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

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1936 ' J UNCO-ED APPRECIATION AN APPRECIATION To our advertisers whose encouraging response and unfailing co-operation has made possible this 1936 issue of the Junco- Ed. The students of Junction City High School hope they may reciprocate this fa- ' vor through future patronization of those advertised in this annual. E41

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1936 P JUNCO-ED PRII, IPAL A. H. WEBER, Principal Cooperation and loyalty are essential to the suc- cess of any school. The members of the faculty and the members of the student body have exemplified their belief in these essentials by their attitude and achievements throughout this school year. What the future holds for Junction City High School, no one can say. The student body continues to increase each year. In music, athletics, an-d other student activities there have been laudable achieve- ments. We hope in the near future to have aschool district with a valuation sufficient to support afirst class high school. We are looking forward to a new school building and gymnasium. If these improve- ments are accomplished, we will be able to keep pace with the best institutions of the state. I am confident that our students will prove their true worth to the community by their devotion to the ideals of Junc- tion City High School and thus justify the sacrifice made by those who support the school. l6l