Jefferson High School - Spectrum Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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WOOD. FLOYD WILLIAM Eugene. Oregon Hi-Y Music WOODMANSEE. PAULA Bcldcn, California Swimming WORTMAN. MARIJEAN WRIGHT. BOB Vernon Ockley Green Philo Trails Dancing Skiing WRIGHT. MARION El Paso. Texas Reading YEDD. DOROTHY M. Woodlawn Tanda Skiing CARAHER. PATRICIA Vernon FULGHAM. DONALD Lonoview. Wash. Trails Golf HIBBS. ELMER KAVET. WILLIAM Seattle, Wash. CAMERA SHY MOFFATT. RICHARD Tyler. Texas Music PELLETIER. PEGGY JEAN Highland Dancing RANDALL. OONALD M. 8akcr. Oregon THOMPSON. SHEILA Tenino. Wash. TRIMBLE. KIETH Pittsburg, Pa. Sports WATT. MARVIN C. Nespelem. Wash. Ice Skating WEBER. BEN Gladstone. Oregon WEDDELL. ROGER L. Kenton Clay Modeling ZAPART. FRANCES Boise Bowling Members in the Armed Forces NEWELL. STANLEY RIGGS. BILL SCHWERTZ. JOE WALL. JAMES Canada Highland Sterling, Colorado Kenton Jeffersonian Olympian J Club Morart BROWN. WILLIAM COLLINS. ED PARK. WAYNE PATTERSON. HAROLD Elmo, Wash. Kennedy Salt Lake, Utah Eugene, Oregon Baseball Room Rep.

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USELDINGER. CLAIRE F. VANDERWALL. RICHARD VON HOLT. HENRY W. WAGNER. JEAN G. WALDO. RICHARD A. Crookston, Minnesota Highland 8oise OcHey Green Boise Dancing Fire Squad Hi-Y Philo Hi-Y Basketball Basketball Basketball WALKER. 8ILL Hiqhland Pi Dells Dancing WALKER. DOUGLAS B. Vernon Hi-Y Hunting WANGER. MARY ANDRE Kenton Choir Bowling WARE. KATHERINE Vernon Lotin Club Reading WARNEKE. DONNA Salem. Oregon Collect Flowers WATSON. AUDREY LEE Minotare. Nebraska Dancing WESTERLUND. LAUREL M. Highland Dancing WETSTEIN. PATRICIA O. Ockley Green Tanda Dancing WIDMER. ALICE MARTHA Beach WILCOX. WILLIAM GENE Vernon Jeffersonian Roller Skating WILKINS. PHYLLIS LEONE WILKINSON. DELORES WILLMAN. LILLIAN WILSON. GLENN WILSON. JOAN Woodlawn Indianapolis, Indiana Yakima. Wash. Kenton Hutchinson, Kansas Roller Skating Badminton Sports Fire Chief Treble Clef Reading Class Play Sports Music

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Class History The ingenious ideas and sparkling personalities of the members of the June 1944 class could not wait but crept out during the fifth term, in the form of the Stamp Stomp, a Student Body dance which they sponsored. Defense stamps were sold for admittance and the event was a complete success. As the terms passed, everyone once more settled down to routine work with only faint dreams of the future. These dreams came true December 19, 1943, when the class elected Bill Russell president and Claire Sering vice-president. A few days later Cleo Georgalakis was elected secretary, Bob Cooper treasurer, Betty Nalum auditor, and Wayne Strowbridge sergeant-at-arms. On February 9 the class excitedly assembled in the auditorium for the first class meeting. One of the most important results of the meeting was the election of Betty Jean Waller as editor of the Spectrum, and Jack Rogers as associate editor. Imme- diately they organized a staff and soon had the editorial work well under way. The disappointment of not having class pins vanished with the excitement of selecting Logan Markham as class photographer and then anxiously awaiting the proofs. Three weeks after our first meeting came the big social affair of the class, the Get-Together. With games, refreshments, and dancing, the class enjoyed itself to the fullest extent. On March 2 the class selected Spies and Stuff for the class play, and on April 28 and 29, under the direction of Mrs. Decker, it was successfully presented. As our high school days draw to a close, we eagerly look forward to our senior tea and the senior assembly, to the Baccalaureate service and the Commencement exercises. But the most exciting night of all will be the Senior Prom when, with smiles and tears, we will assemble for the last time as a class. With these events the June 1944 class will end its four wonderful years at Jefferson High School.