Salem High School - Clarion Annual Yearbook (Salem, OR)

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HARVEY M. SLATER President of the , class and custodian of the Senior girls. MARTHA SCHINDLER Secretary of the c 1 a s s, a jolly, bright maiden. ETHEL BELL BroWnie, a ray , of sunshine. THE CLARION jAe Galass. BERTHA DUNCAN Vice President 0f the class, pretty, Wlnsome and fair. MABEL MAGNESS- a Treasurer of the class, and a good W expressman. DELLA C. CLARK-- ,1 The hearts masher.

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:1,- 'I In, I .l. V ! t? THE CLARION 9 in which the prince and his followers are vanquished and the prince him- self is reported slain. Then comes the relenting of Ida through her af- fection for Psyche and her command to fling open the gates to Victor and am vanquished alike. The climax is reached with the 'sudden reappear- ance of the prince, unharmed, and although conquered, suitor still, and the surrender of Ida to his wooing. 81088 $ay. Class Day was observed by holding a class party in the evening at the home of Harvey M. Slater, presidents of the class. It was an informal party, the kind dear to the hearts of the Seniors. Games of various kinds were in- dulged in until a late hour, when light refreshments were served, after which Miss Bertha Duncan and Miss Marie Hutchins presented each mem- ber of the class with a felt pennant of burnt orange With the letters i06 in black upon it.. The happy company then departed to their homes to dream of receiving the much desired scrolls on the mor- row. gradualixzy gzercises. Friday evening June 15, at 8 p. m., the graduating exercises of the first graduating class of the Salem High Schol were held in the Assem- bly Hall of the High School. By 8:15 an audience of about nine hundred had arrived and to sweet strains of music furnished by the High School Orchestra the class marched in at one entrance and the speaker of the evening, Supt. of Pub- lic Instruction Ackerman, Supt. Pow- ers and the members of the Board of Directors marched in at the opposite entrance and took their places upon the rostrum. ' The following program was suc- cessfully rendered: 1. High School Orchestra;Selected. 2. Invocation, Rev. Errett. 3. Male Quartette, itPlaying by the Old Mill Streamh - Messrs. Schramm, McIntire, Perkins and Mott. 4. Address to the GraduatFJ. H. Ackerman, State Superintend- ent Public Instruction. 5. Vocal Solo-Miss Edna Savage. Remarks by Supt. J. M. Powers. 6. Presentation of Diplomas-A. O. Condit. 7. Orchestra-Selected. ALLITERATION IN S FLAT. She sings a soft, sweet song, a seraphis soulful sorrow, sending strains of somber, solemn melody that gloat and float, dark and dreary, deep in doleful depths of a downcast, deathlike, dreading, half-human, sub- tle satanic heart. Slater has a certain picture of a certain girl placed upon the table in a conspicuous place. We wonder the reason why. He looks at it occasion- ally, t00. He says it makes him homesick to look at it. Who could doubt it? High School pillow tops at the Variety Store. ;

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THE CLARION 114 ELIZABETH MARIE HARDING HUTCHINS- The equal Princess, stately suffragist. and comely. ALICE CARRIE JUDSON MAGNESS A lover of N ature. Shy and modest. M MEEEEERITE HELEN PHILLIPS- - W?$I m mg Evilsganugffm The latest freak-