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

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Juniors Ecigerly Anticipate Greoter Future Achievements LA , KAY STRAWN President Three down and one to go is the thought that runs through a iunior's mind as she looks forward with eagerness to her senior year. This year her activities have become more numerous. Club membership has taken on a new meaning for her as she observes the present leadership and the methods employed for furthering club aims, she has come to realize and prepare for her responsi- bilities in the coming year. The iunior tea was held in November and the talent show, which was really a memorable one, as it lasted almost an hour and a half, was in March. Anticipating their final year juniors began gathering ideas early to make an even greater success of their senior year. f-Uv auf -9 ' Asn? s WW, A ,K ,. . :if Q A- ' ' f t ADMIRING CLASS JEWELRY displayed in the school Notion Nook are Carol Zimmerman, class vice president, Babette Shelman, treasurer, and Mary Ham- monds, secretary. ' s 3 : 2 . HOPPING GLEEFULLY to the tune of Funny Little Bunny with the Powder Puff Tail were these three iunior bunnies, Sandra Keniield, left, Susie Hartshorn, and Delphine Renfro, dashing into their house to escape the clutches of the Big Bad Wolf. HELPING THEMSELVES to some of the many goodies, prepared by the foods class for the iunior autumn tea, are Patsy Gregg, left, Sandra Kenfield, Mrs. Greve, and Miss Rogers. 27

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Xe W, COMPOSING THEIR SPEECHES for the graduation exercises while talking over the development of their topics are Dorothy DeBoer, left, Janet Fischer, Bonnie Siedleman, and Elverna Turner. WHAT COLLEGE should I attend? asks 'Bonnie Siedleman of Gloria Pellum. To answer their questions the seniors studied booklets, is from various colleges and used in a display. sued Mwmw te K r-w of . K We Reminisce Accomplishments os Commencement Approochi au. .ps-wv IN ASSEMBLY LINE FASHION, Dale Cassel, Velma Bargeron, Gail Edwards, and Jo Ann Laughlin count and sack the long-awaited- for announcements for distribution. 26 MODELING A VARIETY OF SENIOR GOWNS, Bonnie Siedleman, left, Jo Ann Laughlin, and Marianne Johnson, helped the seniors select the style they wanted.

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a l While Corrying on School Traditions, , . .2 2524 W. .,., x A r Cl., A. Allen C. Bacaloff fv 52 ,if r r B E. Cunningham C. Denny -vt ff 5- fe N? P. Gregg K. Hall g 5 4, s 1 if 1 -N - . -we qwfi f B. Holt D. Humphrey ...7 J. D. Leach B. Lempke S E . u s X .. - s J i is 3 P' ,SQ f f f f M. Berg 3 Q 108 K Q -K v J. Esler l, .o--N 1' i -4.-v as wi 9 . C. Halliday in-D 'ie M. Jensen C' 433 l . B. Lewis 'ss E H xx it QQ, .vw X Q .Nw . D Q a J F. Bonnin .. yu ix A S E. Ferguson in 1-oi S t 5 l M. Hammonds Ns W S. Karl 'Vex S ., 1' P. Lindsay Q K gist. Q... 5.1 4.g,:.+ 'fl' . Conti -sf if 'unit - ,- ' F. Burnette ..'r. ig 'iii S. Forgey 1, F- '49 W G. Hawke IC Lib C. Kinyon ..f '.. , 1 M. Bowman B. Brown -32 - D iiii QL. f 'Q ti? M. Flint S. Folsom 33 f fix , ' 1 if S. Hartshorn l. Hatch ' ai.. . - ' if W? a ace K-wif ieei T 4. . 'U 'i5 il.-Q. S. Kenfield V. Kester ,. 'Y L. '1 , 5 .. .f X., QV Q S. Long A. Lovelace 5? . cle nt Juniors 1 .5 awe. ,QB L' A YP?-H219 ii bi' f' S. Clark P. Clarno , --:: -s x I M. Fruitiger B. Gartner . k.,k ... . . .5 ,... . L bg , if ' Q 'Sl- P ki rg.. G? we, 1 an . I J if . ' J. Hoclel M. Holland xx X ., . M M. 'P M. McCord , .. l 3 if 'PQ ' 5 Q 1, . as if . .ssl 1 'Y X I ff ,if Q- .. ss L. Krohn S. Lambert .... 3 . 'F'- B. Martin C. Matthews . 1 i v S e HAPPY HOLIDAYS, the iunior talent show, had all participants, in costume, on stage for the finale5.'The spring group sang Red Red Robin, summer, Summer Time, fall, Autumn Leaves, winter, Winter Wonderland, and as a grand finale all the girls sang Auld Lang Syne. P