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

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l r X sy.. t ,A x , 9 ,X Vx it .A I X Q X Q xx K S I ' M jf, ,F xg we H E Q we AMUNDSEN. HILDUR CHURCHILL, MARIE EBENER. MARTHA Sclencf- Genmal, Qpwwclx, Drama, llnqlnslx All Cwrtvml gvllemlstxvl Hmloqv, Mlkffyopmt, 'l'lm1:1-mlnfz Art C'um1u--lvl-xl DURING mem WEEKLY MEETINGS th- -Dum lim,-W Mt- Hof., flush' 'HYHCHI F-fi'1Cef'0'1' IW ll'1f1l'U'l A1 mlm, Mlm: Slzvzcl-c, Aaopltvzxrmow- Mrs Klkmlt Jurlxot SandSM1::!HHoqvv:s Gmldmo FARRENS' HELEN ,yi All Club lmvm: l:s,v',:w1 1'0lfl'-Iwi that '1:l::1- COnCf'1nmU llu- qlflb, ENGLISH' GEORGIA Llbvay'XY'tiIll?ilr114xvlltw:z l lVm'3l'l All A'l 3 Socml Stufiufs, Polyffttfm, Senmv Anlvlsoy HRWES. LAVONNE lfrxtqluylu, fimctml filmtv Polvtwrlvrm' Maul Qmll ,mtl Sunil Nlatmrml lllmu: Smut.-t oncl Faculty Supervise oncl Otter Helpful Instruction HOLLENBECK, EDNA 1'1.l:l. S0c1fxlStml1f':z l.rml1::l1 ami Sofml lftwixvra. Cilmlvumrx ltfl H11-rye MANLEY. HELEN fwrtw: fmnl Sf-mm lrmwlfz, lovmtfxln fxrul 'IW-fx llumn, llumf- l t'v,rm:x11c::a fflmlrrvmrm Pmly llrug- Y KLINK, LENORE l.rlql1:sl1, Socml Stndn-qs Absvmbly Co-ordtnator Lffarlr-Iulwxp Nwrrlcw 1Tl.h lurnm Covlnsf-lm fxrvl Avlvlfsf' KORDIC, VIOLET 'nql1:slm, Social Stltdtes lv Red Cxoss MORGAN, MADELINE Plwfucal llducatlon, Uxlllettf-s ENIOYING THE HARVEST DINNER and tlw 501111-ul ul Mums llvlllt Lev, Ictlred ts-acllrt, and Mm lflvanm Mallllwws, on ll'-avf-, art- gmxw' ol tlw faculty mmnbms MARSHALL, FELICIA Att: and ffmf's:. SOC1-il Stlwln-5 P11 fflltlw WU' AQ , we mfg IV

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MISS RUTH DOWE Principal MBS. RUTH GREVE Vice-Principal MISS RUTH DOWE, officially pre- sented to the Student Body by Dr, Lawrence Winter, reviewed the policies of our school. Friendly Administrators Acting as temporary principal and vice-principal respectively, Miss Ruth Dowe and Mrs. Ruth Greve have administered Well their many duties. Besides ably conducting their routine problems, they whole- heartedly entered into their varied school activities. Miss Dowe was always present to lend her as- sistance to the girls when needed. Her major task was keeping the school running smoothly and or- derly, but she always found time to talk to the girls about their interests and problems. Mrs. Greve Was student council adviser and Worked With the student body officers in planning and executing student affairs. Her major concern lay in handling the attendance problems and coune seling the girls.

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NOTTAGE, LINEA PARROTT. HELEN ROGERS. LUCY Clothing, Fanciannes Hornemaking, Tri-Y Clothing, Fanciannes, Senior Counselor I ROOKLIDGE. CHESTER ROSS ANEDRA A SPECIAL VALENTINE was Miss Marie Churchill at the Valent1ne's Mathemancs Science General, ROWE, ROBERT DAY 'ea presented blf lumm Cgokmg malors m the Practice Apaftmefi' Ir. Roadside Council Biology, Cercle Motrice English, Social Studies, tor experience in preparing later for their class tea, Freshman Counselor Iomnalism' H,-Llqhtl and Adviser Keyettes, Quill and Scroll, English and Social Studies Chairman Relationship is Sincere Among Focuity ond Students SENN. HELENE Typing, Shorthand, English, Poly Promenaders SPENCER, LAWRENCE Band, Choral Music. String Ensemble, Tune Timers l 8 SHUCK ELMA MEMBERS OF THE P.T.S.A. board entertained the teachers during .' , their regular lunch periods. Providing and serving the delicious food Homemakmgr Child were Mrs. Brault, second vice-president, Mrs. Mehattev, ways and Ca'efMa15OnS' means chairman, Mrs. Ianke, refreshment chairman, Mrs. Almgren, Sophgkqsridhgggrselor treasurer: and Mrs. Fitzhugh, president.