Washington High School - Lens Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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'r 'Ghz -ans DOROTHY BURGARD The secret of success in society is a certain heartiness and sympathy. ELIZABETH F. BUTTERVVORTH 'iDay after day radiating joy and grace on all around her. RUTH E. CAIN 'lDetern1ination is a virtue. GLADYS F. CALEF We go to use our hands and not our tongues. CLAYTON C. CAMPBELL His worth, his honour, all the world approved. MIRIAM B. CAMPBELL Let me live and let me laughf, ETHYL P. CHANDLER Hlnstructed by the lieiglitening sense Of dignity and reverence. ELLEN I. CLAUS She dwelt among the untrodden waysfl C Blume '24

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lC5be'iens 14 Hlune'24 DAVID T. BAUMAN 'Thou art a fellow of good respect. EIQDEN C. BEEKS 'Tis better to wear out than rustg yes, sir ! HARVEY S. BENSEN Real service will never lose its noble- ness. liATI-IERINE H. BENT She's quiet, but so determined. LESTER L. BORING I shall not look on his like again. LELA BOYER 'lWhatsoever she did, became her. DEMPSTER H. BROWNELL Let me leave hurry to slaves. CATHERINE K. BROWN A light heart lives long.

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T5be'1lens l J 2 16 Ilune'24 lWARIAN CLEAR HA maiden of this century? EMILY K. COCKETT VVhere more is meant ear. HTILDRED L. COE Silence is the perfectes FRANCES H. CORCORAN than meets the t herald of Joy Her ever ready sweetness of her evei ready smile. GEORGENA E. COVVGILL xc J: Gravity is the ballast o I. THOMAS CREACY f the soul. Among those who enjoy his thought he will regain his tongue. ERVING lDANIELS Good as is discourse, and shames it NORMA E. DANIELSON silence is better, Come, and trip it as ye go O11 the light fantastic to en