Junction City High School - Junco Ed Yearbook (Junction City, OR)

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t r g 5 W. M. BEALS Superintendent of Schools

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unm r L: tab h We m izswnnambi: . W .Ojlv 13.47; ?fni UH mt h n' m. it 'thr' whom :u'c M '3m 2:32:32: 9: int s.sm h In Swim: Vin w . It s I v .; $131.11; 3:11 h mar 'n hfflL'f 91?? man M: sf rim 1.1.3:. .w'ng-IE -.D 1-;I . 3; m.gl! i3't Jigk'- t ,l .. wnft 3er 1 f It?! s; ' .ra': .w yhi h C 32: I ; 7:! t' twee: fuM prosperous building era during the summer months. Among the new business houses which will be erected is a large fire-proof bank building to be put up by the Farmers and Merchants Bank of the city. It will be modern and upeto-date in every detail and a valuable asset to our city. Our educational and religious institutions are of the best. We have one large public school building, and a splendid high school building, the lowed hoor of which is being used for grade purposes. A .Vote has recently been cast in favor of uniting Junction and six surrounding districts into a Union High School District, the building for which will be constructed at this place. The union of these districts represents considerable wealth, hence the new building will be of sufficient capacity to ace commodate the High School students for this vicinity for years to come. . This building will be ready for occupancy by the time school opens next fall. Equipped thus, Junction City can boast of as good educational facilities as can be found anywhere. Our churches are four in number, namely: Methodist Episcopal, South Methodist, Christian and Danish Evangelical. We also have a large number of fraternal orders and numerous beneficiary societies. There are no saloons in Junction City, these having been voted out in 1905. People settling in this place thereby escape the evil which is now prevalent in larger cities. Heads of families can come here and rear their children without fear, as the moral conditions are of the best. Though Junction City is not as large as some other towns of the valley, it is now classed as one of the progressive little towns that has a bright future, and those looking for a good place to invest money, or an ideal spot to build a home, are invited to become one of us.

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vU unjuzu'dSOIV -x- 96 -x- Goes to Iowa Agricultural College : H. A. Scullen went to Junction City! 1 i yesterday for a short visit and will then leave for Ames, Iowa, where Mr. Sculleun takes a position with the elec- X trical department of the Iowa Agricul- tural College. ! l! 4!- H. A. SCULLEN. B. A. Principal of High School BEALS tendent of Schools THOMPSON Teacher of Languages