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

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.Xian Q- IOANNE LOVELACE -1-r LU LW fun I, l W r ix 3 sk - K es,r 1 0- 1 I il W K -ir ' W i 4-.., Miss GEORGIA ENGLISH gem r Cl P 'd t, - o ass rest en Senior Class Adviser We, the Seniors of I956 Time Went byl The senior year suddenly closed in upon us. No more classes, teachers, or walking up the same steps of Poly and saying, Hi Iane, or l-li, Marylu All our Old friends Were going their Way, but We have these remembrances. We remember the senior cictivities such as the class plays in which some of our best friends had a starring role. We remem- ber the new officers elected, the college con- ferences attended, and the senior tea given for parents. We remember Cotton Dress Day, baccalaureate, and most of all graduation when each of us walked down the aisle to- ward our finished gocil. CHOOSING COMMITTEE MEMBERS for the senior prom, tea, banquet, baccalaureate and commence- ment are Shirley Hendrickson, vice-president, Marlene Schmitz, secretary, and Ioyce Wernegreen, treasurer.

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As artists must sacrifice for their art, so must students sacrifice for their school. X I f .- i

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4-...X MISS INTELLECTUBL Beta Braull . x MISS CONGENIALITY MISS MOST-LIKELY-TO-SUCCEED Ioann Lovelace Vera Taylor h U I I Present to You l e Senior Six. ShlI'lfSHiZ'SE2fm 55,2 'JJIIQL MISS SERVICE Pauline McKinney l l 1. . wg- A