Jefferson High School - Spectrum Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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CLASS OFFICERS Cantriix, Simeon President “That combination of a genius, a leader and a good fellow” Park, Clara Vice-President “Of tlieir own merit the modest are dumb ” Budlong, Howard Treasurer “His charm strikes the sight, Hut Ins merit wins the soulc.” Van Way, Elizabeth Secretary “Can there be so fair a creature formed of common clay?” Lawrence, Dennison Sergeant-at-Arms “AH great man arc dying, I don't feel well myself.” 6

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June 1925 Class Song Music by John Scott Words by Hanford Post I. For memories that never fade. For hopes and dreams that cannot die, For friendships that these days have made. We love you, dear old Jefferson High. II. For wholesome ways of light and truth. For joys our early days have known. We’ll love you not alone in youth. But always, dear old Jefferson High. Chorus There’s a place in our lives that you ever will hold. Though time with its changes departs; For the treasures you give us are better than gold. We’ll put them away in our hearts. And the ties you have woven will keep us as one. In homage and loyalty due, And when Life’s victory at last we have won. We’ll pay it a tribute, dear high school, to you. Class Motto Today we anchor—tomorrow we sail. Class Colors Sunset and silver.

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VaNETTA, CII ESTER Editor “His words ore bonds, his oaths ore oracles.” Kase, Elynore Associate Editor “Her beauty makes this vault of feasting presence full of light.” Brink, Holden Business Manager “His thoughts and his conduct are his own.” Parsons, Olive Art Editor “Art is power. Montgomery, Thomas Asst. Business Mgr. Hark! The conquering hero comes. 1