Washington High School - Lens Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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WINDNAGLE MISS Flrst row--MISS SHAVER, MISS BALTIMORE, MRS. WRIGHT, MRS. MacDONALD, MISS GRAY, MISS BEACH, MISS WALLING, MR. BOYD, MISS LAMBERSON, MR. Second row-MISS LANGILLE, MISS KOHNS, MISS DARLING, MRS. SEE MISS SCOTT, MISS HOBBS, MISS CAMPBELL, MRS. CADY, MISS ROBINSON, MISS GEBALLE, MISS BARBER. MRS. ARMITAGE, MISS DENNIS, N MISS BROW MORRISON, MRS. CURRIER, MISS GRANT, MISS CLELAND, MISS WELLS, MISS OBERG, MISS NVE, MISS SCHLOTH, MISS JENNE, MR. CHRISTENSEN. MR. HANSEN, MR. GREEN, MISS JOHNSTON, MRS. Th rd row -M R. SCHULTZ, MISS MASON, MRS. GALE, MRS. PECK MISS BLOOD, MISS TILLSON. OHMERT, MISS FENSTERMACHER, MR. PORTER, MISS YAGER, MR. MATSON, MR. TRENHOLME, MR. PARKES, MR. BOUCK MR. VERRY, MISS PLYMPTON, MISS TENNANT, MISS MR. BAYLEY, MR. CARR, MISS GRANBERG, MR. HANZLIK, MISS HAYS, n Plctur ot DSON, MR. HARRIGAN. ISS CREW D. MR. HEDRICK LAMMERS, MME. MAILLET, MR. KID WEY. ATHER, MISS PR EFIELD, MISS LEITNER, MR. MUIR, MISS NC MISS LA

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Faculty A school without a faculty would be very much like an earth without a sun. Such a school could not exist. It is through the faculty's kind instruction that we learn to forsake our childish ways and become men and women. lt is through their patience and understanding that we are able to leave high school better prepared to stand alone, whether we enter a vocation or continue our education in some higher insti- tute of learning. The members of the faculty seldom receive the credit due them. Students often realize when it is too late how much they really owe to the faculty. Washington High has one of the most efficient staffs of teachers on the Pacific coast. Our English department especially rates very high. A teacher's work does not consist merely of sitting behind a desk and making difficult assignments. The correcting of papers alone requires valuable time. Time must be given to students who do not grasp instructions easily. A real teacher's main purpose is to guide us in character building and help to prepare us for the future. Thank you, kind faculty, for your aid in equipping us, the January '37 class, for our journey on the rough sea of life.

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Faculty Miss ARMITAGE-Latin, Scholarship pins MR. BAYLEY-Music, Orchestra director Miss BAL'rxMonE-Mathematics, Head of Mathematics Department, Tri-Y Contact Teacher, Flower fund MISS BARBER--English, Scholarship pins, Photoplay Club advisor Miss BEACH-M3lhCmHtiCS MISS BLOOD-English, Book exchange, Live Wire club advisor MISS BROWN-English, Subject to emergency calls, Neakahnie Club advisor MR. BoUcK-Science, Loan book department, Assistant Football coach Miss CADY-English, Girls' League advisor, Seventh term Miss CAMPBELL-Science, Neakahnie Club advisor Ma. CARR-Physical Education, Fencing Club advisor, Order of Mitt advisor MR. CHRISTENSEN-Manual Training, Dom- ino advisor Mlss CLELAND-Mathematics, Tri-Y Preppers' Contact teacher Miss COLEMAN-Assistant Librarian Miss CREwDsoN-Latin, Phreno Club ad- visor Mas. CURRIER-History, Masque advisor MISS DARLING--History, Head of History Department Miss DENNIS-Spanish, Isto advisor MR. FENSTERMACHER-Spanish, Head of Lan- guage Department, Girls' basketball ad- visor Mns. GALE-Commercial Miss GEBALLE-Science, Girls' League ad- visor, Eighth termg January '37 class ad- visor Mrss GRANBERG-Commercial MISS GRANT-Mathematics, Girls' League advisor, Sixth term Miss GRAY-History, Civics Club advisor MR. GREEN-Science, Head of Chemistry De- partment, Lens financial advisor, January '37 class advisor MR. HANDZLIK-Music, Band and orchestra MRS. HANSEN-Latin, Lens advisor, Wash- ingtonian advisor MR. HARRIGAN-Science, Head of General Science Department, Pack advisor, Tennis coach Miss HAYES-English, Head of English De- partment MR. HEDRICK-English, June '37 Class ad- visor, Flower fund, Acting Head of Eng- lish Department Miss Hoses-Domestic Science, Cafeteria MR. JENNE-Science, Order of W advisor, Coach football, basketball, baseball Miss JOHNSTON-History, Better scholarship l'00nl MR. Kmn-English, Domino advisor Miss KoHNs-English, Eukrineon advisor, Photoplay Club advisor Miss LAMBERSON-Mathematics, Dean of Girls, Girls' League advisor, First term Miss LAMMERS-English, Girls' League ad- visor, Fifth term, Band and orchestra Miss LANCEFIELD-Librarian, Student Coun- cil advisor, subject to emergency calls Miss LANGILLE-HiSl0FY, Civics Club ad- visor Mlss LEITNER-English, Subject to emer- gency calls, Phreno advisor MM1-:. MAILLET-FF6HCh, L'Amitie advisor Miss MASON-Spanish, Girls' League ad- visor, Third term Mn. MATSON-Public Speaking, Class play director MRS. MCDONALD-Commercial, Masque Ad- visor Mlss Moxmlsorz-English Mn. MUIR-MUSiC, Glee club director MISS NYE-AFI, Lens Art advisor Miss OHME111'-Language, Girls' League ad- visor Fourth term Mlss Ont-:Rc-Science, Phreno advisor MR. PARK!-:S-Mathematics, Student Body, Eligibility, Junior coach football, basket- ball MRS. PECK-Spanish, Spanish club advisor, German club advisor Miss PLYMPTON-English, Girls' League ad- visor, Second term MR. Ponrsn-Commercial, Eukrineon ad- visor, Marconian advisor MISS PRATHER-Typing Miss ROBINSON-History Miss SCHLOTH-English, Subject to emer- gency calls Mus. SCHULTZ-Mathematics, Wasbingtonian financial advisor Miss Scorr-History, International Rela- tions advisor Q MRS. SEE-History, International Relations advisor Miss SHAVER-Mathematics, Stage scenery committee MISS TENNANT--English, Isto Club advisor Miss T1LLsoN-English, Colonial advisor MR. TRENHOLME-Science, Book exchange, Loan book department MR. VI-:RRY-History, Pack advisor Miss WALLING-Commercial, Gulick advisor MRS. WELLS-HiSl0fy, Subject to emergency calls, Colonial Club advisor Miss WEY-Physical Education MR. WINDNAGLE-Science, Vice-Principal, Student Body, Coach track, Order of W advisor MRS. WRIGHT-Domestic Science, Stage Scen- ery committee Mlss YAGER-AFI, Stage scenery committee, Flower fund