Silverton Union High School - Silvertonia Yearbook (Silverton, OR)

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THE SILVERTONIAU ifhilmfs Zfnrewuth The Nineteen Eighteen Silver- tonia is completed. In these pages we have earnestly tried to portray the events of school life for the past year. Our shortcomings are realized and We apologize, but remember, we are thinking of future editors and busi- ness managers. In the dark and uncertain future, if you at any time should turn these pages and the pleasant memories of old Silverton High be refreshed and revived, then do We, the stai feel amply repaid for the labor We have expended on this annual.

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THE SILVERTONIAU 5 335135 it E132 Trunk. Oregon has surpassed all other states of the Union in its patriotism and loyal support of our boys over there and Silverton has shown itself one of the cities of which Oregon should feel justly proud. Shortly after war was declared boys from Silverton High enlisted in the cause of their coun- try. Many who were then attending school left their studies and work which was nearly completed, many had already graduated and left their several occupations to join the colors. All seemed intent on doing for the United States everything that was in their power. The number of high school boys having enlisted between March, nineteen seventeen and the present date is fifty-five. We, the remaining students, look upon our fellow students with reverence and hope they may be able to return in the glory of victory. Through the efforts of the faculty and these students, a beautiful service flag was purchased, holding a star for each departed boy. A great number of these boys are now in France, some in active service and others preparing themselves for work in the trenches. Others are to be found in service on the sea. while still others are located in training camps in the United States. UGO to it boys, Silverton High is behind you. Following is a list of those who have gone from Silverton High School: Alfred Adams, Frank Alm, Dalton Brame, Nye Bristol, Irwin Brooks, Fred Cavender, Wallace Cooley, Willis Cooley, Merlin Conrad, Roy Drewery, Arthur Dahl, George Davis, Olfan DeGuire, Rapheal DeGuire, Helmer Digerness, Dick Down, Bennie Fleischman, Merritt Freeman, Barney Goetz, Hiram Grazier, Lester Green, Lloyd Haberly, Earl Hartman, Earl Helgeson, Henry Hutton, Claire Jarvis, Walter Knauf, Elmer Lorence, Harold Lee, Wilfred Loomis, Joe Miller, Melvin Moe, Oral Palmateer, Herman Quall, Chas. Reynolds Harold Riches, Dick Ross, y Clifford Rue, Ralph Service, Clarence Sheeder, Harley Smith, James Solberg, Wm. Steelhammer Herman Towe, Albert Towe, Casper L. Towe, Casper B. Towe, George Towe, Wm. Towe, DeWalt Wolfard, Chester Wolcott. Vernon Wolcott, Frank Wray, Paul Wray, Robert Wray,

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