Jefferson High School - Spectrum Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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Grable, Cari. Brci'ity is the soul of wit,” Harris, Gertrude “With grace to win, with heart to hold.” Hart, Rosamond “The sunshine of your smile.” Gardner, Elbert “He that can have pa- tience can have what he will” IIealy, Anna ”Zealous. yet modest, in- nocent though free.” 11 ENDKRSON, CATHERINE “Her looks so sxveet and her eyes so fair, Her graceful step and angel air.” Gkffen, Arnold “His argument goes on forever. 24

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Granum, Frances “The hand that made you fair hath made you good.” Gibson, Roy Faint heart ne'er won fair lady” Guild, Hulda “The blightest bird upon the tree Had ne’er a lighter heart than she.” Gloyn, Cyril “A little body doth often harbor a great soul.” 11A LL1W ELL, A1 LEEN “They arc never alone who are accompanied with noble thoughts.” Guston, Vernon “A little learning is a bad thing.” I IARDI SON, VINI FRED “A jezvcl among women. 23

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Heckman, Gertrude “In friendship I was early taught to believe Hagstrom, Leonard “There never teas a heart so bold. IIicks, Ola “A little maiden walked demit re. Pacing with downward eyelids pit re.'' Hertche, Joel “He hurries on with light- ning feet Horton, Ruth “A thing of temperament Hoyt, Richard “In his duty, prompt at every call.” Hurt, Will a “A plain girl and every- one loz’cs her.” 25