Washington High School - Lens Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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lil n JUNE I9 2 3 Thirteen -,-,W - -,-,...,..,..,.,.,..,..,-,-,W-,-,-,-,:. -.,-,,--WM,-,-..1.,-..-E. Q ll l AT PARTING ll Words and Music l by Kathleen fpolvell and William Warren g ll Q l. With reluctance we leave you, our own Washington, So happy have been our four years spent with you, E 'Though the honor to graduate gladly weive Won, H Our years in your halls now seem all but too few. In your Wisdom you've taught us our standards to raise, l Your teachings benign have made fuller the hours. We have earned it, we know, if you give us your praise. l With reverence, dear friend, we offer you ours. E ll 11. 3 But our parting, We see now, is all for the best, Since to us you have given the start we so needg il For others will come, with your care to be blest, To learn, as we have, you're a real friend, indeed. ln the years which will come, when we know our life work, The tasks we are given must all be well done, ii For you've taught us, above all things, never to shirk Proud of us we must make you our own Washington. H a W ll ll - II vzig-1:7-si, -.inicic-.. :sic-1 ic: --.:.:'-1:-ij:-1:-1:-1 -1:-.:-niei:-lei U :iz-iclmozo

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Fourteen THE LENS , m,gL,.w -mf Q le!-Ni ,lf-3? I LJ Class Winans HARRY LADY President Where is there another like him? On your feet, Washington-a big siren for Harry! President, athlete, actor and friend. HELEN AHERN Vice-President The girls call her Chic, the boys uclever. Both agree. WILLIAMS BROOKS Treasurer Pete has Won an extra large portion of the honors at Washington especially in football. Many are the times we have cheered him from the grandstand. MARY ELIZABETH HALLAM Secretary Betty is little, but how she can talkl and not always nonsense, either. Her record bears witness to that. VIRGIL HODGES Sergeant-at-Arms Brilliant, versatile and always ready to help, Virgil has made us his debtor in many ways, as a class officer, musician and actor. CARL SANFORD Editor ' Good in studies, good in friends, good in activities, good in Lens. A thoroughly good fellow.