Washington High School - Lens Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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MISS OHMERT MR. HEDRICK Senior Class Advisors EW actors of the cinematic world would succeed without the able management of their personal agents and advisors. While often it is the star who receives the laurels for some dramatic achievement, it is usually only after tireless effort on the part of the managers that the opportunity has been made possible for the actor to display his talent. Somewhat similar to the cinematic managers are the roles which our senior class advisors fill. Very little progress could be made in a single term by a senior class Without the aid of such competent, understanding persons as Miss Ohmert and Mr. Hedrick, who have been our wise guar- dians for the senior year. We all offer our deepest gratitude to these two truly grand persons for their sage and sympathetic guidance and advice. May all of Washington High's senior classes in the future be so fortunate as to have such excellent advisors.