Washington High School - Lens Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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Q .-4. 'eff' lst Row Davtd Lee Iudy Marshall Gctl Updrke Arlynn Burge s A g sta K a se Loren Pratt 2nd Row Drone Davtd Kathleen Powell I ne Palmer Ioarn Wake G ace Espana 3rd Row Clara lohnson Shtrley Mason I ne Drckev e e ne r ce Ve te a he me e s Al W eave UD B DY O Occupymg the locker alcove space ot former years the student bodv store ts berng efhcrently managed and operated bv a student staff under the drrec tron of Fred Parkes Washtngton l-lrgh math nstructor Well lrghted and spacrous the new store arrangement enables the co operatrve students who f ork behrnd the counter to provrde better servrce to the store s student customers P1ctured above are Davrd Lee asststant treo surer of the student bod Loren Pratt treastl er and Mr Parkes B O O A nev face that ot Mrs Robert Lange ard a new department the book room have been added to Washrngton H an Although prrmartly concerned Wlth the handlrng and labeltng of ne N books plus the mendrng of old ones the department 1S also the dtstrrbutron pornt for school audro vrsual ard equtp ment Mrs Lange rs sho n handmg books to a student helper Dtane Burdrck I if 'Q , fl- 9 S+ .. is , 5 4 ,W . Q .Pt P Q, . w 5 u 4 L N 8 4 1 JPTSYPQ :-: I I , I , I . , . e gf 'M ur T Q V , Memberd not present: Clarke Mllleri Pat Vlullte, Carol lljavtd Harry' B'cv.n Torn Kxrkpairxck Bob Viens Roy Dtckey, Slztr- lyPrr Bu S Y Ct 7 Dltiraty r. S T E N T O S T R E . I 1 J A 5 ' . . . A K R O O M J . , . . , . l .v , A , , Q igl.. , ' ' f . , , A J I . I . b P 'ff Al . , D V .

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B 0 Y S Sprlng The tormat1on of a Washmgton I-hgh Dads Club and a Boys League band Were two pro lects wh1ch the League successfully lntroduced 1n th school durlng the term The League collaborated Wllh the g1rls group on several act1v1t1es These 1ncluded a Boys League G1flS League Dance and an ad vlsors tea The 1ntramural program for the term mcludecl contests 1n softball track swlmmmg and bas ketball Cups were awarded by the League to w1nn1ng contenders 1n these mayor sport GCl1V1l1eS Dur1ng the spr1ng term the League spon sored assembhes for the boys and promoted group 1nterest by awardmg a Part1c1pat1on Cup to the reg1strat1on room Whlch had the largest number of students engaged 1n League ac l1V1t16S Boys League Week was successfully com pleted W1th the selectlon of a Boys League Klng l1st OFFICERS Presldent TOM O DAY VICG Pres1dent RAY HYDE Secretary MALCOLM CAMPBELL Treasurer HUGH MARXER Sergeant at Arms BOB CAMPBELL YEAR REPRESENTATIVES Semor HM BASE Iumor BOB NEALE Sophomore WHITEY DAHL Freshman DE MAR BATCHELOR

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AV Walt Handbe ry Darwin l..el'me Bud Wetland Guy Stryker Charles Burk David Nelson Manage F I R E S Q U A D The Fire Squad is recognized as the most important safety element in our school system. The personnel is composed of students with faculty leaders, and its purpose is to evacuate the building swiftly and smoothly in the event of fire. Fire drills have undergone constant revision and planning during the past term, and much progress has been made in their execution. S T A G E C R E W Much of the credit for Washingtons successful season in drarnatics must be attributed to the efficiency and deft co-ordination of the men behind the scenes. The stage crew is as essential to any production as the performers, who take it for granted that sets will be changed quickly and that soundy effects will fall on cue. The integrity and ingenuity of the crew is available in every crisis. The senior class play and annual operetta are but two of the many pro- ductions that concede much of their success to the fine work of the stage crew. 7