Polytechnic High School - Polytechnic Student Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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Foreword T IS with extreme pleasure that I accept the opportunity to write a few words for this issue of the Polytechnic Student in behalf of a school that stands high within the ranks of educational institutions of our beloved Southland. Although several years have passed since I left the halls of Polytechnic High, my interest in the school and its program of service and education has not diminished. Happy, golden days at old Poly linger in my memory, and I continue to take a keen interest in the school and its work with the youth in our City ofthe Angels. Polytechnic High School has reached a place in its program of service to the community when additional buildings and facilities must be provided to prevent a halt in its growth and advancement. Members of the Alumni Association and all other well-wishers of the school, will make every effort with- in their power to make possible the addition of needed build- ings in order to provide ample quarters for all who desire to take advantage of the opportunity to attend Poly High.'P Members of the Summer Class of '31 should be commended for their splendid work in issuing this number of The Poly- technic Student, a publication reflecting credit upon the entire school. CARL B. WIRSCHING, 'O5 President Pobfteclmic Alumni Amociation