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

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'iv' I K I 1 W. ' 5 ' , N -' '- A I jf N., ' f KEEPING THE SCHOOL FINANCES IN ORDER, Mrs. Cora Rathbun conscientiously worked hard at this iob besides helping the various clubs keep their records in tip-top shape and maintaining the general business in the book- room. 'lil HARD WORKING AND UNCOMPLAIN- ING, THE OFFICE STAFF, Mrs. Jean Jensen, left, Mrs. Margaret Rice, and Mrs. Genevieve Speichinger always transacted the many details required ww in a school office. EACH DAY OUR MATRON, Mrs. Inez Hiltunen, polished the brass railing in the main hall as well as generally helping keep our school unusually clean. Our Helpful Staff Assists in Coorclinoting School Work WORKING ON THEIR SPECIALTIES while preparing for the noon rush are Mrs. Grace Struthers, left, Mrs. Kay Snow, and Mrs. Nina Miller, the school's popular cafeteria staff. it I liwxlgir Q 4f,.,m.v V R Diwali 1 A SWEEP HERE, a bit of polish there, the custodians of our clean school, Lincoln Wright, lower left, Vern Stratton, Gilbert Dodson, and Albert Sage, worked tirelessly in continuing our high standards of neatness. I5 x -L1 7 Wi

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