Washington High School - Lens Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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ADDIQECIATIDN YVYV HE issuing of a CLASS LENS has always demanded a stupendous amount of hard work and great sacrifice on the part of all those who aided in preparing it for publi- cation. The class of June ,29 has found the editing of their annual to be a great undertaking, they have found it even a greater task than other classes have experienced, especially since, in their effort to make it a better annual than any before it, they have added several new features, notably the pictures of the faculty and some short stories. But all mutual undertakings require cooperation, not only upon the part of the class but also upon the part of the faculty, the rest of the school, and outside persons who are interested in the success of this book. We wish, then, to express our appreciation to those who have so generously given of their time and labor to make this Lens possible. We desire to thank first, lVIiss Ohmert and lVIr. Jenne, our advisors, for their ever-ready and efficient servicesp then Mrs. Hansen for her literary supervision, Louise Cartlidge and Earl Wentworth for their beautiful art work, and the prophets, historians, attorney, and other officers for their contributions. But even with the work of all these, this Lens would never have been published had not other parties generously given their financial assistance. We can truly say, then, that our advertisers have been our greatest asset. We extend to them our sincerest thanks for their cooperative interest. THE STAFF. VVVV

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DEDICATIDN YVVV O Washington High School, Whose in- fluence for all that is good and upright has been an inspiration which We hope and trust will carry us ever onward toward those higher ideals We some day hope to attain, We, the Class of June, nineteen hundred and twenty-nine, dedicate this Lens, the record of our high school life. 5 O gg

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.IUNE 1929 ri t it UR principal, Mr. Hugh J. Boyd, whose genu- ine interest and sympathy in all that we undertake, has led us confidently to him in times of joy. From him we have learned the true value of clean sportsmanship, of self-reliance, of perseverance in the face of obstacles, ofa life with a steadfast purpose, and a reverence for God. l s r 1 V -X lu, ,.I -.. ,nv 'u. nu 'lun mv' vs, nl ru, .w-m., , sw'-us mm ,..n 1 I A W 1 H MI ww,-I 'num M111 nlnhll wI,,.n 1 um! Kwik m,,,m UIw,,v Iu,,,nw W,,..v mm., um,,,1I umms, N,,,.,w lunm, wma. 'Wm I: nl' .nw lu. nl' mln. 11, u' ww, 'Im nl' ., 'ul nl .u 'Wu .xv ,.,-, Y-N., Ju , m mi' , Wu, ut , 'nhl' MIM mul ww' 'lnhllv lrl,H,,n1 dnl nm u,,U,m ' Iam Huh' 'Iw.,H,,.1I !l,.uI ' mul 'Yu,m,,u ' U,,n ' mul mul ,,,wK 'hm -w-mu ,,,v 'llr1,u vnm,1:f ,,m 'm.l '-wmv! ,W sswllslnlililllllllxws, sluvlINiNillllllU'UlIEUMilliLl,Lili1II1ll?1lIllHIHlll112wlii1lE1llZLlIIIlQlllil1l1l1l1lll4HNI1lllli.l7.lZl'1Q1lliluI1LNINiWllNllHllitllllllilllllliill!!WJll!llH'4HlllliiIIIT.MWIllilHNIN4'lullJQL.1IfQiiflllillillillillill.Ql'1QgiLQQlQQllullllilll!llil1l'.l1lL1.LsLllliIH!IllllliklnlllYQL'LiQL5Lllllllll'llWiIUNunm1is hmaxnmlawlti