Washington High School - Lens Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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Twenty-six T I-I E L E N S ,..,,. ..,. W. ..v..., .,,.,.. . , L aww .,,, , ,, Ce-rl SR Q56 ,..,.,..1,.,,......,..,....... , MARION McINTO5H We all know that she is quiet and self contained but a dandy girl nevertheless. IVY BROWNE Cheery Ivy. She finds fun in everything she meets. Existence is for her a merry treat. WILLIAM POY A brilliant scholar and an earnest class worker, we have a warm place in our hearts for BiIl. PAUL CLANTON Paul is quiet and unassuming. You know, still water runs deep. MARIE TAYLOR Marie with her twinkling eyes and merry laughter has made her place among us. ANNA HOWELL Dainty and pretty, Anna has been one of our popular and resourceful friends. JOSEPH WELLS joe is a clever, witty fellow who spends more time in thinking and listening than in talking. WALTER GROSZ If there's anyone who cannot be down- hearted, it's Walter. We hope that his fu- ture will be as carefree as his smile.

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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?

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JUNE, 1923 Twenty seven EDWARD F INKE Here's a frank, honorable fellow. May the world fincl him as fair and square as we have. MARGARET DEUBERT Here is a wide-awake, likable girl whom we always felt we coulci clepencl on. RUTH BARNES She came in April from Seattle, but Ruth is the kind of girl who attracts friencls easily. We are glad she came. WHITNEY YOUNG Whitney is a square ancl true fellow who has helpecl us with a will. We wish he had come sooner. FRANCES KIGHT A modest, thoughtful girl, an enthusiastic class mate and true friend. MARION ANDERSON With all his faults, we love him still-We love him noisy too. RUSSELL COLLINS He was a busy fellow out of school so our class lost an able worker, but all the more credit to you, Russ. MYRTLE RILEA A quiet girl with a gentle voice and a friendly smile for everyone. , 9 X , ' Q cf 11120 ,1 ll x 1 xl-4 , nf, k, T , , , r ig -new is l .-. 1 - L... r WI 'I Q - tl 1 kfs?5f 'x ' 3 We A Elm!--A L , i ,i '