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

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N ll M' 'Ll THESE THREE SENIOR AWARD WINNERS, Dorothy DeBoer, D.A.R. Good Citizen, left, Bonnie Siedelman, Betty Crocker Future Home- maker of America, and Jo Ann Laughlin, Gold Key for art, admire a typical teen-ager's locker. MISS CONGENIALITY Lily Helloerg ll MISS SERVICE Jeralyn Hale ls. 'wel' all Chosen to Represent Us Are Eight Gutstcinding Classmates 1 W ,Sk MISS INTELLECTUAI. Janet Fischer MISS WITTY Valerie Rivet ix MISS MOST-LIKELY-TO-SUCCEED Dorothy DeBoer MISS SMILES Shirley Blanc MISS TALENT Phyllis Everson MISS HI-TEEN Carol lnnocenti

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Fi' s fy , ,Q 1 -5 i ' 7. U . r f- f Q Ms? . i 1 . I .5 4 l FIRST TERM OFFICERS who have gathered in the hall are Bonnie Siedela man, treasurer, Shirley Blanc, secretary, and Jo Ann Guy, vice-president. SHOWING THE SECOND TERM PRESIDENT, Valerie Rivet, what some of the previous work that has been accomplished by her officers is Pat Leasia, first term president. Proudly We View Our Officers Who Plcin Senior Functions A new sense of responsibility is faced by each senior girl as she ends her years at Girls Poly and receives her diploma. Mem- ories still fresh in her mind are those of class plays, talent shows, Cotton Dress Day, bac- calaureate, election of class and student body officers, the Senior Prom, and the thrill as one of her classmates was chosen to represent Girls Poly in the Royal Court of Rosaria. Among all these pleasant mem- ories, the one that shall always be most outstanding is that of graduation and the thrill she had walking down the aisle while holding her red rose. She has much to look forward to-enter- ing college or the business world or sharing her life with the man of her dreams. She has learned that graduation is iust another big step forward in her role as a mature individual. SECOND TERM OFFICERS, Gloria Pellum, secretary, Bonnie Siedelman, treasurer, and Loretta Spencer, vice-president, talk over senior business.

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51-3 je KT' LL N- ALLEN, MARIAH-Nursing. Cercle Motrice, sec., Nurrice, vice- pres., Giardino, sec., Jr, Red Cross, vice-pres., Y.F.C., pres., Sigma Tau Kappa, treas., Keyettes, sec. Nursing. ANDERSON, BONNIE-Business. Fanciannes, pres., Cercle Mo- trice, Giardino, sec., Del Fuego, Walther League. Nursing. ANDREWS, BONNIE-Business Machines. Art, Tune Timers, Giar- dino. Work. BAKER, KATHLEEN-Foods. Modello, Thespians, Cercle Motrice, Aremac, Jr. Red Cross, Poly Proiectors, sgt.-at-arms. Nursing. BARGERON, VELMA-Clothing. Cercle Motrice. Work. BARTON, J.UDY-Transfer from Camas H. S. Business. Cecco Fi Mue, viceepres., Student Council, rep., Drama Plays. Work and College. SQN.. With Hopes for Reaching Our Varied Goals, We Graduate 20 N-...., BIDDLE, CAROL-Distributive Education. Jr. Roadside Council, pres., High School Fashion Board. Business College and Mar- riage. BLANC, SHIRLEY-Business Machines. National Honor Society, vice-pres., Student Body, vice-pres., Senior Class, sec., Polyettes, pres., sec., Quill 8. Scroll, Sigma Tau Kappa, treas., Hi Light, feature editor, Jr. Roadside Council, pres., sec., Fanciannes, pres., Jr. Red Cross, treas., Giardino. College. BUCK, SHARON-Business. Cecco Fi Mue, Tune Timers, Cercle Motrice. Work. BURNETT, BARBARA-Distributive Education. Nurrice, Y.F.C., pres., F.H.A., pres., Green Thumb, sec., Book Club. Work and School. BURNETTE, PHYLLIS-Distributive Education. Aremac, treas., sec., vice-pres., Junior Class, sec., Poly Proiectors, treas., sec., Stu- dent Council, rep., Polyettes. Business College and Work. CASSLE, DALE-Transfer from Washington H. S. Foods. Art Club, Drama Class Plays. Work. CHESTERMAN, BONNIE-Foods. Cecco Fi Mue. Marriage and Work. CLARK, KAREN-Business. Cercle Motrice, Jr. Roadside Council, Tune Timers, Poly Projectors, Modello, Del Fuego, Freshie Court. Work.