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

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The faculty mem ers are a mireol by Sizuclents for MRS. VESTA CRONYN Biol0QY, chemistry, advisor to rally and pep, science chairman. MR. RICHARD DIXON Freshman social studies-Eng- lish, junior English, math, ad- visor to Poly Projectors and Keyettes. MISS HELEN FARRENS Librarian 10 MISS PATRICIA DELANEY MR. LEONARD DELURY Freshman, sophomore home economics. Bookkeeping, general business, distributive education, vocational counselor. Proper placement ot students is always the Mrs. Nelson, seniors. Mr. Delury is the vocation- concern ot the educational counselors at Girls al counselor. Mrs. Martin, the vice-principal, acts Poly. From left are Mr. Wolfe, sophomores, Mrs. as supervisor to the guidance staff. George, freshmen, Mrs. McLean, juniors, and MRS. CATI-IERINE GEORGE Senior social studies, junior English, fresh man counselor, advisor to NI-IS. MR. DAVID FREITAG Sophomore English.

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Mrs. Martin devotes time to counseling students As our one vice principal, Mrs. Martin is responsible for fulfilling the duties that in the other high schools of the city are ordinarily fulfilled by three or four. She is responsible for curriculum and guidance both. It is her job to evaluate and supervise courses. This year she has Worked hard to plan the new medical assistants' program which will be part of the school's course offerings next fall. A less pleasant aspect of her position is the handling of disciplinary matters, but her goal is always fairness and the Welfare of the student body. She also aids Miss Dowe in graciously greeting the many visitors who come to our building each year. There are in- galil Mrs. Martin often finds it necessary to consult or counsel with one of the students, and she enjoys these con- tacts with the girls. Here she and Mary Vanlsierop dis- cuss the distribution of the senior tea invitations. numerable eighth-grade tours designed to acquaint pro pective students with our special courses of study, and sl often leads these tours about the building, explaining tt special classrooms and equipment. Counseling with the girls is also one of her many acti' ities. She serves as supervisor of the educational counselo and Works closely With the school social Worker, attendanc counselor, school nurse, and other special personnel. Her position is a demanding one, but it has many re wards, too, for it brings her into close Contact with the girl and they are her first concern. On Rose Festval Princess selection day, it was Mrs. Martin's pleasure to introduce the candidates to the assembled student body. Mrs. Martin, vice principal, pauses brief- desk are some of the many paperwi ly from her busy schedule to pose for her tasks with which she must deal ec portrait for Polymaid. Before her on her day.

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