Washington High School - Lens Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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MISS PLVMPTON MRS. PECK MR. PORTER MISS ROBINSON MISS SHAVER MRS. SEE Engllsh Languages Solence History Mathematics Hlstory MISS SCHLOTH MRS. SCHULZ MISS SCOTT MISS SLAUSON MISS TENNANT MISS TILLSON English Mathematlcs History Languages English English MR. TRENHOLME MR. VERRY MISS WALLING MRS. WELLS MRS. WRIGHT MISS YAGER Science Hlstory Typlng History Domestic Solenoe Art FACULTY willingly acknowledge the debt we owe to this group. Before it is too late the graduating class of January, l936, takes this opportunity to thank the faculty as a group and individually for all they have done for us while we were completing our high school work. 5- f

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N MR. GREEN MR. HANDZLIK MRS. HANSEN MR. HARRIGRN MISS HAYES MR. HEDRICK Sclence Band Latin Science English Engllsh MRS. HOBBS MR. JENNE MISS JOHNSTON MISS KOHNS MISS LAMMERS MISS LANCEFIELD Domestic Sclence Science Hlstory Engllsh English Llbrarlan MRS. MGDONALD MR. MATSON MLLE. MAILLET MISS OBERG MISS OHMERT MR. PARKS Typing English French Sclence Languages Mathematlcs course of life during our school years here. They build our characters and try to correct' our childish faults. Their only aim is to help us, to give aid when we most need it. However, this body is the most misunderstood by the students, and it is only after we come to the time when we must depart from this school, that we pg ,fx 1 XX u-Q

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T p BILL HAFIROW JEAN KRONENBERG, ESTHER I-IEIDTBRINK, BILL WATT, ERLE SWANSON. B tt m SHERMAN HADLEY ELDON PLYMAT, FOWLER WOOD. President .....,..,..,., ......... W ILLIAM HARROW Vice-President ........ ........ J EAN KRONENBERG Secretary ,,......, .......... E STHER HEIDTBRINK Treasurer .......,. ............... E RLE SWANSCN Editgr ,,,.,.A,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,.,.,...........,............ BILL WATT Concluding a term of unusual activity, the Exe- cutive Committee held the semi-annual Student Body Dance on December 20. This dance was held in the gym and proved to be a big success. Earlier in the term a more serious problem was coped with: that of rewarding Harold Mann for his inspiring work with the football team. Finally it was decided to present him a silver tea set in an assembly. The committee, with Mr. Windnagle, completed the revision of the Student Body Constitution. Many out-of-date features were brought up-to- date. It is hoped that the students will find the revision satisfactory in every detail. But the activity most supported by the Execu- tive Committee was none other than the cham- pionship football team itself. With an important member of the team, Bill Harrow, as president, the committee did everything it could to promote the success of the team. Much credit should go to Mr. Windnagle, the committee's advisor, who carried on most of the technical work as well as that of enlightening members whenever a problem arose. So the Executive Committee rolls down the cur- tain on another active and successful term.