Washington High School - Lens Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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Mr. Smith The task of Mri Smith, our principal, is the supervision of a group of students Whose number is greater than the popula- tion oi many Oregon towns. The capable execution oi this enormous job, however, is but one ot his many services for which the class of June '47 Wishes to express its gratitude. A genuine interest in the students' Welfare, and the ability to understand the viewpoints and problems of students secure for him such respect and friendship as enable him to inculcate the principles and ideals necessary for the purposes of education.

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Mr. Windnagle The members of the Iune '47 class wish to express to Mr. Windnagle their deep ap- preciation and sincere gratitude for his con- tinuous and effectual Work in their behalf. They gratefully recognize his sympathetic understanding and firm guidance. The attitude diffused through the school organ- ization, produces the superior spirit for which Washington High School is known. Miss Ohmert lt is difficult to realize that a large group, such as the Washington High School Student Body, consists of individuals, each having distinct problems of environment and per- sonality. These problems are solved by the Wise counsel and careful guidance of Miss Ohmert, Dean of Girls, who is in a large part responsible for the adjustment of the dife ficulties of her many students, both the boys and the girls. For Miss Ohmert's active ine terest, guidance, friendliness and cooperae tion, the members of the lune '47 class wish to express their sincerest appreciation.