Lebanon Union High School - Warrior Yearbook (Lebanon, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 44 of the 1930 volume:

Pubiished by the Senior Class LEBANON HIGH SCHOOL 1930 From the Library of 2 THE SENIOR ECHO Bear (Plh Hehmtmt Jitgh Scltnnl In a grove of tall fir tret's 'Neath the skies of azure blue. There stands a sehool we love so well. To which we all are true. The days we spend within its walls Are days of gold to us. And it's true as true can be, We love our L. II. S. CHORUS: L. II. S. we will be true to you. And we love the Crimson and the Blue— Crimson for courage stands. Loyalty the blue demands— A cheer for our L. H. S. We’ll boost hard for our old Lebanon High. Classes four will always, always try To be true to our old L. H. S. Football time is a jolly time. We always, always win. The pep we show will last for aye, And win our high school fame. The victories and the honors won Will ever he sung In praises for our team And for our L. H. S. THE SENIOR ECHO 3 Jfacnllg CTI MR LESTER A WILCOX : V 0 : R S. MRS. DELPHIE M. TAYLOR: U. O.: A. B Mathematics MRS. LOUISE X. GROVES: O. S. C.: B. MR. LAWRENCE M. BENNETT: W. S. C .: A. B Public Speaking MISS WILMA SPENCE :■ Willamette U.: . V. B. English and French MISS VIRGINIA PRIAULX: U. O.: A. B MISS KEE BUCHANAN: U. O.: A. B MR. REECE HATHORNE: Pacific U.: A. B Science and Athletics MRS. EDITH M. SHANKS: Willamette U .: A. B English and Latin MR. GEORGE P. BLINKHORN : O. S. C. : B. S Agriculture MISS ELIZABETH JONES: O. S. C.: B. s Home Economics llcho Staff WARREN MORTON Editor EDWARD WOODS Assistant Editor DONALD LANDSTROM Circulation Manager KATHERYN ARMSTRONG r Girls’ Athletics GALE RODE Rovs’ Athletics RALPH DRAGOO Advertising Manager RETA FITZWATER Class Sections Editor VIRGINIA PRIAULX Censor 4 THE SENIOR ECHO Setttnr Ollass Uistnnt Is L t? Honk! Honk! Stand aside and let Hie mighty Seniors pass! On Sep- Iember seventeenth, nineteen hundred and twenty-six. a large group of ego- tistical. yet persevering young people were ushered into Lebanon High School. The ordeal of registration was successfully completed, making us feel very sophisticated. After the wheels and gears of our class had been well oiled by frequent paddlings and rehearsals of ninth period, we got under way like a band of sheep, one following the other without asking one why. Before the dawn of the Freshman reception, ice cream, cake and an over- whelming number of paddles haunted our minds. On the appointed night all things promised were duly carried out. with great stress on the paddles. Our much wanted attention was raised a few points when we won the annual Freshman vs. Eighth Grade football game. Score number one for us! Next, to the more intellectual traits of our class, Kathleen Skinner represented us in debate. Some ambitious bookworms advocated a summer session but they were so much in the minority that it was not considered and for three months the doors of the red brick edifice were closed upon us. Lebanon's gates of higher education were again opened in September, nine- teen hundred and twenty-seven, to a group of some two hundrd odd students, representing the four steps in the ladder of education: the second step was occupied by a class somewhat smaller but more earnest and with improved intellect. Our second uneventful year rallied around with nothing more exciting to us than the erecting of our class pennant. A creation of beauty was our aim. It fell short: just an ordinary pennant adorns the wall but significant sentiment connects it to our class. In the spring we nominated Reta Fitzwater for queen of the strawberry fair: she won with an overwhelming number of votes and a new Ford in the bargain. The Junior High Jinx was both a success financially and as an entertainment. The bank roll acquired by our endeavors was soon devoured at the Junior- Senior Banquet in such palatable substances as chicken a-la-king. ice cream, etc. The subject for the evening was “The Junior-Senior Joy Spin.-’ with a clever menu appropriate to different parts of an airplane. The program con- sisted of “Air Speed Indicators.” with Arthur Young, president of the Junior class, as toastmaster. Following the banquet a large number of students wit- nessed the biggest and most enjoyable event of the year, the Prom. We out- shown all. other classes by having exquisite programs printed for the special occasion: thus our year ended. Again in September, nineteen hundred and twenty-nine, we entered upon the last lap of our journey as Seniors. We began to take a more definite aim as to our' future in life, at least, we think we did and in some cases it held true. Nothing of imiKirtance happened between the date of our entrance and our Senior play. Nora. Wake I'p.” which was carried out with great enthus- iasm. The dramatic ability of our class culminated in “The Patsy,” the cast of which consisted mostly of Seniors. One of the most memorable events of the year to us was our Senior Picnic at Cascadia. We are now looking forward with pleasure, mingled with regret, to our graduation exercises which are to lie held on May twenty-seventh, at the Methodist church. THE SENIOR ECHO 5 IN MEMORIAM Allatra JL (JHttcljell TO HIM WHO IS REMEMBERED AND LOVED BY ALL THIS SPACE IS RESPECTFULLY DEDICATED 6 THE SENIOR ECHO Kenneth Mayer Minnie Longsdon George Elkins Katheryn Armstrong Roberta Chapman Mildred Thomas Claud Fox Pauline Lockhart Cletus Turnidge Ralph Dragoo Alice LaForge Dorothy Doughton Chester Fitzwater Leola Sylvester Karl Burkhart Donald Landstrom Marie McKinnis Arthur Young Edward Woods Helen Morris Homer Sanders, Jr. Maxine Bogart THE SENIOR ECHO 7 Claire Mitchell Janice Blatchford Warren Morton Lorayne Blackwell Geraldine Lindeman Earl Johnson Dorothy Ellis John Cawrse Roberta Cregson Elsie Bates Joseph Michels Paul Chilcote Helen McGowan Mildred Hayes Kdouard Priaulx Warren Gill Kathleen Skinner Laura Duncan Neva Campbell Una Keefhaver Gale Bode Reta Fitzwater 8 THE SENIOR ECHO mwr PJtf 0 KATHBRYN HELEN ARMSTRONG Class Sec. 1: Class Treas. 2; Dramatic Club 314; Dramatic Club Sec. 3: Jr. Jollity 1-2: Not Such a Goose 2; “Husband on Salary 2; Basket- ball 2-3-4; Manager of Basketball 3-4; National Honorary Society 3-4; Treas. A. S. B. 4; Sr. play, “Nora, Wake Up,” 4; A. S. B. play, “The Patsy,” 4; Home Ec. 4: Annual Staff 4: Delegate at O. S. C. Conference. ELSIE MAY BATES Committee Member of Echo Staff. JANICE CAROL BLATCHFORD Home Economics 4. LORAYNE A. BLACKWELL Quartette 3-4; Home Ec. 4: Dramatic Club 4. GALE L. BODE Ag Club 1-2-4; Class Sgt. at Arms 4; Football 3-4; Capt. Football 4: Basketball 4; Baseball 4; Order of L. 3-4; Sec. of Order of L. 4; Annual Staff 4; Delegate at F. F. A. Convention. MAXINE MARIE BOGART Class Treas. 1; Class President 2; Dramatic Club 1-2-3-4; Basketball 2-3-4; Capt. Basketball 3; Jr. Jollity; Sr. play, “Nora Wake Up 4; A. S. R. Sec. 4: “The Kelly Kid” 4: Delegate at U. of O. Conference: Dele- gate at O. S. C. Conference; Delegate at Typing Contest, Corvallis. JOHN F. CAWRSE Ag Club 1-2-3-4. ROBERTA CHAPMAN Transferred from Madison. Kansas as Senior: Junior Vaudeville 4. PAUL E. A. CHILCOTE Transferred from Independence, Kansas: Glee Club 3; Quartette 3-4. DOROTHY DALE DOUGIi I'ON Pres. Home Ec. 4; Capt. Girls' Baseball 4; The Kellv Kid 4. LAURA E. DUNCAN Home Economics 4. GEORGE L. ELKINS A. S. B. play. The Patsy.“ 4: Sr. Picnic Sommittee 4. DOROTHY F. ELLIS. Transferred from Albany, Oregon, as Senior: Glee Club 4; Basketball 4: Ec. Club 4. CHESTER L. FITZWATER Football 3; Ag. Club 2-3-4: Delegate at O. S. C. 4. RETA MAE FITZWATER Soph. Queen Candidate: Class Sec. and Treas. 3; Honorary Society 3-4; Vice Pres. Home Ec. Club 4: “The Kelly Kid” 4. CLAUD M. FOX Baseball 3; Ag. Club 1-2-3. WARREN C. GILL “Shooting of Dan McGrue” 1; Debate 2-4; Basketball 3; Football 3-4; “Nora Wake Up 4; Vice President A. S, B. 3; Delegate at U. of O. Conference 4. ROBERTA E. GREGSON Transferred from Corvallis, Oregon, as Senior. MILDRED HAYES Home Ec. Club 4; A. S. B. Council Member 4. EARL NORMAN JOHNSON Ag. Club 3. THE SENIOR ECHO !) UNA LENORE KEKFHAVER Home Ec. Club 4. ALICE DOROTHY LAFORCE Home Economics 3-4. DONALD J. LANDSTROM Baseball 4; Football 4; A. S. B. play, “The Patsy,” 4; Senior play, “Nora. Wake Up”; Dramatic Club 1-2-3-4; Jr. High Jinx 1-2-3. GERALDINE LIN DEM AN A. S. B. Council Member 3; Class Se.-Treas. 4: Sec. Home Ec. Club 4; Dramatic Club 4. PAULINE HARRIET LOCKHART Transferred from Hillsboro, Oregon; Debate 4; Dramatic Club 4: Senior play, “Nora, Wake Up,” 4. MINNIE ALICE LONGSDON Transferred from California: Glee Club 3; “The Kelly Kid” 4. KENNETH MAYER A. S. B. Orchestra 1-2; Dramatic Club 3-4; Order of L. 3-4; Class Vice Pres. 3; Pres. 4; Senior play, “Nora, Wake Up,” 4: Freshman Guardian 4; A. S. B. Purchasing Agent 3. HELEN LUCILLE McGOWAN Home Ec. Club 4; Graduation Committee. MARIE McKINNIS Transferred from Corvallis as Sophomore: Dramatic (Mill) 4. JOSEPH MICHELS • Transferred from Mt. Angel College 4. HELEN JANE MORRIS Home Ec. Club 4. WARREN M. MORTON Jr. High Jinx 1-3; Ag Club 1-4: A. S. B. Yell Leader 3-4; A. S. B. play, “The Patsy,” 4: Echo editor 4: The Kelly Kid” 4; Oratorical Contest. EDWARD PRIAULX Transferred from Chiloquin, Oregon: The Kelly Kid 4: Committee Member of Echo. KATHLEEN GAY SKINNER Debate 1-2-3-4; Dramatic Club 3-4; A. S. B. Orchestra 1-2; “The Wonder Hat” 2; Extemporaneous Contest 3; International Honor Society 3-4; A. S. B. Council Member 4; Jr. High Jinx 3; Class Sec.-Treas. 1-3; A. S. B. Pres. 4; A. S. B. play, “The Patsy,” 4 ; Senior play, “Nora, Wake Up” 4: Delegate at U. of O. Conference. LEOLA SYLVESTER Transferred from Lacomb, Oregon 2. MILDRED ELOISE THOMAS Transferred from Monmouth. Oregon, 3: Basketball 3-4; Glee Club 3-4. CLETUS P. TURNIDGE Transferred from Lacomb, Oregon 2; Class Sgt.-at-Arms 3. W. ARTHUR YOUNG Class Vice Pres. 1; A. S. B. Athletic Mgr. 2: Class Pres. 3: “The Kelly Kid 4; A. S. B. play, “The Patsy,” 4; A S B Vice Pres 4; Senior play, “Nora, Wake Up”: Baseball 3: International Honor Society 3-4. EDWARD W. WOODS A. S. B. Sgt.-at-Arms 4; Football 3; Sec. of Order of L. 4: Ag Club 2-3: Assistant Editor Annual 4. HOMER A. SANDERS Dramatic Club 4: Football 3: Basketball 3-4: Baseball 2-3-4. NEVA PAULINE CAMPBELL Transferred from Great Falls. Montana. 3: Basketball 4. 10 THE SENIOR ECHO Class 'jJrnpheru Station L. II. S. will now broadcast for the benefit of Mr. Kenneth Mayer, president of the society for prevention of cruelty to Freshman, the “Believe It or Not of the Class of 1930. Geraldine Lind.‘man—Better known in history as Florence Nightingale. Kathleen Skinner Oregon’s first congress-woman. George Elkins is now a dare-devil speed king, racing miles ]M r minute. Ilomer Sanders—Now a promising young missionary to the Orient. Elsie May Bates—Author of “Gruen Beguild,” trying to prove that lnger- soll wrote the watch on tin Rhine. John 'a wrse—-Present title ladder of the world's champion typist, having taken the crown from Helen McGowan. Warren Morton has been very successful as an advertising promoter. Marie MeKinnis—Famous woman orator, recently changed her occupation to dramatic productions. Claud Fox Famous for his love songs and poetry. THE SENIOR ECHO 11 Minnie Longsdon is clerk in the House of Commons. Karl Johnson happens to lie a very noted commercial illustrator. Dorothy Kills—A loving hut musical housewife. Paul Chilcote—A diligent but hen-pecked husband. Maxine Bogart—Our own little heart breaker from the age of (� to ) is now starring in “Paradise Regained.” Roberta Chapman—The singing fool, died a mental death of “ukelely-itis.” Arthur Young—The famous heart doctor. Ranging from breaker to mender; studied the art in L. H. 8. Karl Burkhart—Runs a model farm for the Oregon State Agricultural college. Dorothy Doughton—Pitcher for the woman's Flesh Socks indoor baseball league. Alice LaForge—Another willing house wife-farmerette above Sodaville. Warren (Jill—Admiral of the S. S. Bachelor Heven, bound for Paradise Isle. Neva Campbell—Leading lady in Bobbie's Wild Irish Rose. Pauline Lockhart—A theology teacher in Willamette University. I na Keefhaver—Posing model for famous illustrator, Earl Johnson, de- picting the Age of Innocence. Mildred Hayes—Specializing in trans-Atlantic Mights with Junior Leaven- good as her pilot. Leola Sylvester—Elected for Portland’s annual Rose Show queen. Helen Morris—Sad to say, but she is one of societies lienevolent old maids. Edward Priaulx—A busy farmer down in Hokus Pocus county. There he raises cows and pigs, and shoo(s the wild cats tor their bounty. Janice Blatchford is teaching the art of love-making in Oregon State College, and has just completed her thesis on the style. Joe Michels—Well known in., mo., ins mo� t recent patent is the blade- less knife without a handle. Katheryn Armstrong is still undecided as to whether or not to make her home in Albany or Lebanon. Lorayne Blackwell—Her latest talkie happens to he Such Women Are I angerous. Gale Bode—Golf professional in the Canary Islands. Laura Duncan—A henna specialist in Max Factor's beauty parlor. Chester Fitz water is now saving souls in South Africa. Roberta Gregson is now visiting ancestors in Norway. Edward Woods is the associate editor of Monkey-Wards new fall and winter catalogue. Donald Lamlstrom has made a decided hit in Broadway as a comedian. Beta Fitzwater has eclipsed all expectations on the talking picture screen. Mildred Thomas—Famed for her exceptionally realistic writings. And last but not least. Cletus Turnidge is now selling artificial limbs with unexpected vim and go. Station L. 11. S. now signing off. The reading of the “Believe It or Not of the class of 1030 has just been completed. 12 THE SENIOR ECHO junior Voting Contest NAME Prettiest Girl Pest Looking Boy Must Popular Girl Most Popular Itoy Best Girl Athlete Best Boy Athlete Biggest Tease Girl Biggest Tease Boy Most Studious Girl Most Studious Boy Most Talkative Girl Most Talkative Boy Worst Vamp Boy Worst Vamp Girl Teacher’s Pet Girl Teacher’s Pet Boy School Comedian Toughest Boy Fashion Plate Girl Fashion Plate Boy Best All Around Girl Best All Around Boy First Pair to Get Married FIRST CHOICE Katheryn Armstrong Arthur Young Maxine Bogart Warren Morton Katheryn Armstrong Gale Bode Geraldine Lindemnn John Cawrse Kathleen Skinner Edward Woods Marie McKinnis Edward Priaulx Edward Priaulx Lorayne Blackwell Marie McKinnis Homer Sanders Don Landstrom Homer Sanders Beta Fitzwater Arthur Young Katldeen Skinner Warren Morton Reta Fitzwater and Arthur Young SECOND CHOICE Reta Fitzwater Kenneth Mayer Katheryn Armstrung Kenneth Mayer Maxine Bogart Ralph Dragoo Maxine Bogart Homer Sanders Marie McKinnis Karl Burkhart Neva Campbell Homer Sanders Don Landstrom Pauline Lockhart Lorayne Blackwell Warren Gill Homer Sanders Gale Bode Pauline Lockhart Warren Morton Maxine Bogart Kenneth Mayer Dorothy Ellis and Paul Chileote. THE SENIOR ECHO 13 I t THE SENIOR ECHO iuhent obg ©fftcers KATHLEEN SKINNER ARTHUR YOUNG....... MAXINE BOGART KATHERYN ARMSTRONG JOHN McGOWAN WARREN MORTON MAX BURKHART....... EDWARD WOODS ORA CHILCOTE .........President ...Vice President .........Secretary .........Treasurer ..Athletic Manager .......Yell Leader Purchasing Agent .....Sgt.-at-Arms ...Debate Manager Patsg” Stuhent piay CAST Patricia Harrington. Tony Anderson...... Mr. Harrington..... Mrs. Harrington.... Grace Harrington... Sadie Price........ Mr. T. P. O’Faherty “Trip” Busty....... Kathervn Armstrong ......Arthur Young ...Donald Landstrom ...Kathleen Skinner .......Lurlvn Elkins ......Clara Koehler ....Warren Morton ....Gale Binshadler Kce Buchanan, Director THE SENIOR ECHO 15 JJJmttnr (Elass JACK CANOY....................................................President EVERETT MENCKE.....................................................Vice President VERA HOUSE....................................................Secretary JUNE LEE......................................................Treasurer JOHN McGOWAN......................................... Sergean t-at-Arnis ORA CHILCOTE....................................................Student Council Bahrke. Ida Gilbert. Jack Bennett. Marian Glaser. Louise Snider. Hazel Burkhart, Max Grugett. Alma Spensl. Marie Canoy. .Tack TIainz. Clara Rowley. Esther Carpenter. Claudia Hainz. Stella Soule. Evelyn Cawrse. Grace House. Vera Ri«e. Anna Chilcote. Ora Landstrom. Edward T?i-e Vrthur Clem. Mary Lee. June • T� oi e -f««’n Clifford Collins. Ruth Lindeman. Eunice Snyder. T aDonnn Cornelv. Bertha Markhart. Frank Sava ere. Ce'-yl Cunningham. Bertha McGowan. John We«sner. Tommv Cunningham. Thelma McPherson, Lauretta Whinery. Rob’t Duren. Nora Medler. Gladvs Wendlinc. Chas. Durst. Leo Mencke. Everett Vehrs. Forest Edwards. Ardle ■'MMieR. Milton T’orrey. Lillian Eichner. Miriam Morton. Viola Tucker. Le’aml Evans, Virgil Preston. Harold Striekler. Velma 3SJakc 3Jp” Class CAST Mrs- Peggy Calahan........................Kathleen Skinner Bridget Honora Calahan (Nora).............Pauline Lockhart Johnny Calahan..................................Warren Gill Dan Mullens..........................................Arthur Young Edward Edmonton......................................Donald Landstrom Mrs. Edmonton......................................Katheryn Armstrong Carlyle Coleridge...................................Kenneth Mayer Katie Schwartz.............................. Maxine Bogart Mr. Lawrence M. Bennett, Director. Miss Virginia Priaulx, Assistant Director. It) THE SENIOR ECHO Sophtfmnrs Class SANFORD KENT.................. joe McPherson................. GALE HINSHADLER............... WILBUR PARRISH................ JACK KEEBLER.................. ........President ...Vice President ........Secretary ..Student Council Sergeant-at-Arms Anderson. Verna Binshadler. I.i 1 Rolf. 10(1 i t li Brilos. (Veil Brown. lietli Burkhart. (Sale Calahan. Wild i Cast . Maxine Carpenter. Ellen Clark. Olive Cook. Marian Comely. Alice Crover. Robert (’rover. Roy Cox. Helen Doughton. Isal� elle Durlam. Claude Edwards. Teddie Elkins. Lurlyn Evans. Keith Faulkner. Clarence Firewater. 1 )orot by Fort. Eileen Caines. Lillie (turrett. Elda Cates. Marian Colden. Helen («rimes. La Velle Hall. Nancy Harrison. Berthal Ingram. Aaron Keebler, Jack Kent. Sandford Kidby. Clifford LaFond. Frank Leavemrood. Junioi Mary. Barnard McClain. Eldon MeHierson. Joe Stilt. Vlrjril Libert Snl’e r- IIarold Sylvester. Margaret Middlestadt. Morris. Ida Morton. Bernice Musgrave. Ix na Nichols. Thelma O'Donnell. Thomas Pickens. Raymond Pierpoint. Lula Powell. Ronald Rasmussen. Harold Thomas. Mildred Riddle. Maude Norris. Edwin Ruedi. Esther Meyer. Pearl Russell, Isobel Scott. Lee Schmidt. Catherine Wilson. Josephine Shanks. Burl Canoy. Juanita Smith. Helen Rodenberger, Mereva Smith. Zella Gwathne.v. Katheryn Thorne. Mildred Turnidge. Esther Williams. Wanda Cunningham. Pearl Simons. Harold Wirt. Russell Parrish. Wilbur Swink. Wanda TUCKER BROS. Confectionery Ice Cream, Candy Cigars PHONE 1311 LEBANON, OREGON THE SENIOR ECHO 17 Ifatshmm V._. J CLARA KOEHLER....................................................President DELPHIE MeKINNEY.................................................Secretary RARRARA REED.....................................................Treasurer FRAZIER SIMPSON...........................................Sergeant-at-Arms Allen. Erwin Eldridge. Wilma Kirk. Bessie McKinney. Delphie Arehart. Marie Farnand. Morris Koehler, riara Chamberlain. Doris Ashford, Dell ert Faulkner. Lela Tx'iit. Roland Fromherz. Florence Baldwin. Marjorie Fitzwater. Wilbur Mankin. Glen Turner. Francis Bates. Clarence Fuller. Ruby Miller. Francis Turnidge, Wilbur Berg. Elgie Gallagher. Louise Olson. Johnny Wend ling. Robert Boggle. Merle Gatchell. Glen ’ Pepper ling. Neva Wheeler. Dick Bostwick. Lester Gatchell. Melvin Piper. Zelda Whinery. Lester Briles. Erma Hall. Roy Powell. Helen Wilson, Waine Burrell. Zalona Harvey, Cora Reed. Barbara Wood. Zelma Carleton. Lois Haves. Frank Rav. Maybelle Wright. Lorain Carroll, Paul Horner. Henrietta Schrader. Frank Simpson. Frazier Comely. Ted Jubb. Isabel Shrode. Dorothy Sinely. Naome Cox, Crystal Keefhaver, Irma West. William McKinney. Raymond Donaca. Willard Keith. Everett Speasl. Olevia Schackmann. Bertha Edwards. Beulah Snider. Jeanette Temple, Oleta Schackmann. Dorothy Gas Oil, Tires, Tubes and Accessories ROAD SERVICE PHONE 421 THE SENIOR ECHO 18 THE SENIOR ECHO 19 QUALITY MERCHANDISE at QUALITY PRICE Prompt and Courteous Service THE PIONEER HARDWARE COMPANY BUILDERS’ HARDWARE FURNITURE SPORTING GOODS IMPLEMENTS Paint Headquarters Phone 51 Stool Pigeon Divorce Cases A Specialty MR. E. PRIAULX ATTORNEY AT LAW “Some Bigger—None Belter” Shoe Repair Shop NICK SCHMIDT The Soles That Last U. S. SOLES AND HEELS SCROGGIN Feed Store QUALITY FEEDS LEBANON CLEANERS AND TAILORS Satisfaction Is Guaranteed We call for and deliver SHOW OUR GRATITUDE BY YOUR PATRONAGE 20 THE SENIOR ECHO junior Class ffitll We. the Senior class, will the first two rows of seats in the assembly to the Junior class, and hope that they appreciate this honor bestowed upon them. We will our good behavior, dignity and manners to the Freshman class. George Elkins leaves his book of rules “On Skipping School” to Raymond Pickens. Minnie Longsdon donates her cleated brogues to Maude Riddle. Una Keefhaver wills her schoolgirl complexion to Maxine Case. John Cawrse leaves Barbara Reed to Clifford Robertson. Edouard Priaulx wills his egotistical airs to John McGowan. Laura Duncan bequeaths her red hair to Mary Clem. Kenneth Mayer donates his football suit to Wilbur Fitzwater. Donald Landstrom wills his comedian abilities to Harold Rasmussen. Alice LaForge leaves with Archie Frank. Pauline Lockhart leaves her giggles to Ora Chilcote. THE SENIOR ECHO 21 Joseph Michels wills his notoriety of stopping the school bus to Zalona Burrell. Paul Chilcote leaves his wavy' hair to Sanford Kent. Roberta Chapman wills her goo-goo eyes to Grace Cawrse. Karl Burkhart wills his short stature to Erma Briles. Maxine Bogart leaves her pull with Mrs. Taylor to Jack Gilbert. Gale Bode leaves his golf pants to Gale Binshadler. Lorayne Blackwell leaves Bernard Mary to Eunice Lindeman. Janice Blatchford leaves her dainty ways to Harold Preston. Warren Morton wills his editorship of the Annual to Junior Leavengood. Katheryn Armstrong leaves her dramatic abilities to June Lee. Chester Fitzwater leaves his powers of sleeping in school to Olevia Speasl. Claud Cox leaves his bass voice to Elgie Berg. Dorothy Doughton leaves “IT” to Lillie Gaines. Warren Gill leaves for Way Points. Dorothy Ellis wills her musical abilities to Helen Powell. Roberta Gregson leaves her typing record to Everett Mencke. Homer Sanders wills his awkward manners to Roy Hall. Elsie May Bates wills her shrill soprano voice to Bessie Kirk. Neva Campbell wills her “turkey hobble” to Mereva Rodenberger. Arthur Young wills his ability to hold and keep women to Wilbur Parrish. Beta Fitzwater leaves her permanent wave to Elda Garrett. Edward Woods wills his “cartoonist knack” to Frank LaFond. Geraldine Lindeman wills her wise cracks to Miss Priaulx. Kathleen Skinner wills her surplus energy to Leo Durst. Cletus Turnidge leaves his brutal chin to the Gatchell Twins. Helen Morris leaves her curly hair to Clara Koehler. Leola Sylvester leaves for the strawberry patch with hoe in hand. Mildred Thomas wills her ability to vamp the elders to Oleta Temple. Marie McKinnis wills her position as teachers’ pet to Bernard Mary. Helen McGowan wills her ability as an orator to Helen Golden. Mildred Hayes leaves her winning personality to LaVelle Grimes. Earl Johnson leaves Cora Harvey to anyone who can win her affections. Last, and perhaps the most important, we, the Senior class, leave our pen- nant in care of the associated student body, hoping they will revere it as we have throughout our four years in L. H. S. 22 THE SENIOR ECHO ©riter uf tlje L OFFICERS ..............................President .........................Vice President ..................:..Secretary-Treasurer CHARTER MEMBERS Karl Burkhart Jack Canoy Warren (Jill Kenneth Mayer John McGowan MEMBERS Gale Bode Virgil Evans Milton Mitchell Everett Menoke Ralph Dragoo Chester Fitz water Willmr Parrish Roy Hall Frank LaFond Donald Landstrom CLAIRE MITCHELL... ARTHUR YOUNG.... EDWARD W. WOODS The Modern Maid for Modern Mothers Sec the new famous Hotpoint Speed, Economy, Clean, No Fumes Mountain States Power Co. YOUR PARTNERS IN PROGRESS THE SENIOR ECHO 23 Bramatic Club MILTON MITCHELL............................................President MIRIAM EICHNEK.........................................Vice President JUNE LEE...........................................Secreta ry-Treasu rer KENNETH MAYER.......................................Sergeant-at-Arms MEMBERS dale Binshadler Lurlyn Elkins Lorayne Blackwell Lillie Gaines Maxine Bogart Helen Golden Ora Cliilcote Erma Keefhaver Ralph Dragoo Clara Koehler Donald Landstrom Marie McKinnh Gladys Medler Maude Riddle Eunice Llndeman Pauline Lockhart Ida Morris Homer Sanders Kathleen Skinner Geraldine Lindeman Katheryn Armstrong Scott-Chrisman Motor Co. CHEVROLET SIX IN THE RANGE OF A FOUR Sales and Service 24 THE SENIOR ECHO u feln” (Club MISS ELIZABETH JONES....................................Advisor OFFICERS DOROTHY DOUGHTOX.....................................1 reside� t RETA FITZWATER.............................................Vice President RATHERYX GWATHXEY.....................................Secretary GERALDINE LI X DEM AX.................................Treasurer HAZEL SNIDER...........................................Reporter Eunice Lindeinan Louise Glaser Helen Golden Helen Morris Una Reef haver Xanc.v Hall La velle Grimes Lillie Gaines Wanda Swink Dorothy Ellis MEMBERS Isabelle Donghton Jeanette Snider Catherine Schmidt Grace Cawrse Thelma Nichols Bessie Rirk Lora.vne Blackwell Elda Garrett Janice Blatchford June Let� Ratheryn Armstrong Helen McGowan Marie McRinnis Iicna Musgrave Lula I’ierpoint Maude Riddle Wilda Calahan Laura Duncan Vera House J.C. PENNEY GO. DEPARTMENT • STORE COMPLETE OUTFITTERS OF Shoes, Clothing, Dry Goods H Ready-to-Wear Notions For Every Member of the Family 744 Main Street Lebanon, Oregon THE SENIOR ECHO 2f JVg ®lub GEORGE P. BLINKHORN.....................Advisor OFFICERS MAX BURKHART........................................................President VIRGIL EVANS...................................................Vice President CLAIRE MITCHELL.....................................................Secretary JACK CANOY..........................................................Treasurer ELDON McCLAIN........................................................Reporter Gale Bode Karl Burkhart John Cawrse Chester Fitzwater Jiurit Gilbert C|j(fnr | Roliertson Robert Whinery Sidney Stone CHARTER MEMBERS Aaron Ingram Warren Morton Harold Simons Charles Wendling Harold Rasmussen Herman McTimmonds Glen Mankin Ronald Lent Donald Landstrom Keith Evans (iale Burkhart William West Wilbur Fitzwater Glenn Gatchell Ted Comely Harold Sni m- Melvin Gatchell Reeves Grocery Co., inc. REEVES BROS. Lebanon’s Own Store OC DO SOMETHING SAVED ON EVERYTHING 26 THE SENIOR ECHO Lebanon WE APPRECIATE THE Garage PATRONAGE OF A. A. A. THE TOWING CLASS OF 1930 AND SERVICE d ifford s SI Studio Service That Satisfies Albany, Oregon School Nurse—“Put out your tongue. Farther! All the way out!” John C.—“But, nurse, I can’t, the other end is fast- tened- COMPLIMENTS OF People Eat to Live, And Live to Eat at Dr. L. W. Gatchell OPTOMETRIST PETE’S Royal Cafe OUR ADVERTISERS ARE THE BACKBONE OF THIS PUBLICATION THE SENIOR ECHO ifnnthall J. McGowan... C. Mitchell.. W. Parrish... D. Aronld... It. Dragoo... S. Stone..... E. Keith.... W. Gill....... K. Mayer..... F. La Fond.. G. Bode, Capt SQI AI) PERSONNEL L. E...............................M. Gatchell L. T...............................D. Pherson L. G........................G. Burian C.......................D. Landstroin It. G.......................E. Woods R. T...............................K. Burkhart R. E...............................G. Gatchell Q..................................F. Simpson F...........................V. Evans R. H........................J. Canoy U. H...............................G. Burkhart liEEGE HATHORNK Coach FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Springfield ... o Lebanon ... 0 Independence .. .32 Lebanon ... .... 0 Brownsville ... 0 Lebanon ... 6 Albany 13 Lebanon.... .... 0 Junction City... ...12 Lebanon ... 6 Cottage Grove.. .. 0 Lebanon. . ....06 basketball SQUAD PERSONNEL K. Mayer.........................Center.... J. Canoy, Capt....................Forward E. Keith.........................Forward J. McGowan........................Guard G. Bode..........................Guard... It. Hall..........................Forward REESE IIATIIORNF c. Wendling ..F. Simpson .... V. Morton ... It. Dragoo V. Parrish ..H. Sunders ......Coach BASKETBALL Sweet Home .12 Lebanon.. . ...20 Cottage Grove.. .17 Lebanon.... .11 Albany ..25 Lebanon 16 Jefferson .12 Lebanon... ...18 Monroe .22 Lebanon... .12 Deaf School .12 Lebanon... ...15 SCHEDULE Stayton .24 Lebanon.... ...25 Deaf School .16 Lebanon... .... ti Stayton ..20 Lebanon... .13 Albany .32 Lebanon.... ...25 Monroe .26 Lebanon... .17 Cottage Grove.. 22 Lebanon... ...25 28 THE SENIOR ECHO E. Keith........... It. Dragoo.......... D. I.andstrom....... M. Mitchell......... F. Simpson.......... J. McGowan.......... L. Durst............ R. Hall............. (!. Bode............ LESTER A. WILCOX aseball SQUAD PERSONNEL .........Pitcher.... .........Catcher.... .........First Base... .........Second Base .........Third Base.. .........Shortstop.. .........R. Field... ......... Field... .........L. Field... ..C. Wendling ...C. Fitzwater ..H. Sanders ....R. Crover ...W. Parrish W. Fitzwater ...K. Burkhart ...G. Burkhart ....B. Shank ........Coach BASEBALL SCHEDULE Shedd 2 Lebanon... .... 7 Shedd ... 9 Lebanon.... ...12 Sweet Home ... 1 Lebanon.... .... 4 Tangent ... 1 Ijchanon.... Sweet Home. .. ...11 Lebanon 2 Albany ...10 Lebanon ... 3 Tangent ... (i Lebanon Lebanon jKerr= Atil er (2o. LEBANON. OREGON PHONE 271 PRESCRIPTIONS School Supplies Stationery Drugs Sundries THE SENIOR ECHO 29 (Siris’ il askrtliall 1 330 Although the Lebanon Basketball Girls won but two games out of six this year, the players displayed great team spirit. Three games were player! on the home floor and three away, and many were canceled ltecause of bad weather. GAMES PLAYED HERE Sweet Home Stayton Monroe SQUAD PERSONNEL THERE Sweet Home Stayton Jefferson Helen Golden Gladys Medier Genevieve Grimes Neva Campbell ELIZABETH JONES. Katheryn Armstrong Maxine Bogart June Lee Ellen Carpenter Mildred Thomas Dorothy Ellis Eunice Lindeman ...................Coach The question for debate this year was: Resolved. That Oregon should adopt a compulsory automobile liability insurance law. The affirmative team was composed of Warren Gill and Pauline Lockhart. The negative team was composed of Kathleen Skinner and Ora Chilcote. Mr. Lawrence Bennett was debate coach. The affirmative team schedule was: The negative team schedule was: Alsea 0 Lebanon 3 Corvallis 0 Lebanon 3 Newport .0 Lebanon 3 Alsea .0 Lebanon 3 Albany .3 Lebanon 0 Albany .0 Lebanon 3 Corvallis .3 Lebanon 0 (Die junior GENUS C OLLAR NO. FAMOUS LAST SQUAK SPECIES HABIT Katheryn Armstrong ‘Katy “Good GrieC Fussing. Elsie May Bates “Fish Bair “You'd Be Surprised” Having Rosy Cheeks. Janice Blatchford “Jan” “Search Me” Being Obliging. Lorayne Blackwell Pete “How Do I Look ’ Silence. Gale Bade “Spivis” “(Jet Hot English. Maxine Bogart Peg “Oh. wliat a handsome man!” Blushing. Karl Burkhart “Mm” “I Think So” Being Quiet. John Oawrse “Johnny” “Hello Girls” Playing Pool. Roberta Chapman “Bert” “I Should Worry” Enjoying Herself. Paul Chilcote “Paul” “Now Dorothy” Speeding. 1 Dorothy Dough ton “Dot” “And I tried so hard, too” Cooking. Laura Duncan •Dime “Hurry Up, Kids!” Men. George Elkins “Pertly” “How About a Date” Skipping School. Dorothy Ellis “Dot” “Oh Yeah?” Parking. Chester Fitzwater “Chet” “I’ll Get By” Sleeping. Beta Fitzwater “Beta” “Now Art” Collecting Tips. Claud Fox “Fox” “Why Don't You” Dreaming. Warren Gill “Cap” “Ship Ahoy” Seeing the world thru a port-hole. Roberta Gregson “Swede “(Jee. I’m Big Gossiping. Mildred Hayes “Milly” “I’m Tired of School” Being Good. THE SENIOR ECHO Earl Johnson “Earl” (May only l e expressed in profanity) Bright Ideas. Una Keefhaver “Una “For Pet’s Sake” Bloodies. Alice La Forge “Feeny” “Archie!” Double Cheek. Donald Landstrom “Pinky” “Gosh” Training on Pickles and Milk. Geraldine Lindeman “Gerry” “Everybody’s Doing It” Chewing Gum. Pauline Lockhart “Paul” “You Would; That’s Your Type” Giggling. Minnie Longsdon “Hap” “Put One Over” Making Faces. Kenneth Mayer “Duke” “Excuse Me. Miss Priaulx” Talking. Helen McGowan “Mac” “Aw Quit” Stammering. Marie McKinnis “Scotty” “Oh Gosh” Making Goo-goo Eyes. Joseph Michels “Joe” “I’m Gonna Be Great” % Rushing the Women. Helen Morris “Helen” “Gosh. I’m In a Hurry” Rushing the Boys. Warren Morton “Guriy” “Where's Your Echo Ad” Curling His Hair. Edouard Priaulx “Little Eddy-ward” “Listen, Big Boy” Fighting With the Indians. Kathleen Skinner “Kay” “I Don’t Believe It” Arguing. Leola Sylvester “Leola” “You hore me” Answering the Office Telephone. Mildred Thomas “Fain” “I should worry” Studying. Cletus Turnidge “CLetc” “Wine. Women and Song” Going to Portland. Arthur Young “Alt” “How Goes It” Hunting for . Edward Woods “Ed” “Just a Second” Daubing Paint. Homer Sanders “Sandy” “Whoopee. My Dad’s an Indian” Telling How Smart He Used to Be. Neva Campbell “Neva” “For Cat’s Sake ’ Telling Secrets. THE SENIOR ECHO :v2 the senior echo Pastime Ityarmacn Pool Hall It. E. HARGETT. Prop. When at Leisure SCHOOL SUPPLIES Play CANDY at the STATIONERY Pastime and PRESCRIPTIONS GOOD TARLES Opposite the Three Cs PHONE 1181 SERVICE Miss Spence—“Homer, what is a collective noun ?” Homer—“A vacuum cleaner.” Eichner’s FEED STORE Home of SPRAYS AND FEEDS EXPERT REPAIRING You find the girl I furnish the ring LaMonte E. Grose Watches, Jewelry Diamonds Patronize the Advertisers who have helped to make this Magazine a Success THE SENIOR ECHO 33 THE LEBANON EXPRESS It Speaks for Itself COMPLIMENTS OF Crown Willamette Paper Company Barbershop F. W. Musgrave THE BEST SERVICE FOR THE BEST PEOPLE GENERAL TIRES Harness Goods Shell Gasoline Rathman’s Tire House SHOW OUR GRATITUDE BY YOUR PATRONAGE 34 THE SENIOR ECHO Lebanon TOM’S Hardware FORD Co SHOP Lebanon, Oregon TOM KIRK Gilson’s Store—Marshall- m Wells Associate 574 All Kinds of Repair Work Done t t— x TirrpT t a KENWELL Phone 1 3 1 oporting Caoods DAY OR NITE Mr. B.—“George, why did you call Geraldine Lindeman Auntie ?” G. E.—“Auntie-tobackie.” GRADUATION GIFTS DARLING VARIETY i, ipii STORE Hlfe. • - - llillililllill ! A Variety of Goods AT LANDSTROM’S At Jeweler LOW PRICES PATRONIZE OPR ADVERTISERS THE SENIOR ECHO 35 COMPLIMENTS OF HEYNE’S MUSIC GIFT SHOP 8 EVERYTHING IN Music Reeves Clothing Company DUDS FOR MEN LEBANON, ORE. Davis Barbershop A PLACE FOR THE RAILWAY EXPRESS AGENCY THOSE Prompt and Dependable WHO CARE Service COMPLIMENTS of REAL ESTATE AUCTIONEER INSURANCE DRS. BOOTH IRVINE M. L. SOUTHARD SHOP IN THE ECHO 36 THE SENIOR ECHO COMPLIMENTS OF IRISH'S CASH STORES Kohler’s “Where the Thrifty Thrive” mm iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiihi uni DRUGS OREGON’S OWN CASH STORE THE min iiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii mm REXALL STORE Owned and operated by a group of Oregon Men BILLING’S CASH i i MARKET Holloway Motor Company QUALITY MEAT STAR—DURANT CARS Sales and Service AT LOWEST POSSIBLE GAS, OIL, PARTS ACCESSORIES CASH H. J. Holloway Proprietor PRICES Lebanon Oregon Patronize the Advertisers who have helped to make this Magazine a Success THE SENIOR ECHO 37 F. D. MAYER ATTORNEY AT LAW Lebanon Electric Bakery T. W. Munyan, Prop. “HOME-TOWN” BREAD As good as the best And better than the rest CASE’S Lebanon’s Most Satisfactory Store Barbershop 32 Sherman St. HAIRCUT AND SHAVE KAYSER 50c HOSIERY, LONGER IE Gale Bode—“Mr. Wilcox, can we have a good time if we go to Cascadia for the picnic?” Mr. Wilcox—Well, yes—and no—if I even as much as smell the taint of soda water on the breath of any senior man his ice cream will be revoked.” The White Lunch MEALS, LUNCHES Try Our Chili THE Pastime Lunch for Short Orders and Good Coffee RUTH GUY PATRONIZE ECHO ADVERTISERS THE SENIOR ECHO 38 Vote for Lindeman Compliments First Woman Senator of From Oregon Kqual Rights No Liquor Dr. J. G. Gill No Cigarettes No Man’s Land DENTIST Put Me Into Office ami I Will Keep Your Children Sober Paid Adv. Kellenberqer’s Phone 1021 Delivery Service RADIO SHOP White Front Atwater Kent and Sparton Cleaners Radios C. A. BRUCKMAX SPORTING LAUNDRY — DRY CLEANING GOODS See us before you buy 620 Main Street LEBANON Young Wife (I) E.) “Is the food nice, Paul?” Paul Chilcote—'“Er—yes, my dear, the gravy is very tender.” THREE C’s CONFECTIONERY CAFETERIA COFFEE SHOP Candies, Ice Cream, Lunch The New and Better TEXACO Texaco Gasoline with Ethyl Your local dealer TRIANGLE Service Station SUPPORT OUR ADVERTISERS THE SENIOR ECHO Kirkpatrick Fir Lumber Company Motor Inc. Company Lebanon, Oregon WE RETAIL ROUGH and DRESSED Get Our Prices Before Buying Miss Jones—“Johnny, what is a transparent object?” Cletus Turnidge—“One that you can look through.” Miss Jones—“That is correct. Now, Ralph, can you name something that is transparent?” Ralph Dragoo—“A doughnut.” N. M. NEWPORT Attornev-At-Law LEBANON OREGON LEBANON MEAT CO. SERVICE ANI) QUALITY Fresh and Cured Meats Try Us We Aim to Please Phone 171 SUPPORT THOSE WHO SUPPORT YOU 40 THE SENIOR ECHO ROY GARDNER Machine and Auto Repair Shop All types of auto brakes scientifically adjusted and equalized by use of mod- ern Electric Equipment. No guess work. ALL KINDS OF MACHINE AND AUTO REPAIRING EDWARDS’ Purity Grocery A HOME OWNED STORE DR. H. J. WHELAN DENTIST Inspected Meats We sell only the best MEATS At lowest prices SANTIAM MARKET JONE’S FEED STORE BUY YOUR FEED HERE AND SAVE MONEY Dan Lee’s Bargain Store NEW AND USED FURNITURE Priced so you can buy OUR ADVERTISERS ARE THE BACKBONE OF THIS PUBLICATION . •� - jg JC'jj ;«iV -■ - •—.J 3fc j : jC' J6i -' til - jj - . '-. ______-v --‘-L-w. h JrSgg BgaSBg 5 - IMP jcp.- E L “ -l Hj? •- bi£z9 - WSL r iHiifc r ..- % . f c i i ' . EBfev j, -c;W-.-5r. _- w ■ . 'tir mg - - ■ j . o-. 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