Roosevelt High School - Ranger Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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Dedicated To a woman who is an inspiration. To a teacher who for the past twenty years has devoted to Roosevelt High School her time and knowledge. To an advisor who displayed her initiative in 1948 when she organized the Girl’s League. She has been their advisor ever since. To a friend who is loved by all her students because of her friendly ways. To a counselor who has guided many into life’s channels. To Mrs. Mildred Boyington, on behalf of the 1964 Ranger Staff, we dedicate this book.