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

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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.

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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.

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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.