Washington High School - Lens Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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DEDI CATI ON To the belief that the celestial bodies in their orbits govern the destinies of meng to the idea that each man's life span is written in the heavensg to the concep- tion that all is prearranged for eachg we dedicate this Lens.

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FORE WORD The Azure bowl with its setting sun gradu- ally becomes black--but this sombre color is relieved by a myriad of scintillating spechs-a fitting theme for a graduating class to use. For, as the black mystery of the night is offset with the promise afford- ed bythe silvery stars, so is this mysterious life into which we move, offset by a promise -our Faith.

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APPRECIATION The Lens staff wish to evince their sin- cere gratitude to those who so freely gave their wealth of experince in order that we might produce a better book. We wish to thank Mr. Green, for his financial advice, Mrs. Hansen, for her literary aid 5 M r. Peterson, the engraver, and Mr. Bridges, the printer, for the practical suggestions which they gave so gladly.