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

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ADMINISTRATION

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ejmgwfikie igiviiwi svr wr a HFQQQWQW-ZHQQW-wwwwmmmmwmhi FACULTY In ilu' yw1rl'.v In l'0IIll' 1l'fll'll Um l'fIl'l'N nf' liji' l'llI'lIlllfIll.S'N Hs, l'f'llll'lll'.YI'I'lH'l'.N' will lf1'1'11ff' In llllilllf ffm Frrrwlfy nj' l!7,'.'. l T HAS BEEN written with a certain fatalistic phi- E losophy that the first vivid impressions upon the 4j,Il mind are always lasting. And this is true. The first acquisition of knowledge When coupled with sound principles will undoubtedly infiuence the mind through- out the years, and act as a guide in the right direction for that person. It is clear, then, that the amount of respon- sibility fixed upon any Faculty is very onerous indeed, for, the theories and the examples set before youth often play a larger part in the living of lives than are realized at the time. The instructors of Silverton High School have in the past year Worked conscientously in maintaining and establishing precedents in the school and are to be complimented for their good Work. This year again finds Mr. Youel as Superintendent. having held that honorable position for five years. There also remain five of last year's teaching force, Mr. Tschanz. Miss Hiscox, Miss Knight, Miss Wells and Mr. Freeman. The instructors who were secured last September are: Miss Violet Crofoot, Miss Marian Chase, Miss Edna Gilbert, Mr. J. D. Fenenga, Mr. Harry Romig, Mr. F. H. Struble, and Miss Alta Black who was engaged in February 1922. It has been with earnest endeavor on the part of the Faculty that this last school year has been successful, and to tlf16YT1 W6 wish, lion I 'ny1rg'1'.' iii 1:1 A115 fiilv4::z'ig,.oi1iifa