Vernonia High School - Memolog Yearbook (Vernonia, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1928 volume:

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Commercial Arithmetic MISS HAZEL MALMSTEN English, Typing MISS RUTH HICKMAN French, Latin, American History A f' 3- I ' fx fx ,X N fi 1- . 6V if E VIEII2 IHIIIWYQN? get gg A g f 5 gag , ff :Hi PARKER HIEBER GOODING CLINE HAWKINS HODGES HOFFMAN Stwicdlem odly Uitlhiceere Veldon Parker ..... Della Cline ......... Helen Hieber ....... Ward Gooding ......... Mildred Hawkins .. Donald Hodges .,,,.....,., Catherine Hoffman .,,.President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Girls' Athletic Manager Page Seven Boys' Athletic Manager . ,,.....,,,.......... Reporter 1 We EX , K N f sfxn x N1'f so I IFQIHI II NSN i E H IE 1 ,W 1' :ENN-,ff-NfK.,,E 13:2-'Le , , , L,. 5510! Werlliiiiami Bteilllln 1 Vcldon Parker .. 2 Helen Hieber ,,,,., 0 .1 Clarence Wardle .,,,,. ...... Editor-in-Chief Business Manager Advertising llflanag-rel' Faculty Advisor Editor tising Manager Sales Manufler Editor Editor Editor Ezlltor 4 Mr. Wilkerson . , ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,. 5 Morris Bennett ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, A ssistant 6 Catherine Hoffman ,,,, Assistant Business Manager 7 Glen Hieber ,,,,,,,,.., Assistant Adver 8 Gilbert Bergerson ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 9 La Velle Gosfl ,,,,..,.... Society 10 Della Cline ,,,,,,, ,......,,,,,, Feature ll Ida Mae Hawkins ,,,,. ,,,,,,, G irls' Athletic 12 Archie Adams ,,,,,,l. .,,,r B oys' Athletic Page Eight at ILA af? f Yifll?lI'lIlIlAYl 3 get as Seniors HELEN HIEBER Everyone who knows her have missed nothing, but those who do not know her have missed every- thing. Class President, 1, 3, 49 Girls' Athletic Manager, 35 Student Body Secretary, 4, Dramatics, 33 Girls' Athletic Club, 3. 45 Debate, 4, Basketball, 3, 45 Verhian Staff, 45 Senior Play, 45 Glee Club, 3. CLARENCE WARDLE He is stern and vivacious: we feel that some day he will hit his mark. Class President, 2, Dramatics, 2, 3, 4, Senior Play, 45 Lettermen's Club, 2, 3, 45 Football, 2, 4g Ver hian Staff, 3, 4. EDNA CARRICK She has a friendly word and a smile for everyone. Class Secretary-Treasurer, 1. DONALD HODGES He is a fun-loving boy and a good athlete. Class Vice-President, 25 Boys' Athletic Manager, 43 Football, 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball, 2, 3 49 Track, 2, 3, 45 Lettermen's Club, 2, 3, 4. PHYLLIS NELSON She is always jollv, we canlt remember seeing her blue. Entered from Pleasant Hill, Jan- uzry, 1925. MORRIS BENNETT One seldom meets a better all- round boy and athlete. Class Vice-President, 45 Verhian Staff 43 Basketball, 2,3,4g Football 2.3.49 Track, 2,3,4g Lettermen's Club, 2,3,4. Page Nine 3 one o fsffsxf - -V., -4 , A 7 -,L 7 f 1, , : X A f if K X Q1 ' 1. 1 lv -v , A- ivy, 1 KX -l P gilt! RALPH PECK A brilliant student, an earnest worker and a sincere friend to all. Dramatics, 3, Senior Play, 4, Honor Roll, 1, 2, 3, 4. IDA MAE HAWKINS Always vivacious and ready for any sort of fun. , Verhian Staff, 45 Glee Club, 3: Basketball, 3, 43 Girls' Athletic Club 2, 3, 43 Dramatics, 4, Senior Play, 4. JAMES CURRIE We all like him, for he's a jolly good friend. Football, 4, Lettermen's Club, 4, Band, 1, 2, 3. NORA SIEDELMAN She was the last to intrude, but a willing helper. Girls' Athletic Club, 4, Glee Club, 3. GILBERT BERGERSON He stands out above all others. Verhian Staff, 4 g Lettermen's Club, 4, Football, 4, Basketball, 3, 4, Track, 4. LOUISE SIMMONS One of the sweetest girls in V. H. S. She has that old-fashioned charm that is so rare nowadays. Basketball, 3, 4, Dramatics. 3, 45 Girls' Basketball Club, 2, 3, 43 Class President, 1, Glee Club, 33 Senior Play, 4. Page Ten ... '- NA 'N 21. AJ' id e IE Il? IHIII A an S ' ?':fEwglm:lrngg .W - ., . f- nr 1 YI W L ,e 'Q' f v Q DALE MCDANIEL He is just a short little boy but he has high ideals. Senior Play, 4. SHELBY COOK He is quiet and level headed and we expect great things of him. Football, 45 Lettermen's Club, 4. ANNA AAMODT We would do well to copy her quiet manners, h-er studiousness, and her sincerity. Honor roll, 1, 2, 3, 4. ALLEN RAY We believe that he will succeed in whatever he undertakes. Football, 4: Basketballg 43 Track. Ag Lettermen's Club, 45 Band, 1, 2, 3. EDNA STRONG She is quiet and sincere. We all llkc her, so will you. Senior Play, 4. EDWARD ROLES . Just give Ed. a chance, he'll be your friend. He is indeed a dandy fellow. Entered from Roosevelt High, of Portland, October 1925. Football, 43 Lettermen's Club, 4. Page , , 'X A 'X sf? , ' VlfIlQlI'lIIIAWe Seniors VELDON PARKE'R Happy today with an earnest hope for tomorrow. Class Vice-President, 13 Band, 1, 2, 35 Debate, 43 Student Body Treasurer, 33 Student Body Presi- dent, 43 Verhian Staff, 3, 49 Track, 3, 4, Basketball, 43 Football, 43 Lettermen's Club, 43 Senior Play, 4. counsel School, 1926. U Twelve at any, MYRNA POYNTER She possesses rare endearing charms. Senior Play, 4. WARD GOODING Here is one who keeps his own but is always ready to help time. Football, 45 Student Body Treas- urer, 45 Lettermen's Club, 4. DOROTHY WALLACE A friendly girl to whom fair weather or foul doesn't make the slightest difference. Girls' Athletic Club, 4. NORMAN GREEN Only himself could be his equal. Entered from Tenino Union High Tenino, Wash., September, Class Secretary - Treasurer. 43 Football, 45 Lettermen's Club, 45 Dramatics, 33 Senior Play, 4. RUTH CARMICHAEL Even though she is quiet, she is a dandy girl. Girls' Athletic Club, 4. LEATHA TOUSLEY f fNo Picturej A woman's worth is judged by her conduct. Verhian Staff, 4. , . Z5 ,X , Rnx - 'N f N 1 : 4 1 t 1 Z. - ' 5i'f S5 R ffm gif' 'P i 'l L-'eve-S-.L A--via -,.,--f- Senior Claes Poemm With varied feelings I ponder tonight As the hours roll on and ong And my thoughts persist in backward flight, To the High School days nearly gone. Gone forever did someone say? It does not seem true to meg For memories fond will always stay Next to my heart and precious to me, So Seniors dear of twenty-eight, May we honor V. H. S. Though we do not know our fateg Yet we've tried and done our best. -Veldon Parker '28, Page Thirteen . N fi W: A fx , 'X 1 e- ,4 . ' W 1- ' 7 , . :. Y if 527 EM ' 5 ,dvi 5 - ff Senior lass History We pulled out our handkerchiefs and mopped off our foreheads. It was not so warm-but we were freshmen just entering Vernonia High School, thirty-three of us, in fact. We were initiated in due form, given a party, and then we had to settle down to a year's work. Our class ad- visor was Mr. Wilkerson. This year we had six honor pupils. Next year we became sophomores, and it was our duty to show the Frosh who was boss. The year soon passed, and we left school with a good record. Our class advisor was Miss Mirabel Goodin. Juniors--now we have to get in and dig a little. We all worked hard and gave the teachers very little trouble. This year we put on a play, Sally Lunn. The Junior Prom was a great success, surpassing all previous proms, and we believe, all proms to come. Our class advisor was Thomas Graham. As seniors we were models for the under class-men. This year we were represented in all branches of athletics, debates, offices and plays. Our play Step on It, Stan was a great success. It is now that we have to look forward to something great, and we have but the happy remembrances of the past of V. H. S. to look back upon. Our class ad- visor is Mr. Austin. Page Fourteen ' ,, . ' - 'X fx 'X 'X W .,-6 71 '2 '- M. I f' ,, E 1 3, Q K aus 311111, In i ,-f '1 sa . ng fr t ' s.J -71 -A - ,ezsn --, , ,wifi By These Words They Shall Be Re emhered ANNA AAMODT-True effort will always be rewarded. PHYLLIS NELSON-Keep your attention on today, for tomorrow never comes. NORA SIEDELMAN-Never say you cannot do a thing until you have tried. DONALD HODGES-It's the steady pace that wins the race. CLARENCE WARDLE-Be courteous and kind. JAMES CURRIE-A man that can smile when he loses is a credit to his school. GILBERT BERGERSON-A smiling face and a kind word are great assets in life. WARD GOODING-Work will conquer difficulties. LOUISE SIMMONS-Keep in step with the time lest you stumble and fall. NORMAN GREEN-If it is good enough to take your time, it is worth the best that you can give it. MORRIS BENNETT-Let a smile be your umbrella on a rainy day. RUTH CARMICHAEL--Perseverance and hope will lead you to your goal. ALLEN RAY-Let perfection be your daily guide. IDA MAE HAWKINS-A house founded on truth is never shaken. DOROTHY WALLACE-Every smile brings many true and faithful friends-just try. EDNA STRONG-Sinccrity and dignity lie within your grasp. EDWARD ROLES-Do it, then rest satisfied. MYRNA POYNTER-A flower soon dies and is gone, but an unkind word lingers on. SHELBY COOK-A man must be judged on his ability to solve problems. HELEN HIEBER-Sincerity is the basis of truth. RALPH PECK-Why worry about tomorrow? You still have today, make the most of it. DALE McDANIEL-Whatsoever you do, do it well. VELDON PARKER-To give your best is none too much. Page Fifteen Vifllfllillflllfwxll ,a hx A 5.4-f-X.-L ff.-faA -, , ff juni r Class Ellen Whitsell Lois Freeman Betty Culver Thelma Spencer Della Cline Goldie Garner Viola Hankel Louise Miller Frances Lappe Ethel Tousley La Velle Gosa Edna Morgan Millie McMullen Alice Rundell Elizabeth Louden Myrtle Hall Ellen Ek Page Sixteen Beth Critchlow Robert Whitsell Thomas Graves George Hult Donald Sundland Oliver Mellinger Floyd Deeds Russell Peck Charles Melis Arthur Hixson Eiza Weed Gustof Hult Harold Shipley Archie Adams Herman Beaver Hale Greenman Jack Ozmet ,ft 'A FXQXX , 'X 'X -f-5- 0:7 NW- g 1 ' 33 H A :!.-N :Z ' i iw- --Xe? ,erik .. , - - .L-afxiiug junior Class History One Autumn day in 1925 we entered V. H. S. fifty-five strong. After being initiated, we were given a party.. Through the help of Mr. W'ilkerson, our class advisor, we became fair- ly good students. We had several honor students in our Freshman year. They were: Ellen Ek, Emily Poetter, Ethel Tousley, Frances Lappe, Della Cline, Thelma Spencer, Betty Culver, and Russell Peck. In 1926, we became sophomores and had our chance to initiate the Freshmen. We elected Mr. Wilkerson for our class advisor again. Our honor students were: Ellen Ek, Ethel Tousley, Russell Peck, and Frances Lappe. Now, we are Juniors, with Mr. Wilkerson still as our class advisor. We are represented in almost every activity in school. Della Cline and Archie Adams represented us in basketball. Archie and Oliver Mellinger were football lettermen. La Velle Gosa, Della Cline, and Archie Adams are on the annual staff. Della Cline, Ethel Tousley, La Velle Gosa and Thelma Spencer are on the debate team. And our honor students this year are: Della Cline, Thelma Spencer, Betty Culver, Russell Peck, Ellen Ek, Louise Miller, and Frances Lappe. April twentieth we presented our class play, Smile, Rodney, Smile, which was a great success. Our Junior 'prom proved to be one of the best ever given in V. H. S. We are now eagerly' looking forward to the same time when we will be seniors and when we can do more and better things for our school. Page Seventeen A - fx , ,X I , 1 f 'fwf . you flQlHIIIANW YN : 1 26 1 5-QLD., we lfcf So lromore Claes Gwendolyn Poynter Merle Mills Isabel Currie Zelma New Dorothy Throop Daynise Reese Marjorie Kelly Lois Engen Alice Dubendorf Dorothy Holtham Frances Place Elizabeth Campbell Velma Critchlow Catherine Hoffman Norma Anderson Mildred Tousley Irene Anderson Edith Lindsey Alberta De Rock Grace Carmichael Violet Phelps Page Eighteen Rose Montgomery Mildred Hawkins Charlotte Green Willie Mae Aubrey Mary Laramore Ethel Morgan Gavena Charlesworth Mary Oberst Phoebe Greenman Dwight Strong Carl Berg Glen Hieber Kenneth Price Robert Laird William Culver Leonard Hall Howard Lee Neal Bush Chester Weed Stanley Garner Marvin Hult 1-x , .I - A XX! ,N 65 4 V-6 ,E ... '1' .j i A ffl fl, A Z' , ai ' 4 M V' 1 1 VI R ? im' ,L ' ' Sw ain ' 5 ,efaza f x awfiiaw Sophomore Mass History At the beginning of the school year, '26-'27, we entered V. H. S. forty- six green Freshmen. The sophomores made us feel and look uncomfortab- ly out of place, for which we vowed revenge. But this year, '27-'28, we entered V. H. S., forty-two dignified sophomores, and made good our threat of vengeance on this year's freshmen. We ended the freshmen initiation by inviting them to a party at which we are sure they enjoyed themselves. Our class officers are: Glen Hieber, president, Neal Bush, vice-presi- dent, Violet Phelps, secretary-treasurer: and Kenneth Price, sergeant at arms. Miss Malmsten is our class advisor. We claim to be a progressive class, and we boast the following honor pupils: Catherine Hoffman, Dwight Strong, Violet Phelps, Alberta De- Roch. Marjory Kelly, and William Culver, We have studied hard and industriously, and aim to make a noble junior class. Page Nineteen A WA' S S W ,, I, l-Ftflwl ul . in--X - Y Y A?-fi-Q .. - ' 61.-rl breelr an Claes Bertha Gray Sonoma Blair Gurtha Kelly Georgie Van Doren Fay Webster Edna Bradley Mildred Mowe Helen Lamoreaux Lucy Hopson Inez Allman Veda Webster Verna Ray Minerva Thompson Joy Ball Bernece Reed Allie Simmons Erma Brady Ruth Lee Maybelle Drorbaugh Gladys Garner Goldie Flanary Luella Williams Florence Stubbs Vera May Goodin Page Twenty Grace Condit Gladys Flanary Viola Barnett Helen Imbeck Myrtle Mowe Annie McMullen Marian McMullen Morris Graves Bruce Cummings Melvin Weed Earl Knowles Larry Marshall Tord Berg Robert Holcomb Louis Stanton Jack Marshall Junior Bennett Robert Riley Marvin Porterfield Jewel Lloyd Gloyd Adams George Oberst Everett Rundell Virgil Hiat . f . R be fx ,X I J-6 W 3 - ,,v, .gf ,X A X7 1 ' , 7 A ' ,ffm 1 V I IQ IHIIIZKXQ l Eg I, ' gas--igf ' QQ i X-S-it i f w mbftf lg :mf p- f 'Q' ,g-.f-af.. F -ff Freshman Class History At the beginning of the school year, 1927-28, fifty freshmen entered V. H. S. Eight have entered since. On October 28, 1927, we had a bereavement in the loss of one of our fellow classmates, Harold Mortimer. About two weeks after school began a class meeting was called at which the following class officers were elected: Gloyd Adams, presidentg Tord Berg. vice-presidentg Grace Condit, secretaryg and Junior Bennett, treasurer. Later Larry Marshall was appointed reporter for the freshmen class. Mrs. Brewer is our class advisor. Three weeks after school began the sophomores gave us an initiation party. We were good sports and had as much fun as they. Our class has been an aid to the high school athletics. Many of the boys made the second team in football, and also had the honor of having one of the Freshmen boys on the first team in basketball and a sub for the first team. Maxine Blair was a sub for the girls' basketball team. Page Twenty-one WA, 'X f , , ff at el f ll? itil IIA N 1 ff -u s 1 : X . 1, , X .. ,. W EL' , ,gf QE- ,Q -is , f e Hg gn ! error ?upils An honor pupil is one who has made an average of at least ninety per ccnt in all subjects carried by him or her during the school year. The honor students have raised the standings of Vernonia High School Scholarship letters were recently presented to the following by the prin cipal, Mr. Wilkerson : SENIORS Ralph Peck Anna Aamodt JUNIORS Russell Peck Louise Miller Della Cline Ellen Ek Frances Lappe Betty Culver Thelma Spencer Ethel Tousley Page Twenty-two SOPHOMORES Violet Phelps Catherine Hoffman William Culver Marjorie Kelly Dorothy Holtham Alberta DeRock Dwight Strong Mildred Tousley FRESHMEN Tord Berg fWE1VlINIHFIIIE5i 5 'fma Zwxiff' 'fffffw L ' MMV ff V A ,, 4,,,,M,,.,f, V u M, Q,flQ,+g4, CX' 6Q LMf j'i1VIlMI?IElI Iwi , .f W '6 S ' Q 5, ,J'. , fwmmf-A X W, 1,9 . 1 H X L,f6Lf14-7fyz,4,fQ,-111 QLX5 Gm mmm' GM f?2'+,D + .Gaiam QU M W f 1 f 1' ' ' ,- f' , f 2 5 Wfwf fp, 'j I -FX XX 7 LX! N W? , . - ' Val f Il2fII'IIlI elbate 'teams Vernonia High School joined the Columbia County Debating League this year and made a creditable record. The question was: Resolved, that the Philippine Islands should be given their immediate independence. The affirmative team was composed of Catherine Hoffman, Della Cline, Veldon Parker, and Helen Hieber, and the negative team of La Velle Gosa, Ethel Tousley, Thelma Spencer, and Phoebe Greenman, alternate. On March 21 the affirmative lost to Clatskanie 2 to 1 and the nega- tive won from St. Helens 2 to 1. On April 11 the affirmative lost to Rainier 2 to 1 and the negative won from Rainier 2 to 1. Page Twenty-three 'A A y fx A ff., M: 7 VI X II2 IHIII P Z. f W ',, x 7 s,- V1 N- 'favs-Q-3? If , v Wgm! , -3 ' gfgj ,,V , -1- .t -.L - -,,.-f H f f. Qirlsj At letice Qllulln The Girls' Athletic club was organized immediately after school start- ed. This year the members of the athletic club have taken part in all types of athletics. The officers of the club are: Helen Hieber, Presidentg Merle Mills, vice-presidentg Della Cline, secretary-treasurer. Page Twenty-four ' we on LIL... .V I .X A X ff X f , 27 1 1 I I : f v f 5 ' 1 V N - -V t , A 3 :Ev L? gig ' grief- X is-Q V fe:-gk ' - , f- emeirnmeinfs Clliuilhu The Lettermen's club of Vernonia Hi has been a great aid in our school. The members of this club have stood by the coach in all activities. The officers are: Morris Bennett, presidentg Veldon Parker, vice-pres1-- dentg Norman Green, secretary-treasurcrg Oliver Mellinger, sergeant at arms. Page Twenty-five 1541- s 1 1 1 K! V guy! Ea Ee. N... 1 f ' ,..efffQ Q sY?ll j Soeiety Carnival The Blues Chaser was the most successful carnival ever held by V. H. S. It was given on October 14. Spreading the News, a one act play, proved to be the principal feature of the program. Various musical numbers were given, and side shows as well as the fortune telling fur- nished much amusement. From all sides came the student voices advertis- ing Hot Dogs on ice, Ice Scream this way gentlemen. While the jostling crowds flocked to the many booths for candy, cake, pie, and soda-pop. Freshmen Initiation After being tormented by the sophs for an entire week the babies be- came full fledged freshmen on Friday 27. On the eventful night many pranks were played on the poor innocent babies, and some of the more naughty ones suffered for not obeying their elders. The children played many games, but Ring Around O'Rosy proved to be the most fascinating to them. They became sleepy early as all babies do, so the sophs fed them ice cream, cake, and punch, and took them home sleepy but happy. The Junior Prom The Junior Prom which was the outstanding social event of the season, took pace in the gym May 1. The entire faculty, seniors. the alumni, and Dr. and Mrs. W. H. Hurley, who acted as patrons, were invited to attend. The gym was the picture of spring with the many leaves and flowers which adorned its interior. The Junior and Senior class colors which are orchid and silver, added greatly to the attractiveness. Dancing began at 8 o'clock and continued until 11 on a floor smooth to perfection, when dainty refreshments were served in an unique man- ner. Everyone declared that he had had a wonderful time. The Senior Class Party The annual senior class party was given at the home of Clarence Wardle, December 17. Some of the alumni attended. The evening was spent in dancing and delightful refreshments includ- ing ice-cream were served. All the seniors who attended reported that a more jolly evening was never spent. Page Twenty-six A W5 A N ' 1 1 'U ' f f ll ' . f 4 f x K 1 , , Yi' t 1 1 ' 'L ' .Zig gn. :L - ' 2'S:s -S ..Q aww ga. , X gsawg IQ! We ondler The other day the editor of the Sagebrush Gazette, weekly newspaper of Wolf Valley, received the following mysterious message, on which the editorial staff is divided as to whether it is the work of a lunatic or some practical joker who is playing one of his pranks and has picked them out as his victims. Here is the contribution: To whom it may concern: Was Paul Revere's ride the one and only ride? I say, no! very emphatically. On the 18th of April in the year of our Lord 1775, Art Klutz, as worthy a citizen of Lexington as ever shoul- dered a muzzle loader, sat twirling the controls of his fourteen-tube Suffer Hemodyne endeavoring to pick up Paris, when suddenly across the ether flashed the message, The British are coming. Leaping to his feet, with a yawn, friend Art strode out to the garage and cranked his Nelson Special Twin 2. With a clash of gears he was off. Roaring down Main street at the tremendous speed of eleven miles an hour he whispered, The British are coming ! Heads were thrust out the windows and missiles of various description came hurtling through the air. One, a brick, was fortunate enough to hit Art behind the ear. After parking his car, he curled up in the corner of the seat and drifted into dreamland. Art, therefore, received no credit for his endeavors. The people, numb- skulls that they were, gave all glory to Paul. Thus it has been all through the ages. I could relate similar incidents of Joe Fish and Archibald Pellerton, did the space permit. Again, I ask you, is such patriotic service as Art's to go unheralded? Yours sincerely, . ANONYMOUS. -H. Nelson, '30. Page Twenty-seven if A Vl?Ilf?II3IIfIIi3WS'?K ij f , 61 15?-:ll 1?-'Gif-f M., ,- Seni r lay Qast eeSltep Un lit? Sitalniw On Friday evening, April 27, a three-act comedy, Step On It Stan was presented by the Senior class to a very large audience. Norman Green Helen Hieber THE CAST Stan Gray ..........,, .,...,.......,.......... . .. Peggy Brooks .,.,.. ........... Ray Cryder .......... ..... Sibley Shepard ..... .. Charles Norris .,... Hazel Wilton ...... Sid Pressley ....A.i...,.. ..... Prudence Quimby Sara Boggs .............. ..... Abey Levy .,....,..... ., Coach ....... Page Twenty-eight Clarence Wardle Myrna Poynter Ralph Peck Edna Strong Dale McDaniel Ida Mae Hawkins . Louise Simmons Veldon Parker Mr. Austin NA, N N + VI IQIHIIIAY Ez, A Slsll l l e . A:-.-aaa f - , , - :Pl J iuinioir la Cast 37 eeSnniille, Rodney, Smillew On Friday evening, April 20, Smile, Rodney, Smile, a three act com edy, was presented to a large audience in the high school auditorium The cast was as follows: Virginia Prosylin .... Rodney Bradley .. Patty Nelson ....,.. Betty Crowley ...., Egbert Marmont . Bedelia Durggins . Tubby Hayes .....,...... .... Mrs. Gilbert Vance ...... Bruce Bradley ........... Gwendolyn Vance Pickney Herring Mrs. Winslow ,,..,,, Page Twenty-nine La Velle Gosa Hale Greenman .. Ethel Tousley Thelma Spencer Harold Shipley Della Cline Oliver Mellinger Alice Rundell Elza Weed Betty Culver Russell Peck . Frances Lappc f F V I X H NL Wi x I E- , .7 1 -.13 1 4 lg? 'V ?':g m 'l 5 fc-.1-13'-A 'L in , -- c ool Calen ar SEPTEMBER 5 School opens for registration. 11 Juniors elect class officers. 14 Seniors elect class officers. 16 First Student Body meeting. 27 Freshmen ride the goat. 30 V. H. S. football team loses to St. Helens. OCTOBER 4 Pep Club organized. 7 Football team loses hard game to Castle Rock. 14 V. H. S. Blues Chaser carnival. 18 Football team plays Rainier. We lost. 18 Second team boys lose to St. Helens. 27 Football team battled to a tie with Scappoose. NOVEMBER 7 Second team wins from St. Helens second team. 7 V. H. S. football team ties Clatskanie, last game of season. 11 American Legion gives talks in auditorium. 12 No school till Monday. 16 Girls Athletic Club organized. 24 Turkey Day vacation. DECEMBER 9 V. H. S. basketball team wins practice game from Kelso. 16 Basketball team defeats Banks. 17 Senior class party. 23 Basketball team loses practice game to St. Helens. 24 Seniors give Christmas program. 24 School closes for Christmas holidays. JANUARY 6 V. H. S. loses close game to St. Helens. 8 Semester exams. 13 Boys defeat Scappoose in B. B. game. 13 Girls tie Scappoose in B. B. game. 15 Annual contracts drawn up. 18 Senior party. 20 We defeated Rainier in close basketball game. 27 We lose hard game to Hill Military. 27 Basketball team loses valuable skin on ice colliseum. 31 V. H. S. swamps Clatskanie, Page Thirty - 'X fx 'X ,f 1 W4 .. I TQIHIIIM IQD-lb-IP-li-Bl-1 AQGBODCQPCOCODJ 1 4 6 14 14 27 28 4 11 13 20 21 27 27 28 4 5 13 17 18 1' , h School Calendar FEBRUARY Girls B. B. team defeats St. Helens. Boys second team defeats St. Helens. Boys lose in a fast hard game to St. Helens. Vernonia plays return game with Banks. We won. Vernonia girls lost to Scappoose. V. H. S. lose to Scappoose. Lincoln Essay Medal awarded to Ruth Carmichael. Delegates go to 0. S. C. educational exposition. Vernonia return game with Rainier. Vernonia defeats Clatskanie in the last game of the season. MARCH Coach Austin issues call for track practice. Lettermen's club elect officers. First part of annual goes to engravers. Vernonia affirmative loses to Clatskanie negative. Vernonia negative wins from St. Helens affirmative. Mr. Higgins representing Curtis Publishing Co., gives talk Big contest opens for sale of magazines. APRIL Curtis Publishing Co. contest closes. We debate Rainier. First cleaning of the senior cards. Junior Play. Duel meet with St. Helens. County track-meet at Rainier. Senior Play. Junior Prom. MAY Senior Skip day. Distance track meet at Seaside. Senior Class sermon. Class day program. Commencement. Page Thirty-one . A .,-X. fx ,X 4 X 1 K S .- .vii 1 ., A Z, fx .f-K E 1 : 1 is -ui ' i T A 'A Ai!..L - 111110, 1: ' .al f -1 l I ' 'A ll, ,33,, A 50 ,- 5 ,riff .fr J- . ' f NfN f -- -L -f -1-' - Page Thirty-two Imrlullug If I1 as ZQQD,-HQ, 7 'M M Mffv gm QW Y V . I - -'X4 XX f 'X 'X I Y. .1-5 W V - ' 1 A V IflQIHI1IfMW as f-T2-I 5, 1' Ae-.:-13, .-1-'2 1 L. Fu Austin, Coach Page Thirty-three A , .. 'A fx , N A .. .- W4, 'uf 6-f 3,715 0 33, V- Z . 'N' 1 M, 1 1 -.6 f Jr' 5Z: G ' mg ' AE!-fll - -, ' :,.n Page Thirty-four 'VA ss yfe..,,2.f 2- ,,, -. f , f ff ,, A nf ' , 4 Z , 1 ' 4 1176: ' A 1 X 2 X ? Z ET 'ie A , .l'.,111f,,L ' -.A ' i 5 Eg? ' EE F L 374 - - - g Y , Aire?-L ' Y L-'?' W Football Personnel Morris Bennett played a heady game at quarter catching the opponents off their guard many times. This is Morris's last year. Donald Hodges is one of our most valuable players and will be a hard man to replace another year. Gilbert Bergerson starred in the backfield this season snagging passes out of the air and tearing holes in the opponents line. Gilbert is a senior. Norman Green, another senior, distinguished himself by breaking' up plays for the opponents before they got well started. Clarence Wardle played his best game against Clatskanie, throwing them -for many losses and making gains off tackle. Clarence graduates this year. Veldon Parker, midget backfield man was slippery and heady. Chalk- ing up yardage and intercepting passes was a specialty for him. He plans on college next year. Allen Ray, our towering center, mussed up his opponent and smeared plays in most of the games. Allen graduates this year. e Archie Adams played a whirlwind game at end snatching impossible passes out of the azore in every game. Archie will be one of the main- stays of the team next season. Edward Roles played a smashing game at tackle on both offensive and defensive. Ed was one of our best on the line. We lose him this year. Shelby Cook at guard with his strength and weight never failed to bring down his opponents, and on the offensive always made an opening for our ball toters. Shelby is a senior. James Currie was a great aid to our line. Although light of weight he never allowed gains through his side. James graduates. Ward Gooding played a game at end that always kept the opponent guessing. He always smeared up the opponent so as to be an advantage for his team. This is Ward's last year. Page Thirty-f ive , fm A , fx X, 1 ' X -'X XX fx 1,-6 iq qv e A ft , 1 1:7-61 1 XL' 1 'QLQ 1 - c gag Faoiba i games On September 30th., St. Helens high school played our team on the local field. The game was very interesting because of the equality of the two teams. We lost the game 13-7. October 7 we went into Washington to beat the fast Castle Rock eleven. The last quarter Castle Rock broke through making three touch- downs to win the game 19-7. October 18 Vernonia played Rainier at Rainier. This was the hardest fought game of the season. Vernonia lost 26-6. Our next game was with Scappoose on the local field. The ground was wet, which made it impossible to break away. Both teams were evenly matched in weight and experience. We held them to a 0-0 score. The last game of the season was played November 1, when Clatskanie came to Vernonia. Clatskanie put up a hard fight and held us to an 0-0 tie. Page Thirty-six . ' - 'N A A N fd i' . 'f YW- -5 15 P A -ees . . ' !l '- + k ,ff '1 Q LV, X M- we-.eq fee.. f ' .. 9 fll? Ai WAI' A 3 .. I ' g'El'-till' r 1 ASW A' ,fa-r-is -,.,,.ff f--.- I Basketball Personnel Veldon Parker always played a speedy game at forward for our team. Veldon never failed to score against his opponents. This is his last year. Donald Hodges was the best guard in the county. He played a hard fast game, always keeping his opponent checked. Donald graduates. Gilbert Bergerson a senior played a scoring game at t G'lb , , cen er. 1 ert took a great advantage in his size by breaking up the opponents' plays. Morris Bennett, another senior. always managed to fan the basket for his share of the points. Morris's ability games. in shooting won many of our Allen Ray was a steady and dependable man at any position. His height gave him a decided advantage. The team loses Allen this year. Gloyd Adams, although a freshman, played the game like a veteran. His fighting spirit saved more than one of our games. Archie Adams was a reliable man at running guard. His speed was a great help to our team. Archie will be back next year. Page Thirty-eight ' 'Xfx fx ' f all 1 . - -Q 'X ff , V-4 'WE - X . 4 X A X UI 4 , , 1 ' 4 ,361 1 g 1 . ga. 3- . ' a-5g,'c:f tm 5 xg.,-1 Ucslrifiw r,,,2 - - - ,f,a.1-in --,,--- - JT! aaltetbail Games The first game of the season was played at Kelso, Washington, Dec- ember 9. This game was hard fought, but we won 18-17. December 16 Banks came here intending to take home the bacon, but they returned defeated 40-20. January 6 was our first league game with St. Helens at Vernoniag They was never at any time during the game more than three points dffference between the two teams. St. Helens won 22-21. January 13 found Vernonia at Scappoose. Scappoose put up a hard fight, but the game ended in our favor, 21-9. January 20, Rainier came to Vernonia. This game was attended by the largest crowd of the esason. Everyone got their money's worth. Ver- nonia won 26-24. January 27 we journeyed to Portland where we played Hill Military Academy. They proved to be better on their own floor and won 32-24. January 31 found Vernonia at Clatskanie. We proved to be the better by defeating them 18-9. February 3 we all went to St. Helens to get -revenge for our one point defeat from them. Vernonia worked hard, but St. Helens sunk many lcng shots winning the game 26-19. February 4 we played a return game with Banks. Banks played very fast, but were unable to break through our defense during the last half. We won 19-9. February 10 Scappoose came here pepped-up and seeking revenge, and caught us off our guard winning 18-9. February 17 we played Rainier at Rainier. Vernonia led them for three quarters, but the tide changed in the last quarter leaving us stranded with a score of 23-20. A Page Thirty-nine f I - A -fx fx y f-X 'X ,- V-5 I 'Di - - 55 W A ' ff 7 i 1 , - 1 ' VIEIQIHIIINNQ raelk Eq aciil asf earis Traela season The first week in March, 1927, Coach Austin issued a call for track. There was a very large group besides the following lettermen that re- sponded to the call: Glen Hawkins, Morris Bennett, Donald Hodges, Rus- sell Mills, Lewis Laramore, and William Bell. Our first meet was with St. Helens on the home field. Vernonia had little trouble in defeating St. Helens. The county track meet was held at Vernonia April 30. Vernonia won second place in the countv. Russell Mills, Glen Hawkins, Morris Bennett, Arthur Hixson, Donald Hodges, Marshall Malmsten, Kenneth 'Whitsell, and Lewis Laramore won points for Vernonia. The following Saturday. we sent our track team to Seaside for the district track meet. This was the biggest event of the season. Vernonia carried away all honors as well as the silver cup offered for the winning team. Those winnisg points for Vernonia in this meet were: Marshall Malmsten, Kenneth Whitsell, Russell Mills, Lewis Laramore, Donald Hodges, Morris Bennett, Veldon Parker, and Arthur Hixson. Vernonia is expecting a championship track team this year as we have six lettermen back as well as some fine new material. Page Forty , ., . V, ,I .ff , 5 5127 XF 'j A 7 H, 4 A v -5. ' :E 1 . Efivsjgf lh' IX- A J? -Y ' I 1-L 1 W- Q-, . 7'-Af-fc-' - Y , ,exif-.L --,.- 5 -gf Mrs, Mimbel Brewer, Cmuclhm Page Forty-one f M715 ,V 1 '1 x -5 V 1 f A X Ez, ' a'isf KS5 'f- f f ' L. 5 x 1 1 : 4 A ie, xanga- P in -'1 45, J ---f-Y ,wsggw ' I' XXX ,XN ,f f ,W V My A Q WIA Page Forty-two I .- . 'N 1 .-X1 fx ,X 1 T4 W VI fII2 IHIIIA E2 ,gyfl l -K5 552- ' '1 4-QSLQQQ-Z Girls? Basket a l Alas! We lost the county championship this year. The second time in five years. Scappoose beat us by only two points. The girls fought hard for the victory and with untiring efforts, but we failed to win the game. We hope to win back our good record next year. Team Personnel Della Cline, forward. Della, our old standby, whose motto is Never Give Up, is our best. Without her pep and energy the team would be lost. We are glad we have her with us next year. Ida Mae Hawkins, forward. At least, we call her forwardg but since she plays equally well in almost every position, she is a very valuable player whom we are very sorry to lose by graduation. Mildred Hawkins, jumping center. Mildred, the incomparable center, is one of our best players and she did her best this year in helping us to be victorious. Helen Hieber, running center. Here, there, everywhere, just where we need her most in center, that's Helen. We will lose Helen this year by graduation and all of us greatly regret it. Mary Oberst, guard. Mary, who came to us new last year, has won a reputation of a guard who is always there to hinder her opponent from making a basket. Charlotte Green, guard. Charlotte was always there ready and quick to prevent her opponent from scoring on us. She had done the next to impossible in winning a place on the team as guard after only a few practices. Having accomplished this feat it is a mystery what she will do next year. Louise Simmons, substitute. We were sorry when Louise could not join us at the first of the season, but we were very glad indeed when she came in to her own at mid-year as our dependable forward. We lose her by graduation. Zelma New, substitute. Little Zelma is ever ready and bids fair at be- coming one of our snappiest and peppiest players for next year. At Scappoose At St. Helens At Vernonia By Forfeit The Games Page Vernonia 17 Vernonia 18 Vernonia 9 Vernonia 2 Forty-three Scappoose 17 St. Helens 17 Scappoose 11 St. Helens 0 ,f u 'VA A A fxaYiQ fMf:- A., L 1 4 A X W ix ,L T 1 7 ' . : 4 Z v -1: t-?frllll11- - Z 1 X 4 Q 1 5 '?'fQQ2 WJ Illgn y I'-I dl ' .1 'ff M 'NX - f'M-N- 5,-Q-A -f I' I' Page Forty-four :ix:::E312E5:f:ET-IEFEEEGE:TTIFEEYZFYE Crawford Motor Co.. y ,- ...Z 'fl1e.Hi!V:lirillli3222293135332:QEBlBi'Xx,... He put his arm around her waist, The color left her cheeksg But on the shoulder of his coat, It remained about two weeks. Missionary- And you know nothing whatever of religion? Cannibal- Well, we got a taste of it when the last missionary came. Thelma: I wonder why Oliver never recites in English class? Ethel T.: He doesn't speak in his sleep. Miss Hickman fIn history classzj This is the third time you have looked on Veldon's paper. Norman: Yes ma'am. He doesn't write very plainly. If a tough beefsteak could speak, what English poet would it mention? Chaucer. fChow-sir.J New student: Do they ring two bells for school? Morris: Nope, they ring the same bell twice. Bodie: I think the street car just passed. Neal: How's that? Bodie: I see its tracks. Mrs. Brewer: Now when I review this book, I want every student to make a list of everything he doesn't know. Buster writes fantastically. Mrs. Brewer: What are you doing, Buster? Buster: Just copying the index. Miller Mercantile Company ll ll ll ll ll 0 ll 0 ll ll xl Style if Quality ll QE SCPVICC il ll li if One Prlce To All Il il Vernonia's Progressive Store itxxxxxxxzxxx:Z1:::x:::::x::::xxx:::::3 Page Forty-five f::::::::::: ::I: ::::::: 'e:::::::c:::::?::::- ii 0 0 ll American Legion EE Wishes success to the graduates iv n if if of the 11 Vernonia High School 11 EE Class of '28 Ll:x::::::x:::::x::::::::::xx,,::,,,::maxi Horseshoe Cafe :1ZLi2e:2LE5fflLf-at3229, ..... ....... 3 Safe hints for the Freshmen 1. Always hitch on autos and trucks. You cover much more territory and often give ambulance drivers a little work. 2. Never fear the faculty. Just do as you please and tell them where to get off. Such action helps raise your standing among your fellow-stu- dents, and pleases your parents greatly. 3. When playing around autos, press all the buttons and levers pos- sible. Some day one will start, and you will be rewarded. 4. Never let your school work interfere with your social lifeg if you are unable to get enough sleep at night, make it up in class. A ----- ----'-----A-------:p4:A-- ----- :DQAAA 'A----AAAA A----- V ' ' T 1: EE II ll ll ll l ll O ll E EE Vernoma L1 ht Sz Power Co. EE 0 ll li ll 0 il Wishes to extend their congratulation gl O 1 2 - to the :E 0 4 Il Vernonia High School :E ll wr 2 Q Senior Class of '28 g 1: ll 0 EE EE 3 It 0 ll ll ll ll ll j3Q1 QCbCt33C2:9:3tCl l Page Forty-six ---- A AAAAAAA- -- ------- --------- --9909--os F c ' ' ' W ' n 11 Compliments of 3: Vernonia Brazing 81 Machine Works if General Macihne Repairing if Auto Repairing and Blacksmithing 4 0 if Edw. Solomonsen Phone 342 C. L. Bateman T 'f::::::x:::xx:.::::::::::x::xxm:::m'l f: Columbla Barber Shop lg 'I Ladies and Children Specialty Soph: When your father uses that paddle on you, doesn't it make you sick? Frosh: Naw, he tells me that it is the board of health. !! Squire: Did you call me, sir? Launcelot: Yes, bring me the canopenerg I've got a flea in my knight clothes. Qaecc::A---::::::::c::sccccc:::::::o0:::ooo:::::: : ::oo Compliments to Class of '28 For School Supplies Try 3 P Q cn E E 3 ll 0 ll if ' K. A. McNeill, Prop. IP il IP ll ' 'H vvvvv'vPaQe1Sorty-seven Y S kaggs-Safeway Stores CONSTANT SAFEWAY BUYING Will Save Your Money Rose Barber Shop Compliments of MR. SODEN Why study? The The The The The The more you study, the more you knowg more you know, the more you forget more you forget, the less you know So why study? less you study, the less you knowg less you know, the less you forgetg less you forget, the more you knowg So why study? Compliments of Nehalem Meat Market and Grocery Albert Childs :::::::::::l:::::::::::::::::::::: Page Forty-eight -.............---..---------------------..-....-.....Q U U U U 0 H U U If YI The Nehalem Hotel 5? ll I Wishes Class of '28 Success ll Il 0 U U U II fx:x7i2EZET:: C:::::-::-:::::::::::lZ1te2?.lEZliJr:EZ:Ta1icis,:32- li Vernonla Drug Company Il THE REXALL STORE u :I Kodaks Wm. H. Folger, Prop. Kodak Finishing Breathes there a girl with soul so dead, who never onceor more has sald She's just jealous, that's all. Oh, we didn't get home until 1 a.m. I'm glad he didn't come. I don't like him anyway. I have all my lessons, mother. Oh, dad, all the other girls have one. Oh, isn't he the best looking thing? I'1l be home early, mother. U Beggar: Oh, madam, I wasn't blind always. Lady: No, yesterday you were deaf and dumb. The height of painlessness is a splinter in a wooden leg. A-- ...... -----, - - -v-v--v----,,,Q,-o ...... ---o------o--------vv-v--v- 0 U ll ll U U U U ff Vernonia Bakery U U Mother's Bread ll U 0 QI Cookies, Cakes and Pastries Il ll 0 if BREWER VISNAW T:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::Z:::::::::::':: ::::::' nu 1 EE Compliments to the Class of '28 0 Vernonia Trading Company U 11 Sperry Flour f Feed, Grain, and Sand E Tapp Bergerson Q-::::::::,::::::::::::::::::::--,:::A-A::::::::::---W Page Forty-nine T '::::' ':: '::::TT xx? Eg Taffies i Milk shakes ll Compliments of 5 ll IC H LINCOLN CONFECTIONERY f 1 ll li Ice Cream ' Chocolate Creams l::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::,:::Q Tix:A2:Pu':x:f::x:xxx:x:::::'A:::cxaxxlz if MldW3y Grocery 3 15 Phone 783 Robert Williams, Prop. II frm:rrr:JislitLL2,SfQ52:r3EQ:2:'2is:'22i2ef5:::-mxxl Black: What are you doing out here?' Blue: Enjoying the beauties of nature. Black: Many of 'em going' past? Taken from the Wonder Book of Wondersf I wonder where the children are tonite. Agent: Were you trying to catch that train, Madam? Catherine eyed him for a second, then she said: Oh, no. to chase it out of the station. I merely wanted U,,--, ,,,,,,,,,, ,-,, .... :::::::::::::::::::::::2:::--- ll H lr E Reithnefs 0 0 EE - Leaders of Style and Quality li EE Coats, Dresses, Shoes 0 0 o -,,--AAA A ,--,A--- A A,,,- --0, ,,AA A.,,,, , ur Compliments to Class of '28 Variety Store O ll 0 0 In ll ll EE ll We have what you need. 1 if The Store of Quality ll ll Mr. Bennett, Prop. 0 -::::::::::::,::,:::::::::::::::,,,::,,: Page Fifty -A -o--oo - -o f - s's ' ' ' Dr. J. A. Hughee and Dr. M. as in High School. ll ll D. Cole Wish the Senior Class the same success in life lm ''m ':::x:52KSEiEZEES:SE xmxmxxxc li Mellinger Hardware 3 Ez:Qell1?:El:l1lQE:1ieRfBL:-,S33, , A woodpecker lit on Tommy's head, And settled down to drill. He bored away for half a day, And finally broke his bill. Betty: I bet you are on the football team. Fat fproudlyjz Well, yesg I do the aerial work. Betty: What is that? Fat: I blow up the footballsf' -'A-- --A-oo- ------oo----oo-A---- ----Aoooo I ' ' ' .i Hamburgers TE ll H U I iSandwich Shop Chef, Dad I .E Tables for Ladies Courte ooooooooooo Chili mgw ous Service ll ll ll ll H H tl H 0 ll ll H Compliments of Vernonia Laundry in ll in in iv 0 0 0 A A,,---AAAA-AA- A -----A--,A AAAAA A A A A A Page Fifty-one T::-::::::::::::::::::::::::::-:::::::::::::Q---:::::: ll ll 2 Fresh Vegetables and Fruit ll ll ll gg ADAMS, GRoeERY gg EE The store of Quality and Service ll ll II To Meet Your Demands ll ll ll ll Phone 991 Delivery Service -:5:::::::::::::2::::::-:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::l li Riverview Grocery jg F. L. HEATH ll il .... m1i5s2:2eErs5rl-l Teacher: Billy, if school didn't have any hard old seats, or teachers, or exams, or- Billy: Aw, shut up! You're thinking o' heaven. The customs officer eyed the bottle suspiciously. It's only ammonia, stammered the returning' passenger. Oh, it is? asked the customs officer, taking a long swallow. It was-. Helen: Pm afraid, Clarence, I'll never see you in heaven. Clarence: Great guns! What have you been doing now? QE Compliments of P ll if Vernonia Stage Line, Inc. EE Cars for Hire Stages ll ll ll Travel by Motor Stage 11 H 0 21 Ambulance fl u ll II Phone 863 or 652 H. H. Hixson, Mgr. 1: ll -::::::::::::: -:::z::-::----:::::::::::::::::::::::-:i T::xx:::::::::::ff::fx:::::xxfx:: :c::x::Ti ll 0 ll 0 Il ll ll ll EE Compliments of 11 lr 0 . 0 0 ll if Slmmonds' Grocery l l ll ll lLo::oo::00:::C::2::::::C222:000:::::::2: ooooo ::oo-:::l Page Fifty-two Vue' ' ' ' ' ' 7+ ll ll 3E li 55 A. L. KULLANDER gg U H ll Watches Watchmaker and Jeweler Diamonds If lg and and ig il Clocks Repairs a Specialty Silverware ll ll ll ..,........... - .ii..... - iii....ii......ii........, 1' Earle's Repair Shop 1g Guaranteed Work and Satisfaction Service 11 We Aim to Help You 3: Professor Ito Frances L., who had been wandering thru the halls during class periodj What are you doing in the halls? Don't you know you should be in your class? Frances: Oh, gee, yes! I knew I had forgotten something. Bookkeeper: This book will do half your work. Stanley: Fine. Give me two of them. Mr. Austin: Zelma, what is zinc? Zelma: Oh, that's the French pronoun for think. Taxxx::::xx:'::':::'x:: :::':::: :: :x::'l ll li ll If your clothes are unbecoming to you ll U li you should be coming to me 11 ll ll U U if M. E. CARKIN gg H U Il Wishes Success to Class of '28 11 EE lmxzxx::mx:::xx3mmx mmxmx::Tl II II ll Compliments of 11 0 0 w 0 gf MILLER'S BARBER sHoP gi U 0 nu 0 J: LADIES SPECIALIZING ll tl U O li ------ --:::::::::,t::jt:::::::::::::::::::::::::::-::i v-v-7-if Page Fifty-three -v--v---v- v--r:2:::::::::::::-::::::::::::::::CC:fi II WE OFFER THE BEST IN FRESH AND CURED MEATS EMMOTT SI CULVER U VERNONIA, OREGON E :::::,,:::::::::::::::,::::::::! Compliments of ll Aspland,s Plumbing and Electric Shop Harold Nelson: I always learn my lessons by heart. Miss Perce: Then why don't you ever know them? Harold: Well, you see, I have heart failure. Now Buster, said Mrs. Hammack, dilating on the virtue of politeness, if you were seated in a car, every other seat occupied, and a lady came in, what would you do? Buster: Pretend I was asleep, was the unhesitating reply. Miss Hickman: We come now to the reign of the Tudors. What do you say about these three kings, Harold? Harold lsleeping in classj: You wing Jacks for openers. EE Dr. W. H. Hurley QQ Phone Main 532 jg gg Congratulation Seniors ofl2-ii ---Au--U-3 ll'-gEvgII1i1FSvv-----'vvv---- 'i5m lm 'iiJ1Q'60rn EE QE Garner's Stand 2 --GP13I1 ,.ii I N M35 ixmm:x:::xm::::::m:mx:x::x::m:xl: 1: The Bank of Service For Your Future 11 ll ll 0 ll ll 0 Bank of Vernonla EE Compliments 2 to Class of '28 11 g an 3 H. E. McGraw, Pres. J. C. Lindley, Cashier 11 IL A-A---- AAAAAAAA---AAA--AAA - - AAA--AA- A --AA AAA-A-- A A ll ' U i:fQQQ'1i?tQff2I1I n 'W-- 'P ' 4 :::::::pc::::roooc:J:::::: ::::::::::::::::::::::oc: RADIO HEADQUARTERS Atwater Kent Trull Electric Clear tone-Come in and hear it. Full line of Tubes and Batteries HOFFMAN HARDWARE Phone 183 :::::.....0::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ::::::::::::::: -v----Yvv-v----, ....... vvrv-- ......... oo4:---:l:----t- Compliments of Lester Sheeley Lawyer-Notary Public FAMOUS SAYINGS I don't know where I'm going, but I'm on my way. -Columbus. Keep the home fires burning. -Nero. The first hundred years are the hardest. -Methuselah. Treat 'em rough. -Henry VIII. I'm sorry I have no more lives to give for my country. -Plutarch. Keep your shirt on. -Queen Elizabeth. Don't lose your head. -Queen Anne. So this is Paris. -Helen of Troy. The bigger they are the harder they fall. --David. It floats. -Noah. You can't keep a good man down. -Jonah. Woman is the noblest work in nature. -Gilbert Bergerson. I'm strong for you, kid. -Samson. There's a fool born every minute. -Barnum. ,- ..... A-- ...... -- -..----A A -A---A -- ooo v-vvvv:,c--vvv---vv--,vvv--,,-9--,,--0v-ooooooo00 Harry Culbertson General Blacksmith Anything made of Wood or Iron H - .-,'v-vvvv-:--iv-v--,YY Y --,, Y--,,,v-,,v----::--oc-:boot H ' ' ' ' ' ' ' cQHpiiYn'eI1ES' IJ lie' EES 22755 ' U '- La Societe des 4-0 Hommes et 8 Chevaux Vernonia, Oregon ,.::::::::::: ::ooo:::::: :::::o: : :oo:::ooo:::::o:::::: Groceries Compliments Dry Goods to Class of '28 M. MURRAY 81 CO. The Peop1e's Store of Quality Walk Over Shoes Jantzen Suits Page Fifty-five ooo: o::og--A-----AA---A----A-- EE m 'slIiEQQQ spflfnly' 5 11 Expert Tailor Cleaning and Pressing 12 Wells' Cleaner Shop 5 -huh--unH-HBEEvTOHBnCHBHITvnn-nh-N EE 12 New and Used Furniture Easy Payment Plans ii if Brown F urnlture :SSZEXSPQTZE:E2T:m :::::::::lg Twin Fir Super Service Station II Vernonia, Oregon 0 ll :::::-:::---:::::::::::::::::::::::::::-:::-::::::::j Betty Culver: Oh, what's the matter with that ape? The poor thing. Keeper: He sprained his arm. Betty: Oh, I see, a monkey wrench. Archie and Bob went fishing. Bob: Got a bite yet, Archie? Archie: Naw, I don't think my worm's half trying. She: How can you tell a prof from a student? He: Well, if there are only two in a room and one of them is asleep, the other one is the professor. ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: 1-:Qooo:::::::o0ooooooaQQQ o ii 3 T ll EE Compliments of IL 0 0 0 0 ll QE JoY THEATRE 55 ll ll E J. H. Bush, Prop. E li EE L:,,:::::--::::-:,--::xxx ....: :x:--::-::-:xxx:i i:x::x::::::2::':m::xx::':::x:'m'::'m:::T if GILBY MOTOR CO. E E Vernonia - St. Helens ll 0 EE CHEVROLET, PONTIAC, OAKLAND EE tl II il Goodyear Tires and Tubes ll ll ll Phone 491 EE Page Fiftysix re-oo? II II II II II I II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II I O II Il II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II I I II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II I I II II II II I I Qoqooooo 9c--------- ..-- ooo-:rqv--.fv..v-ooooooaoooooookj The OREGO - ERIC BER COMPANY DESIRES TO EXPRESS ITS FELICITATIONS AND CONGRATULATIONS TO THE ENTIRE STUDENT BODY OF VERNONIA HIGH SCHOOL AND TO THE DISTINGUISHED SENIOR CLASS IN PARTICULAR Q99 Q Q Page Fifty-seven 000000000-nope-saoeaso-ooo ooQ0 oooooo II II II II II II II II II II I I II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II Il II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II I Je: :oQ:::e:::::Q0 I N X S XX A EV- fixls! xv.. . gf I fl I L-xx . if 0,5 5?-i ' A Q.. ffm- Y yy 'Dpi SIELMP OFQUALITQ Wi? IPDERFLCT HALF-ToN1i AND LINE ENGRAVED P LAT ES FOR THE PRINTING PRESS H l CKS N CHATTEN EN GRAVING CO. 45N FOURTH STREET Q PORTLAND-OREGON B Miss Perce: Say, Thomas, what makes you so talkative? Thomas: Well, my father was an Irishman, and my mother was a woman Neal: I just got a check from home. Bodie: Then pay me the five dollars you owe me. Neal: Wait till I tell you the rest of my dream. Gilbert: Give me four sheets of carbon paper. Miss Malmsten: What do you want them for? Gilbert: Oh-I'm writing to my girls. Mrs. Brewer: Bring me that gum at once. Georgia Van Doren: Just a minute and I'll bring you a fresh stick. vv .... -v .... :::::::::::0::::::::::::::o::o:::c::ooOOeL AUTO TOPS REPAIRED Vernonia Auto Top Kr Paint Shop Flrst-Class Painting ::::::::::: : : ::::::: : :::ih:::Q:::::: :t::::: 3:33:32 2 2 3: ili Hvrnnnia 7 aglr lirintrrn nf thr Annual 'Je iLQ-1 Page Fifty-eight 'Fw - - --, . LQ '- x I t A figf., :gf 5.7. .'!.,,L14 ' -1 v.f'wrV4 - :F -:::1:.i. 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