Washington High School - Lens Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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yctcwcrX In the following pages we attempt to set forth in as in- teresting and artistic manner as possible, a pictorial and dedicatory revelation of the Washington High School Sen- ior, the administration that has guided him to graduation, the organizations to which he- longs, and the sports and activ- ities in which he has partici- pated, together with an appro- priate motif, explained and portrayed on the insert pre- ceding each section.

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ma? = JJeiludticn To the spirit to which we owe our present advanced sys- tem of civilization, our mod- ern conveniences, and our high mental, moral and social standards — a spirit which has heen, is, and always will he a prominent characteristic of youth — to the spirit of Prog- ress we humbly dedicate this publication, hoping ami he- lieving that it will characterize the generation of which we are a part.

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OnE FACTOR which has contrib- uted largely to the success of our com- plex system of government and eco- nomic organization is the advance made in the methods of administra- tion. The whip is symholic of the old form in its methods of securing the utmost from its subjects. Today, a broadening outlook, and more human- itarian and democratic principles, common to the people of the present generation, have replaced the whip, and kindness along with leadership has taken the place of cruelty and op- pression.