The Oregonian, 23 Jan 1918, page 5
Union High School, No. 2, will dedicate a service flag on which there will be 30 stars, at a special assembly tomorrow morning, in the Auditorium of the High School building. A short programme will be given as follows:
- Music. “Sweet Melody,” Union High School Orchestra
- introductory remarks, Principal Elmer F. Goodwin
- instrumental trio, Miss Leisal Ruby, Miss Ruth Inglis, Glen Rusher
- presentation of service flag, Miss Helen Hornecker, vice-president of Tri-S Club
- song, “Star-Spangled Banner,” Treble Clef Club
- acceptance of service flag, Mervin R. Good, president of student body organization
- “Keep the Home Fires Burning,” Misses Jelken and Towle, Messrs. Rusher and Waldrad
- violin solo, Miss Leisla Ruby
- patriotic address, Judge George W. Stapleton, chairman of the high school Board of Education
- music, “Metropolitan March,” high school orchestra
The flag was presented to the High School by the Tri-S Club, an organization in the economic department, and the following members of graduates of Union High School will be honored by having a star on it:
- Isaac Anderson
- Forrest Arnold
- Emerson Brown
- Albert Camp
- George W. Clark
- Wilson Eastman
- Ernest Freeman
- Curtis Hendricks
- William Hillyard
- Guerdon Humason
- Glenn Kesterson
- Emil Lauber
- Alton Lovelace
- Eldridge McCulloch
- William Martin
- Walter Metzger
- Edward Noreen
- Roy Olson
- Guy Jones
- Thomas Parker
- Albert Weiss
- Gerry Reynolds
- Harry Stanley
- Wilbur Stanley
- Leslie St. Clair
- Clark Stillions
- Frank Rogers
- Oscar Stone
- Raymond Palmquist
- Cecil Pulfer
The parents of these boys and the public generally are invited.
