Washington High School - Lens Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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2l'lT'5 af3??Q?3 Aplbffefiaziion The publication of a book like this is an undertaking in which the staff is faced with difficulties such as would be impossible for it to overcome were it not for the kind assistance of all those at Washington who have made The Lens possible. The staff of the June, 1930, Class Lens especially Wishes to thank our literary advisor, Mrs. Hansen, and our financial advisor, Mr. Linnehan, for their invaluable service and capable supervision. To Miss Nye, Mary Elizabeth Kable, Francis Bur- goyne, Maurice Staton and Basel Gilmore, We Wish to express our gratitude for the art Work. Also, We thank Miss Lammers and Mr. Green, our class advisors, for their help throughout the term. Lastly, We thank Paul Simpson, who gave so much of his time for the sport Write-ups in this book. His work was both carefully and well done. -f 3 wi ssf'1sf'W as t was We: wwafxw ,- ,,,,,,- . , may QQBW5 3 3,555 5, 5

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THE LENS ISSUED BY THE JUNE I 930 SENIOR CLASS WASHINGTON HIGH SIIIIOUL , n -B.qn.r1AN- I

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,. . .. , gmsgjmfigf ws . ' QW - mtv- :wx,3M 34.wS5W,pi S- 'siffsyiffm 3' :fig 526:55 52223553 H209 22, ,awww 1655's ,ji edication To the faculty of Washington High School 'whose guidance during the past four years has inspired us 'with higher ideals, greater learning, and the desire to be better citizens, we, the June Class of 1930, respectfully dedicate this issue of The Lens. f Q'f3 59' W5 gm? ???f ?W'?f'W S5746 22292 2? me W? ew? .smiwgi .