Washington High School - Lens Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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DORIS OGDEN Poet This young maid's a won- drous por-tg Soon, wo think, the world will know it. GLADYS YOUNG Artist A classical be-nd has this muidf-n fair, And studios musii- and art with gri-alvst var:-. FRAIN VVALKER Historian l,ikm' Fam-sur his mind has rx- vitf-d thi- wondvr of all mon. ALICE SODERWALL Historian Gi'a1'f-fill and usvful in all.' KATHERYN JANE SEEL Prophet Oh Jane, you are a gay di-- cfeivm-r. HAROLD COOK Prophet A youth, light-hvartod, I wander through tho worldf lhige Thirteen

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ROBERT MAUTZ President Hyperion curls, the front of Jove himself. An eye like Mars, to Lnreazen and command. LOIS DAY Vice-Presfident A dandy girl with all, True friend to great and small. FLORENCE FITZGERALD Secretary VVhen Irish eyes are smil- mv. CHARLES NORTON Treasurer Life's just and all things show it: I thought so once, and now I know it. EVERT BAKER Sergeant-at-Arms A hard head-in a foot- ball game. CORBLY CHURCH Editor A true man's man. Page Twelve

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LIONA ABERNATHA llm1p fathomed in he-1' heart ls love and joy for all, HELEN ADAMS Mnd0sty is a candle to nm-'s merits. HENRY ALDERMAN WW grant although he had much wit He was very shy of using it DOROTHY ANDERSON A Yllg'lltlI'lgkilf'S ne'er chirps when she sings. DIPCK ATCHISON He-'s a man, take him fur all ln all, l shall not look on his like again. LUCILE BAKER Tu listvn is tu Cmmlplinwnt. Page Fourteen