Washington High School - Lens Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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ww ',::f .....,L ,. ,-. ,S- I I I 1 1 MR WINDNAGLE llr. L. V. Windnagle, as vice-principal, handles all the Hnances of the school and its organizations. He has regular classes each day besides being Washing- ton's veteran track coach and the Order of VV advisor. He executes his most busy and helpful program competently and conscientiously. Nlr. Windrmagle is respected by all of the students for the executive ability which he demonstrates in handling his oflice. MISS LAMBERSON Miss Catherine Lamberson, as our dean, performs many duties. She supervises all Senior class activi- ties, Student Body socials, Girls, League affairs, the lost and found department and many other tasks besides her daily classes. Hers is a many-sided and difficult position, and We of this class wish to extend to her our thanks for her cheerful and tactful co- operation. V Q Eta if at as iiamfeefgi t 6

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mc ,...,.,.,.,. ii MR BOYD Still waters run deep. lblr. Hugh Boyd, with his quiet and unostentatious nature, demands attention when he speaks, for We know that what hc says will be direct and concrete. He has held Washington both to a scholastic and to an athletic leadership unsurpassed by that of any school. We of the June, 1930, class, have found him to be a true friend and shall always think of him in after years when we meditate on our happy days spent at Washington. ilif ' E 5 is

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