tS a race to see 1f Bob Berry who 15 pract1c1ng h1s professlon of becom1ng a dart thrower can break the bub bles faster than Norman can blow them up Another member of the class who IS st1ll re s1d1ng 1n La Grande IS Darlene Drurnmond who 15 the house mother at Dorlon Her a1m 1n l1fe 1S to keep the g1rls who are underher w1ng on the stralght and narrow path When lwas1nNashv1lle Tennessee I had the pleasure of v1s1t1ng the Grand Old Oprey radto N1ta H1cks whom you w1ll all remem ber for her rend1t1on of Oh Prom1se Me ha now replaced M1nn1e Pearl Well th1s about completes my report l seem to be gett1nga l1ttle hazy these days so from now on my two t1p top reporters whom l have mentloned before w1ll contlnue and attempt to br1ng you up to date on the current recurrences of the rest of the class f 50 After Z excruc1at1ngly horr1ble months 1n the clrcus as a snake charmer Nadlne Olsen dec1ded to stop all of th1s and become a Journahst The reason 1 started the f1rst place was to over come my unex plalnable fear of snakes Really all lt resulted 1n accompl1sh1ng was 1000 n1ghtmares and 92 snake b1tes Wh11e I was 1n the clrcus l became re acqua1nted w1th Charles Brackett who was runnlng a hot dog stand 1n the same clrcus One day we were stand1ng by the Off1Ce and we hearda vo1ce from behlnd us say Where 1S the manager 'P We thought lt was some one w1th a complamt but to our surprlse lt was Earnest Turner on h1s way to apply for the pos1t1on of trapeze art1st B111 Carsonand LutherKuttner are hav 1ng a contest to see who can lnvent the most effectlve alarm clock B111 s latest 1nvent1on 1S a clock w1th an arm that reaches out and bops the sleeper on the head Luther s IS a clock wh1ch uncovers the sleepers feet and t1ckles them w1th a feather Charles Nordmark who s amb1t1on was always to be a b1g wheel has f1na1ly atta1ned h1S goal He 1S now serv1ng as the blggest wheel on the Jackass Caravan Betty Stonek1ng 1S now famous as the only woman Jockey 1n the world She and her fa mous horse Non Stop aremak1ngm1ll1ons A couple who youw1l1 remember are now marr1ed and settled down on a cattle ranch they are B1111e and Wayne Berry They also have a Berry patch and are ra1s1ng lots of Berry s Q 4 , Y. . . f - 4 1 - 1 O ' - . - Sl - - . 1 ,, . . . . . . Y . BL - - Q - . . ,, , , . . . . . . . . - as - ,, C , .. . ll 1 . 11 ' ' O 1 1 ' ' Q J 0 7 ! o 7 . ll 11 - i ' ' , - - . . . P- Y ' ' ' 1 1 . . s . - , . . . no n . . . , o . , 7 - show eve ry evening. this foolish business of snake charming in I . . . - - H 5 I . - - 91 - 4 . e . J 9 - V - - . . . 1 . . . 1 - u . 9 ' ' 3 n . . . K , u n . - . . - .v u va - T ' , . Q ' . . . , . . , SENIOR C 1 XSS PROPI-IECYfCont l 151 y on 11o1 strnan IS now the prop r1etor of the most famous Brewery 1n the U S Lord Bay ron s Brewery Eddy and W 1l1ard MacC:reUorare st1l11n school tr 5111910 reach a df.c1s1on on anarvu nur nt wtth 1Wr Walk whlch started May 19 50 14 lash BL rl Green lS 0111113 way to hollywood novv for the refllmlng ofthe Lost Weekend Norma and V1ola Campbell bes1des be1ng happ11y marr1ed haye become qulte success ful on the Camel Hour See Campbell Camel' Dope ' Wlnle l was 1n Canada I v1s1ted the S11 Moose Inn and was very happy to see the proprletor whols Ronme Carrol He told me about a Glrlthat used to Oo to schoolw1th us and 15 com1n0 ui to be 1n h1s floor show t was none other than Norma Anderson Ilelmas went back to work there after grad uatlon She IS now buyfmng a place by pay1n0 S 50 a week from each check She expects to be the owner ln 15 years Darvell Larson got qu1te clever 1n the shoe bus1ness and lnvented the a1r foam soles wh1ch have replaced Neol1te We we re rather surpr1sedto see aposter on the wall of good old LHS saylng Next week 1n the H S gym THE EIGHT VOLLEYBALL PLAYERS vs FACULTY We are rather surpr1sed to flnd that Ruther Lawson IS the owner of th1s team Another thlng we were surpr1sed to see 1n the hall was Bruce Patton He 15 aJan1tor andh1sma1nduty1s repa1r1ng the trophy case g1ven by the Class of 1950 Last seenwalklng 1nto the At1ant1c Ocean was Raymond W1nte rton He had a Slgn on h1S back wh1ch read Europe or Drown H1s fa mous last words wh1ch astounded the whole nat1on was Blub' Jack Thompson has replaced Johnny Welsmuller I never could understand that boy and now s1nce he has been talk1ng ape language 1 understand h1m even less Sam Ledr1d0e now has a rad1o program whtch IS called Sleepy Sam wh1chhas re placed Sleepyloe But he never wakes up 1n t1me Genny Roe IS now a famous author Her last best seller was aCh1nese novel called Moment IH f'ek1ng or Looklng Through A Keyhole I saw Betty Goold on the street corner sayxng Eeny Meeney Mlney Mo to Don Dav1dson and Ray Berry I heard from a very responslble source that Jack Robmson IS w1th hms brother Robmson Crusoe thatls andyyasse n Jr deserted lsland 11Sten1ng to the N11 oyyumns s1ng C116 nn Steele 1s now 1 famous w o des1g,ned a f1ye stor s1a1rs H explalns xt 18 r y 1 mon tealth trend as vou et plenty 1 :mst shlnnytnf up a rope S1nce Joyce G1aham s h1t 1n thc Se1uo1 Class hlay 1n1950 she has yolned thc Lntle Theatre group and does character '1Ct1n T1'Tlf out for an ad for ons of ou: old sc ool rnatcs FOR II f 1RF1RP E. WINDBLOWN LOOK CO TO ROXA1 1-IERRE IIERCE S BEAUI Y SA LOIN WHERE THE CURRENT S1 ECIALIIY 1S MO'VlENT IN THE WIND OR EGGLJEAI ER Sr ECIAL 1 at Salkleld S1n1on1s and he1 husband Ernest have become m1ss1onar1es and are but the only answer they can vet IS bonf o Bonvo Bongo we dont want to lcayt the COYIRO Donna Mortenson 15 happmly marr1ed as Mrs General BenJam1nH111 They are reall do1ng well he 1S stat1oned at Fort Knox Kentucky you know where the mon y stored I saw I ranz Haun the other diy st111 looklnp for a Wife to scttlt down on tnf ranch next to Way ne s and B1111e s Judy IacksonGreen11ves at E O Cscen Court She has 6 11tt1e Greens 'T11911' rames are Forest Kelly L1me Chartreuse I lue and Gang Due to Connle Otts undy 1n0 efforts to make Island Clty 1nto a team1n metrophs the c1t1es popu1at1on has been ra1sed to 35 X a reward they have elected her mayor Lee Bolen 1s do1ng verv nrcely He 15 an orderly ln the H111 home keople thlnk he IS crazy because he works for noth1n0 but he says he 15 happy Larry Vealls super1ntendent for a barbt r shop 1n North Powder He has 1 OOO Clldlffw We havejust rece1vedword that Doug las Klrkland IS the newly appo1ntedCommander ln Chxef of the bettle bomb patrol wh1ch 1s the newest armed force ot the L S Charles He1sner 1S the most fanmous flat pole sltter ln the world He lb st 11 s1tt1n on the same pole he mounted ID 1950 llc 1 noted for h1s undy1nU stam1na Kate Steffen has replaced Betty Crocl 1 She 15 st111 uslng the same M1x Mister sht rece1ved for Chrtstrnas of 49 Marcxa M11ler1s dOll'147 ye ry mcely as ac 31 . 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SENlOR CLASS PROPHECY fCont D CO1'Y1lJCLI'11SI to Bred Warr1nO lN1cl Kl1nG his a steady Job fly1nG food tu Charles l1e1sner Crew TSIGLSOS owns a frofv farm at Starl ey When Dor1 ,lean heard he was oo1ng to start th1s she just about croaked Don McCabe 15 well known for h1s p1pe clean1n0 5e1 VICE He naaltes the rounds at the h1Oh school as p pe smok1n015 nowa fad amonv the faculty Edw1ng C1e1ards and Dale Vaught now own a dance bind wh1ch 15 very famcus 1n the east lnhe1rtl1eme song 1S Just Let lVle Haxe One More Week Dor1s Morehead has held the t1tle f Best Dressed Woman 1n lO years for the last Z months Wh1le l was 1n Hawau I saw none other than Carlij nsen studvlnw the Hula dance from a Hula gurl She IS try1n0 to learn all she can When I stopped 1n New '1 ork l saw Jean St1en lffho talked awh1le and she told me that she owned and operated avery large garage Of course I was amazedbut she ex pl'11ned that y ou would be urpr1sed at what you learn 1n Mr Mabee 5 drlvers fIa11'111'1U classes Th15 15 all the 50 classl could track down l am 0o1ng to rest awh1le now and let Ede hunt up the rest of the old gang At last 'Nlad1ne ran out' I thought that blessed day would never Come Wh le lOOli1Hg through Westm1nster Abbey on my tr1p abroad l ran 1ntoV1rv1n1a Haunste1n Wh1le tall 1n51 to her lchscovcred tuat she was coach1ng and was the star per fwrrner of those famous mayorettes that per form da1ly dur1ng the chang1ng ofthe Guards at Buck1nuham 1 alace l attended a lecture wh1le 1n larls on llow to Ra1se Elephants lmaf11ne my sur pr1se when l d1scovered the lecturer was D1ck Swalberw' lf you read the paper y ou w1ll know that June 19 lanagan swam the l anama Canal lenfvth WISP yesterday It 15 rumored that she 15 organ171n0 a Panama Canal Sw1mm1ng Club Whenl apphed for rny f1rst Job at the lVlorn1ng l eek A Boo Don l a'nbert was thc f d1tor1n ch1ef and he started telhnfv me about how hc had r1sen from the po51t1on of paper bov to h1s plc sent Off1CC Youknowwc never d1d wrt around to talk1ngv about my Job Carol X-VGISS 15 produc1ng a str1nO of play 5 onB1 oadway called We1s5lVl1stakes V ry successful too lcrry lhornburfv has 1nvcnted a ne w 32 mach1ne thathas reyolut1on17cdfarm1no It s really sometluno t plows fert1l1zed and plants at the same mme J oy ce Ce rdes the Great star 1S currently po1tray1rG C:yp5vRo e Lee 1I1ll1C story of her l1fe JG1 y EJIE1dSl1dVk and Ly le Fl rottcr are the sound effects men for th1s product1on fat O N611 15 st1ll try 1n0 to beat Dor1s Nlorehead out of hcr l1tlG o uf t Dressed Woman Vsll11Cl1 she has held fo1 lO years Poor I at says she can tpos51blx concentrate on do1ng th1s when she has tl1e re spon51b1l1ty of st1lltry1nU to Get 11d of her dog 1 eap51e 5 last l1tter of pups Just: last year Charles St1ne was try1n0 to declde h1s profe5s1on but when he 1n her1ted a ch1rnney swcepel 5 hat ft om h1s uncle tl 15 problem was solyed He 5 verygood at 1t too Anne Coll1e 15 worklng on a theory that the world 15 a hectagon O1 gone to heck oor E.la1ne Struck ever SIHCG she wrote tr1at nasty novel she has had to keep runmnff lt was banned 1n Boston you know lf you are 5t1ll res1d1ng at La Grande perhaps you have not1ced cons1derable ac t1V1ty on Table lVlounta1n Don t be alarmed 1t5 only Dean rratt carv1ng a monument to our dear pre51dent Bob Culbert Pe 5ay5h1s task has been made much e s1er by the top of the mounta1n be1ng so flat It 15 just l1ke the shape of tue top ofRobe1t Dewey 5 hc ad Norma See 8: CathrynW1lco11haye an all boy orchestra Oh' but they love those boy 5' Garth Sanderson IS an evangehst He holds the t1tle of be1ng the only person who can get 6 OOO converts after speak1ng only 45 m1n B111 wV1ll1am5on15 tl1e newly appo1nted Sec1etary ofAgr1culture They say he 15 very 1nterested 1n mus1c ln fict he 5 the most vnportant stock holdcl 1n the llletropohtan Op ra Co By the way Nancy Lamb 15 the star of all the1r product1ons D1ck Z1mmerman and JOhUGI6l1l1Ch are the head phys1c1ans at the cl1n1c they own They call 1t the L 8 Cf Cl1n1c and the1r motto 15 We have a cure for every d1sease from Cr to L V1rg1n1a Munsey 1S the pre51dent of that new soda pop company that featuresa P1116 at the bottom of every bottle Have you heard Nancy lVl1llerand Cror don have been happ1ly m1rr1ed for seyera1 years and they have the1r own dance band Well really lve just about run out of mater1al butl th1n1 that just about does 1t an way 1 , ' I l , L4 - . 7 . . 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V 1 '- - . 1. 1 A ' ' ' ' 1 5. .' 14 ' 0 ' ' T 1' 1 7 A Q ' - 1 11 ' 1 1 J -- , 1 v - 1 1 1 . . 1 1 . I V A V. , . V C 1 Q Y 1 ru ' ' 3 ' ' - 1 A . . . Y - Q ' u . . 11 1 . '1' ' 1 1 . , ' 1 lj 1 1 1 ' , . ' -- ' Q ' ' 1 - ' ' - ' 1 1 0 ' 5 y ' DICK HADDVN PreS1c10nt BARBARA HICKOX HAROLD MC MANUS Secretary Vzce Presmdent CLASS COLORS Turquom and Coral CLASS FLOWER Orchxd CLASS MOT TO o strlve to seek to 11nd and not to yxeld Mrs Ragsdale and Mr Foster cuss or - ' '51 A Anderson, M. Anderson, J, Beeson, B. Berry, R. Berry, M. Bicket Bridges, B. Blacker, D. Bull, V. Byers, F. Carn, D. Carper Carrol1,R. Carson, J. Carver, L. Charlton, J. Chidsey, J. Combs Counsell, S, Davin, C. Davis, M, DeFries, P, DeLong, G. Dunn e-Kr -,Z -f 15' 1 S. Eff E' L. Elam, L. Eldridge, G. Faussett, P. Fowler, R. Gatlin, G. Gerber M. Gerlach, D. Gibbs, H, Gray, D, Green, D. Grieves, D. Hadden G. Halsey, A. Hanlen, F. Hart, M. Hiatt, B, Hickox, P. Hicks NI. Hill, S. Hindman, D. Ierrnulowske, C, Killingbeck, S. Johnsen, H. Lars J. D. bu D. N. Leffel, D. Lewis, L, Lovell, J. Lovell, I. Mallory, H. McManus McConnell, J. McLaughlin, I. Michel, J. Mellinger, E, Miller, E. Miulcn TS Mathewson, E. Nash, G. Norby, V. Nodine, H. Paxton, P, Perkins Proffitt, K. Rahn, T. Rhodig, M. Roe, S. Saunders, F, Seward Q . I . 'G I ZXXQWWZ A f9 yWyrfJf 'VW W W W ff ' fi WC 22 -J 'UHWWWQ M Qwwwggg 32? n, . , g , oi , , ook r, . os,! Tatthe M. 0 ieff ye, 1-3, Osb n, 0 . Palmer, . Pie e, P. P E t , .fpgfrfso ' . h e A. R bewfw mme O , .Sa 5, S'rr Q, , Sk rg , E5gmith,QfS ith, , Tetr JXP C. Tlu er D. ' rn r, Gifwid ll, . eal, Walke , R. Winterton. , n Dy, I KJ M'-mffjgwmk ,QQiQfyAf 1 1 ! !,r fry ,N an 3 ffm al fl! IF .3- 183 RST ROW: M IE IHSWORT , JACQU E B-LLJf, vERLY ULL UTH BEAN FUWZIF AJER. SL CT I -: JIV BENNHTT, LMRY AuAcA Ann LEEL, THELML ALL I. T RD PQ,-ig I- MER, R Ll I X NE E SON IN BRi'z, XAY Afw, . F RTH ROV: W LBUR AHCON MORRIS DOQRWALTER WALTER BEAN, PETE XRRIVEY. FIRST ROW: GERRY DQQRWEILER, ALICZ DOCKWLILER, MAEVREO CARE, CLETA CLARK. SECOND ROW: VARITA COLL-NS, D ROTHY CHURCHWYLL, MARILYN ERUIHS. MARGARET C ALNELL, MARY ARR CQUNSELL. THIRD ROW: TLH BRACAETT. MELYIR CARLTON, JIw IYARQ, LMLA MAY CARLSEN. FQURTH ROW: R UERT BAGLEY, ERIC CHRISTERSEH, EUGENL DAVIEE, HCWRNYH Di KAL5, GENE BWLCN. FIRST ROW: RUTHANNE ELAN, MARJORIE GRAY, 5MRY L.u HAVILTLN, DJRIS HERRON. SLCOND ROW: ANNIE FUGIT, MARGARET GRAGG, BETTY HAUERSTEIN, PAT EVERETT, VIRDEER GARRETT. THIRD ROW: JOHR EVARS, BETTY HYLTON, NAQRI FERGUSQR, PLTE FOWLER. FOURTH ROW: JERRY GOW- ENS, Bun GROVE, DEAN GAILY, PAUL ELLIS, D N FREERERG. FIRST ROW: BETTY JENSEN, DELQRES HUMLIELR, D TNA HJUSTJR, PAT JORDAN. SECOND ROW: JOAHNE JOHNSTON, D NNA LAUQIRIQA, UERNICL HQWARD, Luuun HAYRES, WILMA KUTNER. THIRD ROW: JAMES H LLOWAY, J ANI HQUSTQN, MARIAN LEbTER, RICHARD HUTCHISON. FOURTH ROW: WALT HUTCHISQN, BILL HAROLD, LAWRENCE JINES, DICK J RDARL, Jun HUDSRITH. IH 52 VIRZT RSM: L :ali UfL1Q5HL1 , FHYgLl' w4vLHAw, vmnv hay H xLfw. ?VH5 RAY M VYKTT. L-CvdD R,w: iDm,: L xv5wY. PHYpLw: HwhLfv, J YQL MIDP? . flT3 L,:.gfY, CH .MT nun-Lazw. THIwI Rid: '5H,:,1k-gfy Lgu -4, Yffd- .ADVT LA QU, ,-,AYME m:x,, 5,LL Kuw w+I. FQURTH HUA: Duc' Kg nL55, J,H m45TLz, T H V,ORE, iJAH LARCiz, Z11A L.znLrY. FIRST RUM: ARLTA PLLQLR, J.Ay Rluumo, NA CY R:.ERS, CAR,L RIGQS, SECOND RUM: KITTY MCPHLR5 m, NwCKwE S' TH, IvEP:A SVLLA, JAwV Sauwsiwf, PHYLLxG PRATT. THIRD RCW: JERHY ST DQARL, RUSEEL ?H,:1Q, Flio SPENCE, :ARL '-'L fin. FQUQTH Rig: CHARLLL R TH 5LL, D n PH VFIYT, HAR LD R GLD5. DLAmF Qwgzz, DALL PATT n. FIQST R253 VLPMA SHEUF1ELL, LLYENE STRE,T, k ,n Sfigz, Auxri Txwarz ,, PH'V,N- w.Lsw. U'CCMD Qpwg gun 3nHL'. Ki TH ELH oLiv, 5 , Lnw' RL, L,,AHwL 3H,LP. THIQD Ffh: G DL' 3TQ,iv, FLn:Qx3 Q',TT, in EET STLLAPT, KLznfTH HFUTKWNV 1, VEQWNT ETIME, L -' Y-152, 2451.1 ggrk L -L 'Lf-'f. l'C,I' wi JLHK 0 ,aw , M 1 'Hy T, 7 ' f. , L., 'Hal-v - .'b' f,'f. '-1 f .5 g ,r,a hL,,H QMQQ- Vi' Tn hLL4, PHYLLI Tlf ,IWJ TYI ', 1 F' U1-ifhv '1,L L-' ' ', KL'..1Y-4 Y -,,,, U., L. M55 fwz 'i1f,, ifri Y 4 Z' J -'Tw xfv ,xv T -r W FIRST Qld: JIAN 5 QrY, NADINE BLLLT 2, Rhv IQCV+ALTID. UI'fY AIIw:, ULADYZ IVIIJvx .. qlCJND 4,53 CAIMIL QALLQ. LA ViRTL ULnHAv, .CQIL BLAzT,1, BME BLQHLD. THIRD RCW: LIKE CARL5pm, J AN BALUW :H C1 IIT N L f, 'J RGIL CH ATF. SIAILLD HLAQILH. FQQRTH RCW: LYLE BALI L, FAI C muT QI, MARY ANN EACH, IXw I GY ww, CAL L AGVQ, JERRY Arg, ,LI I.'. FIHJI RIA: BERNARD DAw N. DARLLW DILAH, JULIA DL VHILQ, GLADYS DAVID , HILL CARTLR. SLCUND RQw: JuL.n DLT- nILv, D NMA DAGGEIIY T,w hnmia, VIR- IQIL CHAIIIILIII. THIRD i? IIf.': I.I-.L QIIIIRI- NLY, VERNLN CRADLH, LAQRY CHANDLER, CHARLLLL DL LLLQ, BILL C LLIUS. FOURTH Hug: DALr DL L wg, ELVCRLY C Xl, ARTHUR CLAwf. LLLI: QAHTHM DALL CZRNWKLL, WILLIS CULLIUS. FIRST RUM: LDDRLY GE RCI, HAZLL HAQ- WLM, VITLY GAIQLR, In JFANNL FRAMV- LIN, DlA'A GILLIRAV. SICMND HMM H MARS HQLQL, DmIGHT GILSIRAP, JALIiL GLRLLR, H wAuD LYALQ. THIRD RCN: NAw- LY VMLNCH, JLANNI Dunu, UUANT LPLINC, LAUNA FIIL. QHIRLIY HIfLAv. VDUHIH RLW: Dau GMOLD, SHIQLLL QUE , GARY DAHLLTR 1, DARwIn HARQIu, fVVRKTT HAMANL, CLIUN HUILILL. FIRST Roh: JIM AIILL, Yvvwni HYDL, Jhnv HAHN-N, IVIIYN Jw.L'n2, H H J wLA:w J CJND HMA: ULVIRLY L Is- LALI, JACKIE J msg, CURUL JANLS, DULLINK Lawn. THIRD ROW: IHA L WNFR, IEW L JIvmf,, TLRHY VILLIY, Iii-IIILL, JALN KCLLIR. VUUQIH Rong LLLnzD HARDY, D.m KJHLLH, JACK KAIH, Dnwuo KRVHGLR, JACKIL HAIwAnLR, Daw Hima- 53 VIRZT naw: Juwn NEL53u, LA VAucwz MAI ru , JFAMQLTTL WALL Y, DALIELE LAmuLRW, JEWAZD TfCHAMEZ. QLC HD Huw: MAWY V-IEYR, LEWA IQAY LE.4.IS. F,-Y 'f', 1 H- QUIJ, E H MASQ Ii. THIRD PCN: BILL V1QTiWSE2, AR: L3 L: G, R:2EQTA VIL- LLH, J ... HAR-HA , R :N.E u:LL5. FOURTH QQ .'.' 5 R LIH VJCRE, KE: UCLEmz. J HJ may, JLHES TAQAHAH, DEL2 MAQTEQ- 3 w, 3Liam M QEHEAQ. I . I , FIRST RCN: J5RRY 5C,TT, 3HAuE QINEIL, HELEN PQATT, EVA SHAFFEQ. Dnvmu OYNL L. SLCOND QCA: CHiRLiS RH DIG, KEuwETH SAAQG5, SHLRLEE ?.E, CATHEQIw RICH, G QDQQ STEELE, GLENDA Sn: SEL. THIRD ROW: B Q OYLEARY, SHIRLEY R,- H4nL, PATSY RICHEY, JACKIE 3Aw5EY, Ngamnw PQICE. FUURTH RCW: DAVID QL- VINE, DJNALD R E, GLCYC REE, H Lnqm PIERSQL, R LAND SHAI, ,,,' Baa RQTH. FIRST ROW: UARHAQJ M.LLUV, VERMA WELT, D.rw A IALJ,TT, LA VELLE TAYLDR, MAQY wAL:ER. S1C'2D RCW: SHIRLKI NAR- DELL, YKQHAW TR TTER, BETTY W.ODlLL, Rrwxn MILLIAMSLH, BARUARA S:.DGHAp5, LE NA TLIRICV. THIRD Rin: CARQL STR,LG, RLUERT TRACY, R,DnEY w L5 W, Jfv WI3EwAw, ROW: DLR.THY SCHULZ, LGWELL TIBEETTS, LERQY TEAL, Dzcx WALKEQ, I4EY SWELL, DCRLA hHITvAn. CUqLIE SHQRB. FOURTH EOPHQHUQLZ HST PICTUPQD FRESHMZN MDT PICTURiD H HEQ QLELL, LFSLIE LHDEQ5 z, BARLAQA EQSH, DwrL-1P SHAEI BQUQE, NDRDA LEE CALYERT, ALLEN CLARK, RJGERT C cHQLn, GEnE DIXLZ, QQEEDT G: D. fDwAQD HID'LA1D, CLARK, KEITH FLALAGAL, DQRIS HALES, DARRILL MARLER, MARTAA KLEWG, Mncw MAC QQEa,R, EARL MQRSHALL, MAR- iLLEm NASH, ALFRED PALMER, ALPA TZWELL, KATHRYH vin w:LLER, PAY VYERS, GEnE PLPE, ALICA R QIus.m, T5 Avsgs. WYNLJHIA SHAFFER, EARBARA SJYC HELS '.. Av, PADLA WILBJH, JIW X 'NF' Q94 9 F , A nfl 'TTS' ' n I IIIHIANIZAIIUNS kg -5 ' Q E . b I L 1 H. . The F.F.A. started their year's program with the election and installation of the new officers in the spring of 1949. The officers elected were: President Kenneth Hill: Vice President, Eddie Meyersg Secretary, Homer Abelg Treasurer, Terry Thornburg, Reporter, Hugh Paxton, Sentinel, Douglas Kirkland, Some of the new officers and several other delegates from the chapter attended the State F.F.A. convention at Tilamook. They were accompanied by the F.F.A. AdViSOI', Mr. Ray Wendel. At the Eastern Oregon Livestock Show the LaGrande team took first place in the Livestock judging contest and Kenneth Hill was the high scoring individual of the contest. During the summer the boys found employment on the F.F.A., fifteen acre farm. From the sale of alfalfa and other products grown on the farm the chapter was able to raise large funds. mer months two swimming parties at Cove were very successful. In the fall, in preparation for State Fair Competition the F.F.A. team judged livestock at Walla Walla, At the beginning of the 49-50 school year Bob Flaherty, Bob Berry Kenneth Hill and Jack McGregor judged livestock at the Oregon State Fair, winning lst place in team com- petition and Kenneth Hill was champ- ion judge ofthe contest. For a good time during the sum- +8 Tug1KR' fA3f5,sIc3 W easiest N L Wvlvg , 60693-'oN12,x SkFFA'j C ,f ' ? WWPQ , , ,U Qvl- Q 10 fc 1 x 5 , kfcgjrtgti k.J...J At the Union County Fair the boys were very busy managing the crops and livestock displays. Members of the chapter won many prizes on the various con- tests, At the Pacific International Livestock Exposition Bob Flaherty, .Tack Mc Gregor, Kenneth Hill and Homer Abel judged dairy, The F.F.A. chapter holds meetings regularly and has an approximated attend- ance of 50 members. In the fall they hold the ceremonies for advancing worthy Green Hands to the position of Chapter Farmer, and to initiate the new members as Green Hands, Some of the activities the chapter has carried out this year are an assembly, a Sadie Hawkins Day Dance, Radio Programs and the State F,F.A. Convention was held at the Eastern Oregon College in LaGrande, 'mes v 'G T ,Ku i f 12 HIHIRI HUMINIAKHIS c, 01 AMERICA 5 The Future Homemakers of Amer1ca had abusy year beg1nn1ng 1n the fa11w1th 1n1t1at1on of new members The Sad1e Hawk1ns Dance our Assembly w1th theF F A Sweetheart Ball Sty1e Show Mother s Tea and the F H A booth at the Carnlval were amonu the many act1v1t1eS we engaged 1n Popcorn cake and candy Sales were held dur1ng the noon hour Th1S c1ub 1S progressnxg under the leader Shlp of Mrs Eva M111er the chapter adv1sor and the chapter pres1dent Mar Off1cers for the year 1949 50 V1C6 Presldent ent Mar-1or1e H111 on Secretary Joyce Graham Treas eva E1dr1dge Reporter Genevleve Roe H1stor1an Joyce Gerdes Asslstant H1stor1an Mary Kay M111er Parllmentarlan Lou Ann Shupp 671 M 3 Q 1 7.- N X r l ' ' , jorie Hi11. ' - were Presid , ' ' ' , ' ' , Murie1Wi1s , , , - urer, Lan ' , , ' , ' ' , Cx V My fH 1 x ,A S PURI HEAUS ru' XA G.A.A. stands for Girls' Athletic Association. This club strives to promote efforts of health, sportsmanship, physical efficiency, athletic accomplishments and love of the out-of-doors, Any girl interested has the opportunity to join. All she must do is earn points by participating in intramural sports and out-of-school lei- sure time activities, To be eligible for membershipa girl must earn 50 points. Itis not possible for one girl to earn more than 10 points in any one sport in any one year, The G.A.A. of LaGrande High School is a member of the state point system which standardized the point system used throughout Oregon. The points earned by a class in tournaments are added to the total intramural points of that class and are a definite factor in deciding the winner of the annual Intramural Trophy. Some sports in which the girls participate under the intramural system are volleyball, basketball, table tennis, softball, and touch football. Besides the intramuralactivities, members of this organization meet on several evenings throughout the school year for potluck dinners with games afterward. G.A.A. is a popular and active club in L.H.S. and it is certainly a worthwhile one. ,V I ' vi - !',i ' v X 'ff cefff Ni N JN X U A A 'Q ? 9 fffiggf GIRIS llAGUllHWIClRS IL W lf fxf t, DQRA Glfpfts, !-1uRuEE wmsom, Vf1AR.JwRIE Hum., MARILYN Smsu. GEENDA Sr-HNSEE, GEMNY RQE, JUDY BEESMQ, JANE SALHDERS, FEL:- RENCE CARN, KmjHEErJE McPHER5zgw. ROYS'IlDlRAIl0 FRANZ HAUN, if-XRFJEST TUWEER, BILL. WEST, f3f,re DETRIQK, I BURE GREEN. EYE umcuas U HLY UF THE lAIIN lIBRARYClUB US 3 v-T Ray and Carown HBH! IIIARDS Q-xfiu U0 5, i ll lmrrnaninnul lSnnnrQgpdSuri?tI3 fillgaiillll IRAIIIS ANU INIIIISHHIS HUNUR SUCHTY ARICIUB 13' O AIIIIVIIIES Q N Nxn WMM 5 1 n xl ' ' U ' ' . X I . -op. .- A f. V ' fg' '. 1 5 , . xl .?. , I K . m V . Q Q .xakt 1 , A . . ,A I I J M , .. . 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John Graham Whitfield Peggy Burns. . Roberta Van Rensselaer Joyce Graham . . . . Mrs, Hutchins Lee Bolen ...... Sigurd Jungquist Carla Jensen . . . Magda Svensen Nancy Miller . . . . Mrs, Faulkner Jean Hardwick . . Court Stenographer Edythe Hendrickson . . Karen Andre Charles Stine . ..... Bailiff Franz Haun .... . Larry Regan Beverly McMahan . Prison Matron Mrs, Don Ragsdale . .... Director Billie DeBoie . . . Jane Chandler Don Wilson ......... Staging Nadine Olsen . . Business Manager Carol Weiss . .... Make-up Carole Tyerman Marlene Roe . Marjorie Hill . Gracie Dunn . . Carrie Tucker . Laneva Eldridge Florence Carn . Barbara Hickox Mrs. D. Ragsdale .Tim Chidsey , , , I l? HHENRIETT . . Lizzie Mr, Sutton . Martha . Coke Set . Coke Set . . Maggie . Coke Set Adele Sutton . Director Ray Taylor Sl Bl CREW JR.ClASS PlAY A THE EIGHTHN Dick Lewis , . . Coke Set , , Dizzy Lucas , , Jimmy Howard . . . . . CokeSet Don Weigel , Bill Wilson , John Leffel . Bill West . . . Baggy-Pants Baldwin Florence Hart ..... Carol Sutton Muriel Wilson . . . Wilma Sutton Carol Weiss . . . . . Henrietta Donaldean Bull . . . Annabelle Mason Phyllis DeLong . , . , Coke Se+ 1' r .11 I f' waxy mf ' wig, tg-us 'l1 rn.,- 'fl 1.A,...,. 1 , 'vs ,, S STAFF SPORT 'Div GENERAL STAFF BU-51NE5 S STAFF Busy as a beaver, You've heard the expression often, but in thejournalisrnclass of 49 and 50 , students really knew the meaning of these few words, At the beginning of the year, Mr. Bye, the journalism advisor, discovered that only one member of the class had had any previous experience in this line of work, lt was a real joy organizing the class into a competent and efficient staff. One of the main goals of the class was to have the Tiger Hi-Lights ready for distribution once every two weeks, In order to accomplish this, there was a great amount of be- hind the scenes work necessary. The Class was organized into various groups, each with definite duties to perform. The business staff took care of advertising, ad layouts, and distribution of papers to LaGrande merchants. All high school sports,as well as rnanyiromjunior high, were cover- ed by the sports staff. A general staff had charge of such duties as exchanging papers with other schools, writing both feature and news stories, editorials, copyreading, and typing. During the year everyone had a chance to work on all types of stories,1rorn features to editorials, This gave each person a chance to find what he was best sutied to writing. Later on, each person was assigned to a regular beat which meant that he had definite stories to get in each time the paper came out. However, anyone who wished, still had a chance to work on outside stories of interest at any time, A very creditable job was done on the Tiger Hi-Lights during the entire year. Journalism students enjoyed the wide variety of experiences that their work on the paper provided. Long remembered by each person will be his part in creat- ing lhCr1UwSpaper, the pride ol seeing his first story in print, the fun ol working with others, and above all--the feeling of havinu contributed to something really worthwhile HGH! HI-HGHIS ' 1 ,,g.DntoR Jean Hardwick Q' 1 K ll 'iff ATHlHIlIS 45 ADL J 0 CGA X,.5'5 fvj nf-QE ,gf K fzjf- NJ f4J I7 A S. :::::,f f f .f - fx D Don Mabee Head Coach E STATE SEMI N G E WAS PLA IN A RA E 1IGHTY GERS CPP SED THE DATES F MARSHFIELD PROP COOS BAY BEF RE THE GAIE THE NHOLE TOWN HAD FTOTBALL FEVER THE E TI HIGH SCHOOL, EVEN THE BOYS THE SQUAD THOUGHT THIS WOULD JJST R AN EASY STEPRI C S PORTLAHD AND THE FIHALS CUNTRARY TO EXPECTATIONS E BLUE A HITE E TRAIL A HALF TI'E HQNEVER, THEY SQUELZED A T UCHDDWN AND TRA Pnl w RANT oF PDRTLAID MOH THEIR SE F NAL GAME SO THE TIGERS OF LAGRAHDE WERE HATCHED ACAIIST T E GL ERALQ OF RANT E BU FADE THE IP O RTLAND, J NO OTBALL CHA RIONSHIF wAS AT STAKE WHETHER IT WAS THE DIC STADIU OR THE no OTE EVER F T R T AT HALF Tl E T E T G RS EFT THE E T CAME DACR HQWLVER, I THE LA F, EEDED T RPIIU THE HA MERALS THE DAME E D IITH SCCRE 2 C TH GRAIT JF TLA D TTI IG THE STATE TIT KED IV NULT DIA L ITUDE PF PE PLE ITS THE E SHPULD NOT FORCET THE TUTDTANDING TEN WHO PLAYED FDR L S ON THE 'Ujn FDDTDALL TEA THOSE WHO WERE OUT STAJDING SHOULD BE COIICRATULATED FIRST TEA1 ALL C NFEREPCE PLAYERS WERE WNYJE BERRY, FULLDACI-4, CHARLES BRACRETT, HALFDACR, RON ISPIDERD CARROLL, EID, AND JOHN GREULICH, GUARD THOSE wHO MADE SECOND TEAM ALL CDTFEREJCE WERE DICK ZIHHER CEITER, BOB GILBERT HD, FRA z HAUI, QUARTERDACK, BILL WEST, HALFDACR, CHARLES STINE TACRLE K RHIT STI E UARD, APD OD DETRICK TACRLE AST DUT HCT LEAST, FOUR DOYS WERE SELECTED TO PLAY FOR THE SHRIIE GAVE AT DRTLA D I AUGUST OF lj C THEY WERE WAYNE BERRY, CHARLES BRACRETT FRAIZ HAUH AND J H GRELLICH INALLY, WAYNE BERRY AAD JOHJ BREULICH WERE IOIINATED FOP AND RECEIVED HONORABLE IE TI THE NATIO'AL ALL ANERICAN HIGH SCHOOL FLOTBALL TEA THUS THE FOOTBALL CAREER OF HU9 E DEV NITH VERY SATISFACTORY RESULTS OBTAINED FDR THE LAGRANDE HIGH SCHOOL Hal Ellmers Ted Wilson Asst Coach Asst Coac h umm' U11 QUARTER uucx sunk Ai S .Z- ' FYI T W ,E V' 1,' I- , ff' Y , 5 , i . 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M Q , -'F F V L M-,W 7, IIIITSGITI BASKBfGfErAll W ILL WEST, BURL GREEN, BOB GILBERT, WES BALL, RON SPIDER CARR LL, WAYNE BERRY, CHARLES BRACKETT, FRANZ AUN, BRUCE PATTON, DICK K FF RD, BOB LADGHLIN, AND I KETBALL SQUAD WITH EIGHT E THESE BEING RETURNING LETTERMEN, DUN MABEE'S BASKETEERS HAD ONE OF THE MUST SUCCESSFUL SEASONS EVER RECORDED BY A LA GRANDE BASKETBALL TEAM THIS TEAM DISPIAYED THROUGHOUT ITS DEASJN A BRAND OF BASKETBALL SELDOM ExHIBITED BY A HIGH SCHOOL SQUAD WITH ONLY Two DAYS E PRACTICE BEFORE THEY PLAYED THEIR FIRST GAME IN A TOURNAMENT AT KLAMATH FALLS, THEY RETURNED H ME wITH TWO GOOD WINS UNDER THEIR BELTS THE TIGERS BEAT K FALLS AND TIGARDI ONLY LOSING TO SALEM HOREGON STATE BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS OF 1950 EY A SMALL MARGIN THIS INITIATED THE BASKETBALL SEASON OF i950 PCR THE L G HOOPSTERS FROM THERE ON OUT UR TIGERS HAD A COMPARATIVELY EASY T ME JF T THEY PPENED THE R CON FERENCE PLAY WITH MAC HIGH AND MADE THE SERIES A CLEAN SWEEP THE FOLLOWING CONFERENCE GAMES WERE PLAYED WITH BAKER AND OUR TIGERS WON THREE UT OF FOUR THE DALLES GAVE LITTLE OPPOSITION TO THE MABEEMEN AS THEY KEPT THEIR WINNING STRIDE FOR PENDLETDN THAT WAS A SLIGHTLY DIFFERENT STARY THE TIGERS SPLIT A POUR GAME SERIES WITH THE BUCKAROOS Y SUCH SUPERIOR BASKETBALL PLAY THE TIGERS E A ANDE HIGH SCH OL w N HE LUE T C NFEREJCE AND BEAT VALE TWICE FOR THE DISTRICT I CHAfPIONSHIP THIS RIGHT T REPRESENT DISTRICT I IN THE PLAY EES AT EOGENE LA GRANDE MET RCOSEVELT OF P RTLAND IN THEIR PENING GAME AND LOST A HEARTBREAKER BY 2 POINTS IN THE LAST SECONDS THE SCORE WAS HI T SEVELT W NNING THIS PLACED THE TIGERS IN THE C NS LATION SERIES CVER COMING THEIR TAURNAMENT OITTERS THE B YS BEAT EJGENE HIGH YO TO YE SETTING A NEW TWC TEAM SCORING REC D w TH A TOTAL OF I 2 POIN BEND WAS THE NEXT T VRNA MENT PPONENT WHJ TASTED DEFEAT AT THE HANDS F' A ANDE BEHIND AT THE END E THE FIRST HALE OUR BOYS CAME BACK WINNING 61+ TO 'jo DISPLAYING THE R SUPREMACY ON THE BASKETBALL COURT THE TIGERS, LED BY THE MIGHTY ILL WEST AND URL ' QUIRLY REEN, QILY T OK T 5TH PLACE AWARD FOR THE 1950 OREGCN STATE HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT, BY DEEEATING H LLSB'R M8 T 9 LA GRANDE PROVING THAT THEY HAD FNE DF THE E NEST BASKETBALL TEAMS EVER TE COME OUT GF EASTERN OREG N, WON 22 OUT OF 28 POSSIBLE GAMES WE WANT TO CONGRATULATE BILL WEST WHO MADE F BST TEAM ALL STATE AND BURL GREEN WH PLACED N THE SECOND TEAM ALL STATE WE MUSTN'T FORGET TO C NGRATULATE COACH DON MABEE WHO DID A WONDERFUL JuB MITH A w NDEREUL TEAM C Brackett R. Carroll W Berry B Patton I 4 - ' Q 45 i ' 1 ' LW I D, nh-S , X 5 A I ' ,J , ' , S ,f J ,D , TE T I II, I 6. A 1 6 ::Ear ::Ei' 4? tiagfsiii Q f I I I 5 ' A ' ' U - D B I A 3 , ,T S ' 5 L ' S GR S C T B M . O T H G O H ' I - BOB BERRY CSMPOSED THE I95O LA GRANDE HIGH SCH-OL BAS- GAVE OUR BOYS A BERTH IN THE STATE TQURNAMENT AND A , 30 . A O LI3, ROOT . A, if I IR I N TS. . LII - O 5 . E L . GR . C . X 1 - B T B 'S ' G EA' 1 HE I ' I . O . - ' I O O C 3 . - I 0 Ax 47 , y v 5- 9? In 52555 f ,A , M, -f X ,I ,ff xt y . Q 'fi X fi 2 1 J, - fy -vu-.11 4 5' Q Q T5 A , ,ri YQ 1 Z' W, N 2 'Q - 4 5? y M I . Q39 wx 5 av qw Q me FIRST ROW: DAvIES-MGR., ARQIVEY, WESTEHSKDW, MCMANUS, STINE, BQLQM PATTON, SAMSOII-MGR. SECOND ROW: STODDARD, BRAMER, BOCKWALTEQ, I.-JIL5mI- COACH, DEKALB, VEDDER, I-EFFEL. FIRST ROW: BOCKWALTER, MARQUIS, BJOLD, MASTERSLT, CQRNWELL, MARRHAM SHAW, HILL, SCOTT-MGR. SECOND ROW: HLLMERS-COACH, TRcTTER, WALKEQ, WISL MAP., MILLS, BMITQII, BLAKER, PIERSQII, EXLEY-COACH. THIRD ROW: DAMQIXI MARQUIS, KLHLER, DLIIIII, MCLEAIJ, CHQATE, MQRQHEAD, KELLEY, GILSTRAP SGS' IRK FIRST ROW DAMor MGR PYLE BUQKWALTER BAGLEY JORDAHL SEWARD BERRY STRUCK MARQUIS TROTTER SECOND ROW PRATT MGR Duma WnsEMAN HILL MOREHEAD RHODIG CHRlsTErsEN Mcwmus PIERCE GROVE SWALBURG DAVIES MGR THIRD ROW WUGEL CHANDLER P OLD WALKER KELLEY TSIATSOS TURNER MASTERSON DEKALB FLAHERTY CORNWELL FOURTH ROW EXLEY COACH SHAW WESTENSKOW PROFFITT BRADSHAW WEST BRIDGES ZnMMERr1AN HETSTTER BUCKWALTER BUTCHART COACH Nearly 50 candldates answered Coach Exley s call for the track squad and although the group was mamly underclassmen there was a large enough group of experlenced lettermen to g1ve a br1ght prospect for the 1950 season Among the veterans who are expected to carry the Blue and Wh1te thru a v1ctor1ous track season are Norm Proffltt I-hgh Jump Dlck Zlmmerman Hlgh Hurdles Charles Brackett 440 Wayne Berry Low Hurdles Harold McManus Spr1nts Greg TS1atSOS W61ghtS B111 West Hurdles and Bob Gllbert Broad .Tump These were the boys who 1n 1949 w1th anumber of sen1ors won the Blue Mt League track t1tle and were nosed out of flrst m the D1str1ct Meet by A 1 5 pomts F1ve of them Proff1tt Berry Znnmerrnan Brackett and J1m McAl1ster went on to Corvalhs and won the thlrd place trophy for L H S In competltlon w1th 65 A schools of the state Z1mmerman placed second 1n the H1ghs Berry took thlrd IH the Lows Proff1tt t1ed for i1rst 1n the H1gh Jump and McAl1ster t1ed tor th1rd 1n the Pole Vault placed th1rd With this fine group of outstanding performers serving as a nucleus the 1950 track season should be even more outstanding than last year, Other h1gh l1ghts ot the 49 season were the way the T1gers dommatedthe Mac H1 Carn1val of Speedw1th three f1rsts Brackett 440 880 Relay and Proff1tt s new record of 5 10 3 4 1n the I-hgh Jump and four second place w1nners the Tr1 County Meet whlch wewon tak1ng seven 111'StS and the Wa H1 Relays where LaGrande 216 BASHBAH Q ki QFA? X W Q V A4 Y x f N M 3 QHFV X3 fy wa RH!! ROW D TT N RE N TTON LEFFEL L CARRULL J VEDDER FlRST Ass'T COACH LLMERS Q COND ROW J RAMER ST DDARD BEcKER J COACH MELLINGER W ALL I u N JLEN ON, B RRY B WEST C BRAQNETT Wes Ball Chaz-1 rrY W3Yne Be GS Bracket! 2 FIRST ROW: RHODIG, WILLIAMSON, CHRISTENSEN, STRUCK, FOWLER, CHRHSTENSEN-CoAcH. SECOND RON: MCCABE, DETRICK, Loos, CARLTON. THIRD ROW: CRAwFoRo, PRICE, HARDY, WILSON, ROMINE. FOURTH ROW: HOUSTON, LONG, YOUNG, WI LL1Ar-1soN, BAKER. WRlSlllRS I IRAMURAl l00IBAll CHAMPS JUNIOR TEAM IIAGUI V0lllYRAll CAPTS. OF A LEAGUE T.-WHITE, END.-T5nATsos, 3RD--MCMAHAN. NOT URED- JQHNSON. ICT , IST.-SNODGRASS, 2ND.-wuLHELm, 3RD.-DUNN. NOT PICTURED: HARDWICK,,LARSON CAPTS. OF B LEAGUE 66 97 lEAGUl V0lllYBAll 79 2 FR55HmAu TEAMS, 2 SOPHOMORE TEAMS, 2 Juunoa TEAM IST.-JOHNSON, END.-COMSTQQK, 3Ro.-HAuEusTEnN, MTH.- Jomnfm , 5TH . -Ga LSTRAP, 6TH . -BERRY . GIRlS' B SKlIBAll CAPTS. of A LEAGUE IST.-HICKS, 2No.-CARN, 3RD.-WEIGEL, MTH.-MCPHERSON, 5TH.-GERB R GTH.-CARLSEN . Y wi, my W , f . 5 Qfiifi, ... as 99 ' llABUl BASKIIBAII GIRlS' SPURIS TABLE TENNIS TOURNEY A LEAGUE B.B. CHAMPS Capt.-S. Johnson x f., , .4 JT.-.'. L, ALL-STAR CAPTS. TQ - lGC,' MTH -' 1 E-1E,JD.Q A . f ,r.. P C 2 Q1 fx- Q A L All SIAH V0lllYBAll HMUIHS S X , VALEDICTORIAN Hll UR S Carol Weiss SALUTATORIAN Richard Zimmerman , ' .5 CHRISTMAS FORMAL QUEEN AND COURT ARMISTICE DAY QUEEN AND COURT AWARDS Because Don lVlabee's iootball team wentfurther in the State Football Play- offs than anyother up-state team, he was awarded the position as Head Coach ofthe Shrine Football game to be play- ed in Augustof this year, Four members ot his team also were chosen to play in this game. .Tohn Greulich as guard, Franz Haun as quarterback, Wayne Berry as Fullback and Charles Brackett as Halfback, Ken Hill Because of out- standing work and achievement in the 4-H, Ken Hill was awarded a ten day trip to Chicago to attent the National 4-H Convention. ALL-AIWERICAN John Greulich and Wayne Berry were given Honor- able Mention on the High School All-American Football Team, John as a guard and Wayne as a back. ALL-STATE SHR INE ALL-STATE Y. f, .4 . , 4 - 1. X ff Due to their superb play in the l95O State Basketball Tournment, Burl Green and Bill West were placed on the l95O All-State High School Basketball Team. Burl was the fourth man from LaGrande to be placed on the Second Team, and Big Bill West was the first man from I..aGrande to be placed on the first reanfm. 85 f M FVPH IW g :QT 1 . 41 fi' , 1.12 1 .Q X J N FN i X I X 1 '62 fi! sn.. f ,sm .,, 55 . ggi ,, - iam .f-4, - .U N T M, ff' 'A Q12 ?5 1 55' lg ' ' ' V' 1, j 3410.3 -,nf 'A 4 LSI 1 Q5 Nxt -,H ,ara AIIVHHISENIINTS 1 ciuphuard ciafz For The Fmest In Steaks And Chops Adams Avenue La Grande FISK S OUTDOOR STORE Sportmg Goods Store It Pays To Play 116 Depot La Grande TETER STUDIO Owner Lou1s J Perry Phone 793 .T 1119 Adams La Grande 5 Eastern Oregon's Exclusive ll 10 BACHE SAGE orlsfs Hardware Company Augy Sperhng As Close as Your Phone Present1ng Flowers Art1st1cal1y for Every Occas1on Automotlve Parts and Equ1pment Phone 11 La Grande Phone 133 1409 Adams ROYAL CAFE Adams Ave, La Grande - 0 u U1 ' PERKINS MOTOR COMPANY DODC E PLYMOUTH DODC E IOB RATED TRUC K5 S E R V I C E All Makes of Automobzlex and Truf 5 Phone 500 Fourth and Adams La Grande NORVAL OLSEN RAGSDALE BARBER SHOP Sz RAGSDALE Han' Styllng For Men Women and Chlldren General Insurance Foley Bldg La Grande 1011 Adams Avenue Phone 687 1 1 J 1 1 x . TROTTER S c It I X IRXNIJI UI f Arrow Sh1rts Columb1a and .Tantzen Kn1t Sweaters Dehen Letter man Sweaters Hart Schaffner gl Marx Clothmg Florsheun and Jarman Shoes Stetson and Mallory Hats GLASS DRUG CGMPANY Good Health to All from Rexall Phone 2.0 THE REXALL STORE WALKER MOTGR COMPANY f:f'fW.L '47L 665 WH BO!-INENKAMP COMPANY -A A . Nlw ENITH ' g Goods Hard I BUSTER BROWN 1.41 Gm111dc 5 111.111 Iiflll f' S11 ur' Starr' ROBLEIQS For Young Wan Xl I1 ORNIX CUISHI I RS SC HOL XSIIQ S GERARDS JEWELERS Shop With Confidence for the Finest in Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry and Silverware Hamilton, Elgin, Bulova, Longine Watches Gorham, Wallace International Wadson Sterlings 1306 Adams La Grande SMOLINSKY 8, Q MELVILLES Gifts for all Occasions Toys Dinnerware Crystal Housewares Silverware Electrical Appliances Refrigerators Electric Ranges Auto 1431AdarnS La Grande matic Washing Machines Electric Water Heaters Dryers Freezers Electric Wiring and Refrigeration Sf-f 41- I 161 7Za.z4ra ,M .X F' f.'l h v in 5 Cr l'. 1 l 0rlI1r!5 1 3 , - J l 1 Q ' , Y , , 1 , 4 . .1,-.f ,ki t nr 1 i ' ,nfl-fp, lVW'1'l'l'V ,. 401' J '- ' Q 'W i 'Q J. 2'5 1 X- ,f ',,,f'r '11 '- ., R ', 'd ,'. -,., .h ,wx ' ' ' ' -ir M . , - ' . Ar- .kk jp -. A v .4 ,fx r A' c. 41' qfffrgq 24,550 ' :A , ' 'ere' , ., . H, g . Q- 2- Z. -.K ' 3'--, A-5 . 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