Jefferson High School - Spectrum Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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RADIO! MORE THAN 100 SETS AT MEIER FRANK’S $16.50 and UP IMMEDIATE DELIVERY The most inexpensive, practical, complete receiving sets on the market. With one of these you can listen in on all the music, news, etc. broadcasted locally. MEIER FRANK’S IS HEADQUARTERS FOR RADIO EQUIPMENT In the new Radio division of the Electrical Shop are people who know how to assist the ever-growing army of radio enthusiasts in selecting proper equipment. WE HAVE THE FOLLOWING IN STOCK: Phone Receivers Fixed Phone Condensers Crystals Cleat Insulators Radiotron Detector and Amplifier No. 14 Copper Wire No. 25 Double Cotton Wire 22 -Volt Wireless (B) Batteries Crystal Detectors Grid Phone Condensers Switches No. 500 Porcelain Insulators Binding Posts No. 21 Enameled Wire No. 14 Weatherproof Wire for Aerial 43-Volt Wireless (B) Batteries We placed orders early for all parts and will have them as soon as the factories can make deliveries. Radio fans should keep in touch with this interesting section. RECEIVING STATION IN THE STORE Basement Balcony, Sixth Street m The Quality Store of Portland. Oregon •••“ V»TM ue«mJO« lf(» »Tf ©

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The Spectrum June, 1922 To Jeff Belle Caton Jeff, you've helped to train us, each and every one, To stand and take what’s coming; and never say, “I'm done.” You’ve won from us, respect and love, A love long-living as that above. And we’ll not forget as we pass on, Who has helped us in the race we’ve run.

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To Mr. Jenkins and our Faculty Advisers who have been our friends and leaders, we, the members of the class of June ’22, respectfully dedicate this, our class issue of The Spectrum