Washington High School - Lens Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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J U N E , I 9 2 3 Twenty-nine WILBUR MYERS jg , , Myers is earnest and conscientious, the A 1'.V jf- . kind of fellow who is an excellent stu- '-, mfr!-'X -Z4 l ., dent and makes his letter in athletics. g L , , LYNN WYKOFF 1 , Life is a jest and all things show it. Ml :qui Since we met Lynn, we have all known it. iff V, In 1 MELBA BAKER 5 The girls all knew where to go for prac- H 1 tical judgment. Melha was always calm, gf f N poised and willing to help. E 7 ELMA KIMBRELL A i . Demure and petite. Elma has a big heart 2' E as we realize-who know her. A true -f 12 friend and faithful worker. kk fx' CHESTER IRELAN 5 M i . Popularity has not affected him. Chester V is the same democratic good fellow he 1. A always was. W all , . 5? . 'I f l 1 it vi RICHARD HUGHES g - X H Cheerful and courageous, Richard has been A one of those sensible people who disap- W prove of reckless schemes. E D i LILLIAN REICHEN 2, i ' Q yn l..illian's musical ability has made her one of our prominent Washingtonians. CORNELIA MEEK A dandy girl, meek as her name, but one the school and Phrenos will he sorry to ' 1 lose. 1 '31 . X

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Twenty-eight T H E L E N S 'fill 7 1 I B , l r ,lv i,,...,Qh 1 A sl MILDRED HERWIG lVlildred's ready smile and sympathetic manner have made her a genial, welcome class member. GEARY WORTH l-lere's a loyal class member who did not have to be coaxed. l-le was a willing help- er and a jolly good fellow. LINA MAINI As with her sister, we wish Lina had come to us sooner because we appreciate her sterling qualities. MARGARET MILLER A steady friend with a golden disposition and a ready will to work. We know she will be a success at college. HELEN ZANDERS She is one of those rare persons who can combine school and fun and be success- ful at both. MARGUERITE BUTLER Winsome Marguerite has made many friends among us by her charming, quiet ways. AUGUST KERZEL August is a quiet, prudent chap who thinks before he leaps, but there is no turning back for him. EDITH OWEN Pretty and witty. Edith always knew the right thing to say at the right time.

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Thirty THE LENS ' f-A A r 5-7-- RUTH FALCO Many girls wish they could dress as artist- ically as Ruth, but they would do well to emulate her geniality and sincerity. EDNA I-IAINES By her charming smile ye shall know. Her smile and her tennis have made her famous in Washington. ARNOLD SANDEN His long suit was in chemistry. We shall expect to hear of a Sanden theory some day. LESLIE ROLL A pleasant, energetic fellow, who, though very busy, found time to be interested in class activities. ELEANOR MEREWETHER An earnest student and a girl that knew the true meaning of friendship. She is sure to' be successful at Willamette. FAHY LOUCKS Laughing, always ready to go. Fay chased away the hlues when we were dis- couragedg a true helper. FRANK DARLINGTON Frank is a witty, industrious fellow who had a cheery word and smile for everyone. HENRY MANNY A good, all around fellow who opens his mouth only when he has something of importance to say.