Jefferson High School - Spectrum Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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Maurischat, Arthur “Mischief thou art—take what course thou wilt.” Courtkr, Lolita “Now that teaching has begun, I shall have no peace” Caton, Belle Sweet as the nav buds in spring.” Crowther, Fred “Still water runs deep.” Coulter, Vera “Tact is the knack of keeping quiet at the right time.” Clausen, Myrtle “Dainty, unassuming, she holds her place in every heart.” Clausen, Clifford “A good head keeps its luster in the dark.” 18

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Belknap, Thelma “Of their (non merits the modest arc dumb.” Carrol, Walter ‘Tis an evil lot, but let us make the best of it.” Burke, Marion All that's best of dark or bright, Meet in her aspect and her eyes.” Burnaugh, Lyle “Quiet, possessed—a man.” Biersdorf, Verna “She’s a girl who docs her own thinking.” Austen, George “A worthy man is he.’’ Burt, Alice “Gentle of speech, benifi- cent of mind.” 17

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Bridge, Cecile “Diligence is the mistress of success Davidson, Lewis “The golden age is not behind you, but before you. Crowell, Verna “Dozen in a green and shady bed a modest vio- let grows.” De Loach, Barton “I would rather excel others in knowledge than in power.” Cusack, Edna “There is a good book iwhich I open with expectations. And close with profit— School Book.” De Spain, Frank “His words all cars take captive.” Dickey, Vera “She's a pippin, she's a daisy, she's a dream.” 19