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

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g, ,M f '5 QUIZ-EM COMPETITION is keen among the teams from the nine high schools, Our teams won one contest against Washinqgton and tied with Grant, Members of the team during this Franklin Poly contest were Jackie Aday at the microphone, Genevieve Virell Cleftl, Harriet 1 . . . xa perafed.. . i fglnlafff MISS PAT HINES DEMONSTRATES to her senior clothing majors the fundamentals in designing, while draping muslin on a dress form. Actual designing by the girls, however, was the drafting of a flat pattern, from which a muslin garment was first made before the chosen fabric was cut into.

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EAGER TO LEARN the liistory ol early America, tliese junior Girls, Cleft to ricilitl Virciinia Srriilli, De- anna Hollerl, Carol Butclif er, and lanice Bosliorri lisf ten intently as their stir dent teacher, Mr. Williams, szlio wf: tliein a specific placfe ol interest on ilie map CENTER OF INTEREST lor Tlie art inaiors is llie inodel, Marjalaine ll a ii f men, wlio patiently poses-a lor Katherine Pearson Cleltl and Donna lflellly, Susie Meiolel rnarlfss tlie oxacfi sztandinci position lor' fu iiiro pofrincifs. 7 I-J '--A L.: '...A

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T R U E DRAMATIC ACTING and sincere in- terpretation ol the lines trom the play, Romeo and I u l i e t, brought w a r m applause from the student body at the The s pi a n' assembly W h e n Ann Richards portrayed I ul i e t and Carolyn Marshall, her beloved nurse. Qlml... ELABORATE PAPIER MACHE' MASKS. among many other crafts, are made by the art craft classes under the guidance ot Miss Smith. Painting masks here are Cfrontl Ann Swisher, Karen Carlson and Cbackl Alice Wies- ner. l4 he Enjoy! uefzy Minute 5 at