Vernonia High School - Memolog Yearbook (Vernonia, OR)

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 JUNIOR CLASS MEMORIES From a large Freshman class of sixty seven, there remained fifty students who entered the Junior class of 1937 to carry on their activities. Their capable president was Clarence Lamping; their class advisor, Wallace McCrae. The year was an eventful one for the class. They held a Junior Shine Day that v as so very successful that more than one day was given to the activity—two days v ere named Shine Lay . A candy sale was given one day at school to help raise money for the class. Each student brought candy which was sold in ten cent bags. An annual feature of school entertainment is the play given each year by the Junior class. The Jtniors gave on February 11, the comedy, Arizona Dude Ranch. The class made $06 from the production. The most important event of the Junior's year is the Prom given in honor of the Senior class. It v as a semi-formal invitational affair to which v ere invited all the alumni and their friends. It v as held Friday evening, April 17, in the high school gymnasium which v as attractively decorated to represent a garden scene. To bring this reproduction about, blue and silver crepe paper streamers were used which carried out the Senior class colors. The orchestra pit was arched and the ceiling v as enclosed. There v ere spot lights and a garden wall. The walls v ere decorated with painted rock gardens, making a beautiful scene. To top off a perfect setting, Lan Flood's orchestra furnished excellent music. This entire group of Juniors was outstanding in all school activities—sports. The Timberline work, and the carnival. They had a good rating in scholarship.and citizenship which should surely make the Seniors croud to leave them their leading position in V. H. S.