Washington High School - Lens Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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Twenty-four T I-I E L E, N S ecfa ' GRACE WADDELL 1 1 Only the engravings on the rocks of time will verify all that we expect of Grace. X GERALD JORDON Jerry has a fascinating career open to - I him thru his dancing Cif it isn't queerecl by his sneaking off to Oxfordj. ' MARIE MAINI 3 Although she has been with us for only a 1 short time, Marie has macle us admire her 1 earnestness in application. A av 1 4 IRENE URFER 3 She allows nothing to interfere with the W placidity of life. ' 3 HELEN ROUNDS I A shy, modest girl who has a reputation for being an excellent student. a I , . w i f A . LEONA RHOADES ,, 11 Leona never let anyone be bored. She N. W kept things lively and peppy. JOHN BAGLEY f Quiet and stuclious, he surveyed us with a r humorous twinkle in his eye. HELEN CLARK One glance from her bewitching eyes and you almost imagine yourself in sunny Spain. e - TD his f Q: A .

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J U N E , l 9 2 3 Twenty-three Cfzzfzc HORACE 1411.1-IAM A Q Some people go out for track, but Horace went out for education. At that, he was f a jolly good fellow. JAMES HENDERLING jim did not believe in wasting words: per- : haps that is why we all liked him so well. HARRIET KNOWLTON A witty, attractive girl. One we could always depend on for doing her part. .fr l MABEL HARDEN 1 l l Mabel is a girl with a bright cheery word 3 for everyone. A friend kind and true. RICHARD HOCKING His pitching has helped Washington great- ly. We will miss his friendly slap on the . back as well as his yellow Chem hug. IRVING HOFFMAN , Here's a true, honest fellow. lrving is a good student and a dandy fellow. I MIRIAM SPENCE V Miriam is always a happy girl in her own . quiet way. Kind, thoughtful and ready for fun. W MARGARET SHOEMAKER , The world, in the same way as we, will un- doubtedly be won by her disarming smiles.

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J U N E , I 9 Z 3 Twenty-five Vi I ' 'ff ' as H. ' . . .L HM: V ,AFM -VN M I- MORRIS HAYLOR ' There was always fun and frolic when'i V- , F l X Maury was around. His chief delight 32 E -i - was in teasing girls. If rl .j. 5 ,, . MARY FERN BAKER L 1 Talkative, vivacious Mary Fern made I everyone feel welcome. She is a brilliant A democratic girl. E Y .i- J.. , ,., 5. LOUISA BAKER ' 2 , - , On the stage she is haughty Countess Cas- V -vf , nova, off it, she's jest ez soshubble ez a j basket er kittens. ELSIE PORTER in Pretty and popular. Elsie never let her '7 popularity affect her true-blue character. 1 s ISABEL PEUTHERT f What do you need-a cheerful helper, a sympathizer, a jolly friend? Page lsabel. SAKU MATSUKAWA Her disposition was even: she was fair of face, with the black eyes and sleek hair i of a distant race. DOROTHY CUMMINS A demure little lady is Dorothy, conscien- tious and fair in every way. PETER BUONO Pete has a smile and good word for L everybody. They say he is a regular shark at commercial Spanish. 15 ask?