Vernonia High School - Memolog Yearbook (Vernonia, OR)

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' ,, . ' - 'X fx 'X 'X W .,-6 71 '2 '- M. I f' ,, E 1 3, Q K aus 311111, In i ,-f '1 sa . ng fr t ' s.J -71 -A - ,ezsn --, , ,wifi By These Words They Shall Be Re emhered ANNA AAMODT-True effort will always be rewarded. PHYLLIS NELSON-Keep your attention on today, for tomorrow never comes. NORA SIEDELMAN-Never say you cannot do a thing until you have tried. DONALD HODGES-It's the steady pace that wins the race. CLARENCE WARDLE-Be courteous and kind. JAMES CURRIE-A man that can smile when he loses is a credit to his school. GILBERT BERGERSON-A smiling face and a kind word are great assets in life. WARD GOODING-Work will conquer difficulties. LOUISE SIMMONS-Keep in step with the time lest you stumble and fall. NORMAN GREEN-If it is good enough to take your time, it is worth the best that you can give it. MORRIS BENNETT-Let a smile be your umbrella on a rainy day. RUTH CARMICHAEL--Perseverance and hope will lead you to your goal. ALLEN RAY-Let perfection be your daily guide. IDA MAE HAWKINS-A house founded on truth is never shaken. DOROTHY WALLACE-Every smile brings many true and faithful friends-just try. EDNA STRONG-Sinccrity and dignity lie within your grasp. EDWARD ROLES-Do it, then rest satisfied. MYRNA POYNTER-A flower soon dies and is gone, but an unkind word lingers on. SHELBY COOK-A man must be judged on his ability to solve problems. HELEN HIEBER-Sincerity is the basis of truth. RALPH PECK-Why worry about tomorrow? You still have today, make the most of it. DALE McDANIEL-Whatsoever you do, do it well. VELDON PARKER-To give your best is none too much. Page Fifteen

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,ft 'A FXQXX , 'X 'X -f-5- 0:7 NW- g 1 ' 33 H A :!.-N :Z ' i iw- --Xe? ,erik .. , - - .L-afxiiug junior Class History One Autumn day in 1925 we entered V. H. S. fifty-five strong. After being initiated, we were given a party.. Through the help of Mr. W'ilkerson, our class advisor, we became fair- ly good students. We had several honor students in our Freshman year. They were: Ellen Ek, Emily Poetter, Ethel Tousley, Frances Lappe, Della Cline, Thelma Spencer, Betty Culver, and Russell Peck. In 1926, we became sophomores and had our chance to initiate the Freshmen. We elected Mr. Wilkerson for our class advisor again. Our honor students were: Ellen Ek, Ethel Tousley, Russell Peck, and Frances Lappe. Now, we are Juniors, with Mr. Wilkerson still as our class advisor. We are represented in almost every activity in school. Della Cline and Archie Adams represented us in basketball. Archie and Oliver Mellinger were football lettermen. La Velle Gosa, Della Cline, and Archie Adams are on the annual staff. Della Cline, Ethel Tousley, La Velle Gosa and Thelma Spencer are on the debate team. And our honor students this year are: Della Cline, Thelma Spencer, Betty Culver, Russell Peck, Ellen Ek, Louise Miller, and Frances Lappe. April twentieth we presented our class play, Smile, Rodney, Smile, which was a great success. Our Junior 'prom proved to be one of the best ever given in V. H. S. We are now eagerly' looking forward to the same time when we will be seniors and when we can do more and better things for our school. Page Seventeen