http://archive.oes.edu/files/original/b686ecf037a8e14c8d6a1d4507f00de4.pdf a40aad0cc5841a7fa9bc83ef3eeb4f9a PDF Text Text Brag &T#' y r I ~V, | 1 te >5* •-J I •g ’ ■ *’ "M i #* %' -.'#• tffe 1* «|-~gpf M M^ t#* f.y Iff .-I «?* I. " ■ •. W54 ■ ,-• & •“fc* o' ip*- ^. * —•• i y m *■> ie& S'* «* -'.; Published by the Senior *&lass of St Melons Mall Portland, Oregon * �. A % i nIF v ■ ■■ ■■■ ' ’■ • :• .■-• v»; r Zkat Our 'Daughters Mag tie As �Zhe Polished Comers of Zhe Zemple” ��:• •< * Zhe T)Ci %X f. ■ V m 2 '-Vi .V V s: f * ^ .1 •s ■«' 0* ■4- *i V, «: •- V •>r * x M �'Dedication \j It is with deep gratitude that we, N the Seniors of nineteen hundred and fifty-four, dedicate this, our Delphic, to those who have made St. Helen's Hall a better school, who have con­ tributed vastly to its beauty, unity and traditional strength . . . that strength which can come only through united effort and devotion. With humble re­ spect we acknowledge their work and ! revere their memory—the alumni of St. Helen's Hall on this our eightyfifth anniversary. Present Site J)J$ ��"Blest are the moments, doubly blest Spent daily here with Thee*" RT. REV. BENJAMIN D. DAG WELL ^ Bishop of Oregon REV. EVAN R. WILLIAMS Chaplain �IN MEMORIAM Mrs. Elsie Teeling, housemother of the Cottage, passed away during Christmas vacation of this year. She is affection­ ately remembered by the entire school for her patience and kindliness. Her passing leaves us all with a sense of sorrow and respect. Blessed is every one that feareth the Lord; that walketh in His ways.11 5 �CJ : BOARD OF TRUSTEES TIE RT. REV. BENJAMIN D. DAGWELL MRS. H. M. BOUVY MR. R. M. COLWELL MR. PHILIP FIELDS DR. H. C. FIXOTT MR. C. K. GABRIEL MRS. WALTER HOLMAN DR. LANSING E. KEMPTON MRS. THOMAS SHARP THE REV. GEORGE SWIFT THE REV. GEORGE TURNEY GERTRUDE HOUK FARISS Principal This year the Hall welcomed back Gertrude Houk Fariss, who for fifteen years headed Saint Helen's Hall Junior College. Under her capable and inspiring leadership the alumnae, student body and parents have joined to­ gether enthusiastically in cele­ brating our 85th Anniversary and in building for the future. A sound educator, a wise counsel­ lor, a sympathetic and patient listener and a gracious friend, Mrs. Fariss has won the hearts and admiration of us all. As assistant to the principal this year came Miss Cleo Crosby, who has administered the board­ ing department and social activ­ ities. 6 - — > CLEO CROSBY Assistant to the Principal �> HELEN BOYLE Typing IRENE CAMPELL Latin ETHEL CHRISTIE Drama HELGA daret Physical Education eW faulty French CAROLYN HARRINGTON Music ' ^ -M ELIZABETH JOHNSON Science flJTH ROSE RICHARDSON English KATHAIONE PIGGOTT Mathematics MART MORPHEI Art ISABELLE MCKIHDIE History ^ �MRS. HALL Executive Secretary HOUSEMOTHERS: MRS. DANIELS Secretary t\ GUARDIANS OF MATTERS MOMENTOUS AND MALE i Mrs. Strahan, Mrs. Kelso, Mrs. Stono, Mrs. Booth household. staff MRS. ROBERTSON Receptionist MRS. BROl.'N Dietician MRS. NOBLE School Nurse ���fist® eigSsc fun! Cte oniclc "Les Enfants Tarrdbles" 1950-1951 acquired red ties and yellow bove • • • SPONSORED FIRST DANCE, "COUNT EVERY STAR" • • • • PARTY FOR FROSH AT THE HDME OF JO ANN FIELDS ...CLASS WEEK-END AT CANNON • • • PUSHED RED CROSS CAMPAIGN AND POLIO DRIVE • • • F.xii hKTL. ANCE, MISCHIEF, AND A LOT OF INITIATIVE • • • FRESHMAN CLASS PRESIDENT o 4 » SUE BRECK "The Ontlav(s)" 1951-1952 "GET ACQUAINTED" PARK AT JACKIE EDWARDfS SLUMBER PARK AT NANCY CANNON1 S .. • • ANNUAL DANCE —1"SWEETHEARTS1 BALL" —WETH JACKIE QUEEN . . « • DONATED CLASS WEEK-END MONEY TO OF DIMES . o • SOPHOMORE CLASS PRESIDENT...NANCY CANNON HCME . • . • VALENTINE HOWARD AS THE MARCH “The Best Years of Oar Lives" 1952-1953 RED-LETTER DAY WITH THE JAZZ CONCERT, BELIE OF ST. HEIEN»S AND “APRIL SHOWER" DANCES • • • • JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM AT THE TOWN.CLUB • • • CLASS WEEK-END AT CANNON... SLUMBER PARTIES AT NANCY CANNONfS AND JUDY EVAN »S HOMES • . • AT LAST UPPERCLASSMEN... JUNIOR CLASS PRESIDENT..JUANA BARNARD “From Here to Eternity" 1953-195U SKIP DAY AT TIMBERLINE...CHRISTMAS FORMAL....SENIOR CLASS PLAY—“NIKE GIRLS".....DELPHIC DANCE....... BABY SHOWER FOR MRS. WILLIAMS....... WEEK-END AT NEHALEK... DOUGHNUTS, DOTS, AND “LITTLE MAJOR" SALES...AUCTION OF TEACHERS...LAST EVENT GRADUATION... SENIOR CLASS PRESIDENT o . . . JACKIE HOWARD VICE PRESIDENT............ ! BETK JO ROBINSON SECRETARY..................... ..JOY BAUMGARTNER TREASURER..................... ....JO ANN FIELDS 9 �DIANA BARNARD Portland. Oregon “Diana" President of the Student Body President of the Junior Class . Helenas . . May Court . . Secretary of the Student Body . . Yours is not the question why, yours is but to do or die" JOY BAUMGARTNER Grass Valley, Oregon “Joy'' . . . Secretary of the Senior Class Corresponding Secretary of the Student Body . . Helenas Recipient of Mary Award B~ Club . “Oh swear words” SUE BRECK Portland, Oregon "Susie" . . President of Freshmen Class . BMay Ccurt . . . Senior Class Play Club . Our Sarah Bernhardt . . "He's got charm up the ears' �NANCY CANNON Portland, Oregon Nancy" . President of Helenas . . . Presi­ dent of the Sophomore Class . Vice Presi­ dent of the Student Body . B~ Club . . May Court . . “Not all sailors, just Bert" JO ANN FIELDS Portland, Oregon “Jody" Treasurer of the Senior Class . . Senior Class Play . Secretary of the Jun­ ior Class . . President of B^ Club ... “I can get a discount at Tommy Luke's" SHARON FORD John Day, Oregon “Fordo" . . President of the Boarding De­ partment . May Court . . Senior Class Play Editor ol the Delphic . . Helenas “Well, she has pretty hair" �JANE GILCREST Eugene. Oregon Entered senior year from Eugene 'Janie”. .. - Senior Class Play . . "Fairly fabulous" * : 7 ? JOANN HENRY Langlois, Oregon ‘‘Henry'’- . Senior Class Play . Treasurer of the Delphic . . . "Who's better, not me" JACQUELINE HOWARD Portland, Oregon "Jackie".. . President of the Senior Class . . Corresponding Secretary of Student Body. Junior year . . . Valentine Queen, Sopho­ more year . . Helenas . Club . . . "Did I hear somebody mention OSC?" �MARILYN HUTCHINGS Portland, Oregon "Glamourpuss". - Entered senior year from Lincoln . . Senior Class Play - B~ Club "Really dahlings" . . . T will be around to collect the dot money for sure tomorrow" : 1 BARBARA McGRAW Oak Grove, Oregon Recipient of the "Barbie" - . Helenas Dagv/ell Cup Award . . Senior Class Play President of GAA Recipient of the Mary Rodney Award . "I'll see if I can get the convertible tonight" MARGARET MILLER Portland, Oregon Margie". . Entered senior year from Newberg . . Stage crew Senior Class Play Chairman of the Auction of the Faculty for the Delphic . . Wit of the Senior Class "Howo" �BETTY JO ROBINSON Lewiston. Idaho "B. J " . Vice-president of the Senior Class . . Vice-president of the Boarding Depart­ ment . Helenas . Mery Court . . B- Club . Narrator in / Remember Alma Mater . . "Sure I flunked my test” ANN STEGNER Portland. Oregon * Stagner”. Entered senior year from Grant . Big push” behind Delphic dot sale . "Joseph ' in the Christmas Play . . A real "Liberace, he gain for the Senior Class appeals to me” CATHERINE WISE Sherwood. Oregon "Cathy”. . . Treasurer of the Student Body . President of the Red Cross Council . . . Double-take in the Senior Class Play both as the victim and head of the Stage Crew . Recipient of the Drama Award . . . “I'll do it” �CLASS PROPHECY The Senior Class of l5h. Prophesies this for '6U: Diana Barnard got the Nobel Prize in Chemistry this year, What she*s making secretly is the only thing we fear. Joy B. (her name's too long to spell) Thinks a truant officer1s life is simply too, too swell# Sue Breck is an actress, what a treat! "Lady Macbeth" was her latest feat. Sun Valley, also Timberline are Nancy Cannon’s Mecca, But yesterday, we hear, she had a little wreck-a. Jo Ann Fields, we’re proud to say. Has her own TV show—"Queen for a Day." Life Magazine has a new efficient head. She’s Sharon Ford Vishinsky, who recently was wed. Jane Gilcrest, cast adrift on a sea of men. Is happily trying to pick and choose between two guys named Glen. Postmaster General Henry has lowered the rate Of the airmail stamp »• • we all think it’s great! Did you know that Jackie Howard Teaches young'uns? She's no coward! Marilynne Hutchings is doing fine, we see. She's an SHH housemother, and happy as can be! Another Jim Thorpe, Barbie McGraw isn’t slow, And at the Olymoics she stole the show. Margie Miller, our tender-hearted nurse. Is still full of witty sayings, which are always very terse. For being "Mother of the Year," B.J. got a placque-e, Her charming children always bounce from Joy right back to J^ck-ie. Ann Stegner now officiates at the Portland Traffic School, She was the first woman ever to break every single rule. A gold plate on an oaken door bears Cathy Wise's name *. • From managing props at SHH she's risen to heights of fame. 15 �Hawaii Bound I \ ' What, Form" �I E.Hnjl'Ha ��4 t Known by aqua ties and ability to do things at the last minute; presented Red Letter Week festivities, Red Letter Day Dance,Jun­ ior-Senior Prom, and Junior-Senior Tea; ex­ perts at replanting rock gardens and full of ideas for next year. Look out, Seniors , here we come! FUTURE BURBANKS DID AWAY MUS. BABBITT AT TEA—TALENT SHOW �«.»■<**» *V£e.V’ , ^1 c^-3‘— V* Cfe 3V *ot*. ?raser, ^ *c tanet S*T ’^lenior*. \>V -i6 ad®c W'°'f„ce • g*°s \)& e-°: -v ' c t° \ur< l?d-e O- k e7-a’oe'‘ _7L.e3 c^st^TVoi.*0"’ TO-e at Wt «lA ' sSS^=*£ai, ’urc^«wT* „ 30^- *^x>ot&9‘ s’*rV«^'-» \ Br°®d to pWOtlv or 06^ •5 > 0-0-0- id. -£U*0 •°e^6e ^ •* ta°\e v,\\eyT for ?a^°uS oe& CrosS of c^rl W®®t0red *>'s . S?\*e ^le” a eM ^ tflfc �io1" a^ndo^’ rv. -i e3 &nd £$ - \*• e3 »i cj Wd© e3 ’» i,° oi tre ile x 3 WaS G^1 .^er3 . 2,0^ oU ?* •tod-V con' Y*e*© V,, 0^ *e*ef i d®®-3 ’ in 1 �At it again 1 Caught again! ifmmi v\ ^ Janice? 1 .v 1 . Marilyn? Lights out? Graduates? Hoe down! We made it I ��% �OLD GIRL - NEW GIRL TEA Every year the school 'term is opened at the Hall In this way the with the 11 Old Girl-New Girl Tea." newcomers and their mothers are greeted in a friend ~ ly atmosphere on the front lawn. �CHRISTMAS PLAY In addition to this more serious celebration, the entire school has a gay Christinas dinner the night before vacation wher gifts are exchanged and carols Our traditional Santa, Mr. Alexander Oumansky, added to the occation sung. with his witty remarks. 22 �1 i ; SHOW Special invitation for His Honor Pagoda land in miniature ALMA MATES. Gala performance by alumnae, faculty, and students reviewing school activities since *69 in drama, dance, and song—April 30thl Speeches were long in ‘72 Attitude of "Pleading11 in Elocution class scene En garde — Gal ahad1s armnr’ 23 �SSH:- •- mm s«|! » '■ ; ifi r ': m\ mwi * .’i r • r I Vi iv --T r 4 / m u'C flr « F'i&+ o: 05 'vr'_n < | _i3. . , ,, ; v •r>! £5F • Y-V SasaMaAi, MOMENT OF SUSPENSE . . . Betty Robinson, Joanne Henry, Sharon Ford, Barbara McGraw, Marilynne Hutchings, JoAnn Fields, Jane Gilcrest. i SUSPECTS-AIL • . . Barbara McGraw, Sharon Ford, Betty Robinson. On the nights of February 25 and 26 the senior class presented "Nine Girls," a thrilling murder mystery involv­ ing a group of sorority sisters spending a weekend at their isolated mountain cabin. The leads were played by Betty Jo Robinson, a rich blueblood, and Sue Breck, her friend from Before the curtain falls, a the other side of the tracks, dead body is found, and Mary is finally proved the murder er of her two sorority sisters. Sharon Ford, Joanne Henry, Marilynne Hutchings, Catherine Wise, Barbara McGraw, Jo Ann Fields, Jane Gilcrest, and Joy Baumgartner had supporting roles. =24 Sue Breck, Catherine Wise �Sharon Ford, Joy Baumgartmer, Betty Jo Robinson, Jo Ann Fields Diana Barnard, Nancy Cannon, Marcia Mills, Mistress of Ceremony. MAY FETE The May Fete traditionally celebrates the coming of spring to the Hall. The theme for the dance this year was "Rhapsody in Blue," carried out by the six princesses wearing light blue dresses, and by following a blue color scheme for decThe coronation of the queen took place oration in the gym. first, and Queen Jo Ann I commanded that the evening’s entertainment begin. The program presented for the queen and her court consisted of three numbers by the Glee Club, a choral Nancy Cannon, reading, and a number by the string ensemble. Helenas' president, "tapped"the new members of the honor soc­ After the iety by presenting each girl with a yellow rose, led the way to the gym, coronation ceremonies, the queen where she and the princesses led the first dance. A wonderful evening was enjoyed by royalty and guests alike. 25 �SPECIAL The "Reck" room was the setting for the Delphic dance, the first one of the school year. This inform­ al social affair led off the many fund raising projects for the school annual. i y 26 Sue and John Betty and Andy �THE RED LETTER DAY DANCE, sponsored annually by the junior class. Is highlighted with the announcement of the BELLE OF ST. HELEN1S, selected by popular Student Body Vote. ALOHA BRANDON - Belle of St. Helen's AMORE..AMORE..AMORE Hearts and a wishing well set the gay motife of Amore* at the sophomore Valentine formal. Their Majesties - Queen MARCIA and King JOHN 27 �—. '• /• ■ I iy } i {=*» /■ . . i r ; ; f I •i Jr I ■ • • • • THAT HEACTl BLOW / Mro _ Darpf. _ . ��lilitillll v; •vy mm > ,-v;.: ,-fc �I I The Executive Council is made up of the junior and senior members of This body, the Student Council, acting as a student court, deals with student problems which the administration feels it can handle successfully. DIANA BARNARD Student Body President sxsarrrvB council Cathorino Wise, Joy Baumgartner, HoIon Fannin, Diana Barnard, Nancy Cannon, Jackie Howanl, Sharon Ford, Marietta Lind. �; yt .*«*?. v Barietta Lind, Honaa Fisher, Diana Barnard, Joy Baxmgartner, Sharon Ford, Catherine Wise, Helen Fannin, Haney Cannon, Jackie Howard. Lynne Coleman, Marcia Olson, STUDENT comm 30 Since the Student Body was founded in 1934 under Dorothy Hill, great strides have been The Student made in student government. Council is made up of class representatives, and the presidents of school organizations. The Council's main function is to serve as an instrument through which the voice of the Student Body can be heard. Many valuable ideas are gained through attendance of na­ tional and Regional Student Government Con­ ferences. Through the able counsel of Miss Irene Campbell the girls have had an oppor­ tunity to experience the workings of democ­ racy first hand. �ijtftpm S' I COUNCIL 1 1 The Boarder's Council is the governing body for the boarding department of the Hall, v-iith the help of an advisor, it makes rules, ad­ ministers punishement, and takes charge of the activities of the boarders, This year these activities consisted of the annual birthday party and the Thanksgiving dinner. Under the competent leadership of Sharon Ford, president, the Boarder's Council has Others of the council been very successful, include BJ Robinson, vice-president, Barbara Me Graw, fire marshal, Marcia Mills and Nancy Morris hall chairmen, Helen Farrain, treasurer, Donna Wineberg, secretary. i : ,5 v ■ :* i Marcia Mills, Sharon Ford, Betty Jo Robinson, Barbara McGraw, Ctonna WineburR, Nancy Morris, Helen Famin. 3s-••••; j •: v �SEATED: Helen Farmin, Joy Baumgartner, Nancy Cannon, Mariette Hiss Me Kirdie, Lind, Jackie Howard, Lynne Coleman* STANDING: Diana Barnard, Sharon Ford, Betty Robinson, Barbara McGraw* HELENAS Helenas is an honor society and service organization whose members are admitted not only for their scholarship but for their character. The girls serve as acolytes in our daily chapel service ana acts as hostesare ses in school functions. Each year new members "tapped" at the May Fete Coronation ceremonies and are initiated in a formal service in the chapel* �V--, :v- : & m I f -V : afe-- • m.• THE B# CLUB directed by Mrs. John Harrington contributes to daily Chapel and has perform­ ed at all major school functions, They have also represented the school at the American Association of University Women’s Christmas Tea and on the Kay V/est radio show. 1st ROW: Louise Beecher, Teara Stark, Margaret Keiter, Connie Wright, Orace B&llheia, Marcia Olson, Lynne Coleaan, 2nd ROW: Sue Breck, Dianne Witaan. Betty Jo Hobinson, Jackie Howard, Catherine Wise, Karen Barner, Jill Hall, Joanne Khrlick, Suzane Schuler. 3rd ROW: Marilynne Hutchings, Virgin­ Raney ia Parrott, Joy Baumgartner, Cannon. ABSBMT: Jo Ann Fields. Pat Kelley, Teura Stark, Mrs. Johnson, Standing! Roma interest ctthlrtne wSfttnny Savyer, Jo Ann Fioids. Stimulating a larger Fisher and Marcia Olson. in social service, the Junior Red Cross Council under the direction of Mrs. Dan Johnson organized and dis­ tributed baskets at Christmas, collected clothes and toys for a Korean orphanage, and sponsored a Hall "Talent” show for the patients at the Vet­ eran's Hospital. They also participated in city­ wide and regional Red Cross Meetings. JRC 33 �DELPHIC STAF SEATED: Harilynn Hutchings, Betty Jo Robinson, Jane Ollcrest, Norma Fisher, Sharon Ford, Sue Breck, Louise Beecher, Jackie Howard. STANDINGi JoAnn PieIds, Barbara KcGraw, Margaret MiHer, Joy Baumgartner, Nancy Cannon, Diana Barnard, Marcia Olsen, Ann Stegner, Catherine Wise Through the year of chasing down ads, late stories and promised snap­ shots, of biting nails over making two v/ords do the work of two para­ graphs , meeting deadlines, and enjoying the fun, effort and frustration that make up the Delphic, we hope that we have succeeded in gathenng some of the memories that have made up the life at the Hall. 0 win uwijj 34 Editor ......................... ..Sharon Ford Treasurer..................... .Joanno Henry Art Editor................... Diana Barnard Assistant Art Editor • • • Holon Fannin Copy Editors............... Joy Baumgartner Jackie Howard ..Jo Ann Fields Finance Marilynne Hutchings ....forgaret Hiller Lay out..... .......... Log. in-Markham Photography, Ed Neil ............ Kn. Morphey Art Adviser, ...Mios Richardson Advisor...., �f DELPHIC DOT DONATORS Christie, Ethel Morphey, Mary Piggott, Katharine Brown, Mabel Crosby, Cleora Fariss, Gertrude Hall, Val McDonald, Esther Richardson, Ruth Rose Barnard, Diana Cannon, Nancy Coleman, Lynne Daniels, Doris Howard, Jackie Jones, Lucy Kolley, Pat McKirdie, Isabelle Mullendore, Delores Olson, Marcia Ordway, Marlene Stone, Lorena Vandel, Pat Wiecks, Janice Witman, Diane Baker, Carol Barner, Karen Baumgartner, Joy Breck, Sue Carr, Alansa Carr, Betsy Clarke, Evonn Daret, Helga Egans, Kathleen Euwer, Virginia Farmin, Helen Ferguson, Nancy Fisher, Norma Henry, Joanno Hutchings, Marllynn I Kelso, Bertha Keiter, Margaret Kerr, Karen Lind, Marietta McGraw, Barbara Miller, Margaret Mills, Marcia Morriss, Nancy Rawllnson, Sylvia Robinson, Betty Jo Sawyer, Penny Strahn, Evelyn karriner, Kuulei Wineberg, Donna Wise, Catherine �HAMILTON’S for that “Smart” look ☆ JANTZEN -WHITE STAC SPORTSWEAR ☆ Alex Coleman-Serbin SEPARATES ! 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Portland Riding Academy BRANCHES AND' DEALERS THROUGHOUT THE WEST GARDEN HOME. OREGON Wc give class and private lessons WILLIAM WILSON. Manager CHerry 2727 PAINTS WALLPAPER * CjLASS - MIRRORS COMPLIMENTS of a Friend �index 18 Baker, Carol... Ballheim, Grace...............••♦••18,33 Barnard, Diana...10,25,29,30,32,33,3li Bamer, Karen......•••••••.♦•♦♦ #18,33 Baumgartner, Joy.10,25,29,30, 32,33,3h 17,33,3U Beecher, Louise, 8 Booth, Alice... 17 Bowles, Carol.* Boyle, Helen... .7 Brook, Heather. .19 10,2l+,25,26,33,31+ Breck, Sue..... 8 Brown, Mabel... .18 Callender, Pat. 7 Campbell, Irene Cannon, Nancy • • • • 12,25,29,30,32,33,31+ 18 Carr, Alansa. Carr, Betsy.. 17 28 Chappel, Karen. Christie, Ethel 7 Clark, Evonn... 17 Coleman, Iynne. 18,30,32,33 Conley, Nancy.. 19 6 Crosby, Chleo.. Dagwe11, B.D... .1+ Daniels, Mrs. O.J 8 Daret, Helga..... 7 Egans, Kathleen.. 19 Ehrlich, Joanne.. .......................18,33 Euwer, Virginia.. .......................17,33 Farmin, Helen.... 17,22,29,30,31,32 6 Fariss, Gertrude. Ferguson, Nancy.. .17 Fields, JoAnn.... 11,2l+,25,33,31+ Fisher, Norma.... ...19,30,33,31+ Fisk Marie ..... 7 Ford, Sharon.. 11, 2l+, 25,29,30,31,32,3l+ Gilcrest, Jane........ 12,2b,3k Godfrey, Martha. • • • 19 8 Hall, Mrs. George.. Hall, Jill............... 18,33 Harrington, Carolyn ................................7 Henry, Joanne...... .......................12,21+ Howard, Jackie........ 12,29,30,32,33,31+ Hutchings, Karilynn ...........13,21+,33,31+ Jackson, Pat....... 19 Johnson, Elizabeth. 7,33 Jones, Lucy........ 19 Josephson, Pat..... 19 Keeler, Sara............. 19 Keiter, Margaret... 19,33 Kelley, Pat............. .. 17,33 8 Kelso, Bertha*..... Kerr, Karen........ 17 Kruse, Pat......... 17 Lind, Marietta..... 17,29,30,32 Iynd, Beverly...... 19 Meier, Nancy............ 19 13,2l+, 31,32,31+ McGraw, Barbara.... McKirdie, Isabelle. ............. 7,32 Miller, Margaret... ........... 13,3U 17,25,27,31 Mills, Marcia.......... Morphey, Mary......... ....7 Morris, Nancy......... 19,31 Mullendore, Deloris 19 Nelson, Pat........... 19 8 Noble, Helen....... Olsen, Marcia.......... 18,30,33,31+ Ordway, Marlene.... 19 18*33 Parrott, Virginia.. Piggott, Katharine. 7 Purcell, Kay.......... 19 Rawlins on, Sylvia.. 17 Richardson, Ruth... 7 Robertson, Mrs..... 8 Robinson, Betty.li,2^,25,26,31,32,33,3U Rushlight, Linda. 19 Ruth, Ethelyn.... 19 Sawyer, Penelope. 18.33 Schueler, Suzanne 17.33 Sinclair, Ruth... 19 Stark, Teura........ 19,33 Stegner, Ann........ H+,3l+ Stone, Loma..... 8 Strahan, Evelyn.. 8 Teeling, Diann... 18 Vandel, Pat.......... 19 Warinner, Kuulei. 19 Warren, Rita........ 19 Weiss, Barbara... 18 White, Gayle........ 19 WLecks, Janice... 19 Williams, Evan... U,7 WLneberg, Donna.., ........................18,31 WLtman, Dianne..., ........................19,33 WLse, Cathe rine.,, Hi, 2l+, 29,30,33,31+ Wright, Connie..., ........................18,33 Wong, Lucian......... 18 ���I . "■ v: 3- y:*% Zke Polished Corners of Zhe Zemple” ■ r 11 if �arVft M .i'i 1% # 5 :■ '> H ‘ r - V. . r%. hp * « . i;: SS8S St kp f, f r- 7 ! ■ ■ ■M � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Oregon Episcopal School Yearbooks Description An account of the resource This is a collection of yearbooks from the Oregon Episcopal School (OES). The bulk of the yearbooks are from St. Helen's Hall, with yearbooks also from the Junior College as well as Bishop Dagwell Hall. The title for the OES yearbook evolved from The Delphic to The Legend-Delphic. The title for the Junior College Yearbook was The Scintilla. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Oregon Episcopal School Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Oregon Episcopal School Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1921-1923; 1931-1995 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource All rights are reserved by Oregon Episcopal School. Language A language of the resource English Type The nature or genre of the resource Yearbooks Conforms To An established standard to which the described resource conforms. Describing Archives: A Content Standard (DACS) Extent The size or duration of the resource. 85 Medium The material or physical carrier of the resource. bound volumes Subject The topic of the resource Students Junior colleges Junior college students High school student activities Student activities Student publications Teachers Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Extent The size or duration of the resource. 1 Medium The material or physical carrier of the resource. bound volume Title A name given to the resource The Delphic 1954 Subject The topic of the resource School yearbooks Students High school student activities Student publications Teachers Description An account of the resource This is an OES yearbook from 1954. The yearbooks were published annually after 1925. Yearbooks from 1921-1968 were known as The Delphic and were created by St. Helen's Hall students attending in their high school years. St. Helen's Hall was an all-girls school that pre-dated Oregon Episcopal School. In 1969, the yearbook evolved into The Legend-Delphic with the addition of Bishop Dagwell Hall and male student attendees. After 1986 the yearbook branding begins to singularly list "OES" with a few volumes referencing "The Delphic" or "The Legend Delphic". Yearbooks helped to chronicle the school year's events and activities, in addition to listing each student and staff member. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Oregon Episcopal School Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1954 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource All rights are reserved by Oregon Episcopal School. Language A language of the resource English Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context oes_delphic1954-compressed.pdf School yearbooks; Students; High school student activities; Student publications; Teachers