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

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time 64-- 0060 when all students are filled with thoughts of their year's accomplish- ments. Where did the time go? Did students use it wisely? So live that you need not be afraid of tomorrow nor ashamed of yesterday, Excitement reigns as the students prepare for the closing of the school year. Everyone is hurryingl The senior prom, the inventory of books, graduation, and the Rose Festival keep teachers as well as students busy. Anticipation grows with the seniors thinking of graduation with its many memories and symbols. But the seniors realize that the treasured symbol is the long-awaited-for diploma presented at the traditional ceremony. These four years were a time of unegualled op- portunity, growth, and gladness. Now the girls of yesterday stand forth as the women of tomorrow. Actual experience is found through the arts and crafts classes. Weaving is one of the popular projects by which students, Barbara Trinkhaus Cleftl, Claudine Newcomb and Karen Carlson express their ideas in design. Other types of art taught are metal work and block printing.

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12 Chemistry is fun .... Planning, performing, and completing experiments give a feeling ot satisfaction to Gayle Woody Clettl and Ellen Wernegreen who are working on the electrolysis of water. Learning to prepare and serve food ot foreign lands was one of the projects ol the ad- vanced foods classes. These girls chose China as their themeg some ot the other countries represented were Italy, India, Holland, and Egypt.