Washington High School - Lens Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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ELEANOR LUCY Only a sweet and virtuous soul, Like- soasonod tlul'l1b9l', nevvl' bonds. DARR MCLEAN A dog rose blushin' to an brook a.in't modvster or swovt- e-r HARRY MACKEY Of all those arts in which the wise f-Xcel, Natux'o's c-hiof nmasterpie-ce is writing we-ll. GLADYS NOREN The glass of fashion and the mould of form. HOWARD OSVOLD Bvgone, dull care, begom- from me, for you and I will IIOIPI' agree. LLICVVELLYN PALMER A youth who lnvvs to talk nonsvusef' Page Twenty-one

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ELDON LAMBERT The music Oliasvs away sadnefss, and replaces it with joy untold. CLARIBEL LAMONT Nu fountain from its rocky cave- 6-'er tripped with font so frPf'. JOSE LANDINGIN 'NVQ measure a man by his conduct. JAMES LEAKE One who multiplies joys, divides grief, and whose hon- esty is inviolablef' EDWARD LOCKE Ile-hold a gentleman. LUCILE LOGAN Silence is more musical than any song. Page Twenty

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IVEN PEASE Manners are the final and perfect flower nf nuble char- acterf' GLADYS PIERROT The warm of gentle cour- tesy, The Calm nf selfreliancef' MILDRED RAMSEY A maiden never bold of spirit, still and quiet. INEZ REIFSNYDER Black were her eyes as the berry that grows on the thorn by the Wayside. CHARLES REYNOLDS Perfect valor is to do with- out witnesses VVhat one would do before the World. EUGENE RICHMOND He has muscles and ventures to perform feats Many are forced to decline. Page Twenty-two