Jefferson High School - Spectrum Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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yw+tM ijAjlo Whlujldolfy Birthplace: County Down, Ireland Grammar School: Eliot Tentative Occupation: Undecided Veltman, Eugene Portland, Oregon Vernon Accounting Winer, Valentina Portland, Oregon James John Social Service Walker, Edward Portland, Oregon Albina Homestead Undecided Zimmerman, Virginia Fort Wayne, Indiana Ockley Green Undecided Weber, Frank L. Birthplace: Portland, Oregon Grammar School: Albina Homestead Tentative Occupation: Undecided Wood, Ruth Harper, Kansas Vernon Accounting Wolf, Kenneth Portland, Oregon Woodlawn Undecided Work, Laura Yacolt, Washington Franklin GrammarSchool, Vancouver Technical Work Page twenty-one

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Traver, Amy A. Birthplace: Aspen, Colorado Grammar School: Bridgeport Schools, Nebraska Tentative Occupation: Undecided Stover, Louis Leadman, Missouri Woodlawn Undecided Trulsen, Helene Portland, Oregon Woodlawn Teachmg Thrower, Lloyd St. Johns, Oregon Kennedy Undecided Turner, Edla Eloise Tacoma, Washington Ockley Green Secretarial Work Turner, Elizabeth Birthplace: Portland, Oregon Grammar School: Eliot Tentative Occupation: Undecided Vestby, Esther Gert ude Portland, Oregon Kennedy Secretarial Work Truby, Eugene Portland, Oregon Peninsula Business Walsh, Helen Albion, Illinois Vernon Secretarial Work White, Margaret Portland, Oregon Vernon Dancing Page twenty

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PRESIDENT’S FAREWELL We have been at Jefferson four years — years that we will all remember as Ions dS we live — happy years that pass before us like pictures. On enterins Jefferson we were known as the Freshman Class of 1930. We were strangers in a new place. We had heard of a feeling known as Jefferson Spirit ’ but when we were Freshmen we did not comprehend its significance. As Sophomores we became better acquainted with each other, and we began to feel the spirit that has prevailed at Jefferson for so many years. Our classes were a greater pleasure, and we liked to be at school. Each tried to maintain the standards of the school. In our year as Juniors we became members of school clubs and organizations. We had many happy hours together, times that we will always remember. Now we are Seniors. These are our last days at Jefferson. As students, orators, leaders and athletes, we have upheld the traditions and standards of Jefferson. We of the Senior Class dread the time when we will have completed our courses and have to leave Jefferson. We have a feeling for our school that cannot be expressed in words. We shall always cherish our acquaintance with our principal and the faculty members, and wish to thank them for all they have done for us. To the student body also we express our sincere appreciation for their friendship, and to them all we bid — farewell. —Willard Mannan. CLASS MOTTO For the deed s sake, do the deed, Rather to benefit than succeed. A DREAMER’S SOLILOQUY When day is done, I sit and think Of days gone by, and some instinct Tells me I’ve wasted precious hours While dreaming idly mong the flowers; And inwardly! realize That maybe I have lost a prize When idly dreaming undisturbed. But, stop ! Have I been wasting time, While dreaming of the things sublime? I might have toiled, and slaved, and worked, And never seen the things that lurked In yonder mountain tops and trees; In golden flowers and bumblebees. Ah, let us dream awhile and live ! —Fran Feuerstein. Page twenty-two •