Washington High School - Lens Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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 1 L T y MR. PARKS Moth, Preflight MRS. PECK Spanish, Advisor of El Leon MISS PLYMPTON English, Advisor of Colonials MRS. PROEBSTEL Moth MRS. RANDLES Spanish, Advisor of Neak MRS. RAY English, Advisor of Phreno MISS ROBINSON History MISS SCOTT History MRS. SEE History MRS. SINGLETON Physical Education, Advisor of Hermion MISS TILLSON English MR. TOLVSTAD Science, Advisor of Pack, Advisor of 7th and 8th Terms MR. TOMLINSON History, Advisor of Washingtonian MRS. TONKIN Shorthand, Typing and Advisor of Kreneon MRS. WELLS History, Advisor of International

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MISS ILGNER Art, Advisor of Masque, Advisor of Lens MISS JOHNSTON History MRS. KAHRS Home Economics MISS KOHNS English, Advisor of Washingtonian MISS LANCEFIELD Librarian MRS. LEGGE Math MISS MocLEAN English mrs. McDonald Shorthand, Office Practice MRS. MULLINS History MISS NASH Science, Physical Fitness MR. NEWTH Mechanical Drawing, Shop MR. NICHOLSON History, Track and Cross Country Coach, Advisor of Student Body Livewires, Advisor of Book Exchange Store, and Service Groups, Advisor of 5th and 6th Terms MISS OBERG Biology, Advisor of Lens MISS OHMERT Dean of Girls, Advisor of Victory Corps Coun- cil, Advisor of Girls' League F A C U L T y

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VE COMMITTEE . . . . President . . . Vice-President . . . . Secretary ...........Treasurer . Assistant Treasurer BARD....................................Editor KER...................Member Below Third Term UNT, JOE DANNA .... Members-at-Large DETH FOUTS......................President of Livewires BILL BERLEMAN............................Cafeteria Board SAX PIAZZA CHAPMAN MADDEN CHIARAMONTE HUBBARD BERLEMAN FOUTS PARKER DANNA HUNT INSTEAD of limiting its talents to the ordinary activities, the Executive Com- mittee has capitalized on our war effort. The outstanding event of the term was the War Bond drive. The goal originally was to buy a fighter plane, but when the final count was taken it was learned that we sold over a quarter million dollars worth of bonds and stamps. A stimulus to the drive was the send off Stan Kenton and his band gave at the most popular assembly of the term. Next came our Student Body drive with Franklin, which unfortunately we lost by only a small margin. The result was a free wheel barrow ride for the Franklin Student Body president at the expense of Evan Sax. Because of war conditions, the football dance which was held after the opening game, was the only night dance; but many noon dances were held. All in all, the term was a success due to the cooperation Evan Sax received from his executive staff and the student body.