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

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FRESHME Autumn opened a new world for the smiling but timid freshmen as they en- tered high school. After two weeks of filling out forms, following directions, learning the difference between A and B schedules, making new acquaintan- ces, and choosing gold and white for class colors, their social calendar was launched with a Get Acquainted Party . Each registration room presented its own talent, for the best performance, the girls from the gym won inflated balloons. Class status was forgotten as the fresh- men were entertained and escorted by their senior sisters at the Freshie Frolic. The occasion was made complete with the crowning of the freshie queen. Val- entine's Day provided the theme for their annual tea. During this social event parents were introduced to friends, teach- ers, and fellow parents. Not to be for- gotten was their talent show, advised by Mrs. Marmont. ' While forecasting for the coming year, freshmen realize how fast this year has dwindled away. All agree that their first year in high school was most thrilling, challenging, and memorable. Marvell Albee Carol Allen Kathy Allen Pearlen Allen Sylvia Allman Susan Armstrong Ayli Arokae Vicki Bell Ruthann Bielman Teddy Bisner Pam Black Kathy Bliss Verle Bolclen Margaret Borg Charlotte Borley Eileen Bradford Peggy Brandon ' ' ' feat r Bettv Qrown 4 ,f Karen Burkart Dorene Bushek Linda Campbell Cathy Clark Ruthy Mae Cole Sandi Connally An impromptu meeting was called b th f h ff' y e res man o lcers who are Rosie Rodriguez left vice I 1 president, Claudiette Lavert, president, Joyce Gurule, secretary, and Julia Lee, treasurer. .et Aa I' ,ug i2 . -:wt is f aj .rss