Washington High School - Lens Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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JUNE '31 ' CLASS SONG CATHERINE CAMPBELL Tune, Ah, Sweet Mystery of Life Now we're leaving Washington, our school so dear,' And the parting with our classmates is so near. As we part from you with thoughts of lingering sadness, We cannot sing a song of cheer or joy or gladnessg For 'tis you alone, dear PVashington, we're leaving, And for you, and for you alone, that we are grieving. So no matter where we wander or we roam, Oh, we will sing your praises, Wfashington. We will ne'er forget our teachers good and true, And we hope their trials and sorrows may be few. Now the time has come at last and we must leave you- And so we sing to dear old Washington. Page 22

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THE LENS L I F E CLASS POEM CATHERINE GOODYEAR .lust as the gilded butterfly Leaves its downy lied of velvet To seek for happiness, Thus life passes slowly by On her golden wings of time, Searching the silver strand of knowledge. CLASS IVIOTTO To Strive, to Seek, to Find, and Not Io Yield CLASS COLORS Turquoise Blue and Coral CLASS FLOWERS Pink Snapdragons and Delphinium Page 21

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THE LENS EIVIIC-RANTS As our wagon train approaches the end of the trail at Washington High School, the pleasures and disap- pointments of the journey pass into the mellow light of by-gone days. On diverging paths we shall travel with high courage to new frontiers and blaze tomorrow's pathway to a new dawn. Quotations accompanying senior pictures have been selected from Oregon writers. lllllll I ll ll Page 23