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

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Pave a Path of Pleasant Memories to Their Senior Year 4 fy krii A I G' -e I 'X -7- C' 'lr ft. 5 J. Mead A. Merritt j . 5. ii ::. 2 '- i 1 ,A D. Nourse C. Older 1 If 1. . fl 1: ' L . wi D. Renfro M. Rhodes at c 'I 1' 'T' -5 P J. Speck K. Stephens it ' :if 5 .- A G 1, 3 li JL. f Lvl' 9 w I ' ia 7 7 K Y M. Welch A. Wells :fx 4- ,,. an 2 t I B. Miles A . A, . . 'X f 1 r K 'le .. gg ax' ' , ,- L. Overton 4 We S t S, Rowley aft' ll G if I S. Stephens S l J. Wilde .J J, Q Q K . 1 I, I P s .M .,., Q I 1 it an A 'xv S . N B. Miller S. Moore .wie '- ' 3 t w - -- J. Parks L. Patterson rr 'M P il T36 'N .... f, 9.4 K. Russell V. Sanderson t Z vw' in 1- P 5. I- . K. Strawn K. Stutzman it ie ver. R 1 i .. -of .K 0 i . Wridge C. Zimmerman UPLAYMATE, COME OUT AND PLAY WITH ME sang Carla Halliday, left, with Delphine Renfrew manipulating her hands, and Susan Hartshorn whose hands were worked by Sandra Kenfield. . iiii . . W sa, .. ,L . lg fuss. A ' 1: v V S? f 'Q 2:9 y I rf if 'Q t lf: P. Myers C. Nelson J. Nelson P. Nihart . .-.. K f A 16 F! it F J' l 'P 1-fv A 452-T 'S' '-5' 'K . J Af' l . z. .aw J. Pederson A. Pettis G. Reed T. Reisner 2? AH. ef 39 qi. ' 3 x ' rm s ' z.gi?'ve i 'if v I .V . K X 1 lit t B. Shelman B. Sickles M. Siebens D. Smith I .fgrx J' A ,L A ,- , .gy ag. 'rat' k . i l S Z2 P. Tegge J. Thompson D. Walsh F. Warren 1 .5 5 X . i I. 5 it DECEMBER, in the talent show, was illustrated by the traditional Christmas scene with Carol Matthews, left, Donna Smith, and Trudy Riseler pantomiming. 29

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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

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Looking Ahead, Sophomores Maintain Standards Set for The . - i 11191 x ft kg . ..,.,. 55 iii asm pQ,f,,, PLIT A NICKEL IN, press a button, and presto! you have your soft drink. Experimenting with the new coke machine these officers, Mickey Oliver, vice-president, Sharon Goodrich, secretary, and Charmaine Thum, treasurer, experiment with it while posing. SITTING AROUND A TABLE while cutting out butterflies are Karen Miller, left, Janice Camp, and Sharon Miller who were among the many who worked hard in decorating for their Spring tea. THROUGH THE COURTESY of the sattelite special these green Martians, Nancy Garvin, left, Norma Meikleiohn, Sharon Good- rich, and Rosie Court, visited G, P. H, S. during their sophomore talent show, Around the World in Fifty Minutes. 30 .r 1 E 3 LORINE PHILLIPS President Harmony was the sophomores' theme as they worked together toward a well-rounded calendar. The new friends, social life, and friendly get-to- gethers will long be remembered by these girls as they continue their high school education. Sophomores were well represented in sports and scholastic events. The never-ending parade of activities continued crowding the calendar to capacity as breezy days ushered in winter and its varied program. The talent show, Around the World in Fifty Minutes, presented a preview of future occurrences. An exciting prelude to sum- mer vacation was their May tea. The close of these two years finds these girls ready for specialization next year in their maior field which will require much serious concentra- tion for excellence of achievement. li i Q E 7. , S Q it is .i