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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1952 volume:

2 it 4 E r I I, E N 1. Bi 1 i 3 'w ,Q I 3 E 5 1 'v .IESTM.m1a.iJn1vK,S+'wfMfM'f1wS1a.wf.mv-m.Alf. few ,,,,'. ,, , V , 'W , - - ' A V - ' ' H H N 1 L f Y , ' 'Fil' ,1-VM'-rw fs1f.a1s7vJ'rI-l1I11.'1 ,-.213 5 A if o Q23 mx EX LIBRIS GIRLS POLYTECHNIC HIGH SCHOOL PORTLAND, oREGoN X MM . ink ,vvmwm . 2756 Jfafy' of fag l,935 2 - - iss, 3, . E... Y ' 1. I I v W X1 MISS HEDWIG BLEEG To Our Honored Chef These carefully blended pages are respectfully dedicated to Miss Hedwig Bleeg, long one of the chefs of our great mixing bowl, who retires this year. For thirty-one years she has faithfully and pa- tiently guided innumerable Girls Polytechnic stu- dents to mix correctly the ingredients of not only the many recipes used by her foods classes, but also those that make for a sound and useful member of society. Every girl who has been in one of Miss Bleegs classes has had the opportunity to discover the sat- isfaction of doing a job well. She has learned by precept something of courtesy, loyalty and gentle- ness. The topping of Miss Bleegs many contribu- tions to the school is her love for flowers. This is expressed in her devoted supervision of the fuchsia show and of the Christmas floral displays spon- sored by the garden club to which she is the ad- viser. The retirement of this beloved teacher is a great loss to the entire school. We wish her well in the new life she is stepping into and hope it brings her the great rewards she has so richly earned. Miss Bleeg carefully explains the proper blending of a recipe while future h0memakers look on. Q N i fi Q2 3 .,., 2f .: 222 W 3 9, .5 ,ff W Zqigkf Wiwfggi Q X f E 4? 33 33 Q55 Girls Polytechnic High School Chemistry is a liigliliglit lor scientifically , , indetl girls as they mix the formulas with lfl PYCCISIHD, An- Here is a mixture of mlasses, sports, and classes served with a necessary dash of work and pleasure to make a dish Ht for a queen. Your 1952 Folymaid offers you a feast of popular school fads and fun generously illustrated with this year's life at Girls Polytechnic High School. It's a book full of memorable tidbits tastily rehashed for your enjoy- ment and pleasure and guaranteed fwe hope, to satisfy your hunger for spice and variety in reviewing a memor- able year. That you'll find real gustatorial delights awaiting your consumption within these pages is the wish of YOUR POLYMAID STAFF The use of correct English is .an important in- gredient for all girls who are looking into the future. Typing is taught in rtmin 23 tu tlerical minded girls. Arts and crafts are the interest of the girls in Ruum 4 who learn to use the machines and materials furnished there. 4 ence cl.isses for licsllmcli, CONTENTS OF THE BOWL Learning ci lo Polytechnic NECESSARY UTIENSILS nncl is c-.igerly n is in iunin Our School ,,,,, , , ,, 5-9 lfgiculty ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,. , ,,,,, l O-1 l School Stntt' Y,,, ,, ,, .,,, M12-I3 Student Council ,,,, Y N ,,.,, . I-l-15 IMPORTANT INGREDIENTS Seniors ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, .,,.,,,,,,, Y . ,,,,, l 8-27 juniors ,,,, .,. . 29-30 Sophoinores . ,,,,,, 31-33 Freshmen ,,,,,, ,,,, 3 5-35 DESIRABLE SPICES Polymaicl . , ,, 38 Polygraph ,,,,, 59 Music .,,, Y....- 40--il Clubs ,,,., ., ,,,,,, ,,,,,,- 4 2-55 Sports ,,,, ,.,..,,, ,.,,. 5 6-57 EXTRA FLAVORING May Court W, ,Y,, .,, 60 Rose Festival Princess ,,,,, ,,,,, 6 1 School Activities .,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, 6 2-73 Nunn-inns ,ig.irinc-nts nic creniecl in the nuny scwxim I.isst-x, llcre girls .ire t.uloi'ing their suits in .in nl Important ingredients in their own little bnwlw are ,lean Cfarneau and Mildred Goetz in the student activity office, in which many student hody activities are sified and mixed. Busily stirring and mixing the sweets of the fountain are Nadine Ntnrton and Virginia Smith, as the customers eagerly await the deli.acfes. In cincl Around This year our girls are engaged in health classes taught twice a week during the physical educa- tion period, Here some girls receive instructions in artificial respiration from members of the Civil Defense Corps and the Stevens disaster car. The art of selling is taught in the dis- tributive education class for seniors. Here is shown the display as designed by the class, jean Remmen and Gayle Craftaas are prac- ticing their lessons. K if YQ Q 3 ff' I -M 3 , X umm ffi W 1-M. L ,.:- ,r x M x s aw F qqqzqq ZPIZE :PAI 13 f x 'N , 3- 9: x,.,f.,., ff' wx .,......,.,.: ,if .,::,,,,,...., . ., x 'g?X Q we H X X , ff, k if 35,3 ig fi xx 2- if X, N .N 'S K I N xw X :git ww ,:,:,..::,'.:' ai 1 X N X' X, Q S wk-P WX AM WN-N-N.,w Wx S -A sf x X AA A wc. was ' I-N R S Q - 3' , f X mg Nasvmlw' Q W wma Qu Capable Chefs The head chef is gracious Miss Hilma I. Peterson, our principal, who is in charge of all activities within our bowl. She meets with the eight principals of other Portland Public High Schools at the administration building to discuss school problems and policies. She carefully sifts these decisions as they apply to our student body, parents, and teachers. She personally handles the most difficult problems arising during the school year. Added to her busy schedule are many meet- ings and social activities after school and in the evening which require her attendance. Miss Hilma Peters mn AMUNDSEN, I-IILDURfGeneral Science, Biology, Science Chairman, Science Club, Sophomore Adviser, BANISTER, ROBERT+Art Craft, Thespianettes. BLEEG, HEDWIGiFoods, Quantity Cook- ery, Giardino Club. CARPENTER, LEONARD-Distributive Education, Business Education Consultant for Portland Public High Schools, Cercle Motrice. CI-IAMBERLIN, MARGARET-Physical Educa- tion, Modello. CI-IRISTIANSON, HELEN-Homemaking, Home Economics Chairman, Sub Deb. CIIURCI-IILL, MARIE-English, Oral English, Dra- matics, Thespians. COLE, GENEVIEVE-English, Social Studies. DAVIS, PATRICIA-Physical Education, Special Gym, Drillettes, Girls Athletic As- sociation, Intramural Sports EISENER, MARTHA-Art General, Art Commercial, Art Club, Polyinaid Art Adviser. ENGLISH, GEORGIA-Social Studies, Interna- tional Relations League, Polyettes, Senior Ad- viser. FARRENS, HELEN--Library, Aremac, GREVE, RUTH-Typing, Mathematics, junior Red Cross. HAWES, LAVONNE4English, Social Studies, Polvmaid, Tune Timers. HOLLENBECK, EDNA-English, Math- ematics, Poly Promenaders. Heod the Menu In charge of the girls' personal problems is Miss Ruth Dowe, our vice-principal. As dean and counselor shc listens with warm interest and deep concern to the problems brought to her and offers instructions and suggestions to MM Ruth W those in pursuit of helpful guidance. She is also in close association with the clubs and gives official permission for special meetings and after school activities listed on our activity calendar. JOHNSON, VASHTI-Homemaking, Counseling, Y- Teen Preppers. KLINK, ,LENORE--English, Social Studies, Poly Stoppers, Social Studies Chairman, second term Stu- dent Council and Alternates. LEE, RUTH-Biology, Chemistry, junior Road- side Council. MACOUBRIE, MONTEITH-English, So- cial Studies, journalism, Polygraph, Mike- ropes, Poly Projectors. MATTHEWS, ELEANOR-English, Social Studies, Leadership, Tri-Y. NOTTAGE, LINEA-Clothing, Fanciannes. RAHMES, GAYLEfFoods, Fountain and Tea Room, Pep Club. ROGERS, LUCY--Clothing, Counseling, Pen Pals. ROSS, ANEDRA-General Science, Counseling, Pro Tegcre. SCHAPER, HELEN4English, Social Stud- ies, Social Studies Chairman, first term Stu- dent Council and Alternates, ninth grade English and Social Studies Consultant for Portland Public High Schools, second term. SENN, HELENE-Shorthand, Typing, Mathematics chairman, Poly Promenaders. SHUCK, ELMA4Homemaking, Child Care, Counseling, Maisons, Freshman Adviser. SMALL, LOIS-English, Vocational Coun- seling, Cercle Motrice. SPENCER, ,LAWRENCEvBand, Choral Music, String Ensemble, Prclude Club. STEVENSON, MARILYN-Clothing, Cecco Fi Mue. WYSS, LILLIE-English. Social Studies, English Chairman, Del Fuego, Junior Ad- R x . S 2 i 1 x Www , , , .,,,. , ,. N ,. 1 ..... V, Tu k Wi1.4o'Qg, H if Q .. .:.: 'KL M ' HW W 1 15512 ., S? 135. x EL, .. - K R 3 Qi :L 'W . Q me we-:::5:a:5.,.Q:' 5 ' 3 -351 1' 14 ,: :a:s::fgq:- awww - . Ai Q 4 I ff 1? QQ ' x. i J 415, Six' 1.1. .,,. rx.-ww . H Q gmgkg ggz . gg Q - limi gg ,,...,,.,... .Q X 4- K , , 5 - x 1 W-. , ,.,, 5 9 e -N ,Aw YY x f WMM 5 F' nportcint Services ing In help is Mrs. ffulix Rathhuri as she stiixcs in creme in smimth recipe within her priviuc howl when 5hc fhcgkk the miincy Anil liiiiikx. Ullinc husinrss is Lzlpahly zulcnalml ln by Nix. Ruth Mcliilrlxlnil :xml Mm. iililrc Amlersun as xhvy .nhl the finishing muilics nw papers, rcumls, iL'lICl'N, .mal all daily murine inbs sc-ixcil by our l-mul. Mis, Cilulys Dunn, thc Lhicl ihcl ul nu! hifctcriu, mixes hcr many ruipcs auch day ui luring furrli ilcli-mics ni please the entire sclnml. Have yuu ever tural her pies? Thcy'i'c wonderful, Jlftilil they? The lvnnl helpful ingredients :uc supplied hy our rniumn. Mrs, Inez Hiltunen llclir hclmxb whim iliics cxcryrhing fmm making gixrrlenins ni keeping miie obscure places cle-nn, In iuiiiiriiin, C.lIfNlUill.ll'1N f.hnilcS flarlsixn .ind Waliniv Huckcrr vmrk 'liligcnrly vsilh the urhcr hm-lpcrs ui mixin- I.iin our high smnilanls uf flcanlinc-ss. Proxies, with Councils As I look back on my fall term as student body prexy, I shall always remember the wonderful times I had with my Council and the student body. The nrst of many activities was the freshman party before school opened. lt was followed by the student body card drive, football jamboree, harvest dinner, P. T. S. A. drive which we won for the second year, and the distribution of the two thousand cards at Christmas time. To end these happy times, we had the election and in- stallation of the new student body olficers. I shall always remember these and many other events in my future years. Sincerely, Mild red Goetz Mildred Goetz Fall Oliicers: Elizabeili Mayer, iieasuieig Inse- pliine Sanseri, vice-prc-sidvnlg ,Ioyte Holt, sc-tie tary. FAH. STUDIZNI' IOIINK II, Row 1: It Harris. N, NcMillian. I. Ciiebish. IL. Mayor, Irons.: I. Holi, sec.: rl. Sanseii, xite- . . N pres.: C. Meyers' Ci. Quayle. Miss .thgipev adviser. Row 2: M. Daniels-in, Kfimxell, P, Pelerson, I., XYaltIo, A. Hrl!I'lIll.lI1. M. Dieiei. hwishcr, D. Ifiy, Y. lfbeir, l.. Hurthins. Row 5: M. Becrafr, A, 'Iirussc-Il, M. Schmitt, S. Smith, E. Clunpanella, B. Van Nostrand, S, -Iolinson, A, Miclmels, N. Benellel, I7. Clnuliei D. Sleeman, Nor pictured: N, june, IS, Clue, V. Kiaxin. Ii lverlwrg, I.. Srirewalt. Jld In Activities As our howl of ingredients was placed in my hands I eagerly grasped the handle ol' the mixing spoon. The mix- ing began slowly and it was often a struggle to keep the howl under control as it turned with incredible speed. Witlt eath passing day the spoon jerked and swerved, tossing me to and Iiro among the many aetix ities. As my hands hegin to ache, the spring Student Council eame to my aid doing more than its share of mixing within our howl. Wlic.-ii the mixing spoon is plated in the possession of the next president, the realization ot the honor and pleasures that have been a part of my term in oihee will linger in my thoughts. Sincerely, jean Carneau ,lean Kiaineau I Spring Ollieeisu: Siizaiina Smith. seiieiaiy. Mai ilyn Iinliier, vue-piesidenlg Sandia Cmeillen IIL'AI'vII'CI'. SPRING S'I'lII7I5N'I' IUIINK II, Qinerizeii, ti'e.is,g S. Smith, set.: M. Ilnlirt xiii' pies., 9, fiaii. I, Nan Iamii limi L. IJ. Stone, 5. lilisan, IXI. Mniriss, Ii II fiite., I. Ilrimii, INI. Ifnglisli, IXI, Ulm, Ifiaee, I. Illane. Rim 3: Mis. Iilink, adxiseig S. Stlinalxel, R. Ilun mai. 5. Iiirner, R, Meimlastiii.i, IXI. Adaiiis. Siinpsniz, Ci. I.uti.i, IZ. Xlfeinegieeii. Nwl pittured: I. Italliel. li. Kii.iIl.i.is. I. lvilwsnii IJ. Ilalpin, S. Artlier. .r 4 2' t Row I: I.. Ilerliani, A. Swisher, II. I'IiiII, S IMPORTANT INGREDIENTS The most important ingredients in our bowl are the classes . . I The seniors, well aged and mature, preparing to blend into the life ahead of them, head our menu. . . 7Ihe juniors after careful seasoning are preparing to take their place at the top .... The sophomores and the freshmen, added to the mixture and poured inio class rooms, are being sifted and seasoned properly for the coming years. . . Mix in an adequate amouInt of English, history, math, typing, shorthand, foods, clothing, health, physical educa- tion, biology, and numerous other subjects, each taught by experts in the field. . . Sprinkle with good will. Bake in aI moderate oven 180 days. Serve gen- erously to 700 Girls Polytechnic students for four years. Then top with a diploma. l Leading the seniors through Acountless -activities were class officers Ruby Cunningham, treasurer: Gloria Quayle, presidentg Josephine Sanseri, vice-president and Joanne Ostrom, secrezary. Senior Cfficers Leaol Classmates Once we stood at the beginning of a long flight of stairs. The climb looked easy, and for the first few steps it was. Soon we stumbled and occasionally fell, but we were always picked up and helped along by someone whose patience and understanding were remarkable. To these people we give our heartfelt gratitude. Sometimes, filled with a buoyancy that comes with having and sharing wonderful times, we seemed to climb effort- lessly. Never will we forget the dances, parties, picnics, or all the just plain fun that we enjoyed. Even though we will remember our past experiences they will be just memories, for our eyes will be turned upward toward the finish of our stairway. VC'e know that the climb will be more difficult the higher we go, but we also know that our lives will be fuller and richer because of the climb. We will never stop or look back until we have reached the end of our stairway to the stars. -GLORIA QUAYLE ns I. Anderson E. Bagley ry N. Benehel M. Bentson iheit D. Bulkley Ki. Burk roughout Yecir... ADAMS, FRANCHON LOIS-Distributive Education, Cercle Motrice, Tri-Y, Sigma Tau Kappa, Student Coun- cil, Student Council Alternates, sergeant-ataarms, Quiz 'Ern. NVork and college. ANDERSON, JOAN--Art, Cercle Motrice, sergeant-an arms, Art Club, treasurer, Fanciannes, Delta Mu, vice- president, Y-Teen Preppers, Pro Tegere, Polymaid. Work and marriage. BAGLEY, EDITH MAEAFoods, Tune Timers, Fanciannes, Thespianettes, Prelude, Chansonettes. Wfork and business college. BALLIET, JOY-Clothing, Prelude, treasurer, Science Club, Student Council, Chansonettes. College. BARRESE. DOLORESE-Foods, Cercle Motrice, Art Club, Student Council. Business college. BAUMER, ALEEN-Clothing, Tune Timers, secretary, treasurer, G. A. A., Tri-Y, Poly Steppers, president, treasurer, Sigma Tau Kappa, president, treasurer, Drill- ettes, vice-president, secretary, Polyettes, secretary, Stu- dent Council Alternates, chairman, Benson Senior Class Play, Majorette, Polygraph, sports editor, Swimming Team, Candidate for Student Body President. College. BAYLEY, CAROL-Foods, Sub Deb, Y-Teen Preppers, Art Club, Cercle Motrice, sergeant-at-arms, Student Council. Marriage. BENEFIEL, NATHALINA-Art, Thespianettes, Puppet Club, vice-president, treasurer, Aremac, Cecco Fi Mue, vice-president, Sigma Tau Kappa, secretary, Pep Club, vice-president, Polyettes, president, Student Council, Drillettes, Sophomore Class sergeant-at-arms, Benson Standard Bearer. Wtxrk. The sifting place of all senior activities is Miss EngIish's room Here see joann Scott, jo Ann Saxton, and Yvonne johnson examining sample g ilui tion announcements. J. Balliet D. Barrese A. Baumer M. Bohrer L, Bones K. Brennen BENTSON, MARILYN-Foods, Tri-Y, Sigma Tau Kappa, G.A.A., junior Roadside Council, Patternettes. Wiurk and College. BOHRER, MARILYN-Clothing, Thespians, vice-president, Y-Teen Preppers, Tri-Y, Sigma Tau Kappa, chaplain, Polyettes, president, Drillcttes, president, drill leader, Freshman Cotton Dress Day Princess, Christmas Rein- deer, '50, Miss Fuchsia, '51, junior Class treasurer, Fall Senior Class Play, Student Body vice-president, Polymaid salesgirl. College. BONES, LADELL-Clothing, Thespianettes, Thespians, secretary, Pro Tegere, Student Council, Fall Senior Class Play, Polygraph. College. BRENNEN. Katherine-Foods, Aremac, Polygraph. Nurses training. BUCHHEIT, MARIANN-Distributive Education, Sub Deb, Tune Timers, vice-president. College. BULKLEY, DONNA-Foods, Poly Promenaders, Sub Deb, Cercle Motrice. Wlork and marriage. BURK, CLAUDIAAAH, Ad Libitum, Art Club, treasurer. vice-president, Poly Steppers, Pep Club, secretary, Hori' zon, president, Student Council Alternates, Tillamook Burn Project, International Relations League, Quiz 'Ein. Wtmrk and college. BURKE, KAREN-Clothing, Tune Timers, treasurer, vice- president, sergeant-at-arms, Scribblers, sergeant-at-arms: golymaid salesgirlg Polymaid production manager. Armed orces. BYRD, XWILMA-Clothing: Prelude, president, Poly Pro- jectors, Chansonettes. College. CAREY, CAROL-Clothingg Poly Pro-menadersz Y-Teen Preppersg Tri-Y, Poly Steppersg Delta Mu, president, Sigma Tau Kappag junior Red Ctossg Drillet:esg Student Council Alternates, College and marriage. CARNEAU, IEAN-Clothing, junior Roadside Council, Patternettes, treasurer, Tri-Y, secretary, Sigma Tau Kappa, vice-president, Drillettes, vice-president, Polyettes, vice- presidentz Student Council Alternates, chairman, Poly- maid, assistant editor, salesgirlg Student Body president, secretary. College. CLARK, ADORA JEAN-Clothing, Sigma Tau Kappa, historian, sergeant-at-arms, Tri-Yg Polysteppers, vice- president, secretary, Tune Timers, Poly Promenadersg Polyettesg Drillettesg Pep Club, treasurer. Wtxrk and mar- riage, CLARK, MARCELL-Distributive Education, Maisons, Are- mac, Student Council, Poly Projectors, Quiz 'Em, Poly- maid. Wtmrk and college. CLEEK, ROSEMARIE-Clothing, Tune Timers, Poly Prom- enaders, Sub Deb, Cecco Fi Mue, Sigma Tau Kappa, Student Council. XWork. CONLON, ALMA JEAN-Distributive Education: Thes- piansg Poly Promenaders, vice-president, Tune-Timers, Tri-Y, Scholastic Art Award. Undecided. COOK. MARGARET-Foods, junior Roadside Council, Giardino. Rehabilitation Business School. CORNELISON, ROSELLEN - Art, Y-Teen Preppers, jun- ior Roadside Council. Work. COX, MAR-IORIE--Clothing, junior Roadside Council, presidentg International Relations League, president, Stu- dent Council Alternates, co-chairman: Del Fuego-g Poly- ettesg Polymaid salesgirlg Polymaid. Marriage and work. CRIST, NAOMI-Clothing, Poly Promenadersg Pattern- ettes, Cercle Motriceg Tune Timers, vice-presidentg Delta Mug Pro Tegere. Wfork and marriage. CRITES, BETTY-Clothing, Y-Teen Preppers, Junior Road- side Council, Giardino, junior Red Cross, Student Coun- cil. Wtxrk. CUNNINGHAM, RUBY--Clothingg Patternettes, secretary, treasurer, Cercle Motriceg Cecco Fi Mueg Student Coun- cilg Scrivnersg Senior Class treasurer. XVork. DANIELSON, -IUANITA-Foods, ,Iunior Roadside Coun- cil, treasurer, Student Council, Student Council Alter- nates: Del Fuego, vice-president, president, Poly Propec- tors, Polymaid, Polymaid salesgirl. College. DARLING, DONNA-Art, Thespians, Tune Timers, Sci- ence, Del Fuego, International Relations League, transfered from St. Mary's Academy. College. DIXON, MARILYN-Distributive Education, Horizon: Poly Promenadersg Fanciannes, Poly Steppers, Polymaid salesgirlg Thespiansg Poly Projectors, sergeant-at-arms. Business college. EBERT, YVONNEfDistributive Education: Tri-Y, prin- cessg Sigma Tau Kappa, chaplain, presidentg Student Council, Student Council Alternates, College. Our Life Is What Ou K Burke W. Byrd C. Carey R Cleck A. Conlon M. Cook B Crites R. Cunningham j. Danielson J. Carneau A. Clark M. Clark R. Cornelison M. Cox N Crist D. Darling M. Dixson Y. Ebert EYLER, EVIE LOU-Clothing, Thespianettesg junior Roadside Council, Y-Teen Preppers, Giardino, secretaryg Rooters. Wtmrk and marriage. FERRES, ROBERTA-Distributive Education, Thespiansg vlunior Roadside Council, Tri-Y, Tune Timers, secretary, Drillettes, president, Del Fuego. Marriage and nurses training. FISHER, NANCY-Clothingg Cercle Motrice, president, secretary, Sub Deb, vice-president, Scribblers, president, Del Fuego, president: Student Council, Student Council Alternates, Wiirk and marry age. FONTANES, IRENE+Artg Art Club, secretary, Maisons. Wtirk and college. FORTINO, SYLVIA-Distributive Education, Tune Timers, president, sergeant-at-arms. Marriage. FREE, JEAN-Distributive Education, Tri-Y, Cercle Mot- rice. Wtxrk. GEMMA, ,IOAN+Foods, Sth Deb, Tune Timers, Cercle Motrice, International Relations League, Polygraph. Mar- riage and work. GERMAN, CLAUDIA-Clothing, Tri-Y, vice-president, Sigma Tau Kappa, secretary, Fall Senior Class Play, trans- fer from jefferson. Business school. GIBSON, JOAN-Clothing, Tri-Y, treasurer, Thespian- ertes, vice-president, Poly Steppersg Y-Teen Preppersg Student Council, secretary, Pro Tegereg Polygraph, fea- ture editorg Polymaid salesgirl. Marriage. GILCRIST, VERNA MAE-Clothing, Thespiamttes, Are- mac, transfer from Idaho. Wimrk. GILES, DONNA RAE-Clothing, Fanciannes. Marriage. GLISAN, SHARON-Clothing, Fanciannes, Student Coun- cil, transfer from Cleveland. Marriage. GOBLE HELEN-Clothing, Thespianettes, secrctaryg Thes- pians, vice-president, Tri-Yg Scrivners, president, Sigma Tau Kappa, president, chaplain, Drillettes, secretary, Polyettes, secretary, Freshie Princessg Benson Senior Class Play, Fall Senior Class Play. Wtwrk. GOETZ, MILDRED-Clothing, Fanciannes, president: Cercle Motrice, vice-president, Tri-Yg Cecco Fi Mue, presidentg Sigma Tau Kappa, corresponding secretary, sergeant-at-arms, Drillettes, president, treasurer, Student Council, Polyettesg Majorette, junior Class president, junior Class Reindeer, Inter-School Council, secretary, Student Body presidentg Fall Senior Class Play. Marriage and business college. GRIFFIN, ,IEANNE-Foods, Cercle Motrice. College. l. Gemma CI. German II. Gibson H, Goble M. Goetz J. Griffin Starting the year with a splash of color was the fuchsia show futurln Marilyn Bohrer as Miss Fuchsia and her court, joanne Ustrom, Margaret Witks and Ina Zirik. houghls Mo ke It Eyler R. Ferres N. Fisher Fontanes S. Fortino j. Free Gileiist D. Giles S. Glisan av-N-ss., .wha 'Qui 'vi Henning H Hester B Hotness Y Johnson B Kaiser W Kane D Katsules C King A Klein Special Aclivilie girl, Polymaid, business manager, P. T. S. A. secretary, A day to be rememberd by every senior is the fitting of caps and gowns Candidate fqr Student Body Pfesldenm Golf Tcami D- A- 95 lflemonsrriited by Mary Alice Wheeler, Ann Klein, Sharon Glisan, Joan R. Good Citizen. Work and business school. be ' and Nancy Rumen' HOINESS, BONNIE-Clothing, Y-Teen Preppers, Junior M, Grilfin H, Hagen L, Hart Roadside Council, Poly Promenaders, secretary, Sub Deb, L. H0ll1f1HSW0rfl1 J.J21CkSiwr1 S.Jwhf1S0r1 sergeant-at-arms, Polyettes, treasurer, Freshie Princess. 22 GRIFFIN, MARY ANN-Clothing, Sub Deb, vice-presi- dent, Tune Timers. sergeant-at-arms, Poly Promenaders, vice-president, International Relations League, Student Council, Student Council Alternate-s, Tillamook Burn Project, chairman, Polyettes, vice-president, Giardino, president, vice-president, secretary, Polymaicl salesgirl, Polymaid, Fuchsia Flower Show, chairman. Marriage and work. HAGAN, HEATI-IERfClothing, Tune Timers, Prelude Club, secretary, Thespians, vice-president, president, G. A. A., Puppet Club, Poly Projectors, president, secretary, Mikeropes, president, vice-president, stage manager, Sci- ence Club, secretary, president, Drillettes, Polymaid sales- girl, Quiz 'Emg Candidate for Student Body President, Polygraph. College. HART, LORRETTA-Foods, Thespians, vice-president. Work. HENNING, MILDRED-Clothing, Art Club, Poly Prom- enaders, Junior Roadside Council. Work. HESTER, HELEN-Clothing, Fanciannes, secretary, vice- president, Junior Roadside Council, Poly Promenaders, president, vice-president, Sub Deb, secretary, reporter, Sigma Tau Kappa, treasurer, Student Council, Student Council Alternates, Drillertes, secretary, Tillamook Burn Project, co-chairman, Polyettes, president, Freshman Class secretary, Junior Class secretary, Polymaicl sales- Work. I-IOLLINGSWORTH, LAUREL - Clothing, Delta Mu, Tri-Y, president, Puppet Club, treasurer, Art Club, Stu- dent Council, Student Council Alternates, Junior Red Cross, president, treasurer, Polyettes, secretary, Polygraph. College. JACKSON, JULIE-Art, Aremac, Y-Teen Preppers, Cercle Motrice, Poly Promenaders, Poly Projectors, International Relations League. Work and marriage. JOHNSON, SHIRLEY-Clothing, Patternettes, Fanciannes, Sub Deb, vice-president, Giardino, Student Council, Poly- ettes, Fall Senior Class Play, Work. JOHNSON, YVONNE-Clothing, Aremac, vice-president, Cercle Motrice, Student Council, Student Council Alter- nates, Giardino, secretary. College. KAISER, BETTY-Clothing, Puppet Club, president, Thes- pians, Tune Timers, Scribblers, sergeant-at-arms, Student Council, Giardino, secretary. College of Nursing. KANE, WINNIFRED-Not graduating. KATSULES, Donna-Distributive Education, Thespianettes, Tune Times, Junior Roadside Council, Giardino, treas- urer, president, Polygraph. Work. KING. GLADYS-Clothing, Junior Roadside Council, In- ternational Relations League. Air Force. KLEIN, ANNfClothing, Tune Timers, Scribblers, vice- president, Giardino. Marriage. rueger M. Landis C. Langillc L. Lee P. Lee Ci. Lindstromc ippert F. Logsdon R. Lund D. McLeod S, Marshall B. Mawhinney eyers A. Mitchill C, Morgan Y. Mosher M. Nichol N, Norton Seoson Closing Doys to Seniors' Tostes... KRUEGER, JOYCE-Art, Tune Timers, presidentg Del Fuego, Marriage and work. LANDIS. MAROLYN--Distributive Education, Fanciannes, Thespianettes, Y-Teen Preppers. Work and Bible training. LANGILLE, CHERIE-Clothingg Fanciannes, Poly Prom- enadersg Tri-Yg Prelude, vice-president, junior Red Crossg Science Club, president, vice-president, Mikeropes, secretary, International Relations League, Band, presi- dent, vice-president, junior Symphony Orchestra. College. LEE, LURENE-Foods, Patternettes, Cercle Motrice, Are- mac, Prelude. Wtmrk and business college. LEE, PEARL-Foods, Poly Promenaders, Are-mac, Pre- lude. Work and business college. LINDSTROME, GAYLE-Distributive Education, Cercle Motrice, Cecco Fi Mu, Student Council, Marriage. LIPPERT, DONNA-Foods, Patternettesg Cercle Mottice, vice-presidentg Tune Timers. Wtmrk. LOGSDON, FLORENCE-Clothing, Ad Libitum, Pattern- ettes, Art Club, Fanciannes, Junior Red Cross. Wimrk and business school. LUND, REATHA-Clothing, Tune Timers, Cercle Mot- rice. Marriage. MAC LEOD. DELORES-Clothing, Aremacg Sub Deb, Prelude, sergeant-at-armsg Del Fuego. Marriage and col- lege. MARSHALL, SIDNEY-Foods, Maisons. treasurer. Wiirk. MAWHINNEY, BEVERLY-Clothing, Fanciannes, treas- urer, junior Roadside Council, International Relations Leagueg Student Council Alternates. Marriage. MEYERS, -lUANITAfFoods, Thespians, president, secre- tary, treasurerg Thespianettesg Poly Projectors, president, treasurer, Polyettesg Polygraph. College. MITCHELL, AILEEN-Foodsg Scribblers, president, Cercle Motriceg Tune Timers, Drillettesg Giardino. Wtmrk and marriage. MORGAN, CAROLE-Distributive Educationg Fanciannes, secretaryg Thespiansg Poly Steppers. Business college. MOSHER, YVONNE-Not graduating. NICHOL, MARIANNEfArtg Art Club, president, vice- president, secretary, Student Council, historiang Student Council Alternatesg Pro Tegreg Swimming Team. College. NORTON, NADINE-Foods, Y-Teen Preppersg Cercle Motriceg Cecco Fi Mue, vice-president, Pro Tegreg Inter- national Relations League, sergeant-at-armsg Polymaid. Marriage and work. C On I lac! is the OSTROM, JOANNEw-Clothing, Aremac, president, secre- tary, treasurer, Cecco Fi Mue, secretaryg Sigma Tau Kappag Drillettes, president, vice-president, Pep Clubg Student Council, treasurerg Student Council Alternatesg Freshie Princess, Senior Reindeer, Candidate for Miss Fuchsia, Senior Class secretary. Wtmrk and marriage. PETERSON, MILDRED-Clothing, Patterneztes, sergeant- at-armsg Fanciannes, treasurer, Pro Tegreg Pep Club, Science Club. Wtmrk and dental school. PFEIFFER, JOYCEW-Foods, Aremac Cluh, Poly Prom- enadersg Sub Deb, Scribblers, vice-president, Student Council. Wturk and marriage. QUAYLE, GLORIA-Music, Sub Deb, Ad Libitum, vice- president, sergeant-at-arms, Aremac, vice-president, sec- retary, Sigma Tau Kappa, treasurer, Poly Steppersg Stu- dent Councilg Student Council Alternates, sergeant-at- arms, Science Clubg Polyettesg International Relations Leagueg Senior Class president, Sophomore Class presi- dent, Ninettesg Chorus, president. College. REHMUS. MARJORIE-Foods, Maison, Tri-Y, Art Club. junior Red Cross. Vlork. REMMEN, JEAN-Distributive Educationg Tri-Y, Sigma Tau Kappa, historian, Pep Club, Del Fuegog Polygraph, Quiz 'Em. College. REMSTER, DOROTHY-Clothing, Tune Timers, Thes- piansg Chansonettes. Wtmrk and marriage. G. Quayle M. Rehmus J, Remmen N. Rorden F. Roth J. Sanseri he air and off, our girls are a tasty serving. Proof enough of this excellent record set by Frann Adams, jean Remmen, Claudia Burk, and Heather Hagan on Quiz 'Em. RICKMAN, BARBARA-Clothing, Thespianettes, presi dent, treasurer, Thespians, vice-president, Tri-Y, secre tary, Scrivnersg Sigma Tau Kappa, Drillettesg Polyettes Student Council, Freshie Princess, Benson Senior Class Play, Fall Senior Class Play. Wiark. ROOKS, ALICE-Clothing, junior Roadside Council, Tune Timers, Thespians. College. RORDEN, NANCYfClothingg G. A.A.g Art Club, Thes pianettesg Pro Tegreg junior Red Cross, vice-president Mikeropes, treasurerg Swimming Teamg Polymaid sales girl, Tennis Team, Polygraph, sports editor. College. RUTH, THELMA-Distributive Education, Cecco Fi Mue Tri-Y, Drillettes, transfer from Franklin. Wtmrk. SANSERI, IOSEPHINE--Art, Thespianettes, vice-president Puppet Club, president, Aremac, president, vice president Cecco Fi Mue, president, Sigma Tau Kappa, historian Pep club, president, secretary, Polyettesg Drillettesg Stu dent Council, vice-president, Sophomore Class secretary Junior Class vice-president, Benson Standard Bearer, Sen ior Class vice-presidentg Sophomore Sweetheart. Undecided SAXTON, IO ANN-Distributive Education, Y-Teen Preppersg Puppet Club, vice-president, Poly Promenaders Cecco Fi Mue. Wtmrk. SCHAEFER, XVINNETA-Foods, junior Roadside Council Franciannes, president, vice-president, treasurer, sergeant at-arms, Horizon, vice-presidentg G. A. A.g Thespian ettesg Prelude, junior Red Crossg Mikeropes, treasurer secretary, Pro Tegere, International Relations League Polymaid salesgirlg Fuchsia Show, publicity chairman Polygraph. College. SCHWINOF, IERI-Clothing, Tri-Y, secretary, Fall Senior Class Play, transfer from Franklin. College. Blue onol White J. Ostrom M. Peterson J. Pfeiffer D. Remster B, Rickman A. Roolcs J. Saxton W, Schaefer J. Schwinof IOTT, JOANN-Clothing, Poly Promenaders, Thespi- anettes, Patternettes, sergeant-at-arms, treasurer, Tune Timers, Poly Steppers, Junior Red Cross, sergeant-av arms. Marriage. IOTT, MAXINE4Distributive Education, junior Road- side Council, junior Red Cross, Del Fuego, Student Coun- cil. Marriage and work. -IULPS, DARLENEfFoods, Maisons, Fanciannes, Tri-Y, Prelude Club. Wtmrk. MPSON, NANCY-Distributive Education, Tri-Y, Tune Timers, Rooters, International Relations League, Marriage and work. VIITI'-I, VlRGINIAfFoods, Fanciannes, Cercle Motrice, Sergeant-at-arms, Cecco Fi Mue, Junior Red Cross, Poly Steppers. Wtmrk and marriage. NIITH, VIVIAN-Foods, Sub Deb, Cercle Motrice, ser- geant-at-arms, Del Fuego. Dental school. PAIN, JEAN-Clothing, Tune Timers, treasurer, junior Roadside Council, Del Fuego, Drillettes, International Relations League. Marriage. PRAGUE, ELLA-Foods, Tune Timers, Prelude, treas- urer, Chansonettes. Marriage. TRAND, BETTY LOU4Clothing, Tune Timers, Cercle Motrice, Poly Promenaders, Del Fuego, Poly Steppers. Wtwrk. STRAND, GLORIAAFoods, Tri-Y, transfer from jeffer- son. Wtmrk. ST. GERMAINE, BETTY-Clothing, Patternettes, Y-Teen Preppers, junior Roadside Council, Aremac, Pep Club, Poly Projectors. Wtwrk. STROME, VANETA-Art, junior Roadside Council, ser- geant-at-arms, Student Council, International Relations League, Polymaid. Wtmrk. SWITZER, MARGIEfFoods, Sigma Tau Kappa, Tri-Y, Rooters, International Relations League. transfer from Grant. Business college. TAYLOR, MARLENE-Foods, Thespians, secretary, Cercle Motrice, International Relations League, treasurer, inter- school representative, Polymaid, Benson Senior Class Play. Wtwrk. THORSON, DOLORES-Distributive Education, Tune Timers, Y-Teen Preppers, sergeant-at-arms, Cercle Mot- rice, Cecco Fi Mue, secretary, Del Fuego, vice-president. Undecided. THOMPSON, FRANCES-Clothing, Tri-Y, Tune Timers, transfer from Grant. College. TRAVERSA, ,IENNIEAFoods, Art Club, sergeant-at-arms, Cercle Motrice, Tune Timers, junior Red Cross, Inter- national Relations League. Nurses training. TRUMP, BETTY ,IEAN-Distributive Education, Cercle Motrice, treasurer, Cecco Fi Mue, Drillettes, drill leader. Wtwrk and marriage. Jrocle with Red Roses Ends Activities... M. Scott D, Shulps E. Sprague B. Strand :er M. Taylor D. Thoreson N. Simpson V. Smith V. Smith G. Strand B. St. Germaine V. Strome F. Thompson j. Traversa B. Trump A. Tuley E. Weatherford J. Ziska 26 TULEY, ARLENE-Clothing, Thespianettes, Aremac, treasurer, Cercle Motrice, Poly Steppers, treasurer, presi- dent, Poly projectors, Student Council, treasurer, Giar- dino, president, International Relations League, historian, Tillamook Burn Project, co-chairman, Polymaid sales- girl, Polymaid, photography editor. Work and business college. VAI-ILDIECK, LONA-Distributive Education, Poly Prom- enaders, Thespianettes, secretary, junior Roadside Coun- cil, Prelude, president, Student Council, treasurer, Pep Club. Nurses training. VASS, FAYE JEAN-Clothing, Y-Teen Preppers, junior Roadside Council, Aremac, president, Delta Mu, treas- urer, Student Council, Science Club, Del Fuego, Rooters, International Relations League, vice-president, Polyettes, Polygraph, editor. College and marriage. WALKER, JEAN-Clothing, Ad Libitum, secretary, ser- geant-at-arms, Puppet Club, vice-president, Maison, his- torian, Poly Promenaders, Scriveners, G. A. A., Pro Tegere, Science Club, vice-president, secretary, Polymaid, editor. Work. WALLACE, BEVERLY-Art, Y-Teen Preppers, Cercle Motrice, Art Club, secretary, vice-president. Work. WARREN, DONNA-Foods, Tri-Y, Cercle Motrice, Poly- graph. Work. WEATHERFORD, ELLEN-Distributive Education, Fan- ciannes, junior Roadside Council, Tri-Y, Poly Projectors. Multnomah School of the Bible. L. Vahldieck F. Vass I. Walker D. Wallace I. Wilson I. Xvelch M. Wheeler B. Whiffen M. Wicks D. Warren Lcisl Dciys Bring Sadness... WELCH, ILA MAE-Clothing, Y-Teen Preppers, junior Roadside Council, Cecco Fi Mue, Sigma Tau Kappa, Drillettes. Air Force. WHEELER, MARY-ALYCE-Clothing, Cercle Motrice, Thespians, Poly Promenaders, secretary, Poly Projec- tors, president, secretary, treasurer, Mikeropes, president, vice-president, secretary, stage manager, Polygraph, Stu- dent Council, Student Council Alternates, Quiz 'Em, al- ternate. Work and college. WHIFFIN, BEVERLY4Distributive Education, Horizon. Undecided. WICKS, MARGARET-Clothing, Y-Teen Preppers, vice- president, junior Roadside Council, Franciannes, ser- geant-at-arms, Poly Steppers, Tune Timers, Poly Pro- jectors, treasurer, Band, president, vice-president, secre- tary, Ninettes, Chansonettes, Fuchsia Court, All-City Choir. Work, college, marriage. WILSON, JOANNA-Clothing, Poly Steppers, vice-presi- dent, Thespians, Tri-Y, Sigma Tau Kappa, junior Road- side Council, Pro Tegere, Rooters, Student Council Alter- nates, secretary. Work. ZISKA, JOAN-Clothing, Aremac, Cercle Motrice, Puppet Club, Cecco Fi Mue, Polygraph. Work. Nut Pictured CARPENTER, SUSIE-Art, Aremac, Science Club, Inter- national Relations League, transfer from Beaverton. Un- decided. COLE, PHYLLISWAH. Cercle Motrice, Aremac, Art Club, president, Drillettes, Del Fuego, secretary. Work. l O I C I Seoson with Senior Activities Helen llester was Girls Polyteclinies winner ol' the D.A.R, citizenship award. . . Preparing iior the end ol the year festivities are ll. Hester tliairman ot' the senior banquet eommitteeg li. Vass, in Lllklfglj oi' the teag A. Baumer, the to-thairman for the promg tl. Wfalker, tommentementg M. Goetz, also a toftliairman lor the promg Ci. Quayle. the senior tl-iss president. N. liislier, in charge ot' the lvattalaureateg M. Grittin, proplietyg and H. Hagan, the class song . . . 'llie Qui! 'lim team. li. Vass, A. Tuley, CI. Burke, and Balliet. rated suttess against Clleveland. On the team to win ox er Roosevelt was lf. Adams, replating VI. Balliet. . . Various tollege rep- resentatives are shown in- terviewing some senior girls. . . Marilyn Bolirer, Miss liutlisia, tut the rib- 0393 lwon opening the fuclisia show at which Senior Mary Ann Grilfen won the grand sweepstakes . . . Gloria Quayle is presiding at a senior meeting in the au- ditorium. 7 A ' v 1.5 v -2 flfiib' - N if v 'Q a g :.:Eg k .,, . 8 .. . H ,aw 4,33 -415- A 3533 237: E ww W x s gm- gw p x ,. ak , Ei' ms Q K .,,.,w--WA Juniors II. Admms XV. AII.1mx ID Aliruy II. AmIcrwl1 A. Alpuuzmn A Alcllcl I. Iiaxrncs I7 IIuI1luIaI if Ik-rrv R, IICI'fI'ilIRI K. IIInmInm I. Imurel II Ihmutlxlny II. Hmcn S. Iimlcy K. Ilmvun I.. Iiruwn III. IImwn If Iirumhuk II. fgImp:1ncII.l S. C.1rImn lf. Llnggclz Y I-vllim M. 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Ames A, AmIcxx-un A Amluxwn S Amlrlwrl P, Alrmll-mg I' Asllxxullll P Ii.uIL-y M Ihkul I3 Ihmcy A. II.uIuI I Ihwl I7 Ii.u1uun S II.u1mggmInu lf' ligxklllglrl I.. IIcII1.lm Ii, IIL-vvxxaIgr I7 lII.m I.. Huugglll II, I'I1xlnI1c'hIl'l!L lf. Iluylu I Iimnmim' I. IRI-'vm I Y f.xInIxxcII N C..m1uI.l P Lucy If' Lulwn I C Ixrcvul A. I hymn IXI I UILI I.. K uxmLIIy rl I wx S I lglvsl-nd M l3.mlL-ls-ue A IMI K I5L'.m II, ITL-I lun A Iluw M IfngI1xI1 M. Iinmw I' Ifn-lggm-111 TNI Imax I IVLIIIIFY P. Qnlwwn S, Cmmism-L-LI II. lmxgg A Ur.1I1.1m K Cfxinun M l,mg.u1 I2 I'I.xIm IJ IIAIIMIIII I., Ilnywlcn I . Ilulllng N II:1IIm.m I IIIIIIN-I-Ik I.. Ilullumgnxuxrlx I, Iiuxrmm I. IIuw.ulI1 NV. Iiumplwrrx 3. Ixaksun I' Ivey I. Is M, VI.lllL'lI AIL'um'l Icsx ! fx 9 ' 'NA . I , EEIW' 3-:L Q -:L 'EIS I ........ ,.,. , Z2 V if M 3 fr. .., Yi mm uv we-Q . W' 'rw 'W sw W' an ., y mr' , rw X . if FW? , .... M H It ggi, .,-. -'-' I.. ' ' I I., : . I :. 1 . 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Nucl H. Ogden P. U'Hallor.m Ii. Okazaki H. Parker A. Parsuns H. Petersen IZ, Phelps I.. Pitkler I. Pierce V. Pierce S. Pixley A. Ptmschkc' I. Purter S. Powell I.. Reed P, Sanders I. Sealey S. Senft P. Shaw I.. Sinunons P, Smallttmt A. Smiley S. Smith S. Smith Y. Snyder . Sprague I KI. Stircwalt ....,,.. up 9 wsmsmws vt .. T.. ' J f ..:5:5:iEi2 2 -. V I gigs, W Q It ml X .Q ' Q W' ft Q X wa , ,- .- tt i F Q,- 35523553 Ilhc rafters rang joyously to the ffhristmai faruling by the wplmrnures Santa gathered outta ln the hackgmuml. 5 Qt QI, 0 1 LQ iff 'I . HW pg -52' Y. lp if -I S Iva- 4 ' QQ.. MIX 'I A III . fliii i L f W nb a 2 Z 9 Q M1 'Q -.:.- .: f :: 9 ::I.:e ::. QV .,., M ' 'S' VA-': I :vu 9 .--v-'fV- - ff f 5. I 'lzz I .1:,' 12.225 '1E I' .f W . I if K ..,1 5 . Qi :,. ,-:I,. 2 .Haig Q .,:,::. 2 ,Q . 'Q::: ' If-' .,,,...,. :: 'CZ 3 A fig. ,X 3 QW? I . we 'Sf ' as 0 sg? -- .. . . . If f? . Social g,r1u'iousnL-ss was in evidence All the flcslmun u-gl, the lu-ginning marker in puisc fur freshmen gurls. Sophomores l.. Stmlml S. Sulcklquul . Swclmgln ' Swklmcl A l. S. 'll-lnplcum S. llusty I. Van l.mrn II. V.mNmu.1ml I.. XYAIII-I l.. XVAILII- H. XV.nII1uL- D. W.1lnl I.. Wdmm R. W'.lts4wl1 M. XYHIII A. XVL'.lll1clluul l. XY'clllngml1 Il. XY'axI'c'l1L'y1cL x II. XX'l1cL'lcl I. Xvllkclsuu ll. XVIII A. Xvxllisuu ,l.XV1IImgu1 M. W'mL-111.111 I' NYU-nl V, Yll.u.n I . Ywlm Freshmen XY. AL llllgul l. 1Ml.1u1s K. Anlpxms K. Allml ll, Alllmusc S. Au lm' V Ailvaxln 5. Ihlxluy -I. lhlmuy I. lI.um-3 XV,Iig11lnl1gu1 I.. licmwn R. Ilisglm-,tl . lll.lIII lIlYL'lL'I' Blum I ,VA V I.. lluumlx R. llulnllu P. lluwcn S, lluwcm S, llrndwcll H. Ilrill ll. IiuII.1m N. l'sL1ll111I.1c' I. IIIIIIKL' 55 vm. mv PM vm 'WN' .5144 v Xxx 1, fgget-2352? - 'bww X909 'S 4 3. ... ., wif as ::1..:g:2.,5. X mp: R Af..--QF' -.1-Q W 'v B 5. n g: 119 ' t . W- X Y .... . -'f' Domestic talents were exhibited at the freshmen tea for mothers, at which the hostesses proved to be of top quality. Ri F B. M B. N B. N D. B. B. P. L. M 1. A E. D T c. M. K. B. l. V J. S 'r E. F. M D. S. L. P. E. P. S. H. F. H. j. M M I. M L. L. J. A H. B. P. B. I, 5. D N. L. B. E. A. M J, D, Y P. resh men Burkett, Cammock Campbell Campbell Cate Caughman, Cloutier Cfolton Cox Dempsv De Woll'e Dowe Dunn Eastman Erickson Evans Farrier Ford Forseth Foster Frace Gano Gavin Giebisch Goetez Grace Graham Graham Graves Green Green Grenawzxlt Halpin Hamilton Hanger Hankel Hansen Harris Harrison Hart Hartley Haworth Hill Holybee Howard Hutfhins Illingsworth johnson johnson johnson johnson jones jones jones Kel l ion Kirkpatrick Kraley Lander Langos Larsen Lentz Linden Lucas Markusscn Marlow F reshmen S. Marsh V. Malheny I. May H. Mesecar D. Metcalfe A. Merzgar A. Michales I. Michalke K. Miller D, Mindolovich M. Miner l. Misgen l. Moe D, Morgan M, Morgan M. Morris M. Mouely H. Neal S. Nolcl D. Novack D. Parker M. Pearson CI. Petersen P. Petersen Ci. Phillips E. Post E. Ray I. Ra mond K. Rollierts D. Robinson S. Robinson A. Savage M. Schmiu A. Schramm G. Schram E. Shawver G. Silverthorne K. Simmons P. Simpson D. Singleton D. Sleeman B. Smirh D. Smith R. Smith A, Snloman B. Stephens R. Sr. Germaine M. Sumprer H. Surer A. Swisher Z. Tolsron ,I. Van Dean S. Van Loon G. Virell D. Wallace B. Wagginner P. Warnock V. Weaver ff. Weld B. Weir E, Wernegreen S, Werrh S. Wiles E. Williams S. Willisirn P, Woodfill G. Wrrixaly l.. Wyler A. Zerbe N. Ziegcnhagen 52 ESS ' ...xiii if 5: r .,.. egfi .,.. .. Q .1 e- X K -- Atbb , 335: X: f t iii? 5 b .'.'j:?zN . as 'KIA . .... 1 li .S 2 ,A .- RW -Q.. 5 f 'Qywp es F51 :I:5 :::f11-I 2 ' '::: I We .... . .. . f ii l x 'i1 Q S' Y ia. W Q 55 DESIRABLE SPICES ,Time out for a few additions of spice . . . service, social, and interest clubs, band, drillettes, chanson- ettes, string ensemble, Polymaid, and Polygraph give us our necessary pep through dancing, singing, cheer- leading, marching, writing, photography, and model- ing. . . For richer seasoning pour in spicy and snappy intramural and interclass games. . . Pepper well with vim, vigor, and vitality. . . Sprinkle with organization leaders and work together thoroughly with a gen- erous amount of cooperation. . . Spread thickly over the entire mixture a heavy coating of enthusiastic girls. f Q x ' .2 ,S , 0 vig if 'f ' F W -1' 1 5 4' ,A 22 w 1 X .1 1 ,. 7.4 13 J .S Q' K' 1 r 45 K4 A If R 1. I V, 'Q Ep K, 11-S '-::59f,xz:wg:- QA .... Y 8 x if , ' 51.20 fi ., .- fy-iggfffgfl .' z. f - '?7f4F'1?Wf'5Q' 1 if ..::-2-'2z: f'-Lzff'-E3-'Iii 3 I A YN 1 lf V A -, igfeggg , , V. , - . '- I , f - H . , b mw .. Q-i,y.v5:.v,::5.35::.', V ,..w.. ' J qv? MB, -3- 4- x f t k, 5 'F'- ' V -. , , 1' 11 ' fwggak , - - I , 5-.: if N. . Qhfflifddf-ax6vx ofhHfvf'ZoI N ' 'X' Tgyzfpgv 3:2 .,. .. -'ffveafb ' , Q M ., Q , Mi x f'::i'Q1wY: ' 'W A Q.. , Q53 -14 '1- , N, f 232 A ' . ,. , f' .. ' Af ,, f ' , I wzwfmx A ' -' N .- , M WM 3 ,S ' ' v . Af , h,2fif,lf,'13 x V' , K 1 M30 V. V , -x SAQ-MFQAQK '45,f?i S?7 RMQ .157 -, ,S N vfigf: 11 4 1. ,. ' W B ' fi HMQQM-V wi . gi I Sam 'T' rf..-A 1 ige 4,03 Spring Appetizer With the retirement of Miss Hedwig Bleeg, our mixing bowl theme was unanimously accepted and carried out by the Polymaid staff. During each seventh period the staff worked throughout the year, taking and printing 450 in- dividual and all the club and activity pictures, col- lecting advertisements, drawing layouts. creating artwork, writing copy, taking picture orders, and doing the innumerable odd jobs involved in pro- ducing this memory book. Additional equipment, purchased last fall, was well received by the photography group. The 4x5 Crown Graphic camera took clearer pictures of large groups. The Dejur enlarger helped double the output of pictures in the darkroom. Time was taken from the daily routine for the dead picture sale of last year's prints and the Hal- loween dance, The Hoot Owl Rag, as money making projects for the book. In October jean Walker, Helen Hester, and Georgia Shinn attended the Press Conference at the University of Oregon. Top right: jean Ciarneau, assistant editorg jean XValker, editor: and Helen Hester, business manager. Center: tstandingib MaryAnn Kaiser and Marjorie Lowe, lsrcaredi Marjorie Cox and Sylvia Schnahel, dark room girls. l.t-ti: Veneta Strome and Carol Gross, artg Georgia Shinn and ffarol Ferres, copy. Lower left: tstandingl Arlene Tuley, photography editor and Mrs, Hawes, adviser. lSeatedJ Karen Burke, pro, duction manager and Evelyn Crowell, photographer. I.o'a'er center: Ciayanne johnston, assistant business man- agtrg Marlene Taylor and joyce Holt, advertising. Lower right: Juanita Danielson and Roma Menolascina, tiling. I Not Pictured: Nadine Norton, advertising. Q Esggifs V ,am 4 WW 32 u 9ff9sfa.wmw , 3253 MIT, ,- :rw MQ ,M ,. ,, ,QW 34' .M '4 .a Q.. ,gf 5 I f wx , 5-sz:-1: 15:1 :rv I .. WS ,- Q 5 , Vx if f Q fi I X N1 . f . , N ES fm. Q Eng X Q I my 3 2 .. 3 - - -, sf' ' T, x , ,,:-ag' Q X ,315 Q se 2 f 3 4,15 Jaws? .22 T: 3 ' .. . - Qi- ,s5:Qfi,, 2 , M- X, , Q . ' Y 5955: ' ' J. . , A ' X X - ws sw, f - - Q w v iirkbswz i X .- v ,f vvvsww , Q5 1 V msmg .X ,,.X,,,w3 HW - Eggs , vs W i ..4.:. ,,,,,::.: . V 5 Q ylwwv. . , 2-1 'M X f if f YK E M,y Wm X Q96 2 f' 'bk 5. V Their Beats Scorecl Triumphs One ol the many prime tlishes prepare-cl in the howl is Girls Polytechnic's musical clepartinent. Clacl in the familiar tangerine ancl white iinitiornis, the hancl, clirectetl hy Mr. Spenter, hrotight forth well-hlencletl anal pleasing music lor many school activities, lvaracles, anti the all-city hancl festival. Lots ol' sweets were aclclecl to our menu hy the high stepping rows ot' clrillettes, toachc-tl hy Miss Davis. Together with the hancl they aclclecl a clash ot' life to the Ar- mistice Day, liairy Tale, antl Rose lfestival paracles as well as the tiooihall iamhoree. For sweet antl mellow flayoring, harmonious strains were sent forth hy the string ensenihle in their excellent pc-rliorniances in assemhlies ancl the Christmas program. ln these perlorinances and also the all-city choral festival the cill.l1lSOITljllL'S hlenclecl their voites x0 heautitiiilly as to gain recognition throughout the city. STRING IQNQICMISLIZ ltti lo iiiglii V Riiheils. l llagan. C. l..ingilli', Mi Speiiiei, li. Miller, ti, lic-ily, ,Xi piano li, Qihiilt-. C,llANSONl3TTl1S Rim l I., fason, U. lic-insler. Ci. Quayle, pics.. P Aslxx iili C Htiiing A Ulkll M tonip limi '. l' Clauucii. I, Liiithlspcicwl, R. Hnngai, A. XXillis-in, I' Kiilniillei. li, lluitlieitling, M. liiiclley, l, XX.iltlii, ll. Ugtlc-fi. 5. Sniiili. R-in S' Mi Sgwemc-i. atlxisei. K. Suit-wall, XX' llxirl, M, Iiiliiiwn. 5 ti.ixxliii'tl. I. lleniicli- si-n N uc' nes.. I. lleniiilxsen, Ci, lieiiw, M. Ri-w l. f. lltiieng, se... iieas.g .I iXliKinlt-y, I. XB heelt-i, N Niiinlxlantl M. Niiitlxtiiiiii, I, lxiuylei, K. liiiensiun, VI l'.iil4ei, 5. Cniii, AI, Iii- 4 Service Club Membership Gptionul FALL STUDENT COUNCIL ALTERNATES . . , liferlcrf fI'0lll f'4It'f7 I':'gf.lf7'r1fjfll1 rfmnf . . . Il'L'H IIN .ITXYUUX lf7l'UlijL'1Il.l'.Row lg Illingw-mlm, Huylc, I., Hullingswmlli, C, Yolm. son.: VI. farncau, Llxnirnmng A. Mixlmim, rrcusg S, Imvclnuc, M. Fwrscrli, D, Hgiuwni. Rim 2: P. XY'1irnmk, K. Allin, N. Zicgenlmgcn, D. Singlcuin, H, Bulfain, Y. Mmlwr. ff Oilnm, V. Gavin, lf. Yn.u.iy, li. llicrf, B. Polk. ll, Polk. Nm pictured: A. Vlnymn, M, Frank. S, Green, D. lN1csu'-wlcli, vue-cli4ixrrn.1ng dl. Miul1.1lku, H. l.gu'wn, S, Vgin- l.mm, M. XY'lic-clrr, l i l i l l SPRING STUDENT COUNCIL ALTERNATES . . . Diridv Dim I'cH'f0ll.l' vrzllfzlfjlfeei fu rmrk for izzzfimiefzzezzl of .wlmnl 'Ul'0!ilL'!ll.li .... S 'fir in lt7ii'11ir zvjflv llw Sffzdwzf Cflflllffl l'Lf,f7l't'.lc'11lr1lfI'L'.l'ff! ffllllflftflk ff7f.l' yc'zIl'l.I 1Il'ffI'fffcf.i',Rim l: N, Llaincs, I.. Hullingswnrrll, Il'6ilS.L P. PAI- rnk, su.: A. llwiner, cliairmnng Y. johnwn, vice-Llmgiirniimg M. Lmvc, j. W'ilwn. Row 2: N. Miner, S. -lcrn, li. Amlcrwn, M. julmsun, j. lN1rycrs. j. Basel, J. R.iym-xml, I., Phillips. Row 3: P. Dempsey, Ray, P. Ci.1rwr. P I1. rlinlmn, I.. Nrnnwns, N. fnrnphell, I.. Pc-lrrsun, M, lNluuLly, M. M-irggm, Nur picturrll: IQ Cincy. B, Rukkull L. XX'yer. SCQRIBBLERS . . . Perl pdl rfirfz . . . CfI'll!7j1llll'Q rlgiazzl 117111 people in fo- I'L'l1Q11 mff11l1'if,s . . . SUM feii all tiff!!! 1'.ll'1lf!'ilI. Rim I: A. Klein, vice- pic-.1 N. Kiikpnluiik, j. Miclmlkc, sen.: A. Miulicll, prim., Ii. Kaiser, I. Zink, Miss llmgcix, qi il x is c r, Row I1 tl. Pfeillcr, I.. Milllxui, V, Hum K.. MLI5.mic-I, XY, Hulfer, A. Mullin-Is, Ii. Iliimilmn. Row lv: I.. Rcccl, XX', Iiiiiiingi-r, S, Hiinlcer, assist. sec.: S. Kelly, N. Iflslicr. pics.: S. Nulil. Nut pin' lim-iI1 li. Iiiirkc, sgr,-.il'nrrnx, H, Hiirrisun, NUK. All Must Join An Interest CIUIO JUNIOR ROADSIDE COUNCII .... Ifeiul 011 llfe .l'L'c'I1jt' bdclllffcil' along Orv- gozzfv lvigbzzwzyi' . . . Afmfzflllfnzied G. A. A. 011 lrip In Ml. Hood. Ruw 11 I, Henriksen, Holt, J. Hcmikscn, M, Cox, pres., j, Dnniclsun, trc-as., B. Percrsim, sec., j. Barnes, vim:-pres., Miss Luc, adviser. Row lg I. Illingwurrli, E, jcnscn, E, Yniiciiy, M. NuriI5irnin, vice-pres., B. Linden, E. Mayor, M. Smit, V. Slrnmc. Row 3. F. Harris, G, XV-wily, S, Hink- graef, B. Pnlk, j, Klarmnck, P. Bowen, Il, Deirz, R. Hunger. Nut pictured: S. Banning, R, Ilisdmlf, BFUIHIHC, I.. Connelly, R. Cfnrnuliwn, II. Critcw, E, Ivuy, Ii. juilmn, -I. Millcr, II. Ugilcn, S. Srlinnlwl. Row I: S. Quincr, A. Mcugair, I. Adams, IZ. lim- Ilnm, M. Henning, P. Lilli- sun, I.. tliiirctr, A. Mm'- mw, D, Iinmnin, II. l.uI1uy. Rim' 2: Ci. King, j. Pnl Mawhinney, Ci, Yulin, K. K. Adams, if. Wclal. Rim D. Nc-ul, R. Swcuimn, Nm-aw-as kcr, pics., M, Limk, I.. Circniiwzilt, M, jossuml, II, 51 Ii. -Innes, R. DM lun, D. Parker, Ci. Sliucluy, S. Hziumgnrilnur, N. XX'iImn, JUNIOR RED CROSS . . . Girlie Polyfv ffmplw' . , . Make vlolbei' for needy abil- drezz . . . Crerzle fray fll1'0I'f and melziz l'0l't,'l' fo brigbfefl ll6f6l'z1l1J fzzefzlf, Row lg M. Citmmack, j. Raymond, B. Burkett, L. Mickley, j. Barney. Row 2: S, Archer, C.. Weld, C. Ford, XV. Schaefer, G. Lucia, D. Will, j. Barney, P. Wfarnoek, B. Neal. Row 3: M. Pearson. D. Evans. J. Cullen, E. Shawver, XV, Helfer, L. XY'yer, P. Ferguson, D, Mindolovich, Ci. Sanford, Z. Tol- ston, B. XX eir. Not pictured in. Rhemus, S. Smith. .l, Wfheeler. Row I: B. Linden, sec., L. Hollingsworth, rreasg P. Patrick, pres., B. An- derson. vice-pres.g S. Love- lafe, Row 2: K. Albro, K. Kiggens, E. jensen, D. Miles, T, Grace, N. Ror- den, L. Hollingsworth, G. Silverthorne, I, Adams, Mrs. Creve, adviser. Row 5: M. Gridley, E. Post, P. jones, L. Hayden, D. Al- frey, A. Dennis, J. Chee- ver, L. Grenawalr, I.. Lin- kas, M. Cooper, D. Bar- ney L, Hart. Nor pifrured: P. Hailey. R, Bisfhoff, P. Callow. Alfason. l. Clark, B. Colton, B. ffrites, T. Farrier, -I. Hihbs, j. Hul- ing, M. Lenrz. ll. Mat- thews, M. Morgan. C. Nailing, S. Huck, B, Bur- kero. -14 O-DA-KO . . . Mmzm' friezzdybijl . . . borizfm gmzrp of Cfn11pJhre Girly. . . Spri12Hef lllrlllj' lI7m'tie,r ill ufifb vlber m'1i1'i!ie.r. Row 1. E. Ray rreas.g P. Simpson, rreas.g sec.: CQ. Burk pres., E. Stark, sec. Row 2: j. Barney, B. Althouse, A. johnson, j. Giebisch, vice-pres. pres., DI. Barney, Not pictured: 1. Frey, V. Glenn, H. Hill, pres.: H. Wliilifen. vice-pres. Interest cmd Service Gnes PRO TEGRE . . . iltaffir ffllb . . . lfvgfrfrllw lfxzju' in lmfli mm' firmly fimpr. Row 1. S. xvn-rn, pm., H. johnson, H. Hzlrriion, A. 'liliorsr-n, prcsg P. Demp- sey, vine-pres.: H. Bulllun, acc., rrcusg Mrs. Row, gulviecr. Row 1: IJ, ACllZlgQf, A. Eust- nmn, rl, Alonus, N, f.llI'l1Pl1Cll, j. Henry, Hamilton, Not pictured j. Hill, M. Hum, D. Morgan, R, WixLlc', ll. Zupunski, P. Rus- sel, ll, XVcctlcrnrin, M. Weedernun, R, King, N. Muir, P, XVoorltill, 'rice-pres. fleet on Alternate Wednesdays Nm G. A, A .,.. Girly Allrlefir' f'l,I.t0t'f:IljlHl . . . '1'!w.ijm'a nf rcw'mfjr111 . . . lmligalw G. A, A. - Ffzrllfly IYJHL'-1' gauze' , . . Irizlg of ffm ymr it zlllllllcll Ml. Hood lrip ivillf lfllljfll' Rmzzlfide C.'o11m'il, Row 1. M, rw--vis. jl, Vim Loon, R, Hinillo, P, Dumps:-y, H, Wgiggrunc-r, T. Graco, V, XY'onmck, R, Wfaulc, Row 1: M, XYll0klL'l'1lT1llI1, H. Wrarnvwrtk, S. Krnwforrl, W. XVcnver, P, Young, j, May, M, Hartley, R. Smith, Row 31 K., Nuiling, R, King, E. Slmwvn-r, A. linsuimn, D. Circ-cn, H. Pfirkcr, Ci, Vircll, M. Tliompson, K. Alliro. Nor pictured: T. Ames, M, f.l1,iml-wr, A. Cl.iyron, A. Dunn, pics: D, l5ceg.m, T, Fzirricr, -I. Frm-c, T. iiraharn, P, Greene, M, Howoilli, j. Henry, S, Mnrxli, M, lvlorgnn, S, Powell, P, Robinson, F, Wfliuclcr, A, XY'i4kizcr, j. Van l.oon. Row 1: li. Swisher, sgl, at-zirnisg K. Brown, trans., V, Ynncny, sec., S, Ciocrl' Yen, vine-pres., M, Fnrncs, Sgr. -ut-ztrnisg N, Rorrlcn, Row li l.. llcmson, A, Swisher, D. Singleton, P. Abbot, li, Swislivr, Ci. Fos- rcr, E. Ukaznki, R, Skoulio, Miss Davis, Anlvixcl. Row '51 V, Blum, A. fiflllllllll, J, XVlicclcr, P. Snmllfool, N Muir ll XVcir lj ,ornisli, li, Polk, ll. l.1n- rlcn, P. Marlow, V. Mau'- lcussun. Row -3: Ci. Silver- iolnc, li. Miller, nl, jo- mnscn, S. Mosscy, li. imgg, S, Thompson, M, Nw' t Pearson, M, Dom , I.. Krrllcy, M. ffglininnclc. MAISONS. . . lilfllzre Home- 11.':1lsw1i' of Alzzeriai .... i'er'1'ed :f.f.i'l1'irl uzeefizzg here 111 life Ffzff . . . Rzrflieffyu Ilfflfjgcfl' efc'4'fc1f.iff1le lf7l'e,i'iofe11l. Row 1: C. Sanlord, D. Allrey, historian: C. Fcrres, tice-pres., R, Frutiger, pres.: VI. Newman, sec., S. Marshall, treasg Miss Shuck, adviser. Row Z: B. Ang derson, -l. Willmnn, reporter, j. Schillereffi. A. Parsons, degree chair- man: bl. Burk. N. Campbell, A. Moran, Ci, Matthews, L. Mickley. Not P:C.uref ,l. Parsons, ll. Mursh, ti. licavera, THESPIANS . . . A mf!!- bffmlezf mlflilinzl nf jzminrii' and rezzimu' in flue fiefa' of tiff- illg . . . P111'fit'ipf1fed in llre rIfl!fjl0I'flli1I .rlmzr al flue lllllb l'dl'fZf1f'r1!.Roxv 1: D. Remster, L. Bones, M. Morriss, J. Gannon, treas., V, Roberts, pres.: M. Taylor, sec., C. Meyers, vice-pres.: R. Boren, Miss Churchill, adviser. Row 2: l.. Hart, viccvpresq A. Rooks, j. Meyers. M. Dixon, C. Morgan, S. Gnrr, sec.: D, Fry, pre-5.5 P, Patrick, trc':iS.g L. Gordon. Not pittured: A. Ford, j. johnson, S. Mrixvtell, j, Zupunski. Social or Evening Clubs POLY PRQMENADERS . . . A dfzila of folk dames' folded ill-.i'ef1.m12.i' iii' lll43l2lh6'7'.l day. Row 1: Miss Senn, adviser: A. Bleuler, ff. Stirewalt, treats., C. Odom, sec., A. Harriman, vice-pres.. pres., P. Cross, pre-s,, vice-pres.g L. XY'aldo, sgt,-at-arms, P. Caller, Sgt.-at-arms, H. Strand, sgt.-at-arms, B. Strand, sgt.-at aims, Miss Hollcnbeck, adviser. Row 2: A. Day, j. Eyer, S. Robinson, C. Herring, J. Basel, G. Berry, A. Mac- Allison, B. Campbell, I.. Wfyer, j. XValker, l. Wellingtimn, M, Wlteeler, sec. Row 3: P. johnson, A. Anderson, R. Evoniuk. M. Schmitt, K. Blondo, F. Brumhack, V. Gavin, j. jackson, M, Dieter, A. Thorsen, S. Wfirth, U. Slee-man. Not pictured: V. Asbahr, L. Bleuler, R, Bertrand, trei1s.1 C. Cooper, B. Eggers, sgt.-at-arms, C. Hogue, S. jones, E, Jorgensen, C. Cramer, E, McAlpinc, H. Mesecar. Wi? ,,..,. Wm '1 WM R . ,,.x.,.. ,H+ mm H5 ' ,-9' 'N S SN S-QwN,,,,. W ' W Mug 'sfil N' ,. y 1 N-JY seo . I E 1 A ,M wave A Quia ,bg ,, xx Q .I . J , ..,.. A ,, y Y 1 - ' M xr -we I 3 xx V , ,Q , wks M A W- , NMC .1 W . N nw M .. :wx Ji? M 69' is f . A ,Ig '51 Ab 5 Q If .,:zfi . SX, A ' ' , E , . ' 5 .sa .-:. X ie X G 5 Q . 1 ., L , W Q Q ,, ,,,. , m ,, 4 XSS , Q ,.,.,. 1 Q: gf - Q W. K , - .X 44,, : mm- -x bm.: ..... : .. x - f xw ,Q E a'?E:I 15,I,.Es::::Es5:rEsI2,E:Es WW Q ' X :V 'lgyjqf TN at s ,Al 55 ...,. .... p I , X, x , I H. E.. , , i k 'QQ , .X .. 5 - T: Six ..,:..., ,Z ...,:.. . Q3 . , : Q Y-TEEN PREPPERS . . . lfmiw' bfwirlv of Tri-Y. . . Siffed l'fll'6'fll!!1' In bemnze ffrlnrc Ilrj-Y UlL'!Il!76I'l' . . . fl,s'rirlczfi11 coke bfmlb .If f!7L' lY1l'lIfI'1Il.Row I: G. Lucia, inter-club-rep.: Y. Snyder. treas.: I.. Hogan. vitc-prcs.g A. Trussell. pres.. I.. Linkous. scc.g B. Van Nostrand. Sj.If.-'l- .irmsg Miss johnson, adviser. Row .kg H. Mcsetar, K. Kiggins. fl. Peterson. E, XVernegreen, sgtfat-arms: M. McDaniel. P. Keeney. M, Kiupper. T. Neligh. ROW 5: A. W'e.1tlxtrlortl. M. johnson. H, Peterson, j. XValker, P. XY'ood. D. XVill, assist inter-club-itp. Not piftuted: II. Fracc, M, Landis, Miller, D. XY'aIl.t.e. FANCIANNES . . .Neecffc cmfl rfllh . . . izzfllrlgff in 'f'Il1l'y :wore dffrizzg H1119 period . . , Ylho11,rm'c1l lufzlzfmnzde ronleje .mlm tlllflllgf 1176 1'C'1H'. Row lg M. Peterson. treas.g M. W'icks,I Sgt.-ai-armsg XV. Schaefer. prcsg j. Peck xite-pres. Row Z: B. john son, -I. Moc. S. Glisan sec.g R. Nliferth, j. Ander- son, I. Mclchcr, I. Hibbs pres.: ,I. VanDoom, D Athziger. j, Misgen. Mrs Nottagc. adviser. Row 5 S. XY'erth, F. Logsdon, E Erickson. S. Archer. I Melcher, P. Ferguson. H Ciiubble, treas.1 N, Ab dich. B. Meyer. B. Brill, ,I Hill. Not pictured: .I Blanc, H. Boothley, sec, .I. Crosby, V. Harbour. D SIGMA TAU KAPPA . . .Ezwzizlg dnl: . . . flleefr Tzle.rdf1y.r in ilve lll6lilf7L'F',l' 50111411 . . . A11 axvef.Ie11l .l'0llI'lI6' of 6'llfL'I'f!1j1llll6l1f ffll' UHKUI- berr , . . Alflluifinfn' .li17UlIJ'0V,l' of 'iRl7y!Z77l! in Mm Rain ef ,vlfmrf lffI7I1'6.Row l: C. German, seg.: R. Frutigel, vire-pres.: J. Remmen, G. Quayle, treas.g N. Benehel, sec.: A. Baumer, pres.g II. Ciarneau, vice-prcs,g Y. Ebert, chaplain. pres.: A. Clark, sgt.-at-arms: M. Switzer. Row 2: M. jess. E. Swisher, J. Sanseri, historian. ptcs.g KI. Carey, j. Ostrom. H. Hester. treas.: M. Bcntson, B, Rickman, M. Bohrer. l.VC'elch. M. Goetz, sgt.-at-armsg H. Goble, thaplaing I. XY'ilson. Not pictured: P. Ashworth. R. Cfleek, I.. Connelly, j. I.isc-nby, I.. Wltltlo. Ci. Yohn. Interests Cover Art, Music, Giles. vice-pres.: I. jones, sgt.-at-arms, M, Lentz, Lump, I.. M addox, D, Metcalfe. DELTA MU . . . Sofifzl rlnb . . . .Mwli c'I'c'lIj7Ig.I fm' nzelzzberzv' infer- wli . . . Pmfm' .rUfn1.ror.r of Cherry 'IIVUL' Cl7U!l.Ruvv 1: D. Lippcrt, hismriang P. Wrmiirl, sgl,-an-luinxl ,I. Anrlcrsun, vica- prcs.g K. Cfnrcy, prLs.g Y. Muslxcr, sec.: F. Vriss, IICLIS.l N. Cfrlsr cliaplnin. Row 2: Y. Snyder, nssr.-sLL'.g I, Hull, E. Ynacuy. vice, pres., V. Ymcny, D. Will. sgt.-anarms, Not picrurcrl: I.. I.inlwus. acc.: R. Mayer, G. I.u- Vlocleling, Writing, Homemcilcing CERCLE MOTRICE . . . Cfmfflzfly .riff filler mn! e.X'pe1'ie114'e,u' .... Y lm!-1' lllz1fc'7'AIl I0 pan driz'er'.r perm!! ex.1f11i11.zlm.'1. R..w lg E, Williarrlis, I.. Inxclnml, K. ZIIUIHCIIILIII, A. Orlcll. Ci. Picmlim, II. Hurnur, M. I.ul1run. Ruw J: O. Hiilli- day, vice-pics.: A. Amifk, M, llc-mixill, V. I'i4-iw, L, Pickler, II. Vifnrrcn, Cf. Rolvcr, S. Nwlll, A. Mishim, Nm pictured: A. Aulicr, M. ll.llCCI. Ii. Hayley, M. Huckliuir, R. BLISIIIIIIQCI, IZ, C,.iswn, II, Clark, P. Clark, Sgt,-at-nrmsg AI. Dcrrlull, li. lk-f Blair, C.. Iuckcit, sec.: D. Cvlgissul, M. Qmivcs, M. Cirigllcy, j. Griffin, M. Grogan, IJ. H.nncs, I, Ilul- I ing, ,I. Ingalls, I. jnlinsun, S. -Iulinwn, I. lumix, D. Kurrukes. Row 1: A, Mcrriss, G, Sivcrsun, P. Cigucy, M. Cfumpwn, ll'k'LlSQ G. Tlmrlnn. prcxg N. llrndn-l'. vice-pres., P. Bailey, I. Hnwgirtll, Mrs. Snmll, gulxiscr. Ruw 31 ID. Blau. A. Savage, D. Young, II. Givens, l.. llnnirli, S. 'Iilunv ner, Surliu, C, l.uu1s, D. Barney. Row 55 li. Hnrclmcrrling, P. llnlmsun, pres.: I.. Wxitsrrn, P. Arm- strong, P. Hxmgcr, S. Smiih, Nur piururcd: IJ. Kazsulcs, D. Keller, S, Koller, M, I.nmlcs, I. l.in- den, ff. Mnmclln, QI. Mr- Kinlcy, Mikcls, IU. Nc.il, B. Ovcrbcrg, sec., li. Pul- m.in, Ii. Rurrlcn, ll. Scu- lcy, A. Swisllcr, H. 'I'giy- lur, V. Trlfcr, S. Triisiy. I. Allrn, D. XY'.u1'cn, I. Xxfilkvrsuri, D. XVW-il, I. Zinlc. fzgizzfziionr. Row it H. Wfallace sgt.-at-arms, M. Miner. M. Nichols vife-pres., pics: H. XVallace, sec C. Gross, M. Morris, treas,, CQ. Ford tanes, sec. Not pictured: D. Barresc mus, D. Rumgay. E. Soloman, TRI-Y . . . Colfer! Clu'i.s'N1n1.r r'i'i,z7,I7fea' rluifcfiwz in Zw.rlI7ilf1fi 10 uid rriflv the Y. W. C, A. f6H0ll'.l'bf,f7.Rovv l: J, Free, I.. Hollingsworth, pres., H. Goble, A. Clark. fi. German, inter-club rep.: vice-pi'es.g B. Riskman. set.: D. Mes- trovich, pres.. B, Likens. vire-pres., B. Llanes, j. Wilsiin, E. Weritlicr- ford, Mrs. Matthews, adviser. Row 2: fi. Carey, E. Crowell. treas.g Y. Ehert. M. Switzer, j. Schwinof. sec.: A. Conlon, F. Adams, F. Thomson, M, Bentson, M. Bohrfer. J. fiarneau, A, Baumer, B. Hartman, inter-club rep., M. Parton, 1, Remmen. Not pictured: 1. Gibson, B. Rarhin. Ci. Strand. Also Acting, Sewing, Sports, TUNE TIMERS . . . Blfbhlizzg zviflv energy ii' flvii' flllh of girly ,ffzlefwfefl in .vilzgilzg P01711- ffll' .f02Ig,l'. Row l: D. Carson, J. Porter, j. Adams, sgt.-at-arms, M, Buchheit, vice-pres,g N. Simpson, song leaders S, Fortino, pres.g j. Langley, sec., D. Katsules, N. Crist, vice-pres., Mrs. Hawes. adviser. Row 2: A, Barrel, A. Earp, D. Lippert, G. Sanders, K. Grimm, S. Bradwell, D. Darling. J, Clhecver, J. Krueger, pres,g D. Mindolovich, A. Alyington, E. Post. Row 3: j. Scott. Y. Mosher, L. Shay, J. Shay, Cf. Phillips, song leader. A. Dennis, L. Hayden, Carlson, R. Ferres. sec., B. Neal, j, Hart, R. Lund, Not pictured: M. Butler, B. Cate, M. Frank, J. Gentry, B. Jenner, E. Langos, H. Larson. C. Lorensen, M, Miller, treas., K. Moore, L. Simmons. j. Spain, treas. ART CLUB . . . C0!l.lifJ'fJ' nf girl.i' flZf6'f'6J'f6!f in fmfer ,Immi- ilzg , . . Mfzke me of fbeir im- vice-pres., P. Cole. pres.: M. Zini: merman, J. Rambo, D. Stone, j. XY'ill- ing, S. Mitchell. Row 2: j. Sprague, L. Strahl, S, Peterson, j. Traversa. li Mitchell, V, Ronne. treas,3 I. Fon- C,. Burk. M. Fox, S. Muir, M. Reh- l'r1!'Lff lo l91'jgZ7fL'lI fizw of . . . Coffefi pf?lNIf6'.l' 011 h1,l7e.v PRELUDE . . .Mlniml 11161110 brigblezz Iliff liter of iii' mem- beriv . . . Lirfwz uxfflv ilzfefell fn dijferefzl lypei of remrd.s' . . . .S'pof1.s'fn1r nf lbe IWIHOOII .ibzlljllg bomb al llve 4'm'11i1'al. Row 1: I.. Lee, fi. Hocook, V. Byrd, vice-pres., pres.: l.. Valldieck, pres., P. Lee, sec. 1 E. Sprague. treas. 3 Cioodspeed, Mr. Spencer, adviser. Row J: T, Broun, H. Hagen, sec., W. Kane. ff Langille, vice-pres, D. Sliulps, S. Butk, j. Balliet, treas.g P. Stewart. Not pictured: D. Beckman, lf. Bagley, D. Hatfield. S. Matthews, ff Morriss. M. Ledbury. MIKEROPES . . . The help- ing hmm' 1zerv.i.u1i'y fm' flue wn'i'e.s.i of all f1.r.ve1f1blie.v and nflcr .wlwnl m'!iz'ilie.r. Row, 1: I.. I,angille. W. Szhaefer, treas., sec.: H. Hagen, pres., stage manager, M. Wlxf-cIL'r, vi.e-pres.. assist stage man- .igci 3 Mi. Macroubrie, adviser. Row Z: K. Zimmerman, M. Hoffman, M. johnson, l. Holbrook, vice-pres., asst. stage manager, S. Goertzen, D. Alfrey, N. Rurden. Not pictured j. XVheeler, M. Danielson, pres., stage manager. Dcancl ng, Plwotogrcu plwy, Drlvl ng GIARDINO . . . P1'e.se11l.r fall .rjJfa.i'fJ of exfifwzzelzl twill? ilf f.wb.ria Jbou' . . . Di.i'plf1y.i Cln'i.rl1m1.i' demmliom in lbe Prfzrlire fllf7!Il'f7l701Zl.Row 1- 1. Misgen, M. Miner, E. Eyler, frm.. sec.g W. Bartinger, D. Glassel. M, jossund. Row 2: CQ. Bocook, T. Bleuler, M. Forseth, j. Moe, A. Aplington, Ii. Lztnges, S. Quiner, S. W'erth, C. Caldwell, treas.3 Miss Bleeg, adviser. Row 3: P, Gibson, I.. Jarrett, S. Peterson, B. Kaiser, A. Klein, J. Broome, S. lsaksen, E. Judson, A. Tuley, pres.g M. Kaiser, vice-pres.: j. Burk, D. Kean. Row 4: j. Blanc, R. Swetman, B, jones, A. Graham, N. Halpin, R. Menolascina, K. Adams, H. Warren, M., Cox, S. Marsh, B, Anderson, V. Asbahr, Not picturedg T. Ames, M. Aune, M. Cook, KI. DeXVolle. M. Ernest, V. Harbour, P. Hanger, M. jess, Y. johnson. sec., D. Katsules, pres., M. Morriss, D. Novack, K. Roberts, j. VitnLo0n, P. Wfood, treas. THESPIANETTES . I. R. I. .... Izzfermzfimzfzl Relnfionr League . . . Affwzd fear at zfnriruzy Jvlmofi' I0 pfnfe Inter - ,rfboof League lD1'0bf67ll,l' 072 fbe grill for !4I1:,l'L'll l',l'j0I7. Row 1: l. Zink, M. Kaiser, j. Ziska, sec,g M. Taylor, treas.g M. Cox, pres.g M. Wfheeler, vice-pres.: A. Tuley, historian, Miss English, adviser. Row 2: CI. Burk, Y. Mosher, j. Nichols, G, King, B, Mawhinney, D. Darling, sec., F, Vass, vice-pres., D. Bulkley, Not pictured: D. Miller, N. Nor- ton, sgt.-at-arms, M. Rehmus, j. Spain. Services lnclucle Traffic, Stage, . . A lf6HL'1lL'j'f0l'fI7Zy frerlwzfrzz or ,mlbbwzzore azzxiom Io learn jlllifldffrlllf poizm' of rzflilzg . . . Produced frm ,I7lr1y,i' f The Silly mm' Aim R211- fL'tfgL'.'l2ow I1 K, Roberts, E. Piley, M. Forseth, sec.: M. Danielson, pres. XV. Humphers, tre:1s.g Mr. 3 I, Holbrook. vicepres., Banister, adviser. Row 2: M, HlllfIIlllI1, S, Trusty. J. McKinley, E, Hahn, J. Raymond, P. Sanders, B. McMillian, A. Smiley, P. Moudy. Not pictured: V. CECCO FI MUE . NlC'ffL'ffIIg dnb . , poizzff of zzzrnrlefizzg the mmzfb and lbe m I: R. Cunningham, P. Hea- cock, G. Johnston, sgtfat- armsg D, Bulkley, j. Ost' rom, sec. 1 J. Sanseri, press N. Benefiel, vice-pres.1 I Ziska, V. Smith, M. Goetz tires. 1 j. Sefton, Mrs, Stev- enson, adviser. Row 2: S jern, G. Shinn, R. Schae- fer, j, Zimmerman, j Iohnson, A. Ellis, P, Jones. I. Wfelch, F. Claggett, Cf. Herring, Sgt,-at-arms, j. Saxton, R. Cileek, B. Ra- mey. Not pictured: S Buck, B. Elledge, N. Em- erson, treas.g P. Garver, C. Cirafmas, R. Kovach, B. Lee, I.. Maddox, if. Mor- T. Roth, M, Sayers, D, Thoreson, sec., Z. Tol- sron, B. Trump. 52 gan, N. Norton, vice-pres., Cox. Row 5: J. Cox, N, Halpin, B. johnson, M. Glenn, S, jones. . .fmzinr and Jefzior . Sifli' in jllllU0l'fz1lZf . . . Selem' mnrfel of odef of flue year. Row AREMAC . . . Crllllvfzl rlllb . . , Prize drill for girly izrfererled 211 l11bolf1grvzf1lry . . . Sm1'pf7ed mnln' fIfl'fl'H'l',l' uf llre rflrb mrlzirvrf. Row 11 Simnwns. j. Zupunski, M. Ernest, S. Iamxfelaic, pres.3 if. Quayle, sec.: C.. Clald- wcll, A. Tuley, lreas.g Miss lilrrcns, zul- viscr. Row 2: R. Whirsun, F. Vass, pres.1 R. Menulascina, senig I7. M:icI.cml, E. Eyler, E. Dean, B. Sr. Germaine, E. Wfernegreen, O. Langnesc, D. fiarlsun, B. Anderson. Nut pic- tured: K. Human, M. Clark, M. Yule, Y. Inhnsun, vice-pres., S, Kelly. Scirdening, Visucil Aicl, Council Work DECO . . . Dj.li.lf'jl7flfjI'L' lidzlullimr flrzu' . . . lmfnlge in only lmff cl fmrlimz of nm' dirlw . . . Fi!! llw enzlbly ,rfmre with zmrle nl I'cI7'f0lll rlrzrer. Ruw 11 G. 'I'h+-rnwn. J. Rvw- men, Y. Ellwerr, S, Furrinn, M. Clark, R, Ferrcs. Rnw 2: M. Bucllert, D, Thuresnn, T. Ruth, A. Conlon, F. Adams, D. Mestmvich, L. Valilmlieuk, E. Wlegulier- lord, j. Iaingley, Mr. Carpenter, adviser. Row 5: D. Karsules, Ii, XVhilfen, M. Dixon, H. Lee, G. iiralraas, Cf, Morgan, j. Free, N. Simpson, M. Sum, M, Lamhs, B. 'I'rur'np. Nur pirrurcd: M. But- ler, J. Saxmn. MODELLO . . . Moflclizrg dnb vw1.i'i.rli11g nf fl'f'.S'l7lllL'lI and lY1lf7Z7!llll0l'K.l' . . . Infer- erfezf in illljwrlfifrf poizzlx of nmdelizzg. Row 1: S. Stricklannl, Ci, Hoyle, R. Mayer, Sgr,-ab arms, M. Wiatr, sgt.-ab arms, pres., kl. Enlmnmls, vice-pres.: S. Smith, pres., I. Lisenhy, sq-c'.1 I., Hul- lingswurth. sec., A. Pmxsclike. Row Z: H. Huf- fam, R. Sr. Germaine. VI. Kruger, M, Hulvhuc. B. Smith, CI. juhnsun, sgr.-an arms, Z. Tulsmn, A. XVil- lisun, S. Wfillisun, D. Mur- gan. Row 5: S. Green, S. Buwens, M. jess, D. ffluu- rier, S. Gun-rx, rrcasg A, Sum, P. lsaaksen, A, Vaughn, N. Llanes, I.. Berham, P. Wrmirrlliill, sgrf an-arms, I.. Huward, sm.- -ar-arms. Nut pictured: P. Ashwurrh, M. Hurxage, ll. Crlltnn, ,l. Cfullen, J. Huntley, N. MCMillixm, P. Ruhinsuu, P, Russel, Ci. Schram. vine-pres., fi. Smith, M. Summer, Miss Lhamherhn, adviser, PEP CLUB . . . Ellglgefjlf mfly,rq11.:zd . . . Adds' 1'iff1111i1z.r I0 fr!! Bezzmzz lmrkefbfzll .md frmfbfill garner . , . Sprzzzymzr of f7e'lf7lf7J' rI,li.li6'l1lblft3J' df well KU' spar! drzzzfef f7U1IOI'fIIg Ike Befzmlz foofbfzff and baske!- brlff f7fiI1'L'l'.f. Left row: P, Ashworth, vice-pres.1 P. Gxirveri, P, Hezlcnck, N, Benehel, K. Brown, G. Johnston. Right row: B. Llancs, treas., vice-pres., C'. Burk, sec., M. Danielson, Y. Snyder, E. Swisher, xrc.1s.g M. Vllatt, sec., Mrs, Rahmes, adviser. Center: P. Cross. pres,g j. Sanscri, pres. Not picruredz M. Lowe, N. XVilson. POLYETTES . . . Limiferl In jllIIi0V,l' and .fL'Ili0I',l' . . . The lefwelzizzg agezzff in om' bmw! lu ilII.f.'lI'? ,rmoofbfy 17111 a,r,fe711blie.r rim! fzfler Jrhorzf pr'og1'r1m.i', Row 1: Yna- ccy, I.. lrlollingsworth, M. Goetz, j, Cfrirneau, vice pres.: M, Bolzrer, pres. H. Goble, seth, j. Meyers IlC1lS.QA.cillll'k, Miss Eng lish. adviser, Row 2: G Siva-rson, J. Henriksen, J Henriksen, A, Harriman j. Holt, A. Baumer, sec, l. Giirmon, E. Swisher, D Mestroviclz, 1, Sanseri, N Bcnclicl, O. Holliday Row 5: j. Wlilling, B Peterson, B. Rickman, B Hoiness, rreas.: H, Hester pres,1 S. johnson, M Kaiser, vite - pres.g R Frutiger, F. Vzlss, M. Cox Ki. Quiiyle. DEL FUEGO . . . Fire Sqlmd. . . . Heads' mn' bowl lfilflflg fire drill r .... Tefwlrvork ii fbeir IIIOJI j7h'l707'IlZlIf izzgredzezzf, Rnw 1: V. Smith, P, Cole, sec., J, Danielson, vire- pres., pres., C. Yohn, pres. 3 j. Miller, trans., V. Glenn, Mrs. Wyss, adviser. Row Z: M. Lowe, J. May, I.. Rogan, R. Fcrrcs. j, Remmen, sgt.-at-arms, J. Howarth, Y. Mitre kussen, P. Simpson, ff. Odom, A, Swisher. Row 3: M, Frank, sgr.-at-arms, vice-pres.: 1. Sorlie, A. Anderson, D. Darling, ser.: D. Rumgay, B. Campbell, D. Macleod, CI. Mor- riss. Not pittured: D. Brookins, Y. Collins, tre1s.g E. Gerlock, j. Kruger, D. Millet, M. Pimerton, J. Spain, B. Taylor, B. Hill, S. Muir, sgt.-:rt-arms. Club Work Reveals KAPPR ZMA CHI . . . Snrm! flnb . . . fllwllfzww are rl hilly fzddiliwz In ilu' dnily rnnfille nf palm pfzliefzlf in llw 1'e!w'.111 lumpilfzls. . . Sll7ri11He in rlfzfzrel mid Almrliw fm' lbw! exlm !1fl0ff2'f1.tffIIg. Row I: 5. Smith. corr, sei.. seep ll. Lliines, historian, vife-presg K.. Shinn, ser.. pres., A. fllgiyron, Lrcnsg E. Phelps, corr. sec., S4llI.'1ll'1lIl'l1S. Row 2: 5. jerng lf. lveyg A, Kohiniikg S. Smith, his- toiixing N. Zigenhzigen. Nor piuurenl: S. Anderson, rliiiplgiing j. Egger, P. Dempsey, li. H.ihn, wgi.-.ir-arms, Il. Likcns. pres., KI. Morilss. eciolership in Girls MW, W, POLY ST12PP12Rs. . . A well-nziwd rink from Poly and Bwlmzl, , . llmzfe In flu' H0110-f1l'0'l!7I'L'6H nf flue ilI.lifl'llt'f0l .li I'Ujl'L'. . . . Meal ll e11'11wzlay.u in flfe Poly gym- mrriznzl. . . TMJ yefzrfr zrifzlw' bigbligbff Blue M0011-fell!!-forzflfzf 6JzIlIt'L'. Row 11 J. XVong, sgr.-at-arms, A. Swisher. membership chair- man: N, Meyers, membership ch1iirm.ing S. lloeug M. Eldon, pres.g A. Tuley, pres. g j. Anderson, rre.is.g Rowz Simpson, sec., G. Tebo, sgr.-lit-urins. Row Z: -I. Van Doom, D. Mcflonvilleg D. Green, ff. Carlson, B. lxc-rn, K.. Csililwell, I.. Gilherrsi n, j, Basel, C, Mc- ffarry, P. Bell. Row 3: Ci. Lee. tl, Kruger, D. Horst, I. Misgen. R. Geiger, lx. Dean, l.. lrrifterhs, I.. Lorensen, j, Harney, R. Rogers, l. Wellirigsmnn. Nu Pll'lllfCklI j. XVilson, vice'pies. Row l: D. Snort, l.. Wlyur, D. Mishelell. Ci. Simlord, J. Kriliislmm, ll. Colton, j. Davis, l., Hsmuximl, J. Hell. Row 2: linlney, 'lf lien' neu, Clmlmili, B. As' bourne, N. CInughm.in, ll. Wruble, D. Bgirne , V. KIIIICY, B. Srmml, fl, Temp exon. Row 5: A. f.lAll'li, P. Alu- horr, D. Burr, l., KI'.llEY, H, Wiulswoi-ilu, D. Rohm- son, ll. Mdfurly, j. Uieb- isch, B. Bos, K, Roberts, N. Miner. Row -S: Mrs. Klink, inl- viserg H. Syre, Ci. Volgzls, A. Baumer, M. Thornron, Y. Ebert. M, Srhmitz, O. Sayre, D. firgmor, Mr. Klink, adviser. A. , R ,fe EX x 5 5? M'lcisses Ecirn Vitcimin Special seasoning was ollcred with the use ol the mechanical ex- ercises in the special gym class. Demonstrating their typical daily classwork are L, Linkous, K. Kiggins, A. johnson. Skillful tumbling was also a part of the body training program within our gym classes, Pictured is a caterpillar walk with the girls hearing most of the weight on their hands. A favorite sport throughout the classes is yolleyhall, Here is the glass thampionship team. Sitting: E. Xlifernegreen, j. Raymond, j. Liscnby, E. Wci'nczi'ccn, N. Llancs. Standing: M. Farncs, M, Xwatt, L. Hollingsworth. Fifth place in the lntra-mural Swimming I.c-argue was taken by our tangcrinc clad mermaids as they slid through the water with perfect rhythm. Sitting: P. Ahhott. M. Kjammack, S. Templeton, H. Ciragg, D. Singleton, K. Brown, N. Rorden. Standing: E. Swisher, A. Swisher, V. Ynacay. The Sports, Poly's Park Bureau basketball team, had a rugged season hut won the first place trophy in thc KI League. Sitting: K, Brown, Kneeling: I., Heath, R. Skouho, P, Cross, B. Smith. Standing: A, Iiartell, P. Dempsey. -or-YP tonuses in Sports Here rite likely pmspcus lm' .1 fulute tennis team. Standing: lf. XVL-rttegteett, li. Xx'CI'I'lC,1lfLCI'l, P. Abhutt, M. Murgnn, H. Htirrisun, S, CHYCIIIQII, I., Hnw,irtl, Kneeling: -I. Vtinl.unn. An linpurttittt, its well its cntnydhle, part nl' the physiegil etluui- tiun ruining wits rhythms. in which lwth hallrmwtn, iintl fun-loving Volk tlgintes were taught. Unqihlc to pmlicipitte in inter-sqlitml matches. the golf team lmmks lnrwzirtl to hotter luck next year. Left tu tight: S. March, P, Hal- pln, S, llniwlurd, K. Bn-wn, M, Duwc, M. Pearson, S. junes. Aiiiltcitil respitiitinn wits nletttunstmted tn the health tlnsses with the mntplitttcnts nl two Stevens Disaster Lair wnrkcrs. 'l.llIS w.ts Pwlys lirst year of health classes. Excitement Anil pletisurc were found within the walls of our gymnasium dutirg the .innugil httelmintnn seasun. EXTRA FLAVGRING Serving of enough outside activities will insure plenty of . . Place in bowl a wide-awake student body and an active group of teachers .... Add school activities such as dances, talent shows, special assem- blies, senior class plays, class teas, P.'l'.S.!1. activities, centennial, style shows, and parties. . . Sift in special occasions such as Cotton Dress Day honoring our May Court. . . Blend together gracefulness, charm, beauty, poise-the requirements for the most important of all extra flavoring-the Rose Festival Princess, who reigns over our bowl of goodies. Serve daily, but beware of over-eating, as too rich a dish of this delicacy has a tendency to sour good grades. fy bg Queen Joanne and Her May Court Queen loiiime Ostrom and lier bevy of beauties reigned graciously over our im- miiil Cotton Dress Day. The members of the four! were runners-up lor the Rose Festival Priniess. Row I: Gloria Quayle, Mildred Goetz. Row Z: lX'li1f3,ILll'L'l Winks, josepliine Smseri. Row 5: jean Cdriieiui, 'logmne Ostrom, Murilyn Bolirer. -ww, gk, 34421-f ,228 .4- VW A -:v:a:ze:a:a :sm,::::a:ia:s:s:s5e:s:sw-:5::::- ,Q ff , I 3 4 1 a.,' Z? 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Iaiwei' right: li, Rickman lunues at H, Goble with a heavy poker, They were capably assisted by an excellent cast with Shirley johnson as Shotputg Marilyn Bohrer, the murdered Aliceg Mildred Goetz as Freda: Carol Carey as janeg Jeri Schwinof, Sharon or Glamorpussg Claudia German, Phyllisg Ladell Bones and Dorothy Remster, Betty and Shirley, two pledges. Nine Girls has been vroclaimed by man' as . l one of the nnest plays ever produced on our stage. Top left: A scene in the sorority house showing if Carey, S. -Iivhnsnn. M, Hohrer, H. linhle, ll, Riekman, l,, Ilnnes, D, Remster, -I. Scliwinut, M, Ciiretf, and Ci. German. lop right: 5. -lulinsun, D. Remster, and I.. Bones ic-lax as M, Unli- rei pens a letter. ISF? xi N Q 'I Q X B QQ . X- 'Ill' ' iffy. X gn? -Q ff 3 A QQ 5 3 V 3 2 fb'- 'wk' .'.xZZ1 1 nsfwgi 5 Q if 5 ,, , ,. , iv i Q. S.. W? x -- N iw v... 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Easter at its gay- est was displayed at the junior tea which fea- tured striking decorations in lavender and yel- low. . . Second prizes in the Mary Cullen's sewing contest were won by M. Cox lirederici for her silk suit and M, Goetz for her wool. . . , Boarding the bus in front of school was the beginning of an exciting day for Poly girls in the City burn area. They, along with grade students, helped to plant trees as a project to restore our forests .... Receiving planting in- structions from the forest rangers were A. Tu- ley, H. Hester, and M. Griffen. . . T. B. X-Rays were taken at our school for two days to aid in the campaign against tuberculosis. XR v . , 1' N3 k gli 'S M www ah g-1. 3 x . W 2 'Q Z Q W , 2 , .Q if we , W, ,. 5 4 I .,,,, , . . ,, ,W I My ,Nm D as wma N wi 3, C 42? Qi , Ps V N 'f '-Q, . 2' 4-is M W if 3891 5 5- ' 5 A -Q--- A W 9' we-92 4 ag: 51. A2455 2,522 'HQ V -25525:-9 . z ,ggi ffw . yy , I'.' 3 3 555 V 'P ag ?v ms at f F4 'x 3 9 A f ' bf ff K 15, V. , . '.,.-.Q az? 4 nv' SX in K 5 I Q fi: Kg? 5 X - - fm W 4 k ff ,, 45 f' xg iii V6 W ' ' - ::- 'P' Q W M.: , - ,.,. li. 'bg 5vn.',,f WWF 1 , ,.,.: 2 1' .E5f ':: isa , ,z ,.,, . -.SI 4 M-:::,.: q.,.g. . -as X The Finished Product So curls 11 your in thc history of Girls Polytcchnit High School as another group ot griuluiitcs solcmly file from thc howl to blend into thc world as thc finished product of our school. Thr' Folymuid staif ot 1952 has rcfordcd this volume of memories to hc pltuul iuuonfg your souvenirs as ii reminder of your high sthool days. l i 5 1 '51 Compliments of DEHEN KNITTING COMPANY 730 S. W. l0th Avenue Portland, Oregon FINE WOOLENS for Men's and Women's SUITS. COATS and SKIRTS Sold by the Yard - Home Sewers Supplies Largest selections ot buttons in Portland COMPLIMENTS ot PORTLANDS OWN STORE U: I Fifth, Sixth, Morrison and Alder BR. 4411 IOHN NOCE Successor to McBride Woolen Co. 505 Royal Building BE. 0451 Your Class Pin ASK FOR A Symbol ot Sweet Memories , as manufactured by KARL I. KLEIN N C E C R E A M Iewelers and Engravers 700 Iackson Tower - Portland 5, Oregon 806 S. W. Broadway Phone: ATwater 3718 'Sold 704eze 2a4lcZq demic' MILLER'S - Hollywood 42nd and Hancock TU. 5265 76 Compliments of . . . BURCHARD 61 FISKEN Shipping Agents 371 Board of Trade Bldg TI-IE PARENT-TEACHERS ASSOCIATION OE GIRLS POLYTECI-INIO EXTENDS ITS BEST WISI-IES TO TI-IE G-RADUATING SENIORS OE 1952 Th Finest Dairy Producis For All Your F mily SILVER HILL DAIRY Home of LIENARD HARDWARE STORE 3334 N. E. Killingsworlh GAriie,-ld 9434 QUALITY DAIRY PRODUCTS CCompliments of Miss Ruth L e CHerry 1531 Henry Frutiger 6669 S. W. Capitol Hwy. for he-r brother-in-law :storeJ AH Pnouounces TH' osnsnul DRINK or vosmrcn, m, 9, NEXT TO DEELISHUS, L11 ABNER, NATCHERLYI' MAH 19551, .5 ORANGE CRUQH If fJ 4? Q DEELIGIIT' I XTSTMER ' HE 'TS Muon op FIIL 1' For... COMMENCEMENT ANNOUNCEMENTS CA PS AND GOWNS CLASS IEWELRY DIPLOMAS WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENTS See... THE MASTER ENGRAVERS ll5 S. W. Fourth Avenue - Portland, Oregon Wanna Wm! TO ADD T0 YOUR CHARM New Materials tor Eormals New Creations for Spring E or Materials and Supplies See HOWELL 403 Royal Building Phone BEacon 3444 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOR CLASS OE l95l THE J. K. GII.l. C0 S. W. Fifth Avenue O At Stark BEST WISI-IES to the SENIOR CLASS of '51 DANIELSON'S TOILETRIES CO' For Date and After-school Snacks for SCHOOL BUS TRIPS 5455 NA Gfee1eY 6384 S. W. Capitol Highway BR. 5929 TW' 8271 SALTA'S FLOWERS for every occasion 2254 N, E. Sandy Phone EAst 3452 CONGRATULATIONS to the 1952 SENIORS from the GIRLS POLYTECI-INIC ALUMNAE ASSOCIATION Remember the annual meetings the first Monday night in April Hicks-Chattensmmn? 64' YOUR ENGRAVER FOR THE 1752 Palqmwd Compliments oi LEWIS BROTI-IERS ALDER MARKET 438 S. W. lst Compliments of KILHAM Stczticuzezq ef painting Zo, Printers of the POLYMAID III and Good Luck to 25 Logan Markham Studio 917 S. W. Alder serving Port1and's loveliest brides for over a generation INDE Activity Office .,.,,,,, ,,,,,, 8 Alumnae Meeting ..........,... 71 Aremac Club ...,..,...,,A,,.,,,,,, 5 3 Art Club ................,..,.,,,.,,. 50 Arts and Craft Class .......... 6 Band ...........................,...... 40 Carnival .......A..............,...,, 69 Cecco Fi Mue Club .......... 52 Centennial .........,..,.,,.... 72-73 Cercle Motrice Club .......... 49 Chemistry Class ............,...., 6 Child Care Class ...... ..,,,. 8 Chansonettes ......... .,...,.... 4 1 Christmas Scenes .... ,........... 6 7 Clothing Class ..... i...... 7 Counselors ......... .......... 1 2 Custodians .......,. ...,.,,,.. 1 3 Deco .......... .......... 5 3 Dedication .... 4 Del Fuego ......... ..,,....., 5 4 Delta Mu ..................,...,... 49 Department Chairmen ,..... 12 Distributive Education ...... 8 Drillettes .........,.................. 40 Emergency Room Draperies 71 English Class ...................... 6 Faculty Section ,......,..,. 10-11 Fancyanns .......,..,............... 48 Finished Product ....,,.......... 74 Foods Class .....,.....,., ,...... 7 Fountain Class .................. 8 Freshie Frolic Court .......... 64 Freshman Class ............ 33-35 Freshman Talent Show ...... 71 Fuchsia Show .................... 64 Future Homemakers of America .......................... 65 G. A. A. Club .....,............ 45 G. A. A. Faculty Game and Award .................... 68 General Science Demonstration .......,...,.. 7 Giardino Club .................. 51 Gold Key Winners ............ 71 Gridiron Magic Dance .,.. 68 Hair Styles ........................ 65 Harvest Dinner .................. 64 Hawaiian Rhapsody Dance 65 Health Class ...................... 8 Hoot Owl Rag Dance ...... 65 Horizon Club .............,...... 44 I. R. L. Club .....,.............. 52 junior Class .................. 29-30 junior Red Cross Club ...... 44 junior Roadside Council .... 43 Junior Talent Show ............ 66 junior Tea ........................., 70 Kappa Zeta Chi Club ........ 55 Library ............,................. 8 Lunch Line ........... ,...,.,... 8 Maison Club ......... ....,.,,., 4 6 May Court ......... ........., 6 0 Mikeropes .,.......,,.. .......... 5 1 Mimeographing ................ 71 Modello Club .................... 53 Models of the Month ........ 71 Office Help ..................,,.,.. 13 Pep Club ........ ....... 5 4, 66 Polyettes ,... .......... 5 4 Polymaid ..,........ .......... 3 8 Polygraph .......,..... .......... 3 9 Poly Projectors ..........,....... 47 Poly Promenaders ...... ...... 4 6 Poly Steppers ....... .......... 5 5 Prelude ............. .......... 5 1 Pro Tegre .......................... 45 P. T. S. A. Officers ............ 12 Qualification Committee Assembly ....,...,........,...... 65 Registration Day ..,............. 64 Rose Festival Princess Salesroom .,....,...,,,,.....,, School Pictures ............. Scribblers Club ....,........ Senior Class Plays ....... Senior Life ..............,.,., Senior Officers .....,.. Shorthand Class .......,... ........61 8 5 .....43 19-26 Senior Class .................. .62-63 .....27 .....18 7 Sigma Tau Kappa Club .... 48 Sophomore Class ........ 31-33 Sophomore Talent Show .... 66 Sports Section .......,..,.,. 56-57 String Ensemble ..............., 41 Student Council Representatives ........ 14-1 5 Student Council Alternates 42 Style Show ,.....,,.,,.,..,,,,,,,,,., 68 Sub Deb Club ....,..,.,,,i .......47 Suit Awards .,,.....,,,,,,,,.,.,i. 70 Thespianette Awards .,...... 68 Thespianettes ..,...,i,,,,,,,,.,,, 5 2 Thespians ........,..,, ,,,,,.,,., 4 6 Tillamook Burn ,,.,,,., N70 Tri-Y .....,....,,,, ,,,,,.,,,, 5 0 Tune Timers ...., .,,..,,,,, 5 0 Typing ..........,.,..,..,,,,,,,.,,., 6 U. N. 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