Washington High School - Lens Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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Faculty teas occur fre- quently during the course of the school year. Under the sponsorship of girls of various terms, Girls League, or individual clubs, the after-school teas offer an opportunity to the members of the faculty to relax awhile after another day's work. The particular faculty tea pictured at the right was sponsored by the Girls' League. Being served by the fall and spring presi- dents are two of six new members of the Washing- ton High faculty. K., A lleft to rightl 3 Mrs, Davis, Miss Barber, Darhl Edwards, Fall G, L, Pres- ident, and Sheryl Stookey, Spring president. Li l O u is R Ti-ie Rfiiivisow Onivcii One of the many successful dances which occurred during the i951-1952 school year was the student - body - sponsored Over the Rainbow Dance , March Sth. Other equally as successful dances were those sponsored by the Girls' or Boys' League, or after-the-basket- ball-game dances sponsored by clubs, No matter who the sponsor was, each dance always managed to offer a most enjoy- able evening of entertainment to the many Colonials who at- tended them,

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Baum i '! F S? 'f+2,.q rg. '94 ,J ' .f' fr. A N ,f MISS DAFFODIL PATTI PHILLIPS .fi Some of the'hardworking indi- cffffffc, Q viduals who rnade the Daffodil Show possible were: iKneelingl Darlene Hibbard, Jackie Robert- son: iSl'andingl Darhl Edwards, Sheryl Stookey, Miss Ohmert, Mrs. Wheeler, Mrs. Jacobson, Kimi Wakabayashi, Marlene Fer- ris, and Ingrid Carlson. W ' .ml N? S ' e -Q K -i . Q v 'r' mi N' xl: xg, uni. ,al if , i A L? - 4. ,S . f nn 4' mf, I T is X il e I DAFFODILS-any variety, color, or size imaginable, bedecked the rooms of the recreational center at the third annual Daffodil Show, April llth, For all the hundreds of students and adults who attended the annual spectacle dur- ing the course of the day, the dainty bloom of the flower world was the honored guest . Reigning as Miss Daffodil for the event was Patti Phillips. Under the sponsorship of the Girls' League, which worked with Miss Hazel M. Ohmert, Dean of Girls, and the art department, under the supervision of Mrs. Gladys Wheeler, the show was one to be remembered because of the splen- did cooperation of the two groups in charge. The main, highlighted surprise of the show was the presence of para- keets and Canaries, which treated tne crowd with naturalistic background music. Darhl Edwards acted as student chairman of the event with the co- var 'Wi 1 'N X 4 ,' Wxf f