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

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H475 Zgim El. - ,Q 'VR xg, 7. W-i5 v'9?9W 67393 : 9 cmsaae H JEQSJQ-e H is .WI , 15. CLASS of 1922 l yvlilllfl' FrWf'1'W' fYll7lIff'S-' ,, Tflllll' l orr11fmf' l'rfs.wfs. i HUS l'l' CAME about in the memorable Autumn of 1918 that 8, F the time was fulfilled when a new and sturdy group should 8 G - enter into Silverton High School. Four years have passed, W , A I I however, and another season worthy of remembrance has ar- ' ' rivedfthe Spring of 1922, in which this class has come to Q' the last rung in the ladder, and is now called upon, before ll making its departure, to reveal its history and achievements. From the very first, we, as a Class, showed our desire to advance 11 by our loyal co-operation with the faculty and the school in general. 3 We immediately began our career by setting standards worthy of imita- ,gb tion by all following classes. Our spirit was not daunted, hoswever. Q because compelled to pass through the trying ordeal as Freshmen, but k was strengthened for having been tried in the furnace of domination X? by upper classmen. 1 Every line of activity received our support either by membership or attendance. We sent into the Held of athletics many men who, after strenuous X work, returned proudly wearing the Orange S as a sign of having S' added glory to the name of our school as well as to themselves in- Ml dividually. We also sent forth a group of girls who won for us the Vg' Silver Loving Cup in Class Basketball and who, besides, through skill- , ful playing, won many honors in first team work. Dramatics, music, debate, and publications have all received our l undivided attention, and from our midst the leading members of many of the various organizations were called. Socially we have held our olwn. We cannot be shamed by comparison. 1 Because we spent such successful years in S. H. S. we wish to 2 express our thanks and appreciation to all who have aided in making this school what it has been. And, especially do we thank the faculty who so nobly strived to impress upon us the things necessary and essential to a successful life, and who have, through their untiring efforts played such a great part in the 'building of our characters. X In leaving then we feel assured that no matter how far we may wander, the distance will never be so great as to cause us to forget. Q the happy and profitable years of the Class of '22. We know that no ' matter :what the veiled future holds for us it will never have the in- tiuence to bar us from memories of days in Silverton High School, for, . l Past time is ove1'fa.kPr1 only by memories, Our' Ifesferflrlzfs mlwfzzffrffrl only by recollections. . . . . In 20 il f-.A QL' ' 3.9 Q Silvetrtonia Q ifiitii ifg

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