Washington High School - Lens Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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Graduation frorn high school marks the beginning of a new era for us. The large step We are now taking, has been made possible by the excellent facilities we have shared at Washington. The practical experience we have acquired is something which we all realize is priceless. lt would be very difficult to thank any one group or any one person for the valuable assistance that has been given to us: but without the guidance and co-operation of the administration, the leadership and assist- ance of the faculty, and the outstanding spirit of the student body, we would not have achieved the goal which We set. FRANK Cl-lUB BYHRE President, Class of l953

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SENICHRCILASS CFTYHZERS Vice-PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER SGT.-AT-ARMS IO ANN HARRIS IANET THALER GLENN LEE WILLIE BROWN SGT.-AT-ARMS LENS CO-EDITOR LENS CO-EDITOR LENS BUSINESS MGR BILL STRAND GRETCHEN KIDD SUE SCHWIND TOM MONAGHAN SENIOR.CLASS.ADVISERS MRS. FINNIGAN Dear Mrs. Finnigan and Mr. Fuller, We would like to thank you tor the help and moral support you have given us these last four years. Without your guidance We would not have been successful in making many important de- cisions regarding our future. You have been very generous in devoting a great deal ot your time to the solving of our problems. We could always rely on you to stand by our side through all the ups and downs, and at this time we sincerely want to thank you for being such Wonderful counselors. The Senior Class of l953 MR. FULLER