Vernonia High School - Memolog Yearbook (Vernonia, OR)

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2 f f f Q 'QQ 4- l- ' f - as 1312 ..? ' -5 V. -fs ,Jes Y-N I ig if-. - X-AN.. x .,- .,,.x r , C-1-xgwxa-v:'S ,- Tghfiei :QQ1-4:1 vf:-Q ,--Agri-E-E L A e E - A ,, I, . 1-,: g2-J 5,-'L,4 -lxxix -j .'Qf,fg ite? i- TT -1- J n ,J X Jun A- X . By These Words They Shall Be Remembered RUTH HOLADAY--Stretching the truth won't make it any stronger. NORMAN ENGEN-The pyramids were not built in a day, neither is your education. E THERESA TACKETT-Remember this and bear in mind, that a leader, good, is hard to find, but followers they are everywhere, so be a leader where you are. WILBURN CHARLESWORTH-When figuring for a future, figure in the past. SHELLA WILLIAMS-The person who has the ability to do great things and does not do them is a traitor to himself and to humanity. JOHN WARDLE-Nothing can be done that has not been done, and noth- ing can be said that has not been said, even though some think that they are originators. MARGARET SHIPLEY-If you have no taste for the work you ought to do, cultivate one, for we profit most by that in which we are interested. NORMAN PETTIJOHN-Always keep in step with the world. Never lag behind. GLADYS KRINICK-G0Od nature and common sense are one's best com- panions. KENNETH WHITSELL-OU their own merits modest men are dumb. MARSHALL MALMSTEN-Education opens the door to opportunity. RUSSELL MILLS-A man's success is determined by his ability to adapt himself to his surroundings. WILLIAM HILL-It takes a wide-awake man to arouse the sleeper. WAYNE WALL-NCVCT wait for success, but go out to meet it. LEWIS LARAMORE-GTHSP your opportunities, they will prove beneficial. LORETTA JOHNSON--Deep rivers flow quietlyg don't babble like a brook. LEWIS LOUDEN-Because you seem to have no chance is no reason for not trying. LILLIAN LILLY-HC who has faith in himself will not be dropped by the wayside. PERCY BERGERSON-Never prepare for yesterdayg prepare for tomorrow. DUDLEY SPENCER-Truth and sincerity are the stepping stones of life. AMY HUGHES-Be willing to co-operate with others. Start now and it will be easier as you grow older. RALPH REITHNER-He who works arduously and brings fame upon himself may receive a great rewardg but he who labors patiently, who always meets defeat and does not hate nor forsake life for having placed him in his sphere, shall receive the greater reward. ANNA REA WEBSTER-Dreams are enjoyable, but they don't get you any- whereg so you mightas well wake up and get busy. A ANNIE LAURIE LAIRD-W0fk for an end, labor not for fame, push on toward a goal Worthy to be attained. GLEN H.AWKINS-F00lS have gained fortunes in a minute, but only wise men have kept them for years. Pug: Twe my-thrze

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f-v -,qu rfY fN9.:7g7jt:-51,1 .r :gig-ity,-22, X,- ik 1 c hgw- 1:1 Num ' N----- .. fly rl - A f- - F - il In wnitx . '7-,rf-42-3.-:::3::-,f:. s4.2f:-ii?--1-.LA-V-nzfr. ,r 4 Junior Class History One beautiful day in the fall of 1924, thirty-three timid Freshmen appeared at the doors of the Vernonia High School. We were not timid long, however, for the Sophs were soon very busy with us. After the initiation We were given a party, and in return We gave a party. During the year, six new members joined the class and one dropped out. Our honor students were: Anna Aamodt, Helen Hieber, Ward Gooding, Dale lWcDaniels, Veldon Parker and Ralph Peck. Our class advisor was Mr. Wilkerson. In 1925 we became the Sophs of V. H. S. 'Ours was now the task of showing the Frosh what to do and what not to do. This year we had two honor students. They were Anna Aamodt and Ralph Peck. ' Our class advisor was Miss Mirabel Goodin. And now in 1926-27 we are the Juniorsgwith Mr. T. P. Graham as our class advisor. The fact that we are a wide-awake, progressive class is proved by the fact that we are represented in nearly every school activity. Our bas- ketball girls are Ida Mae Hawkins, Louise Simmons and Helen Hieber. Four members of the Girls' Glee Club are Juniors-Helen Hieber, Eva Roles, Louise Simmons and Ida Mae Hawkins. Our Junior boys contributed no small amount of the excellent work which gave V. H. S. its enviable reputa- tion in athletics this year. Those on the teams were Morris Bennett, Harold Olsen, Donald Hodges and Clarence Wardle. Our honor students are Anna Aamodt and Ralph Peck. They have been honor students since 1924. February 24 our class put ,on Sally Lunn, the first Junior play given in the history of our school, and on May 13 we gave an unexcelled Junior prom. The success of these events has proved the ability of the Juniors to accomplish any feat which they undertake, even to that of ably and honor- ably fulfilling the behests of the most noble Seniors who have ever gone forth from our high school. . H. H. and R. W. P. Pug: Twznly-live