Washington High School - Lens Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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Bacllf Rlpw: Bob Haylor, George Guthrie, Bob Gotthardt, Wallace de Witt, Mac un m. Second Row: Virginia Richards. Ruth Lien, Arthur Merrick, jean Managhan, Eleanore Jansen, Ellen Knowlton. Front Row: Bob Kerr. Geraldine Rced, Jim Mackie, Wally Turner, Kay Legrand, Matt Clasper, George Hansen. Camera Shy: Bill Pengra. ffwmfzm --.l'u.f--.f--.ff.-.1'--.fu.f'--.f--.fu.f--.f- -11.1-flwaflhfvvf-.1-'levi--I--I-Nf- Student Council OFFICERS President . . . Wallace Turner Vice-President . . jim Mackie Recording Sec. . Kay Legrand Correspond. Sec. . Gerry Reed Treasurer .... . . . Bob Kerr Asst. Treasurer . . Mac Lundin Editor ..... George Hansen Sgt.-at-Arms . . Matt Clasper l HE STUDENT COUNCIL was organized in 1925 by Miss Lancefield, the school librarian. It is, as its name implies, representative of the Student Body of Washington. It is composed of the president of the Student Body, the presi- dent of the Girls' League, the presidents of all the major organizations, the editors of The Lens and Washingtonian, and two or more members-at-large. Such a personnel, created by the Students' own recommendation, is responsible and efficient. Its purpose is to reduce the loss of library books by illegal removal or negligence. In the pursuance of their duties, the council conducts a library educational campaign at the begin- ning of the term, makes several desk and locker searches, and deals with the library offenders brought to account as a result of these searches. The Student Council has just completed a most successful term, the seventeenth of its existence. Credit is due to the con- scientious work of its members, to the capable leadership of its president, Wallace Turner, to the careful guidance and super- vision of its founder and adviser, Miss Lancefield, and also, to the willing and generous cooperation of the Student Body. To all these the council extends its thanks. l20l

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n.f-ql'u.l'--.f-s.?- President . Vice-Pres. . Secretary . . Treasurer . . . ll'l.!'1?sl'l.!'?'nI nl' l'nl4:?'?9n.!'n.!lv.l'vl'sl' Girls League OFFICERS Jean Managhan Priscilla Mackie . Emma Collins . Patsy Warren Editor ...... Janet Mecklem 8th Term Rep. Isabelle Woodbridge 1st Term Rep. . 7th Term Rep. . . Sarah Loser 6th Term Rep. Rosemary Geneste Sth Term Rep. . . Aida Macchi 4th Term Rep .... Jean Cross 3rd Term Rep .... Joan Hall 2nd Term Rep. . . Carol Nelson . Jean Harlem XHE GIRLS' LEAGUE of Washington is an organization of all the girls, in which each separate term has their adviser, representative, and secretary-treasurer. The history of the school was chosen for study this term. The first of five main projects was the installation of offi- cers, a most impressive ceremony. For the Great Raymond performance, girls of the council gave pep talks. Two success- ful teas were held, one for the advisers, and the other for the new girls. At the Girls' League dance on April 27, a most pop- ular person's birthday was celebrated, Mr. Boyd's. During the ring sale, thirteen Washington High rings were sold in the first three days. At assembly in May, an insignia was given to the most outstanding girl of each term. The scholarship cup was presented to the June '34 class. The work of promoting scholarship and- womanliness among the girls is a great ideal. It is an ideal that has been accepted cheerfully and successfully, due to the ability and leadership of our president, jean Managhan, and to the untir- ing efforts of our Dean, Miss Lamberson. l19l Back Row: Priscilla Mackie, Jean Managhan, Emma Second Row: Patsy Warren, Janet Mecklem, Isabelle Woodbridge, Sarah Loser. Rosemary Geneste. Front Row: Aida Macchi, Jean Cross, Joan Hall, Carol Nelson, Jean Harlem HMV Q ZAJIII'

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-..f-.f-..1---1-.4--.f--1--..f-..p--.f-v.f-..f-..f-..f-..f-..f-,.f--fu.:---.f-.f-.4--.1---.rf Cafeteria Board. OFFICERS Chairman ...... Bill Stoll Secretary .... Jane MacMillan HE CAFETERIA BOARD started the spring term of 1934 with the election of two new members, Jane Mac- Millan and Sherman Hadley. The board, consisting of five students and two faculty members, Mr. Windnagle and Miss Hobbs, manages the cafe- teria in all matters pertaining to its betterment, even in hiring the manager, Miss Jacobson. The purpose of the board is to promote better food, better prices, and better patronage. Constant vigilance is kept on all foodstuffs, and all complaints are carefully investigated. The steady and large patronage of the students and the general good will all speak well for the efforts of the board, advisers, and manager to reach that end. The board sponsored an Easter dinner on May 29, the Wednesday before Good Friday. The dinner consisted of meat patties, mashed potatoes and gravy, vegetable salad, and- cake. The price of the tickets was fifteen cents. The dinner was a success. The board wishes to thank Bill Stoll, chairman, for his consistent work. This term will end with the loss of three members, Bill Stoll, Virgilia Speer, and Wallace de Witt. f21l Wally de Witt, Virgilia Speer, Bill Stoll, jane MacMillan, Sherman Hadley Insert : Bill Stoll WE!!! f WAHM'