Jefferson High School - Spectrum Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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Livesly, Phillip “Not aw’d to duty by superior sway.” Holbrook, Jane “As lovely as rain On cherry blossoms.” Horsfeldt, Alma “His work is best who strives the hardest.” Hubbard, Barbara “I am the master of my fate.” Huff, Ruth For what I will, I will, and there an end.” Hunt, Evelyn “We all like her—we can not help it.” Loftquist, Carl “He is truly great that is little to himself.” 24

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H er m an, Loretta “Always so friendly, so smiling, too.” Hill, Alpha “It takes a little foolishness, along with common sense, to make life worth while.” Lehto, Ense “Prompt to duty’s call.” Hirte, Marion “And her ‘yes’ said once to you Shall be yes forevermore.” Hochfeld, Helen “Why worry?” Hollifer, Mable “Benign, courteous and meek With words well devised.” Lepley, Wade “Wise to resolve ami patient to perform.” 23

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to to Huntington, Mary True as the needle the pole or the dial the sun .” Longswqrth, Clark “His u'ords precede his thoughts.” Husted, Janet “To sec her is to love but her forever.” Jackson, Eugenia “Thy modesty's a candle to thy merit.” James, Emma “A smile is worth a dozen groans.” McCutchan, Everett “Underneath all his foolishness is real worth. Jensen, Ruth “She was fair, exceedingly fair to behold.” 25