St Marys High School - La Maria Yearbook (Huber, OR)

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EA MARIA Page Eleven Seniors Louis P. Nvssnx Motto: Ad Astra Per Aspera La Maria Staff . ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,, ' 35, '36 Dramatics ,. ,,..,, .,,, , '35, '36 Sodality Secretary ,,,,,, ,,,,,, . . .'36 S. M. Club , ,. ,, ,A., .. . .. '35, '36 Class Secretary ,,,,, ,,,, ,,,,,,,, ' 3 6 Football ,,.,.,,,,,,., .. .,,,, ,,,,, ' 36 Basketball .... ,,,,,, '35, '36 Track ,,,,,,,, .. ,,,, '35, '36 WVILLIAM ONDLER Motto: Onward S. M. Club ,,,,,, ....., YY,ttt,,,,,,tt, ,...., ' 3 6 Football ,,,,,,,,t.., .... ,tt,Y,,tt, ,.,.. ' 3 6 ' Basketball ,ttt, .,.., ' 36 Baseball ,,,,,, ,... ' 36 CHAPMAN XV, 'THAYER Motto: Upward and Onward Dramatlcs ,,,,,, ....., vYt,,,,t . .......YYYYYVV..V ' . , Choir . .,.,Y ttt,,., ..VV . . , 36 36 Glee Club ,,,,,,. YY,,. 3 6 JESSE F. WVEBB Motto: Paratus Student Body President ,........... '36 Sodality President ........... ..... 3 6 Class President .......... ......... ' 35, '36 La Maria Staff ..... .. ...... '35, '36 Sodality Secretary , ., '35 Dramatics .. .. '33, '34, '35, '36 S. M. Club .... ...'33, '34, '35, '36 Football L-. , .. . .......... '34, '35, '36 Track ........ . . . ...... . '35, '36 Baseball .... ...... .. . '33, '34, '35 Basketball ,... '33, '34, '35, '36 Football Captain .... ..................... ' 36

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Page Ten LA MARIA cemliors JACK H. BEQHARD Motto: Do or Die . LAWRENCE A. DALEY Cheer Leader ,, Football ,,,,,,,,,, Basketball , RAYMOND -I. HALL IDONALD lXICELl.lCO'l l' , Motto: Desipere in Loco Lu Maria Staff ,,,,,, ,. ,. Glee Club ,, La Maria Staff ,.,,.,, ,, 35 Dramatics ,,... '33, '34, '35 Sodality Treasurer , ,, .. Choir .. LL,, , ,,,,,,,,,,,, '33, '34, '35 S. M. Club ....,,,,,,,,,,,, '33, '34, '35 Glee Club ,,,, ,, ,,,,,,,,, Football ...,,,,,,,,.,...... '33, '34, '35 Baseball ....,l,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Baseball Manager ,,,,, , ,,,,,,,,,,,, , Track Manager L ,,,,,,,,, , Basketball Manager ,,,,, Student Body Vice-President ,, ' Class Treasurer , ,,,.. . ,,,,,, , ' S. M, Club ,,,, ..,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, ' La Maria Staff ,, , X35 Sodality Vice-President , Dramatics , .....,.. ,'35 S. M. Club , ,,,...,,,.,,,. ,'35 Class Vice-President , Choir , ,,,,,,,,, ,, ., '33, '35, Basketball ,,,,, ,,,,,, , ,, ,, '35 Baseball ,,,,, ,, ,,,,...., '33, '33 Football , ,, ...... ., Football Manaler ,,,,, ,,,,,, Basketball Captain .. ,,,, ,, Chou' ,,., ...,.,,..........,..,.,,....... , . 36 36 36 36 36 35 36 34 36 36 36 Motto: I will fight a good fight 36 36 36 36 36 3 .r Motto: He Conquers WVho Prepares 36 36 36 36 36 36 36 36 33 36 36 36 36 36

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Page Twclsn. LA MARIA Class Prophesy lt was in lllay. 1955. Tired and worn from my office duties l sat with my family and perused my evening mail. One letter was from Oregon. It was an invitation to the graduation exercises at St. Mary's, my old Alma Mater. lm- mediately l hastened plans to at- tend. A few days later I was walking down the long corridor of the ad- ministration, and imagine my sur- yrisel -lust ahead of me was a U. S. Navy man. How familar l thought was that stride. Surely l have seen him some place! Upon accosting him I recognized my old class mate -lack Bechard. Upon leaving school Jack had entered the navy and had centered all his ef- forts on a career with Uncle Samls hluejackets. Ah yes! Promotion had been his. Starting out as a common sailor, swabbing the low- er decks of one of our giant battle- ships, he had been promoted to the upper decks, still. however, swab- hing. As -lack and l were reminiscing over old days, a corpulent, rolly polly person could be seen on the campus, Around him were sev- eral students, listening with awe to the fabled stories of the past. Our old school mate and friend Jesse lVebb. just as handsome as ever except the fact that he carried much more weight. lVebb had made a name for himself in the political game as senator in Ore- gon. We decided to view the gym-- nasium. The same building, with a few changes, quickly brought our thoughts to the days when we don- ned the blue and gold colors in honor of St. llfIary's. Two big, powerful behemoths were standing in the middle of the gym. They seemed to recognize us. Lo and be- hold, Daley and Ondler. They had spent their days in the Imperial Valley and now were famous fruit barons. VVe all joined together and de- cided to round up the remaining four grads of '37. lVe found Chappie Thayer near Christie Cot- tage. Perk and neat was Chappy. No changes, with the exception that years took their toll on his wrinkled brow. Thayer was an author and had just hit with a sensational story. Away VVith the Breeze , Thayer was in earnest quest of lllcElligott to collect a six bit debt, long over due. Don- ald was in the study hall. From a thin light lad Donald had de- veloped into a swarthy old gent with a big Coram Vobis. As a candidate for governor of Oregon ll'IcElligott cut quite a political figure. He was strongly backed by the sheep herders of Eastern Oregon, Ray Hall too was among us now. Ray was coach of the Alo- ha-Huber grade school. He has tried in vain to eke out a win over the Saints, still coached by the be- whiskered Kijowski. VVe have now encountered seven of our class. The eighth member has remained a mystery. However not much of a change has occurred in him, and less, can be said by the author of this prophesy, Louis Nyssen.