Jefferson High School - Spectrum Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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The Spectrum January, 1927 Olday, Katherine “A maiden hath no tongue, hut thought.” Oliver, Mildred Which ever way she sails She has ever favoring gales.” Opp, Jean “In her tongue is the law of kindness.” Roarke, Walter “He has a heart with room for every joy.” Oswald, Clara “That music in itself, whose sounds are song. The poetry of speech ” Pauly, Hazel “Build on and make thy castle fair and high.” Rydman, Lester “His heart as far from fraud as heaven from earth.” Page Tu enty-fuur

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January, 1927 The Spectrum McKay, Alice Her ways are always the same—likable.” Myers, Marie “ A merrier maid 'tis hard to find. With buoyancy of wit and heart anil mind.” Reed, Allen “His eye begets occasion for his wit.” Morris, Inez Her air. her rnnner, all who saw admired.” Morrison, Margaret “Precious articles are always done up in small pack- ages.” Renfro, Steven “He was withal a man of elegance and stature tall.” Murray, Frances “A thing of impulse and a child of song.” Page Twenty-three

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January, 1927 The Spectrum Younger, Kenneth ” A man passes jor what he is worth.” Ffeifer, Helen It's Rood to be merry and wise.” Pratt, Virginia Tact is the knack of keep- in r quiet at the right time —she hath it.” Shacklett, Charles “Here is a younR man of broad shoulders and heron size.” Rarick, Marguerite “Her eyes as stars of twi- light fair; Like twilight, too. her dusky hair.” Rattey, Florence A face with kindness over- spread. Soft smiles by hu- man kindness bred.” Short, Ellis “Let us then be up and do- ing. With a heart for any fate.” Page Twenty-five