Girls Polytechnic High School - Maid Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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Tun POLYTECHNIC MAID BEATRICE G. DALRYMPLE She listen'd with a flittiml blush, With downcast eyes and modest grace. LOUISE GLADYS DOYLE The charm of her pres- ence will be felt when she is prone. ALICE MILDRED DEDERICK Thy rosy lips still wear a smile. ELVIRA VIOLA ELWERT Timely blossom, infant fair! VAZEL DERRY 'tHer face was very fair to see, So luminous with purity. ALICE M. ENGDAHL The angels, not half so happy in heaven went cnvyingz her. KATHRYN DEVERE She loves most who thinks most. MILDRED ERNST We-ll! thou art happy, and I feel, that 1 should be happy, too.

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HIE POLYTECHNIC MAID I I v ! v E ANNABELLE H. BULLOCK E A face as fair as summer 1 skies ' Where many a blush in ambush lies. LENA SUSAN COLLEKNON Sober, steadfast, and de- mure. ETHEL ELIZABETH CARLSON Here I can trace the locks of gold Which round thy forehead wave. MARY LOUISE COTTARDI A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance. RUTH CA RMICHAEL Apt emblem of a virtuous maid. MOREITTA M. CROSS Better faithful, than fa- me-us. FLORA LOUISE CEREGHINO How sweet and fair she seems to be. GENEVIEVE A. CUNNINGHAM You turned from the fair- est to gaze on her face. N w 1 4

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HE POLYTECHNIC MAID lll www-rlll1ll1l1l1111111lll111114I1l1mlm....m-mmm1111111I141...........-.mm-mn JANICE LULA EVANS l'Suffered herself to sired, And not blush so admired. more sweet, to meet' ' MARY LOUISE FA RIN 'Those eyes so dark and deep. How sweet the conc her lips and heart. MADELINE M. FEATHERS You love to frolic, laugh and sing, To be a child at play. free. 'lShe spoke no slander, nor listened to it. EDITH GAU Fields are won by who believe in win be de- to be DOROTHY M. FLUTER A form more fair, fa face Ne'er hath it been my lot MARGARET L. GALLAHER ord of STELLA VIRGINIA GARBARINO Heart whole and soul AUDEY J EANETTE FINSTEAIJ TSCHI those ning.