Washington High School - Lens Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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JUN E Q I 9 2 3 Twenty-one 'Q-PM-.f.,'.F...aL...,a..e,.. vM'- . N W ii , rcfllfw' LORNA COUPERTHWAITE 1 A quiet, attractive girl with a poise befit- ting a queen. STUART BOWIE He was with us just a year, and in that short time, sprung into prominence as costume manager of class play. BONNIE HAACK She has clone those little kindnesses which most of us would have left undone. VIVIENNE RASMUSSEN She came to Washington in February from , Hillsboro. We found her a charming, interesting classmate and a good student. CAROLYN HUTCHINS As a reacler Carol is delightfulg as a classmate and friend she is lively, earnest and fun-loving. vi FLORENCE BATHGATE One of those faithful, resourceful people who have helped us put over our plans. OTTO FROHNMAYER Otto's keen mind and droll humor have won a unique place for him in the class. ALTHEA DWYER She is cute and she is clever. But woe to the fellow who ever tried to tell her sol rel. 0 . ' A .Q TQ. . ' 5-L VQ i 'll till. snail' l M X vfegi lliki U wflis H MA' w.w..r.Tgi',,1,ff'f7,' sf-A ,5

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Twenty THE LENS , L .A,....................,..,.., 2 wwf., , ' Q J 556' IONEMARY WILLIAMS Here is a charming, generous girl, whose words and gestures fit any occasion. HENRY NEER A tennis player of unusual ability. Some day we hope to see him winning the hon- ors from Tilden. CLARA ZWEMER Tall and lithe and full of grace. Clara's kind, friendly way attracted many friends. MARGARET HYATT Generous and jolly. Margaret has been one of those dependable, determined-tm make-it-a-success class member. MIRIAM WEBB Miriam is an earnest, clever student as Well as a jolly, fun-loving girl. JOHN DUNDAS Underneath his broad smile, he is a sterling fellow and has been a true Washingtonian. HELEN CARPENTER lmpulsive, earnest, Sunny who was al- ways ready for fun but made E's. HOWARD KIGER A jovial, hard working fellow, who works while he works and plays While he plays. A valuable classmate.

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Twenty-two T H E L E N S V ...-.-2 A 61 'F -e Mr- LEWI5 ,IORDAN As preacher in the class play he was in his element. Brains, not banter is his watch word. ELIZABETH PEATTIE Sometimes she's the liveliest person, and sometimes she is the most pensive. ln either mood she is fascinating. EDYTH PETERS Few are the people who have not been helped and cheered by her warm smile. NANCY KREMERS . Nan in her quiet, laughing Way made lots of friends and had lots of fun. BERNICE SCHMIDT Bernice knew what to say at the right time. A thoughtful, amiable girl. DORIS HICKS A mischievous, fun-loving girl who made things lively for her friends. Yet when the occasion arose, Doris could be dig- nified. LILLIAN HANSEN A brilliant student who possesses that jewel of wisdom, calmness of mind. REX DAVENPORT Another of those industrious, likable fel- lows who works quietly and unostenta- tiously.