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

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7466 Szwlm: ' BETTY VINCIGUERRA Fall Student Body President zexdea Wane The Fall 1951 council had some wonderful times together working up to the last minute to make everything planned a success. Some ot the main events of the term were the Freshie Frolic, P.T.S.A. membership drive against Benson Polytechnic, putting a new constitution into operation, and holding the student body elections under a new plan whereby students registered betoref hand and voted by ballot at assigned polls. While being sorry to leave my office l was happy to turn my gavel over to such a reliable girl as Pat Ward. BETTY VINCIGUEBBA. Row 1fB. Hartman, R. Cleek, I. Ostrom, B. Karr, I. Gibson, M. Nickol, D. Barresse Row 2-Miss Peterson. advisor, S, Dugger, A. View, L. Vahldieck, M. Humphers, P Stephens, I. Peak, Miss Schaper, advisor. Row 3-I. Brewer, C. McClellan, E. Swisher, N. Llanes, L. Hollingsworth, E. Swisher I. Milan, D. Barrese. Not Present-Y. Snyder, I. Gerde, P. Lewis, A. Arstill, E. Lawrence. lnsets--B. Karr, vice-presidentg I. Gibson, secretary, I. Ostrom, treasurer, I. Mitchell sergeant-at-arms: M. Nichol, historian.

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We have been thrice blessed at Girls Poly in l95l. Our PSTA has been outstanding. The Association sponsored its annual Harvest din- ner, inaugurated Fun Night, gave the annual scholarship, and worked successfully in many other ways for our school. Our Alumnae group has been active. ln addition to adding many fine books to the Anna E. Arnold Memorial Library, they published a Girls Poly cookbook, dedicated to Miss Bleeg. Our Student Body has cooperated and worked for the good ot all. Each class has contributed to its abilities to the weltare of the school. With the cooperation of these three groups, we have been able to attain the highest goals, RUTH E. DGWE Vice-Principal, English, GeorgiaMeSocial ' - Q , ri i -H - Davis' a iFi fP YSifal Edu' Elmer, Martha-An General, sm-ties, clothing. Inter- Farrens. Helen-Library, :gait-inQogub?D?b. cms Cfahwx' cg!-gi Qlhlolm Amo' Aft COmmercial, Art Club- rsadonal Relations League. Ai-emac Club. ciatzcn. ri e es. same, Advisor. 12122554 if t ' t Q. 1 tm. vdimi, ,HomemmnaKl3ktdLeHDa-Eeglnifhbfzglfl Lee, num.-Biology, chmasify. M2f,1ff1nf2u2fZQi'if2QEff,lfh M3901 Nw--H-we Nursing ,' - ' u mea. es ia . - . f - , ' , ' Ansding, Thespianettes. mg' Fmshma: Advisor. IUDXUY 503551439 Co'-mal' MIEUYOPQSJ Poly Promclayf, Iumor Bed Cross. QL H0190-Q5-hglish' social Semi, Hc!ene!I'yping, Poly Shuck' Ekfm'Chud CM? Smith. Doris-Dramatics. Oral Wyss. Lillie--English, Social lies. Student Council and Pmmenadws Cgungelmg, I-iomemgkmg, English. Studies Quiz 'Em' Del pu . . . 1 9 90 IBA tes. Maxgong,

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666664 During the past tive months I have spent the most Wonderful days ot my life. Any responsible position means work but as student body president l have experienced real pleasure in everything l have undertaken. The new girls were welcomed in Ianuary and with them Was Miss Helen lrwin, our helpful social advisor. After that came the Dads' Dinner, Cotton Dress Day with the coronration ot the May Queen and the recognition ot Mrs. Doris Smith, our retiring dramatics teacher. l'll never forget my presentation ot our Rose Festival princess. My sincere wishes to the next student prexy tor a happy and successful term ot oitice. PAT WARD, Wa Spun? Swim: gamut Row l-Miss Schaper, advisor, I, Edmonds, D. McCorvey, N. Franck, I. Carneau, A. Tuley, E. Hartshorn, B. Polk. How 2-L. Anthony, V. Strome, V. Ynacay, L. Strahl, Y. Iohnson, S. Goertzen, H. Menolascma, B. Kaiser, H. Hester, I. Lisenby, M. Iess. Row 3-P. Holliday, B. Allen, B. Likens, F. Adams, M. English, C. Odom, R. King F. Wheeler, P. Moatz, I, Gibson. Top insets-N. Franck, vice-president, I. Carneau, secretary. Bottom lnsets-A. Tuley, treasurer: E. Hartshorn, sergeant-at-arms, D. McCorvey historian. xr e 3 Wm PAT WARD Spring Student Body President