Newberg High School - Chehalem Yearbook (Newberg, OR)

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Class Flower. . . ......,.......,..... Red Rose Class Color .,... . , . . .Silver-Gray and Coral Class Motto ..,... .,,. ' AFind a way or make one IIENRY THOMAS .,., ......,.... V ice President CORA COURTNEY .... ...... S ecretary-Treasurer WALTER COLE ....... .... C ouncil Member lVlARGARE'l' MCVEY ................ ...,......, P resident Miss ANDERSON ..................,............. Faculty Advisor Freshman Class Histor MQMM hen school started, October 4, seventy nine Freshmen I appeared on the scene all very quiet but inwardly rather ggi 'ma l. Th- f lassm n ' ' hcl c uit l fr but W sm SN! , san e upper c .. e appeare 1 e ar5e e .4 on A forgot our fear. At the end ofthe semester we lost twenty- E2 ' nine of our honorable members, but that was alright because Q J mthirty-five new ones began on February 14. We have done our share in all things and can boast of two basketball, three baseball, and five football men this year. We also adopted three Armenian children. Were not so slow, so watch us. M. M. '24 TWENTY-FIVE

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Smith-Hughes Agriculture Dept. HE SNUTH-HUGHES agriculture department was put into operation at the Newberg High School beginning -7 Q October 4, 1919, with Mr. Oliver F. Kilham installed ' as Director. The first registration consisted of some eight students, , C9 and the first year of its existence the department gave two courses, one in Farm Animals, and one in Farm Field Crops. The second year indicated an initial registration including that ol' the second semester of titty-seven desirous of taking agriculture with the addi- tion of Horticulture as a third course. A Thirty-four of this numlmer registered for regular class-room plus home project workg while the other twenty-three had a desire for home project work only. The actual permanent registration has not dropped lower than an even fifty, to the close of the year. Certainly this is most encouraging to the local School Board members, and is proof of their good judgment in co-operating with the Oregon State Board for Vocational Education, and thru the State Board, with the Federal Board for Vocational Educationa, to give Smith-Hughes agri- culture a place in the Newberg High School curriculum. O. F. K. TWENTY'5IX