Washington High School - Lens Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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Fin! ruu- -Margaret Rand, Mary Louise Arm- strong, Dot Hoenlje. Betty Marshall. Slarian Cobb. Helen H4-ialtbrink. Sm-ond mu-Mis- Lanrefield. Donald Tweilh, Louis Dimmirk. Robert Taylor. Jerry Keeler. .lark llnmlman. President . . . Paul Bliss nm mum' m 'i View-President . . . Nlarian Cobb Secretary . . Dorothy Boentje Treasurer . . Bud Fenton Editor . . . . . Bill Xvinter Sergeant-at-.-lrms . . Louis Dinnnick Under the able leadership of the president. Paul Bliss and the advisor. Miss Hilda Lancefield. the Student Council completed another successful term. The council was organ- ized in 1925 by our present advisor, Nliss Laneefield. The purpose of this worthy organization is to reduce. if not to stop. the loss ol' books from our library. It is amaz- ing to find that the loss of books has decreased from more tllan one hundred and fifty a term in 1925 to about fifteen a term at the present. Y l The Student Council is a representative organization. eoln- posed of the presidents of the major clubs, the editors ol' the Washingtonian and the Lens. and several ineinbers cho- sen at large. Locker and room searches are made five times a year, and by this systematic routine books are found and returned to the Library. Wlitrii the council finds a lost 'L library book, a trial is held of the person in possession of the given book. The penalty is usually a fine. This or- J ganization has been very sueeessful in its thirteen years of existence. and will undoubtedly continue to be so in the future.

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The Girls' Leagu Firsl ron Betty Han-ly. Alberta 01-en. Kath- leen Brown. Nant-3 Hie-eh. Ruth Rogers. Sher- lie Anderson, Ramona Kunlze. Susan Sturm. Sea-and ron--Margaret Roger-. Caroline Hollo- way. Mary Beryl Switzer, l.aYera Knox, ,lean Watt, Elaine Hansen. .lanelle Sayre. 1 W KR XISTIH ROIISUN X I-Il N Fill UL KES ANI!-fi DORLIS UFFlCERS President .... llary Louise Armstrong Vice-Presirlent . . . . Barbara Robson Secretary . . Betty Neuner Treasurer . Aloha Dukes Editor . . Nancy AIIICS Historian Helen Dorles e is the largest and most active organ- ization of girls in Washington. Throughout this very ac- tive anti successful term, it has once again lived up to its purpose of promoting high stantlartls of scholarship, friendship, loyalty anal character in Washington High girls. After the impressive installation of the officers. the theme for the term was flecitletl upon at a tea for the atlvisors. A very profitable caramelized apple sale was held and the proccetls were given to the scholarship funtl. All assembly at which a style review was presented was another inter- esting activity. This style show was given for the benefit of the freshman girls. Following this assembly was the scveuth term tea anal the donations for the three Sunshine Division barrels. Near the conclusion of this very active term. the girls gave a lively Co-eil Barn Dance. A great tical of crealit is clue our dean, Mrs. Young. for her guitling influence anti our presiflent. Nlary Louise Arm- strong. for her inspiring leadership. With the airl of the council and the aclvisors. they have marie this term a suc- cessful one. ING

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