Union High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Union, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 66 of the 1937 volume:

f O K W O ft D In this annual we have endeavored to record the important events i:i the school life of 1936-37 Tfe hope that the school colors and the mascot will remind all of the spirit and loyalty of the scudents of Union High School through the years. •I K J s' k ?) U7 j Mlj £T£ £ M HUNDRED AMD THIRTY S £ V £N PUBLISHED BY THE STUDENTS OF UNION HIGH SCHOOL THE STAFF ' Vanoe Tcrrall ............................. Editor Stellina Hall...............................Ass’t. Editor Yvonne Spears ............................... Bus. Manager James Bell.......................Ass't. Bus. LIgr. Helen Davis ..................................Art Editor Jerald Busick ....................... Picture Mgr. Hiss Verna Sly . , . Hr. J. W. Ki4 ............................Advisors Junior Class............................Production To MR. J. W. BAXTER whose years of faithful service In Union High School have been of such value to the students and to the community, we, the Junior class, dedicate this annual of nineteen hundred and thirty-seven. Vera Sirrine Miss Elza Kohlhagen Mr. J. W. Baxter, Jr, Mr. E. J. Gleason Mr. Al Weinel, Jr. Mr. J. W King Joe H. Adkins Lilia Mulverhill Kenton Beverage Carmen Cockrell Agnes Alexander Clifton Edwards Doris Orton Glen Horde Opal Barnhart Delbert Irvin Marjorie Alexander Bob Van Housen Reta Burford Thomas Kinsey Leora Titus John Sager Allen Kohler Betty Stien Monte Reynolds Eiou ise Cobb Isabel Withycombe Marie Miller Harry Claterbos Vera Sirrine Jessie Givens Jo Ann Burrell SENIOR CLASS Class Officers Marvin Smith . John Sc.gor . . Leila Liulvihill Rota Burford . . . President Vice President . . Socrctc.ry , . . Trcc.suror Class Colors—Red and khitc Class Flower—Rod Rose Buds Class Motto—Wo set sail tonight, where do we anchor? Class Roll La Vaughn Burford James MacDonald Konton Beverage Joe Ann Burrell Carmen Cockrell Clifton Edwards Dclhort Irvin Esther Halsey Jesse Givens Allan Kohler Marie Miller Buster Ilempe Elouise Ceb’o Doris Orton Glenn Hord Marjorie Alexander Isabel Vithycombe Harry Clatorbos Agnes Alexander Bob Van Houson Monte Reynolds Eduard Hudson Opal Barnhart Verda Morris Vernon Sayre Bettie Stein Bonnell York Vera Sirrino Joo Adkins JUi-IICR CLASS Class Officers Keith Kohler . Vance Terrall Stollina Hall Ethel Kajikaau . . Prcaidont ■Vice President , . . Secretary , . . Treasurer Class Roll Bill Jones Estol Posey Erne st Smith Robert Matts Eduard Griggs Lessie Givens Doris Raymond Darrell Irvin Virginia Hill Atholl Meldrum Gordon Geertson Earl Gullickson Lillian McClure Norma Cox James Bell Helen Davis Jim Jennings Ellen Cosner Yvonne Spears Donald Tarter Jerald Busick Claude Herbert Warren Wilkinson Donna Clair Gale Alice Ensminger sophomore cuss Clas3 Officers Pre n.ldin Terrell ......................................President Virginia Ando r son Tod Ufon Betty Rao MacDonald Patricia Aston Hoil Webb Dcrrill Hartley Charles Castor Robert Wells Mary Hutchinson Elgin Childers Bornioc Wilde Josephine Ilill Hoadc Ballard Robert Rodcs Melba Johansen Reggio Gipson Emil Hulvchill Bernice Kinsey Jeve 11 Bromic Virginia Sager Johnny Haynes Gordon Coles Heal Van Houson Dale Kornegay Marvin Fagor Floyd Vanerder Albert Fe.gcr Ilorma En.dn Douglas iloldrum Jimmie Hempo Jim Stearns J mes Withycombo Herbert Hoyt Vera Allen Erl:no IlcClcllan Maxine Irons David Baun Dorthca Parsons Doris Cosnor Don Gerard Ernestine Stratton Bob Ledridg Loo Hansen Lulumac Wiglos rorth FilESHHEIT CUSS Class Officers Ella Ilayter Dona Ackley ............................................... President Dralccford York ....................................Vice President Ehnnan Davis .............................................. Treasurer Ken;.oth Hills..............................................Secretary Carl Schlichtig.....................................Sargent, at Arms Class Poll Harcclo Alexander Jane Shavr Willma Hutohinsen Betty Jo Crabtree Iris Taylcr Jeanne Claterbos Barbara Ccunscll Bill Vaughn Marjorie Jackson Audrey Andorson Melvin Smith LaVerno McCouloy Donald Edvnlson Marie Wright Glendale Ilctcalf Clinton Cosner Cherry Davis Gor.cvio Hartloy Juanita Cheney Joan Richards Charles Holcomb Bob Applogatc Noel Rttbinson Thelma Uciinstor Betty Jo Bell T.'arron Rogers Thelma IloClurc Marjorie Cobb Louis Shelton Dennis Puller Lorono DeVore Y.'arron Sirrinc Shirlcc Galle Maxine Fields Leona Stonedahl Eennoth Heyto Ed'. ard Bates Charles bright Levis Ingram Ada Edvalson Clifford Turners Ailoon Irons James Dean Lois Joan Thompson Beverly Lay Don Kinsey It.rvin Wiglcsvorth Alfred Hash SENIOR CLASS WILL 17c tho senior class of Union High School, do will and boquoath our prompt class attendance to tho frcsluion; to the sophomores wo vd.ll all the gum under tho desk tops; to tho juniors we vdll the rmsh-roo:.is • I, Joe Adkins, do will and boquoath ny sweet disposition to Hiss Kohlhagon. I, La Vaughn Burford, do 17111 and bequeath ny position as student body secretary to whom it nay concern. I, Harry Claterbos, do vdll and bequeath ny ovmcrship of this school to Keith Kohler. I, Vernon Sr.jrc, do will and bequeath ny way vdth tho fair sox to Gordon Coles. I, Esther Halsey, do vdll and bequeath the hives to Mary Hutchinson. I, Lcora Titus, do will and bequeath ny scrrcll horse to Hiss Connolly. I, Vera Sirrino, do vdll and bequeath a tenpor to baric Aright. I, Marie Hiller, do vdll and boquoath ny blushing ability to Chorry Davis. I, Joe Ann Burrcl-l, do vdll and bequeath ny curly hair to Jean Ann Richards. I, Elouisc Cobb, do vdll and bequeath ny Sylvan to Lcronc Devore. I, Euiu.io Reynolds, do vdll and boquoath ny presidency of the Student Body to Jorald Busick. I, Doris Orton, do vdll and boquoath ny height to Bob Wells. I, Marjorie Alexander, do vdll and bequeath a conb to Betty Rao MacDonald. ( I, Agnoss ...loxander, do vdll and bequeath a jar of cold cream to : clba Johansen. I, Rota Burford, do vdll and bequeath ::iy old boy friend to Barbara Counscll. I, Carmen Cockrell, do vdll and bequeath ny place in tho manual training department to JewelJ Browne. I, Opal Barnhart, do will and bequeath ray rosy chocks to Lois Jean Tompson. I, Clifton Edwards, do will and bequeath ny southern accent to Ellen Cosner. I, Bcttic Stein, do will and bequeath ny ink slinging ability to Kayo Irvin. I, Konton Beverage, do will and bequeath ny curly hair to David Baun. I, Jesse Givons, do will and bequeath r.iy s]coping sickness to Vance Terrall. I, Donnell York, do will and bequeath my hair triggor brain to Don Gorard. I, Isabol ..'ithjyconbc, do will and bequeath ny ability to do chomistry to V eincl. I, Allan Kohler, do will and bequoath my social standing to litrvin Fager. I, Bustor Honpe, do vri.ll and bequeath my brilliant mind to Yvonne Spoars. I, Glenn Ilord, do will and bequoath ny ability to study to Kanino Irons. I, John Sagor, do will and bequeath ray romanticism to Chink Castor. I, Leila I.Iulvohill, do v.rill and bequeath my shorthand ability to Doin'a Clair Gale. I, .arvin Smith, do will and bequeath quietness to Norma Erwin. I, Bob Van. Ilouson, do irill and bequoath ray girlish form to Carl Schlitztig. I, Delbert Irvin, do will and bequoath ray love em and leavo •era ability to -.tholl lioldrun, I, Tom. Kinsey, do will and bequeath ray brown eyes to Doris ur.yraond. ’Vitnosscs : And the Senior Class None rJ r SENIOR. V) 1 ' c 1 I ) —' 1 r J iHb Name Nick-name Weakness Sang La Vaughn Bv.rford Sally Salt Lake There1s Something About a Soldier Opal Barnhart Okie High Valley Your re Way Up Thar•, I’m Way Down liar1 Carmen Cockrell Sis Portland Lady Esther’s Serenade Glenn Hord Savage Dancing Little Brown Jug Vora Sirrine Whifflepuss Chocolate cake H root beer Blue Danube Esther Halsey N't tie Eating One Alone Elouise Cobb Cobbie Sylvan Good Night My Love Clifton Edwards Lose Women Girl Shy llarvin Smith Senator Loaf of bread Yes, T e Have Ko Bananas Bob Van Housen Cowboy Baker Show He The Why To Go Homo Joe Adkins Honey Hamburgers Organ-grinder’s Swing Agnes Alexander Agony La Grande I’m not Drunk but I’ve been Drinkin’ Marjorie Alexander liargy Cosmetics Pop Eye Rota Burford Tick Lee I’m Hot the Kind of a Girl for a Boy Like You Kenton Beverage K. B. Ice Cream CU’.ple in the Moonlight Mane hick-name La Vaughn Durford Sally Opal Barnhart Okie Carmen Cockrell Sis Glenn Hord Savage V 3ra Sirrine TVhifflepuss Esther Halsey Ettie Elouise Cobb Cobbie Clifton Edwards lose Harvin Smith Senator Bob Van Hov.sen Cowboy Joe Adkins Honey Agnes Alexander Agony Uarjorie Alexander riargy Beta Burford Tick Kenton Beverage K. B. T eakness Salt Lake There’s Somethin About a Soldier High Valley Your're Lay Up Thar’, I’m Way Do ai liar' Portland Lady Esther’s Serenade Dancing Little Brovai Jug Chocolate cake i: root beer Blue Danube Eating One Alone Sylvan Good Night iiy Love L'or.ien Girl Shy Loaf of bread Yes, He Have No Bananas Baker Show He The Lay To Go Homo Hamburgers Organ-grinder’s Swing La Grande I’m not Drunk but I've been Drinkin' Cosmetics Pop Eye Lee I'm Not the Kind of a Girl for a Boy Like You Ice Crea+i Cfaaple in the lioonlight Name £NIOft Statis TICS Nano Hick-nonc Weakness Song Vernon Sr.yro Iszio Botty Jo I’ll Alv nys Be In Love vdth You Jo Ann Burrell Chubbio Jesse Trust in Ua Lccra Titus Blondio Horse Back Riding Boots and Saddles Isabel Yfythc combo Izzio Behaving Tah Rah Rr.h Boom Do Ay Bonncll York Yorkio Bookkeeping School Days Leila liulvohill Sno oleums Soda Jerking Did I Remember Doris Orton Toby Gossip Hake Believe Josso Givens Josephine To Graduate I’ve Got Plenty of nothing Allan Kohler Quack Competition About a Quarter of Kino Delbert Irvin Dob C-in Tho Lady in Red Ilonto Reynolds 3unnio There’s Our Inlc Como to Ho Liy melancholy Baby Harry Claterbos Clattorbottom Radiator Caps lir.lking My Baby Back Home Buster Hempo Bus Car Rides You Gotta Xnov; Herr to Lovo Thoms Kinsey Tom La Grande C-ood Night My Love Mario Hiller Pinky Griping Tfhon liy Dream Boat Comos Homo John Sager Sager TS histling I Ain’t Got No Uso For the L'amon Betty Stein Poochy Boys Serenade in the The class of 1937 boasts of an astrologist, La Vaughn Burford. She turns tc the stars to give us a glimpse of this class in 1950. Can that bo Opal Barnhart that we sco in a little house in High Valley? And is sho happy! Carmen Cockrell is a singer in tho metropolitan Opera House; at her side wo soc a small shadow—it is Glenn Hord. In gay Puree we enter a famous opera house. There we soc Vera Sirrino and Esthor Halsoy, somewhat changed but still singing. Can this bo Eloniso Cobb? A missionary in the African YfildsJ At least one member in this class has chosen a suitable occupation, Clifton Edwards runs the column Advice to tho Lovelorn. Strolling down Broadway with top-hut and tails we sco Karvin Smith, ho is running for senator of M. Y. against Bob Van Housen, Joe Adkins is riding a horse and singing I'm an Old Cow-hand . On a hillside we sco Harry Clatorbos hording sheep, through his six months' growth of i hiskers he is iiardly recognizable. The toast of Eroadway is Kenton Beverage, a millionaire playboy, follo’. ing haric miller, 1950's gold-digger. Agnes Aloxondor is a famous doctor ..-ith iiarjorio ns her dietician; Ret Burford designs their uniforms. Our great screen actors arc Bustor Hompo and Vernon Sayre, the Clark Gable and Robert Taylor of 1950. lionto Reynolds is the favorite rider in tho Kentucky Derby. Deris Orton is going to Hollywood to marry David Bartholomon. Loila Idulvihill and Ton Kinsoy are running a night club, and Bonncll is tho solo dancer; Edward Hudson is thd orchestra leader. In a most popular school vrc sco Lcora Titus as tho horseback riding instructor. Isabcll V.lthyconbo is the chemistry professor. John Sager is a crooner on the radio—wooing women into faints. Bcttic Stein has been admitted to the bar. Do you think she will bo president someday? Allan Kohler raid Jim I a. c Dona Id arc truck drivers! Dolbcrt Irvin is a Bug-Catcher . Imagine Dob in knee pants. Jossc Givens is coaching at Notre Done; Joe Ann Burrell still has on cyo for the football heroes. r'T? •vJ i • . V •. I FOOTBALL The football team enjoyed, one of the most successful seasons in the history of football at Union High School. After a slow start taking defeat from Mac High and Baker, the term started developing a very deceptive type of play, and completed the season without another loss Union rose to its supreme height, ending the season by defeating the strong Pendleton teen 19 to 0«, Union's final standing in the luo I contain League was third place. The two early season defeats were responsible fer this standing, but many a fan and admirer considered Union the smoothest, cleverest team in the league. Those players receiving letters were: Edward Hudson E James MacDonald Q Jesse Givers E Jerald Busick Q Delbert Irvin T Keith Kohler HB Harry Claterbos T Darrell Irvin HB Clifton Edwards G Vernon Sayre E Buster Ecmpc G Meade Ballard C Carl Moulton C Bob Ledridge G Bill Cambill HB Gordon Coles G Allan Kohler FB Johnnie Haynes Mgr Games Played Opponent We Lac High 6 19 Baker 0 14 Halfway 12 7 Enterprise 13 6 Joseph 28 0 Wallowa. 53 6 La Grande 7 7 Pendleton 19 138 0 “59 1 r - Jv L J Or i i After completing a very successful scrsen in basketball, tying La Grande for the county championship, the Union Bobcats mot defeat in tho first two g-mes of the Eastern Oregon Tournament. The term was one of the best developed ; t Union in several years, winning 13 out of 13 games playod. Jesse Givens v r.s high point man of tho squad; Allan Kohlor received tho Hess trophy as tho host Valuable Ann , and Keith Kohler v r.s awarded a belt buckle by the coach for shooting tho largest pcrccnta0c of foul shots. Tho entire term pl .yod fine be.11 and v crc considered one of the best teams in this section. The flayers receiving letters v crc David Baum F Harry Clatcrbcs C Vernon Sayro C Gordon Goertsen F Jesse Givens F Jerald Busiclc G Allan Kohler G Darroll Irvin F Koith Kohler G Carl Iloultca G Louis Shelton, mgr. Opponent He ah.eZ Inblcr 2-1 11 Enterprise 22 20 North Powder 24 14 alccr 26 28 Cove 32 26 La Grande 17 13 Elgin 2 j 21 Haines 48 8 Enterprise 43 28 Elgin 49 14 North Powder 53 20 Cove 29 20 La Grande 27 49 Imblor 29 8 Baker 18 22 YJhllov n 46 20 Vale 22 27 Ontario 16 25 553' 374 The track team. coached by Hr. Gleason, consisted of the following w boys: T licrris West Vernon Sayre Bob Van Houson Bob Wells Keith Kohler Glenn Herd Ilonte Reynolds David Baun Jcsso Givens On April 24 the track toon participated, in a six-school track meet which was hold at Pendleton. Pendleton won the ncet carrying off 68 points; Union was 5th. Bob Van II ousen threw the discus 101 3 4 feet and tool: first place in that event. Vernon Sayre wen fifth in the discus and Bob Y.'olls placed fifth in the 100 yard high hurdles. Track nccts were held at La Grande and Union after this publication. The baseball tcan is new in the league, so interest in the sport has to bo developed. The boys like the gone and try hard, but lack experience. A stronger toon is expected next yoa.r. The players are: Johnny Haynes Jesse Givens Joe Adkins Harry Claterbos Carl Houlton Clifton Edwards Bob Van Housen Ehmon Davis Dorrill Hartley Janos Dean Darrell Irvin Vernon Sayre Louis Shelton Clifford Tumor Gordon Goortsen Gordon Coles acted as manager. Tho team was coached by Mr. Wcinol. • . • 4 • • • i 9 LETT£KjV1£M‘S The lotter..ion s club wcis organized to pronote athletics of all kinds. The officers were: Harry Claterbos, president; Allan Kohler, vice president; iJarvin Smith, secretary and treasurer; Delbert Irvin, Editor. . Tho financial undertakings v erc: sale of hot do s at txie unions La Grande football sane; football notion picture; sale of hot dogs and coffee at a sncker; sale of U-Ki booster pins; shoe shine day. Two social noctings wore enjoyed at the hones of Harry Clator-bos and Gordon Gecrtsen, and a weenie roast up Catherine creel.. 1 ith the nenoy raised tho lettemon purchased basketball suits for tho grade school toon, sweaters and enblcns for the yell leaders, and to the high school they nado a donation of $35 for paynent on tho notion picturo machine. The hone economics girls of Union organized a club under the supervision of Hiss Kohlhagen. Tho officers tferej president, B ernicc Lildc; vico president, Virginia Sager; secrotary, Patricia Aston; press reporter, Jeanne Clatcrbos; treasurer, Audrey Anderson historian, Ada Edvnlson; song leader. Derm Ackley; pianist, aclba Johansen. •“ Tho first project of the year was a banquet for eho School Mastors of Union Comity. Tho nonoy oarned was used for redecorating tho hone economics roan. The girls studied c.iild care and xinishod by gilding a Christ:ins party for tho first grade. February 25, the girls propared and served a banquet givon by tho F.F.A. boys for thoir parents. The most outstanding project of tho year was tho eastern Oregon District Homo Economics mooting at which the Union girls were hostesses. One hundred girls and advisors wero presort. This year tho F. F. A. under the leadership of the following officers and advisers, accomplished many things and sot a record to bo proud of. Jones Bell, presidont; Joe Adkins, vice president; Keith Kohler, secretary; Ton Kinsey, treasurer; Darrell Irvin, reporter; Joe Jarvis and Ed Axtel, advisors. Tho F. F. A. put on four smokers; a parent and son banquet; ccnductod a chapter elimination public speaking contest; organized an Ag Coop.; put up community exhibit at Grange Fair; entered judging team in Union shew. La Grande show, and P.I.L.n.; attcnacu the stato convention; conducted programs before Commercial Club; took 200 foot of 8 nr:, motion picture. Also 100 was raised tc send a delegate to tho national Convention in Kansas City next fall. Drc.nr.tics hr.d a very successful start with a one act play contest Hovenber 24 and 25. A vote of the audiance placed then in the folloidng order. The sophomores gave Elner with the following cast: Carl lioulton, Virginia Sager, Ella Hayter, Bernice Wilde, Uary Hutchinson Vera Allen, David Bnun, Lulunae Vdglesworth, Lleade Ballard. The freshnen gave At the Strobe of Twelve with this cast: Charles Holconb, Jeanne Claterbos, Ada Edvalson, Audrey Anderson, Jean Ann Richards. The seniors presented A llessage fron Khufu .. The cast was: John Sager, Vernon Sayro, Glonn Hord, Burmie Reynolds. The juniors presented A Watch, A Wallet, and a Jaolc of Spades’.1 The characters were: Helen Davis, Alice Ensninger, Donna Clair Gale, Yvonne Spears, Home. Co::, Darrell Irvin, Vance Tcrrall, Keith Kohler. The Junior class presented a three act, royalty play iiarch 12 and 13. The characters were as follows: Phillip Lansdale . . Ellen Lansdale . . . Hiss Deborah Lansdale Hiss Griswold . . . Bee Bardin ......... Bob Scott .......... Dr. Scott .......... Libby .............. Hiss Eettie Quiok Aunt Abbie Green . . Gordon Geertsen Donna Clair Gale . . Helen Davis . Doris Ra.yuond . Yvonne Spears . Jerald Busick . Vance Terrall . Stollina Hall . . . Horna Cox . Virginia Hill The Senior Class’s presentation was a three act play i.istake At the Slakes , the Cast was composed of the following: Garry Blake......... Ton Blake .......... L!rs. Perkins . . . . Herman Carter . . . Ducky Lucky Larson Roberta Sins . . . . Billikins Larson . Ike................. Hike................ jlrs. Pinkie . . . . A nurse ...... iirs. Grcengas . . . . . Glenn Ilord Bunnie Reynolds . Vera Sirrine . Vernon Sayre . .Leora Titus . Bottic Stein . Llarvin Smith Bob Vv. Houccn . . Tom. Kinsey ..Carmen Ccc’e el . Doris Orton Leila Hulvehil • • • Tho main project of the gloo clubs for this your was a two act operetta, And It Rained , presented April 20. This production ras a decided success, w The cast was accompanied by a:: orchestra coapased of: Vivian Caaaon, piano; Grace Scully, clariont; IIrs. Don Covey, saxaohone; Mr. Don Covey, cornet; and Ed Castor, percussions. The cast -,as as follows: Mary Hutchinson, Carl Moulton, Gordon Geertsen, T.'illna Hutchinson, Vera Sirrine, Esther Halsey, Marvin Saith, David Baua, Gordon Coles, Reggie Gipson, and warren Rogers The singing chorus vas; Virginia Anderson, Doris Orton, Carl Schlichtig, Bernice Milde, Thelaa i cHaster, Beverly Lay, Marjorie Jackson, Niola .Aiderson, '.nrie Hiller, lloraa Erwin, Donna ..ckley, Uelba Johansen, Hoade Ballard, John Sager, and Louis Shelton, The dancers .,cre: Lillian McClure, Donna Clair Gale, Doris Orton, Betty Stein, Deris Raymond, Bernice w'ilde, Virginia imderson Lossie Givens, Jco AdldLno, Mary Hutchinson, Virginia Sager, Eetty Rae MacDonald, i elba Johansen, Jean nn Richards, and Carl Moulton. The production staff '.ras: J, Baxter, Jr. and ..iss Dorothy Connolly, directors; Charles Castor, stage manager; Josephine Hill, prompter. 7 HE BAND The Union high school band, in the process of growth and development, has made rapid progress this year. Host of the tine has beer, spent in training betinners who -.dll in tine fora the nucleus of a fine musical organisation representative of Union schools. All of this year's beginners are underclassmen or grade pupils. The bank made several appearances this year, and plans to take part in many mere activities next ye-r, Personnel: Clarinets—Dick Lodridgc, Iary Hutohinsen, 7 ilbur ..ston, Dclly Hartley, Darrill Hartley. Trumpets—Leo Hansen, Kenneth ..ills .Vtholl Meldrun, David Johansen, Jean Ledridge, Billy Schuck, Janos Aithyoonbo. Saxe, phone—Charles Holcomb, Richard Baum, Fjcyd Van Order. Trombone—Douglas . .eldrun, Chad --cDonald, .Irs. Covey. Baritone—..lfrod lash, Calvin. Hash. Bass—Marvin Tartar. ..lto horns— Beverly Lay, Harold Hall, '. alter Tartar, Genevieve Hartley. Drums— David Baum, Bobby Baum, Frank Orton, Roman ..icks. Diroctor—Mr. Covoy GIRLS LEAGUE Tho Girls' League was undor tho leadership of the following officers: Opal Barnhart—presidont, Mario Hiller—vice president and Doris Ortcn— secretary, A delegation of girls attended tho annual Girls' League Conference -..-hioh was held at Baker this year. The girls' rest room was redecorated. A series of travel talks were givon during the your. 9 t • • % Jj K 4 '— the —- FOLLOWING FIR! IS AND INDIVIDUALS HAVE HADE THIS ANNUAL POSSIBLE, LET US 311017 CUR APPRECIATION BY PATRONIZING THEN. 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