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

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THE P OLYTECHNIC MA mzmnummu IIwmunnimnmImmmnmmuummi mum 181 RUT MBU sta GEO M Vi ELV UH of e TH H Sh X. a H CAROLYN RIPPET t she was tall and tely. HAZEL GLADYS RAVEAUX Leaping: and flashing from morn till night. RGIA BELLE RANEY usic, where soft voices die, brates in the memory. VIRGINIA ROLFSON ' 'The Cherub Contempla- tion. IDA ALICE RIZZO r warbling voice a lyre widest range. ANNA MARIE RATTEY It is not the great but good 'haps' that make up happiness. ELMA MAY ROBERSON er flocks are thoughts. e keeps them white. .IOSEPHINE SASO Her hair was lon! and hex' foot was light.

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Iu1aP01.Y'r1ecHN1c lhIAlD MARVEL A. PARRIOTT I know a reasonable woman, Handsome and witty, and yet a friend. AVALON LOUISE PRIER Radiant Si-ter of the Day, Awake! arise! and come away ! DOROTHY PARSONS 'AA mind at peace with all below, A heart whose love is in- nucent! HELEN AGNES PUGLIESE For she was jes' the quiet kind Whose natures never vary. BON MARIE PIATT 'Allen' loveliness I never know Until she smiled on me. DOROTHY E. RAMSEY Linked sweetness long drawn out. WANDA FLORENCE POTTS She smiles and smiles and will not sigh. ELIZABETH H, RATTEY Now at thy soft recalling voice I rise.

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lriiz POLYTECHNIC MAID F19 Y 5 s l Z 2 CLEORA SCHADE 'I know whether I am proud. ELSIE O. SPRINGER She is as wise as w:-, And wiser when she wishes. M. A. SCI-IULPIUS Dropped out of school and did not grraduute. AM ANDA GERTRUDE STA RCK There, with a thumb to keep her place She'd read, with stern and thoughtful face. ILA SOUTHWELL Drommed out nf school z1n:l slid not graduate. THERESA MARGARET TIMMONS Tearless and full of life. INEZ E. SMITH O pensive tender maid, downcast and shy. EVELYN LILLIAN TREECE Her speech was all music: Like moonlight she shone.