Polytechnic High School - Caerulea Yearbook (Long Beach, CA)

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l 20 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE-One of The mosT acTive sTudenT body organizafions was The Chamber of Commerce. Wifh Their cooperafion The school enioyed The benefifs of such acTiviTies as The Traffic SafeTy Campaign, Exfemporaneous Speaking ConTesT, Sophomore Speaking ConTesT, and The annual visiT of The Long Beach Municipal Band. ln addiTion To This program a new plan for promoTing friendship among The sTudenTs was sTarTed. The Poly clubs were asked To lisT Their acTiviTies on prinfed signs in an efforT To encourage sTudenTs To ioin Their clubs. Mrs. Wrighf was The adviser. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE-ROW I: Burroughs, Reed, Brandenburg, Brunn. ROW II: Freda, Hackett, Deeble, Paul, Pannell. ROW III: Anderson, Hollenheck, Iohnston, Muchmore. ROW IV: Kirschke, Turner, Folsom, Mrs. Wright Qadviserj. www fiiai' ' -I 'L ' ' , . , - QW wr ' V ' ,ui V I . 4 , 6 ,W1,5,Z,1. 'Nl I , . ' - T 'ff . WFT fr, f - -. ' His' Q '1 V , ,,,, Q 1:1 , Assy in A 'N r

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STUDENT BODY COMISSION-The Comission is a governing body made up of live sludenl and Tour Taculiy members. I+ was founded on Poly's principle of sludenl-facully governmenl. This group assisied in The solving of sludenl body problems which arose during The school year: and ils approval, advice and guidance were given lo all scholaslic aclivilies. The Presidenl ol +he Boys' and Girls' Leagues and lhe Manager of The Sludenl Body Slore represenled lheir organizalions al Com- mission records were lcepl by an appoinled Secrelary. This organizalion worked unceassingly in an eflorf To improve and uphold The slandards of Polylechnic High School. COMMISSION-Lineberger, Bonhall, Willmore, Pet h T Long, White, Wallace, Deeble, Mr. Pemwell, Mr. Reid, Miss Loiiand, Iulian, Mr. Vermilya Ol y W, ,,,,,,,.,., 4. ., ..., . . ., , , . . l i ,,,,vs AWE

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BOYS' LEAGUE--The l94O season oT Boys' League work will be re- membered as one oT The mosT unique in The hisTory oT Poly STudenT Body AdminisTraTive 0rganizaTions. The oTTicer oT The Boys' League served as leaders oT a CenTeral CommiTTee, a larger group which in- Troduced many new evenTs To The campus. The Boys' League STag, an evenT which welcomed new boys To Poly, sTarTed Things moving in OcTober wiTh T500 Poly boys aTTending. T BOYS' LEAGUE OFFICERS-FIRST SEMESTER: Mr. Philips ladviserj, Bob Green fPres.J, Iames Wright Qllorr. Seah, Hans Vogel iliac. Sec.J, Bob Howard fVice Pres.J. BOYS' LEAGUE OFFICERS'-SECOND SEMESTER, Bill Hart lCorr. Sec.D, Iuhn Buckinghamf Vice Pres.J, Bill Bonhall QPres.j, lim Myl Qllec. Sec-3. WOYS' LEAGUE CENTRAL COMMITTEE'-ROW I: Stone, lVlcConnico, Vogel, Bonhall, Barker, Slack, Bob Green, Bill Greene. ROW Il: Turner, Mead, julian, Myl, Klosterman, Graney. ROW Ill: Humfeld, Brust, Reed, Shumate, Lineberger, Wright. ROW IV: DeCoudres, Petrich, Cecil, Howard, Mr. Philips Qadviserj. Deck.