Jefferson High School - Spectrum Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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Laird, Charles President I believe in today, to- morrow may never come. . Ready, Helen Vice-President So cheerful, gay and happy, so free from all vexation Tousey, Bert T reasurer To be strong is to be happy. Johnson, Margaret Secretary The face, the index of a feeling mind. Vennexvitz, Edward Sergeant-at-A mis Gladly would he learn and gladly teach 8

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Class Song Music by Betty Horstman Words by Betty Shively We have now had our fun and our studies, And we'll start on the long narrow way, But we’ll never forget the dear friends that we met, Though we are far away. Chorus Oh Jefferson ! Our high school, Our model truly told; Four years of work and pleasure In our menrry we will hold. We’ve tackled and been victors. Our standards ever high! We’ll look to you with hearts e’er true. The Jan. Class says “Good-bye”. You have been a true pal through our troubles, You have shown us the light and the way, And we’ll always be true to your gold and your blue, For we shall always say— Oh Jefferson! Our high school, Our model truly told; Four years of work and pleasure In our menTry we will hold. We’ve tackled and been victors. Our standards ever high! We’ll look to you with hearts e’er true. The Jan. Class says “Good-bye”. Class Motto Not evening, but dawn. Class Colors Salvia and old gold. Class Flowers Tulips and Japanese iris.

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Underwood, Franklin Editor “That man is great, and Itc alone, who serves greatness not his own.” Head, Ethel Associate Editor “There is nothing so pow- erful as truth, and often nothing so strange. Skinner, Clifton Business Manager “After I have named the man, I need say no more. Fredericksen, Nellie Art Editor “Knowledge is power.” Griffis, George Asst. Business Mgr. “In silence wise men oft great things to perfection have brought.” 9