North Marion High School - Husky Yearbook (Aurora, OR)

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ADOIINIIFRA IION

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I l To the students of North lhrion: A distinguished person in California recently said, 'The Les Angeles River is the most beautkul river in the world. He explained that to understand its real splen- dor, one must not look in the dry bed of the exhaust d e stream,strewn with debris deposited by occasional floods, but t th o e community that the river serves. It is in the orchards, the flowers, and the foliage to whichtherhmr has yielded its life-giving waters, that one finds the I invite all charm and glory of the stream. In this way we must evaluate the student body of North Marion Union High School. I have confidence in the students of North Marion. I have evidence of their h os- pitality, their eagerness to help, and their sincere de- votion to th b t id e es eals and interests of North Marlon life. The real worth of North lar1on's students will be found in their future contribution to the civic spirit- ual, and material the state and the Union High School school. It is in attain its ideals it serves. development of the schoolphecommunitg nation. The success of North Marion graduates IDI bring honor bach to their this way that the school may hope to of its usefulness to the students that students to share in the standards df character and achievements that the people of the school district and the Board of Education desire for their new school. I have confidence that as alumni our students will prove their true worth to the com unity by their devotion to the ideals of their Alma Mater. .jf