Washington High School - Lens Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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STUDem counciL FIRST ROW: Doris Spearow. Ted James. Jean Truitt, Dick Muir. Barbara Hood. Miss Koehn. SECOND ROW: Pat Scott. Don Potersen. Karl Herdo. Jean Margesen. Janet Ellstrom. Bud Curtner. THIRD ROW: Clinton Becker, Bill Cobb. Bill Sills. Dick Morton. Franklin Scott. Gene Webber. President..............................JEAN TRUITT Vice-President..........................TED JAMES Secretary .... ELVIN CHRISTIANSEN Treasurer.............................DICK MUIR Sergeant-at-Arms .... DICK STOINOFF Editor..........................BARBARA HOOD The Student Council completed a very successful fall term under the lead- ership of its President, Jean Truitt. Success was also due to fine student co- operation and the guidance of Miss Lancefield and Miss Koehn. An important activity of the term was Good Book Week which promoted an unusual interest in good literature. Another activity was the Locker Search in which lost and over due books were recovered and penalties were inflicted. The Student Council is composed of the members of Presidents of major clubs. Senior Classes, the Girls' League, and the Student Body Association. Other members are the Editors of the Washingtonian and the Lens and two members at large. This organization was originated in 1925 by Miss Lance- field to prevent the loss of books and to explain and enforce library regula- tions.

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GIRLS' LCAGUG FIRST ROW: Alicia Lang. Florenco Bauor. Margaret Williams. Phyllis Thompson. SECOND ROW: Virginia Lundstrom. Lilia Redstone. Dorothy Drus. President.............................BARBARA HOOD Vice-President....................................BETH SHIPLEY Secretary..........................LOUISE KNOUFF Treasurer..........................................KAY MURPHY Sergeant-at-Arms .... BARBARA BLINCO Editor............................LUCILLE OLIVER The Girls' League opened their activities for the year with the installation of officers which was a very impressive ceremony. The Girls' League also sponsored a key drive and the big jug was soon filled with the valuable pieces of metal. hood Girls' League Week, the most important venture of the term, was a big success. The theme of the week was “Say It With Music.'' Under the cap- able leadership of Barbara Hood, President, each day's program went smoothly. Since our object this term was service to our country as well as to our school, sums of money were given to several war agencies. Twenty-five dollars went to the Red Cross. S25.00 to China Relief and S50.00 to other worthy causes pertaining to the war effort. The making of fifty ditty bags for soldiers was another of our accomplishments. We owe a vote of thanks to the officers and girls who helped make this term one of our most successful. SHIPLEY KNOUFF MURPHY BLINCO OLIVER

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Room LivcmiRCS FIRST ROW: Doris Friberg. Evelyn Tontz. Joe Chiaramonte, George Shaver. Bill Sills. Dirk Foster. Marcella Todd. Maria Campagna. Warren Pomeroy. Albert White. SECOND ROW: Dormalee Mitchael. Mary Sanders. Florence Bauer, Dorothy Clauson, Virginia Givnan, Mary Grein. Vivian Oyala, Kendall Soidol. Jerry Dietz. Jack Griffith. THIRD ROW: M. Nicholson. Don Nadig. Dick Greon. Lyle Krahn. Don Mills, Chas. Batos. Clinton Hagonback. Dick Parker, Lee Miesen. Richard Coovert.