Jefferson High School - Spectrum Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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The truly educated man is one who shows respect for the opinion of others but is not easily swayed by propaganda or questionable argu men Cat ion. He thinks for himself, .uses scientific methods for coming to.conclusions, and translates his convictions and findings into Wet£©n, that oilers may benefit from his work. Thoughts alone'may.givc satisfaction to die person harboring them but prove of no .v£fUic to others unless release , independence of thinking is as necessary to man's existence as die food he eats, the water lie drirnrs, the shelter lie needs, and the clothing he wears. Repeated attempts to stifle die individual have brought failure to the prtg rators and hopelessness to the unfortunates upon whom their wills were imposed. A hcallhy,counir fu$tol thc man vho, with courage, will stand‘firml upon his feet and say, I bqlieve.1 Charles L. Jones Principal

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Jefferson's Modern Faculty Instructs . . . Bruco Clere Art William Coombs Speech Clinician Clarence Beyer Mathematics Charles Bradford Music Doris Breckenridge C-E-SS Kevin Collins English Audrey Coons Business Education Marvin Cross Physical Education Lawrence Edwards Social Studies Adracn Science Catharine Foster Sylvia Gilbert Business Education Playrteal Education Carlic Gilstrap Social Studies Felice Hilton Librarian Ruth Hodson Business Education Joe Hood Social Studies Alice Huff8mith Office Robert Hull Social Studies Science Marian Kilborn Foreign Languages Elma Kimbrcll English Evelyn Klopfenstcin Head Secretary Carl Knudscn Mathematics 20