Vernonia High School - Memolog Yearbook (Vernonia, OR)

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The Faculty MR. II. McENTIRE I iistory Mathematics Boys’ Athletics MISS I-'LOSS IE PERCE (English Art MISS VERA CRAIL Music Sociology English Geography MISS RL III MAR UN Commerce MRS. PLOY 11 AM MACK Mathematics Sewing MISS EDRA GEIIRING French English Girls' Athletics MR. LEVI AUSTIN Science Boys’ Athletics SEPTEMBER 4—CLASS OFFICERS ELECTED Page Six

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PRINCIPAL J. B. WILKERSON To the Seniors During the four years you have spent in high school, you have sometimes grown tired of school and have longed for the time to come when you could have more freedom. Even within the last few weeks, you have wished that you could get away from the restraint of every-day routine. But, now that the year is drawing so near to a close, I know that there is a pang of sadness in your hearts at the thought of parting. . . . You are living in a wonderful age, the age ol youth; what a blessing it is to be a part of such an age. provided, in this youthful environment, you do not forget the moral and religious training of your childhood days. “Life is real; life is earnest’’; and in this, my message to you, I would not attempt to give it any false coloring. There will be clouds along the way, and some of your ideal castles will tumble before the cruel winds of life’s realities; but there will be sunshine, too, as surely as the love of your friends exists. As a last thought, it is not so much what you get out of life that counts, but rather what you do with your life. .SEPTEMBER 3—SCHOOL OPENED FOR REGISTRATION Page Five

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Student Body Officers NEAL BL'Si I President GLOVD ADAMS Vice-President GRACE CONDIT Secretary CATHERINE HOITMAN Treasurer CHARLOTTE GREEN Editor Timber Line RUTH LEE Girls’ Athletic Manager TORD BERG Hoys' Athletic Manager SEPTEMBER 10—ERESIIMAN WEEK Page Seven