Washington High School - Lens Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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,,,, Phe Squad First row: John Mann, Bob Collins, Bud Cobb, Russ Stentz. Second row: Warren Wheeler, Curly Leininger, Jack Larson, Chuck Shoemaker, Jim Wagner, Monte Greer, Ed Eterno, As usual, the fire squad, under the direction of Warren Wheeler, held fire drills once a week. The success of this term's squad was due to the cooperation of all members of the force, Many of the bays are graduating seniors. They will be greatly missed by the squad. fafeferkz Board Marian Hill, Bob Brown, Betty Decker, Donny Edwards, Jean Poliyka. ln order to keep the cafeteria on a paying basis and to supervise the buying and selling of the supplies and finished products, the Cafeteria Board was organized. This group of students meets weekly to make sure that the food sold is of the best quality. 20

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6irls' league President . . . . Glorialee Anderson Vice-President .D , . Evelyn Rose Secretary . . . . Doris Smith Treasurer . . Barbara Grabler Editor . . . Anne Neer Historian . . Jean Welborn . ANDERSON First row: Jean Tarrant, Margaret Krebs, Eloise Tolman, Phyllis Miller, Second row: Frances Elliott, Jean Truitt, Harriet Mclntyre, Lorrainne Schriber. The character building organization for girls in Washington l-ligh School, known as the Girls' League, has just completed a very successful term under the capable leadership of President Glorialee Anderson and her cooperative staff, aided by the helpful advice of Dean Hazel Ohmert. The girls have worked this term toward higher standards of scholarship, loyalty, friendship and character. The term was begun with the installation of officers in a new ceremony. White carnations were used to symbolize character, instead of the usual candles. The ritual was very impressive. During Girls' League Week, April 8-l2, a lost and found sale, a caramel apple sale,a general assembly,a comic basketball game against the G.A.A,, a Girls' League assembly, and the -Print Prance were scheduled. The whole week was a lot of fun for everyone and proved a complete financial success. The money was put in the scholarship fund. OHMERT GRABLER NEER WELBORN ROSE SMITH 19

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eventful years here. ln these sh four years we have acquired wealth of knowledge. Here have grown into young man a womanhood. Here also we h stepped into the field of soc: activities and modified self-g ernment. We have learned h to meet people and how to many other things that will alw be with us. Now we don our c and gowns and leave Washing for broader fields. Do not for- the friends and memories you hc made here and when you are l in spirits, think, sometimes, these happy years. C To Seniors Classmates, we have spent fc 4 I I C c c c T c