Jefferson High School - Spectrum Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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( he Spectrum JUNE CLASS '32 TABLE OF CONTENTS . . . Frontispiece Pag Dedication................................................. 4 A Tribute.................................................. 5 Seniors.................................................... 7 Class Song................................................ 27 Class Prophecy............................................ 28 Class Record.............................................. 30 Class Will................................................ 31 President's Farewell...................................... 33 Assemblies................................................ 34 Senior Who's Who.......................................... 35 Literary.................................................. 39 Editorial................................................. 43 Principal’s Report........................................ 45 Organizations............................................. 49 Athletics................................................. 62 Class List................................................ 63 Hammer and Horn........................................... 68 Advertisements............................................ 70 PAOB THRU

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Che Spectrum JUNE CLASS ’3 2 SPRINGTIME IN OREGON . . . Mary Hood When birds are nesting in the dog-wood trees That guard the winding river's way along, And perfumes sweet are wafted in the breeze, Then Oregon sends out her welcome song. A welcome to her mossy covered trails That stretch up high to reach the mountain heights; A call to try her boats with snowy sails That watch gold sundowns fade to silver nights; A song that’s filled with freshness of the soil, The scent of hay and crickets chirping clear; The knowledge that there's beauty e’en in toil When working close by those whom you hold dear. Oh, Oregon! I hear your symphony, And I am hurrying home again to thee. PAOB TWO

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Che Spectrum JUNE CLASS '3 2 Mr. Hopkin Jen;kins DEDICATION . . . the members of the June Class nineteen hundred and thirty- ro, respectfully dedicate this, our ass Spectrum, to Mr. Jenkins, who at all times during our four years in Jefferson, has been our trusted counsellor and guide, and above all, our most loyal friend. We hope that it may in some measure express our appreciation of him who has instilled in our hearts those democratic ideals which are at once our greatest heritage from the past and our most precious gift to the future. PAGE FOUR