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

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ALM, BEETHA English, Cclrolo Motrice. CARPENTER, LEONARD Rvtailing. Vocation- al Counsf4lor,l'er- sonal Accounting. Job Plavenis-nt and Coordinator, Dm-o. COLEMAN, HELEN Art Crafts Art Metal, Art Indus- trial, Faint-iannes. G-REVE, RUTH lvlathvmativs, Junior Red Cross. ENGLISH, GEORGIA Social Studies, Polyettvs. Senior Advisor. FORMAN, EFFIE Homo Nursin . l-. llloviv l'1'oji-utor Clulw. HOLLENBECK, EDNA. l41ngliSli.l'oly Promenadvrs. BLEEG, I-IEDWIG Foods, Largv Quan- tity Cooking, Giardino Club. CHRISTIANSON, HELEN Homemaking, Sub- Deb Club. DAVIS, PATRICIA Paysit-al Education, Girls' Athletic Association, Drill- vttes, Freshman Advisor. EBENER, MARTHA Free Hand Drawing, Costume Design, Art Commercial, Art Club. TARRENS, HELEN Library, Aremac Club. HAWES, LaVONNE English, Social Studies, Polymaid, Pro Tegerv. JENKINS, GRANT Band, Choral Musit-. Ad Libituni.

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QQ-- F-. e- -M ee-, -1950 Dear Diary! As our school year is drawing to a close this will be my last entry for the year. ln glancing backward over the pages for 1949-50 l see many Fine accom- plislnnents of students and teachers. One charac- teristic stands out-the progress made in planning and working together harmoniously in groups both in classroom work and in school activities. Since this is basic in living contentedly, happily, and sue- cessfully now and in the future while We are at work, in our homes, during our leisure time, and while we are carrying out our responsibilities as citizens we can all feel that our school year has been a good one. And so, Dear Diary, until next fall a happy vaca- tion to you and all the students and teachers in- cluded within your pages, Sincerely, VVilma j. Peterson Principal Dear Diary: lt's been a year since l have written to yull. That's a long time, but really, l've been so busy doing the most interesting things and meeting the nicest people. Do you know, Diary, we had .250 freshman girls come to our school last September? And were they a nice group! Of course, you know our old friends in the sophomore, junior, and senior classes re- turned full of the same old spirit that makes Girls Poly the congenial school it is. XNe've done so much! It truly has been a wonderful year! Your friend, Ruth Dowe Vice Principal.

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JOHNSON, VAS!-ITI Homemaking, Iioun svling, Thcspian- Mies. LEE, RUTH Biolot-fy. Phi-mistry. Junior Roadside Council, Sophomore Advisor. MATTHEWS, ELEANUB Engl ish. Social Studies, Loads-rship. lntvrnational Re- lations Ls-aguc, Junior Tri-Y. RAHHES, GAYLE Advancv Foods, and Tea Room, Pop Club. SCHAPER., HELEN English, Social Studi:-s Studi-nt Council Assistant Advisor, Y-Te-en Pre-ppm-rs. SHUCK, ELHA Child Care, Coun- sn-ling, Homemak- ing. Future Home-- makvrs of Ann-rica. STEED, JEAN Biology, Mathvmal- ics, Scnior-Tri-Y. KLINK, LBNOBE English, Social Studios, Physical Education, Thos- pians. HACOUBRIE, HONTBITH English, Social Studies, Journalism Stage Hands. NOTTAGE, LINEA Clothing, Tune Time-rs. Junior Advisor. ROGERS, LUCY Clothing, Counsel- ing, Patternettes. SENN, HELEN Typing, Poly Prom- enadcrs. SMITH, D OBIS Dramatics, Oral English. WYSS, LILLIE English, Social Studies, De-l Fuego,