Vernonia High School - Memolog Yearbook (Vernonia, OR)

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Graduation Graduation! What a lot that one word means. Consummation of four years of work and dreams, hour years filled with struggles, hopes, and failures, too, Four years of looking forward With a will to dare and do. Graduation! It means much to parents, too, Justification of their faith in me and you. They stood behind us always, loyal, steadfast, true! And we’ll share with them the credit; They deserve it as their due. Graduation! Joy, it thrills us to the core; Exultation in achievement of the things we worked so for. And the pri;e is worth the effort, for we have reached the goal, And the satisfaction gained therefrom Goes deep into the soul. Graduation! It will be in years to come A foundation to base our very lives upon, And we shall keep on—nobly, tho our high school days are done, For graduation is commencement, And our work has just begun. —Dorothy Carmichael. CLASS I LOWER Salmon Rosebuds CLASS COLORS Apple Green and Silver CLASS MOTTO “Deserve Success, and You Shall Command It NOVEMBER 2—LOST FOOTBALL GAME TO SCAPPOOSE Pag Fourt en

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Dwight c prong uti fully Studious Honor Roll. 2; Class Secretary and Treasurer. 4: Class Plays, 3-4; Timber Line Staff. 4. CATHERINE TTOFFMAN onstantly - elping Student Body Vice-President. 3; Class President. 1-3: Student Body Treasurer. 4: Timber Line Editor, 2; Honor Roll. I-2-3-4; Class Plays. 3-4; Typing Team, 3; Annual Staff. 2-4; Senior Quartet. 4; Junior Orchestra, 3; G.A.A., 2. 1HLMA rWRRIN » illingly riendly Entered from Marshfield High; V.H.S. Shorthand Club. 4. Mildred htousley aidenly tmid Annual Staff. 3-4; Honor Roll. 2-3-4; Timber Line. 3; Senior Play. 4. ORMA ANDERSON ever ngry G.A.A.. 2-3; Honor Roll. 3; Timber Line Staff. 4; Annual Staff. 4; Senior Play. 4; Carnival Play, 4. Dorothy oalcom early beloved Entered from Forest Grove High. TTOWARD I EE Heartily Hjkeable Glee Club. I; Football. 1: Track, 3; Carnival Play. 2: Class Plays. 3-4. OCTOBER 26—LOST FOOTBALL GAME TO RAINIER Page Thirteen

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Senior Class Will WE, 1 HE SENIOR CLASS OF '30. feeling slightly bewildered after having employed ourselves diligently for four years in the mill of education, yet being of sane mind, and realizing that our work here is nearly done, do, in the year of our Lord nineteen hundred thirty, ordain our last will and testament. To Professor Wilkerson and the faculty members we solemnly bequeath our thanks and appreciation. We will to the Juniors our Senior room and trophies, and our willingness to work; to the Sophomores our brilliant records; to the I reshmen our knowledge of good behavior, our loyalty to V. H. S. and our pull with the faculty. I, Irene Anderson, do bequeath my quietness to Edna Mitcham. I. Norma Anderson, do will my literary ability to Donald Northrup. I, Dorothy Balcom, do give my curly hair to Grace Condit. I. lord Berg, do give my position as athletic manager to Everett Rundell. I, Neal Bush, do give my executive powers to Bruce Cummings. I, Dorothy Carmichael, do impart my Timber Line Bromides to Cleo Hall. I, Grace Carmichael, do leave my serious thoughts to Donald Holtham. 1, William Culver, do present my deviltry to Hannah and Gertrude Gk. 1, Alberta De Rock, do leave my place on the honor roll to Velda Mellinger. I, Alice Dubendorf, do transfer my vocal capacity to Lee Engen. I, Lois Engen, do commend my bright sayings to Joy Ball. I, Wilma Earrin, do grant my part of the Senior noise to Lawrence Jesclard. I, Morris Graves, do will my manly stature to Annie Cechmanek. I, Charlotte Green, do bestow my “Timber Line’’ experience to Marvin Porterfield. I, Leonard Hall, do bequeath my will-power to Georgia Van Doren. I, Mildred Hawkins, do impart to Ralph George my temper. I, Bodie llieber, do award my office as Senior Class president to anyone who will take it. I, Catherine Hoffman, do render my dramatic talent to Jack Christiansen. I, Dorothy Holtham, do offer my red hair to Bob Holcomb. I, Mary Laramore, do bestow upon John Kirk my keen sense of humor. I, Howard Lee, do bequeath my copious vocabulary to Mayo Pettijohn. I, Edith Mae Lindsley, do deliver my four years’ experience with foreign language to Faith Hiatt. I, Zelma New, do will my ability to talk to Verna Ray. I, Violet Phelps, do impart my modesty and good looks to Joe Magoff. I, Gwendolyn Poynter, do leave my Caesar knowledge to Richard Melis. 1, Dwight Strong, do offer my mathematical mind to Gloyd Adams and Junior Bennett. I, Dorothy Throop, do bestow my cheerfulness upon Allie Simmons. I, Mildred Tousley, do present my general knowledge and good behavior to Helen Bergerson. In witness whereof, the parties to these presents have hereunto set their hands and seals this eighteenth day of February, in the year of our Lord, 1930. Sealed and delivered in the presence of: —Neal Bush, —Norma Anderson, —Catherine Hoffman. NOVEMBER 8—SCHOOL PROGRAM Pag Fiji n