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

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w S Ioan Michalke Senior Class President senior advisor, as senior class officers lean Eyre, treasurer, Marie Morris, vice-president and Darlene Cloutier, secretary, model the gowns, Graduation Climcaxes Memory-Packed Years The memories of our four years at Girls Poly- techinc never grow dim, but instead, will bee come richer as the years pass by. Everyday, we will remember the happiness, anticipation, and sometimes even heartbreak that came to us as We traveled along the road of life. We give our heartfelt thanks to all our teachs ers and especially to our c o u n s el o r s, who helped us when we were confronted with a problem that, to us, just didn't seem to have a solution. We Will always cherish the friends we have made, and We only hope that our friendships will never cease in the future years. Our four years at Poly have passed all. too quickly, and We Wish all the other senior classes that follow us along the road of life, as much fun and success as we, the 1955 seniors, have enjoyed. IOAN MICHALKE AN IMPORTANT SELECTION for seniors is that of graduation cards and anncuncements. Looking over the chAoices are Dorene Sleeman, Claire Phillips, and Ann Richards.