Saint Helens High School - Lion Yearbook (St Helens, OR)

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Qenz 130-mf I wish to thank the students for placing upon me the honor of serving as Student Body President during my senior year. This duty I have attempted to fulfill with all of my ability and understanding- It shall be the greatest of all the pleasant memories of the years I spent at St. Helens High School. c'4,.,3.-Wx Standing: Mr. Gooding, Principalg Albert Olsen, Vice Presidentg Jimmy Riley, Junior Representativeg Wes DuBois, Sophomore Repreaentativeg Bob Simpson, Senior Representative. Seated: Annie Pinney, Freshman Representativeg Betty Hutton, Sophomore Rep- reeentativeg Leona Belles. Treasurerg Eugene Bgner, Presidentg Pat McCormick. Secretaryg Margaret Williamson, Senior Repreeentativeg Fern Yeager, Junior Repreeentativeg Arnold Levin, Freshman Representative. not in picture.

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Flcfmzkzezfzaffbrz Throughout many years to come. the 19147 Lion will re- call many memories of the pleasant associations at St. Helens High School during the year 19246-19157- Year after year the pages of this Lion will be scanned hy former students who get pleasure and inspiration in re- calling the close friendships ado. achievements in ath- letics, music. dramstics. and publications. Happy is the man or woman with a stock of pleasant memories. May this Lion serve as your storehouse of happy Zagat! izghstudent memories.. superintendent Wallace W. McCrae The friendships and associations students make through high school activities are among those they hold most dear. The details of those associations are often dimmed or lost in the passing of years . g pt record in its yearbook the activities, the interests, and accom- plishments of its students. At the best. however, the magic eye of the camera can catch only the highlights of school lifeg and the less tacular printed page can capture only an infinitesimal part of what might he written. Secretary Katherine Ballatore A hi h school attem s to Principal Lloyd A. Gooding However, spirit of the surely locked possession of the Lion Staff has caught and interpreted the students of St. Helens High School and se- it within the covers of this volume. the which should bring with the passing of the years, many hours of pleasant reminiscing. At some future time. this book may bring back a face that has escaped the memory or a name that has slipped the tongue.

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