Washington High School - Lens Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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Through a program of meaning- ful activities and projects, the Fall Executive Council has attempted to till the void between purely academic and purely social areas. In the planning and execution of that program the council provided a practical experience in democra- cy and citizenship while stimulat- ing academic growth. Specifically, the council presented a Freshman Orientation program designed to adjust and encourage new stu- dents: planned and sponsored all opening football game activitiesg and assisted the Dad's Club with the Pancake Ball. Success of these activities was due to the help, cooperation, and support of enthusiastic and sincere Wash- ingtonians. The Vice President Sue with the Cabinet in order to have unity between the clubs and the administration. FALL EXECUTIVE COUNCIL Most responsible of all student body offices is that held by Jim Law, Student Body President. The Secretary Barbara McGrew prepares and presents all minutes from meetings held by the council. The Treasurer Linda Chaperon and As- sistant Treasurer Kathy Comer develop a workable budget for the Fall term.

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Fall Rally enacts the three bears feeding their faces with porridge. Football is enjoyed by seniors ct their picnic at Mt. Tabor park. Before school opened in September, the custodial staff worked hord to clean up the building.

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President Jim council to gain ex- perience for his term. The Spring Student Hartley served on As General Council President, Gordon Lee presides over fifty students representing the social studies classes throughout the school. The Girls' League President Connie Biehl- er and Boys' League President Dave Em- mett work conscientiously to have a very successful term. Senior Class President John Piestrak and Junior Class President Randy Capri or- ganize their respective classes early in the year. Publicity Manager Bobbi Eide and Assist- ant Publicity Manager Linda Kiernan were responsible for publicizing all school ac- tivities. Sophomore Class President Ben Johnson and Freshman Class President George Bailey plan activities which will interest their classes.