John H Francis Polytechnic High School - Student Yearbook (Sun Valley, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1942 volume:

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S'42 Associate Editor Iames Welch .......... Business Manager 9 YSJQM:-A WM M fLffQi?ffML vii by 6 fx, 6' 'Ra Whaf Makea the wlweb go Wound X s 1 X f, , f 'W' I f Mjjwfffiffx uf N I 5 Q Mol-,gf ffwwwffff ff MN W' ' ,fg01vv5Vf4Aj1QV, ' ff ,H - K I HFLVQN L,x,X,c.0Q, I 7 W0 ' wwwdi wc Lffvdzgc 1054-f fkfvyfwfffffla., iffffi1 Xxx I s N I - I xi ,, 1 4 4 I 1 9 4 2X VOLUME 38 PUBLISHED ANNUALLY IOHN H FRANCIS POLYTECHNIC HIGH SCHOOL LOS ANGELES CALIFORNIA IUNE 1942 lohn H. Francis Polytechnic High School Print Shop I Mfyfecinza 1 7LlJ'.l 1- fy J , 'Y f. ,7 sv. . L 1 If S A 1,4 1 lv 44 g Z . J'v't H xl' I 52- 4 4 , , .J 1 ,P 47 , , lg, hr 4 I I Lg ,x f 5' 4 I 1 7.1 ,., ,n fe-f 1 . l --rw X , ,v. -,v f f. 1' '- P., Q- . ,gf , X ,,-r ',.v. + .H 4 -my- lil ' iw' yr.. n ,.' ww X Zh. v 1' 'Qui lr, r -I Q... -nj' M' in '.. 'W ul' kr .- -' ,. , ' K. .m.a-lf!-.Q ,Q if-'-JA., .ti N Q .ll 'T' '- FQ' ww .Q ' ' 1 ',.Rvf.. fu ., 1 . .- , n 1, , ,M .V , ,,,.ff,-gifv Q.,.,. I 21 -J1. .,5' fn fyp :utr X li, 72- agen wif, CQg .f'J-f5bJ '5l-'lfL'eZ 1 orewor i ' Despite the changes and restrictions which war times have necessarily imposed upon our school life, we are continuing our quest for education, determined to prepare ourselves to help win the ultimate victory in wuar or in peace. To this purpose courses in first aid, aeronautics, machine shop, and radio have assumed a new importance, though not to the neglect of English, sciences, and language. ' s L In these pages We have attempted to portray rather intimately our lite at Poly, precious, happy days in an uncertain World. Here are glimpses of the many overlapping forces that help to make the Wheels go,'round. ' 3 I' -J y ff 1 :Z -1 , T ,vi J ' le 1 . J QJ 5 . Qu A' Z T' X Y J J f 1 ! f D A., I' 0 lj' i ll f l ,lvl O , I , - It-L.,t I . I 1 N . 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I W3 5 . -gk 4 ft , '- f, 1 ', , , Q 2 K . Jef' f K X .. ogy ,, O O ook 3 alilzleizcd Sports make the rolhng easy Boys Sports Gzrls Sports Q89- Sc1ence Bu11d1ng I s M Eff! 25-rj 'fr Home Econom1cs Bu1Id1ng Dunn F1e1d Mzmature Garden 5'X N Q Ylxjgi 35 D Rubber Tree ,gr,1,7fl4a,uffff- vzfffCf'4Wf'f '5'5'4f'J '9- 5vv40 A'fc9 7PfcA'V 'QWAMWMMZFM 7 P' 5 Jaya-4' ,L.,,6.f,1,6f0,wfL7tr ,Jia ZZ: lf!!-OC!-if-4 614.66 MMM , f ff- . . - , Jax! ,fffufv , I ' fj,cfvsfc,f fm ' dv-AGC V ' 0+-'rf f-L, - f . ff 1 I Q f ly X if . ,C,,,.a.4:u LGI-QL? 3 X , , . , . -X94 04- fav- as-444. 15 -tzvvvv ' f fl-0' ' Q fag ' M f aww ' ' . I s 7446, K' VI-14' X V, ' Z 2 S - JU . ' , 1 - u . . ' f 'J h . ' Poly Games Are Thrilling Exciting MM Peg and Bonnie Sign Hello Day Cards 18 Miss Lamb Signs Out at the Office E Q4- 1... Q13 LJ Y f A , .f'--f LA 1 af if f .f santa' Our Prmclpal Tells Us What Makes the Wheels Go Round What makes the wheels go round? Thrs IS an xnterestmg quesuon If we ask the physrclst, he w1l1 g1ve the laconrc answer, energy If we ask the phllos opher, he rephes wrth a verbose and SYllOq1SllC drscourse wh1ch frequently Sal1SfleS no one Interrogatlng the bus1ness man, we w11l probably hear an answer rn the slang GXPIGSSIOH, elbow grease And perhaps the latter IS the best answer for you and me After all, rf we are rnterested 1n mak1ng the wheels go 'round, ln our school, ln our busrness, rn our club, rn our army, 1n our navy, or rn any walk of l1fe we must put our shoulders to the wheel We must know where and when to gxve a boost Frndrng fault has always been a deterrent, whrle constructrve cr1t1c1sm and a helpmg hand have been a1ds to smooth and efflcrent actlon Only when fr1ct1on IS reduced, do the wheels perform effxcxently Work cannot be done unless the wheels do go 'round It IS true that the engmeer must v1sual1ze the great brrdge before lt can be bu11t, but also many wheels must go 'round before the budge may become a realrty Both mental and physlcal wheels must functlon before progress and success can be attamed I G Goodsell 21 1 s Q 'li-L '3'l7Q'5w'fTeIf f 2?. 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Q ' - ., ,.-nf A 4, rf ' '9'4 -t!U H UPPER Mrs Clurre Epler qrrls V1C9pY1l'1ClpCIl Mr I G Goodsell prmcrpul Mr E C Frunklln boys vrce prmcrpul CENTER Dr Harry G11bert Mrss Charlotte Lord Mrs Mcxry Enqberq Mr E B Couch LOWER Mr R W lesson req strur Mrss Mcrry Mulvlhxll counselor Adm1n1strc1t1ve Cczbmet 'x L .-Q '- ' 4 111 M . . ,it as , If I Admxmstratlve Cablnet Center of All Poly ACtlV1lY Consrstrng of the prlncrpal the two vrce prmcrpals the four coordrnators the counselor and the reglstrar thrs group holds Weekly meetlngs to drscuss school busrness and decrde matters of pol1cy Mr Goodsell heads the cabrnet and at rts meetrngs rs advrsed on the varrous departmental aCl1V1l es and IS Con sulted by the other members Mrs Epler our charmtng grls vrce prrncrpal rs another busy and rmportant member Her dutres rn addrtron to grvrng advrce to grrls rnclude sponsorrng the Athenrans and keep1ng the school calendar Mr Frankhn sponsors the Poly Kn ghts and takes charge of many boys actrvxtres Mrss Mulvrhrll IS our capable and well lrked counselor who helps student wrth therr programs Carryrng the dunes ot reg1strar and keeprng an accurate check on attendance records rs Mr lesson The tour coordrnators who keep the work runnmg smoothly rn therr departments are Mr f'ou h non pro fessronal careers M s Engberg cultural relat1ons Mrss Lord so ral relat1ons and Dr Grlbert professronal careers Aldes Keep Records Supply Needed Informatlon Greetrrg vrsrtors keeprrg accounts and records and assrstrng the adrnlnts trators the clerks are the hard workrng people from whom we so often seek rnformauon Mrs Ellrctt secretary to ou prtncrpal makes hrs appornt ments types hrs letters and takes d1ctat1on Mrs Barks and Mrs Engel work rn the mam oftlce turnrshrng rnforrnatron and supplrcs wat hrng the swrtchboard and mtrrtecgraphmg the trtweekly bulletms Across the hall rn the attendance off ce Mrs Vauglfan puts many hours rnto the drffrcult task of keeprng attendance records Adlomrrg the attendance offrce rs the coun selors offrce where Mrs Qhr ley works Her job IS wrth student grade and c1t1zensh1p records and programs Mr Somers heads the Board of Frnance as student body bus rtcss man ger and Mr Bakpan IS an assxstant rn the lvbrary Top left Mrs Vaughan Mrs Shzrley Top rrght Mr Somers Center Mrs Ellrott Lower let! 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Mrss Anthony makes suqgesttons as Ruth Tash tmtshes a sculptured bust Vrsrtmg master preces IS my hobby says Mrss Haywood rn art apprecratron Young designers learn about lme and color from Mrs Sargent Mrss Boyd actrve commercral teacher has had a Career rn secretarral work tor the League ot Women Voters and the Rockefeller Foundation Geraldme and Peggy practrce typmq under Mr Lam Everyone enjoys Mr Couchs jokes rn semor problems outsrde he rs serrous about good legzslatron tor schools and teachers Poly Glrl Wlns Scholarshlp for Sculpturlng Students Wllh a creatrve urge tmd almost unl1m1ted opportunrtres rn the art department tor the development ot whatever krnd of sk1ll they possess Classes 1nl1te drawrng parntmg desxgnlng ceramrcs dress deslgntng and commerc1al art are taught by splendld teachers wrth Mrs Sargent as thetr cha1rman Every student 1n school learns somethmg ot tme art when he takes art apprec1at1on somet1me before graduat1on The art students gtve generously ot therr talents 1n many practrcal ways Thetr l1noleum cuts appear 1n our pubhcauons and on assembly programs therr posters decorate our halls and therr destgns appear on the cover and end sheets ot thts book The department sponsors two or gan1zat1ons the Brush and Palette Club and the Board of Pubhcrty Th1s year Ruth Tash a prom1s1ng young artrst won an erght hundred dollar scholarshlp from the Cal1lOfI't1B School of Fme Arts for the beautrful bust whrch she so skrlltully sculptured Th1s trne scholarshrp IS berng held tor her tor three years 24 r Commerce , . . 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I I A t Commerce Steps rn bookkeepmg procedure are explamed by Mr Glover Mr Htlt says Set stops at 5 and 75 Ads for The Optrmzst ts the slogan tn Mzss Mawes crdverttsmg class Theres busmess as usual m Mr Valqamores class Mtss Lamb tells her students tn busmess gurdance how to lmd thetr places zn the busmess world Mrs Grrttzn teaches short Commercral Students Represent Poly at Hrgh School Day Those students of Poly who are plannrng to enter the bus1ness world after graduatron can be thankful that they have had therr trarnmg at Poly for our commercral department rs consrdered one of the best 1n the c1ty Th1s depart ment headed by Mr Lam offers courses rn stenography salesmanshrp book keepmg and advert1s1ng all taught by a staff of hrqhly tramed teachers Of speclal rnterest to the salesmanshrp classes were Htqh School Day at the Broadway Department Store and the placement of commercral students especrally salesmanshrp mayors rn the downtown stores durrng the Chrrstmas rush Fourteen lucky students were carefully Chosen to represent Poly at Hrgh School Day On one day every year thrs store rs almost taken over by students Srx Poly people were fortunate enough to be asked to report back for employment Th1s semester a new typrng class under the drrectron of Mr H1lt was started Its purpose IS to prepare students for work rn war rndustrres Students who successfully complete thrs course are promrsed placement 25 hand. . . . Accuracy is the keynote in Mrs. Gobrecht's class. , I 1 I I I - Diagramminrg is a graphic way of teaching grammar in Mrs. l-leath's opinion. She also teaches Spanish .... Mrs. Dasso, Spanish teacher, acquired a fluent use of this language when she lived in Peru .... The faces of Miss Hindson's class sffow that Spanish is fun .... French Club officers read a newspaper in the court language .... Our library is conducted efficiently by Mrs. Loclclin. . . . Latin is as easy as anything else, says Miss Adams. Pan Amerlcan Day Celebrated ln Spanlsh Style Language study at Polytechnic means far more than learning some grammar and making a few translat1ons Each teacher presents some of the hrstory folk songs hero stones flags costumes and literature of the nationality studied Color fllms help co stimulate the interest of the students Thus with the knowl edge of the language each student acqulres some 1dea of the culture that belongs to the language and thereby understands both to a greater degree Thts year Pan American Day sponsored by this department was great fun for the whole school Students and teachers wore gay costumes of Latin Amerlca all day faculty members Wore lit le rtbbons s1gn1fy1ng the languages strange names Singing waiters and flower girls added to the festive atmos phere The glass case 1n the main hall often exhibrts many foreign articles b1lS of art miniature costumes fl gs and furmture Modern language study 1S more tmportant than ever before and Poly apprecrates the f1ne work of Mlss Hmdson and her tea hers of Span sh French Latm and German 26 Language they had studied,' an-d the cafeteria served several foreign foods labeled with lournalism is interesting, says Miss Hov, while looking over the Optimist dummy .... lvfir. Stell, formerly a college speech teacher, explains English difficulties to Bonnie and Salvatore ..,. Mrs. Klawitter, formerly P,-T.A. chairman and past annual sponsor, answers a question. Her summers are spent on a New England farm ,... An ardent bowler, Phi Beta Kappa, and receiver of several scholastic honors is Mr. Porter .... Smilingly Mrs, lolmson discusses a student problem. . . . Miss Edwards, Poly alumna and new drama teacher, reads the script lor the S342 class play. Mrs. Heath, pictured with the language department, also teaches some classes in English. Englxsh Three Publtcatlons Glve Splendld Opportunltles rn Iournahsm The chtet work of the English department teachtng readtng wr1t1ng and speaking went bus11y on as usual th1s year The drama and public speaking classes were unusually well filled and new talent was dtscovered at every turn Th1s 1nterest 1n speech was reflected 1n two hne sentor plays and tn a number American Leg1on and Pan Amencan contests Our publ1cat1ons The Opt1m1st The Poly H1gh and The Polytechnlc Student seemed to excel in every way The Opt1m1st aga1n claimed its usual share of lournaltstlc honors being chosen medahst for several consecutive years The annual class was thnlled at the All American award for the 1941 Polytechn1c Student and the whole school was proud of this achlevernent 27 l of speaking contests. Our students won zone awards in the Herald-Express, Drama Students Present Plays and SkllS to Marntaln Morale At Chr1stmas t1me an unexpected change occurred 1n the personnel of the department Two teachers M1ss Magee head of the department for many years and M1ss McDonald annual sponsor were marrred and d1d not return to school lmmedxately Mrs Fennessy took over the d1rect1on ot the department and Mrs Cage assumed the work as annual sponsor Then M1ss Edwards came for the drama classes formerly d1rected by Mrs Fennessy The Englrsh department does 1lS full share ln help1ng to make the wheels go round at Poly Besldes superv1s1ng pubhcatrons ard dramatlcs Enghsh teachers sponsor the contests lM1SS Armstrong? the otfrcers tra1n1ng class tMrs Iohnsonl and the lon1an Socrety tMrs Stelll All ln all the Enghsh department has had a very successful year the answers rn grammar Her hobby IS lrstemng to symphonres Mrs Fennessy now depart ment charrman last term dzrected Ever Smce Eve Checkrng pages Wzth the edrtorxal stall rs Mrs Cage annual sponsor At home she lrkes to project her colored strlls Mrss Crarg author ol Speech Arts drscusses plans tor a panel drscussron Mrss Magee now on leave ot absence shows her books to an mterested student Mrss Armstrong teaches an A10 class For several years she has held the women s western champronshrp rn archery' Engllsh 28 , , - . - - ll . -I Il - . . . . A . I . . . , . . . , . f . - . . . . , Several students lrsten to M1ss Dryers Cxplanatron ot Englrsh lrterature, . . . Miss Carter knows Household Arts Consumer Problems and Homemaklng Studred by Polyttes The Poly home econom1cs department has SP9C1Bl1Z9d slnce 1ts begrnnmq rn turmng out g1rls capable of establ1sh1ng and ma1nta1n1ng a comfortable and last1ng home In domg thrs the department offers varlous courses to 1nterested students Mrs D1xon s homecraft classes 1n add1t1on to learnrng how to make clever and attract1ve home decoratrons are knrttmg for nat1ona1 defense The Cosmetology department teaches g1r1s to adjust the1r harr styles to su1t the1r faces Dur1ng the year these grrls present an aud call to show Poly grrls how the department funct1ons Power sew1ng offered as a vocatronal subject pre pares students for work 1n 1ndustry Among other subjects offered to students are clothmg and cookmg Both g1r1s and boys enjoy the advantages g1ven 1n the cookrng classes Yes lndeed boys are 1nterested 1n good food' At th1s trme when 1t IS rmportant to keep up famlly morale we reahze the value and 1mportance of the home econom1cs department and congratulate them on the fme job they are domg M1ss Fogarty 1S chalrman Costumes for plays are desrgned and made rn Mrss Sternbergs sewmg classes The harr styles must surf ones face explcrrns Mrs Abbott Frne seams and frne strtches make neat learn that modern devrces srmplriy cookrng and keep ones krtchen sprc and span The grrls rn Mrs Drxons homecraft class kmt for the Navy ,JCPP 29 . 5 . . . . . garments. says Miss Fogarty to an up and coming seamstress .... Mrs. Moore's young cooks f ji Q . f s , . ' y 1? a f 3' W- , Mr. Green, our orchestra leader, also plays first trumpet 111 the Columbia broadcasting staff or chestra .... Bach, Brahms, Chopin, and Beethoven are all familiar to Mrs. Sussman's appreciation class. Besides the Orpheus Club and Lyric Singers, Mrs. Sussman sponsors the lunior Philharmonic Club ..., Department chairman, Mrs. Engberq, directs a rehearsal of the A Cappella Choirf she also finds time for active duties with the Music Educators' National Conference ..., Miss Robertson, one of the distinguished oiganists of the West, demonstrates fine organ technique .,.. Versatile Miss Wells lno picture teaches both vocal musi: and languages. I A Talented Artlsts Instruct Poly MUSICIEDS No department rn school offers more cultural opportunities than the rnustc the orchestra and band Several singing orgamzaticns give Poly students a chance for vocal experience and trarnlng Even those students Wllh little talent of their own learn to know good musrc in the apprec at1on classes and at the noon listemng hour Th s year the voice prano and organ classes held thetr usual recitals and creative programs revealed talent by the young composers The choral groups sang a wonderful performance at Christmas t1me 1n the play The Youngest Shepherd Th1s spring the department presented the Easter Cantata Ol1vet to Calvary Its successful performance March 27 by the A Cap pella Chorr and Orchestra was d1rected by Mrs Engberg and accompamed by piano and organ Polys reputanon as a good listening audience has brought many very speclal musical pr1v1lcgcs among them were the splendid per forrnances of the lillk., ty High Schooi Oiclieslra lV'llSb Edrtli Knox concert p1an1st and the Hancock Ensemble 30 Musxc 42 I 1 it l V I 1 - 'ii 1, 1 ' , 1 ' fl 1 If 1 . 1 Wy 1 Q 7 , 4 1 X 3 ' 1 1 H ,. 3 A X , , C- A , , department. Expert instructors teach the piano, organ, and the instruments of . . E A, , P A v , xiiffi --, E-'1 nt Q - ,QA , - r Pecrson d p 11 top stud nt lock up cr o Arrcratt des qns rn st be o cu warns Mr Knowlton Mr W r'nuth demonstrctes th use ot c plone rn wo d shop Wetdrnq r .1 res sk 11 scrys Mr Sm th to cr student who wrll soon be ISGS, to work rn rndustrres Mr Roche rcrdro ond sound teacher adjusts cr s rew n one of the m'rch1nes Mr Weyer and one of the members of hrs class sow c board to the corre t dmensrons 0' S X Industrial Arts R 1 04,6 uf' nf X.. 'N lndustrral Department Prepares Many Boys for War Iobs Cooperatron efftcrency and economy ot war materrals are the watchwords of the rndustrtal arts department leader rn Poly s war work The department has recognrzed the need for marntarnrng an umnterrupted flow of skrlled and semr skrlled labor from whrch rndustry and the servrces can draw therr necessary personnel for war productron and eventual vrctory As a result the machme shop IS now operat ng l9 hcu s a day and 6 hours on Saturday thus attordtng an excellent opportunrty for post graduate and regular students to learn to operate the latest shop equrpment Eqht classes totalmq over 200 students work day and nrght strrvmq to master the drftrcult mechanrsm of the lathes Already dunng thrs school year 150 students have been placed tn war rndustrres whtle others are servrnq wrth the armed forces all over the world The rnstructron has been rntensrfred and revrsed rn all of the shops and drattrnq classes to meet the need arrsrng out ot the war 31 M. ::n'c 7.251 e ' lrrn.. 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Q , ,X V Mr Anderman charrman ot the zndustrral arts department tells Iohn and Albert how to read blueprmts Model houses are erected under the careful eye ot Mr Baker teacher ot archztec ture Mr Klrtsche and hrs classes go all out tor defense Mr Dolphs explanatton ot the frne poznts of metal work wrll benefrt students who wzll do trade work Boys learn drallrng wtth Mr Barley Mr Ferguson and hrs young mechamcs repatr automobtles Dont forget any of the parts boys' Shop Boys Make Stretchers for Hard Safety However the machme shop 1S not the only shop that Poly 1S proud of Both the aeronaut1cal and archrtectural draftmq programs are the best offered IH any of the crty hrgh schools and the draftmg graduates are well qual1f1ed to assume posttrons m both the sh1pyards and the a1rcraft factorres Other courses 1n the rndustnal arts department that are open to the hrgh school students rnclude weldrng woodwork a1rcraft sheet metal and radro communrcanons all geared to meet the needs of the war effort Thus far the department has burlt two hundred stretchers for the Red Cross two hundred frfty frrst ard cabrnets and stands and the constructron of f1fty model arrplanes for the Navy IS rapldly nearmg cornpletron Courses 1n defense work wxth the exceptron of weldmg are also open to g1rls who are mterested Thus We see what a b1g and 1moortant 1ob our lndustrlal arts department has been dorng and how lucky we are to be able to make use of rt 32 0 3 O QI Q Q 'S Industrlcrl Arts A of ff! 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' t , A - Q, It ,F Mctthemcttlcs 5 5- in if 1 Prectston ts the by word ot engmeermq and mathemottcs we hear Mr Lorrazne scymg Headtng and drscussmg blueprrnts ts Mr Smtth who also teaches math Mrss Qu ckenbush self government sponsor explatns algebra problems Soltd geometry rs s mplrtrec b lVlr Pratt as hrs class looks on Axroms postulates and the tke are put tnto use by Mr Ta lor Scholar shrp Soctety sponsor Mr Sundberg makes trrgonometry look lrke chlds pla tc otherwrse perplexed students Math Experts Slmpllfy Formulas and Equatlons for Datly Use A most essentral part of a good educat1on IS mathemattcs Faced wrth the task ot prov1d1ng 1nstruct1on rn thts subyect at Poly are Mr Pratt chalrman and hrs ttve capable math tnstructors Th1s year the math department has orlgtnated a new plan by whtch students are placed 1n math classes accordrng to therr ab1l1ty ln thts way the more advanced students tmd opportuntty to delve more deeply tnto the 1ntr1cac1es of algebra geometry and trtgonornetry The advantages ot thts method are dtstmctly notlceable and tt ts beconung more popular as ttme goes on Another tunctron of the math department IS the All math test at the begm nmg ot each term Its purpose IS to determtne whether students have been surtably prepared 1n thts sublect For those who fatl tn thts test the sentor math class offers brush up work For the beneftt of mterested students M Pratt devotes one afternoon weekly tn revtewtng math courses Thts class composed mostly of seniors studtes un1vers1ty math entrance exam1nat1ons 33 64 A' - ' X ,LX Lt 1 I . ,mf as t S ,WE V , , 'lfffm tr. ' fwfr - K A l , my ff ' f , zl.':e., 1 I .. t . fl , 5 l I I . A , V . .y, . . tv W 3' . I - . ' ' , r. Coaches Give Preliminary Army and Navy Training With the thought of helping in the training of our boys for the service, the physical education department started the year with a program of calis- thenics and marching. Already the good effects of such training are noticed. First aid for senior boys has been added to this department since Pearl Harbor. Mr. Lundy teaches it twice each week in gym classes. Another responsibility of this department is instruction of boys in healthful living in the All term. Football, basketball, and baseball are the sports holding the major interest of the boys. Since our school has been put in the Northern League our teams have really shown us what they can do Then there is the corrective class for the improvement of posture and health This year we lost to the Navy and Army two of our gym teachers lVlr Handy and Mr Chasson The physical education department is playing an important part in Poly s war effort and is helping to maintain student health Boys Physical Education 3 Mm E,-3.2 7 if wb: Correct posture is a necessity for strong bodies says Mr Mahoney to his students Lieb gives track regulations to the boys in his class As Mr Brennen calls roll he checks the boys health cards On the sidelines Mr Belts gives pointers on good basketball We ought to have a re rd breaking season this year says Mr Handy commending the team Mr Chasson and Mr Leahy tram track stars 34 ITFFV ldv I -vw . . I . , - l I . ' ' I . - I V 5 X1 t ' f t ,, A Q ' T' 'Te K f - K . , k ' w , ' A .4 g , N 4 ! , As.. , v t F g M, Q , l r 1 Y -, HW '. 'T.'f'.ll' Q' Tl x g ,. 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It 1 -. x, -7 - ' fill fl. l fi at f I ,ll 5, X ' y Q M K f vf 1V ff J f ,Alf 79 How to get those extra necessary pornts to wm Senror Field Day ts demonstrated by Miss Schnerder to up and coming Senzor A s and Bs We learn to keep txt physr ally and m ntally rn Miss Duncans heathtul ltvrng class Mrs Martm demonstrates correct grips for various tenms strokes She also sponsors the N YA Do you have scolros st It so you had better see Mrss Clayton she knows the cures Ard rts a toss for the girls rn Mrss Fyes seasonal sports class Mrs Dorothy F Smrth no p ure rs on leave of abs n Q I f f Q Girls' Physical Education Girls Keep Physically Fit to Carry Burdens at Home The grrls' physrcal educat1on department has assumed a more important posrtron than ever before In add1t1on to the regular work of the department, that of burldmg the grrls rnto strong and healthy women, many other actrvrtres are offered Girls have the prrvrlege of learn1ng to play tennis, hockey, seasonal sports, badminton, or socral dancrng Weekly sw1mm1ng classes are held at the Y WCA for all interested girls The Girls' Athletrc Assoctatron, the Coachmg Council, and the Hockey Club come under this department Last semester for the first time a posture test was made for all grrls, and those who needed help were sent to a correctlve class Another innovation was a complete physical test for Senior A grrls before graduatron Healthful l1vmg classes were held weekly for eleventh grade girls The B12 students are now excused from gym class to receive first ard rnstructron from Mrs Hodges Under the drrectron of Mrss Fye the department has done much for student morale 35 I f XQ D J f 5' ' A h f IN J' 1 J . 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' 'Q , Problems and Experlments Grve Polyxtes SCl6l'It1f1C Iniormahon Our sc1ence department offers us a great vanety of courses among wh1ch are hfe sc1ence chem1stry physrcs phys1ology botany electr1c1ty photog raphy and home nurs1ng Dr Gtlbert cha1rman of th1s department has worked hard to make h1s department tops 1n every way Lrfe scrence wh1ch 1S now a requ1red sublect for all tenth grade students 1ncludes stud1es ot plants 1nsects and personal health Chem1stry offers qurte a vaned program Two or more days of the week are spent 1n the lab The odors hndmg the1r way out of the lab assure us of the success of experlments We are also very fortunate to have 1n th1s department an advanced class rn chem1stry Struggl1ng young chem1sts are g1ven a f1r1e opportun1ty to garn exper1ence rn th1s held In phys1cs heat l1ght soun electr1c1ty and magnet1sm are the flelds of study rnvolvmg many rnterestr g laboratory experrments by the students The phys 1ology classes g1ve students the chance to study the human body and also bacter1ology The study of plants and the1r functlons IS taken up to a far Mr Downs the sound drrector looks over a plan tor a program In Mzss Farrs botany class we learn the screntrfzc names tor iamrlrar plants Mr Kellers class observes an rmportant experiment All soil must contam the correct amount oi mmerals says Mxss Grrttm to a Irie sczence class Dr Gzlbert department head helps students wrth chemrstry He has conducted mterestzng studzes about the relatron ot hxgh school work to records rn college Sclence 36 - . - . . - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 - - 1 1 . 11 11 . . . . . - 1 1 1 1 . . r, . . . . 1 1 1 1 .s A . - I greater extent in the botany class. The stage crew and the sound department are two of the important groups of which Mr. Downs, electricity teacher, has charge. His boys also learn to operate motion picture machines, assisting in the visual education at Poly. Besides taking pictures for the annual and the Optimist, Mr. Hansen and his ambitious group of student photographers have brought fame to Poly with their prize-winning photographs entered in various salons. They are at all school events, ready and willing to take pictures. This year home nursing, taught by Mrs. Hodges, has assumed a far greater role than ever before. Home nursing is now a requirement for all girls sometime before graduation. This new requirement was initiated last semester. Each semester at the Honors Assembly, a chemistry award, the Bausch and Lomb Medal, is presented to the student who is outstanding in this field. This year it was presented to Richard Coswell in recognition of his work. Thus you see how the science department is helping to make the wheels go 'round at Poly. ln senior problems Mr York explains college entrance requirements Mrs Lybreux shows bacteria slides to Shirley and Ieanne A most interesting experiment on resonance is preformed by Mr Morley Mr Waldorf examines the plants in test tubes Mr Sapper tells Phyllis how to use the microscope The intricacies of the camera are expounded by Mr Hansen Miss McDowell math and science teacher works that geometry problem 1 WW: 37 z xt A Q T x if N S ,Y Y' 1 X 1 x fp -C .U L4 'R S , . V: X 3 3 ,, Q4 47 2 J X . - VX -ak 'K . ' ' 1 tix ' T , X - , o -' . 1' I 5, :, , f ' ,lb 4.51 qi , t 'I t 4 .. , 1 ,,., W 'i gg: . I' -2:31 V I ,K 1 rl V :ry -L'gLZs.:. E:fJi: . Lf-H , - .' jf, -,griff nm. Miss Lord directs a little research in old coms Miss Wallace pomts out possrbrlrtres ol takmq the war North to the Orrent She also sponsors the Grrls League Mrs Whrtes students study the European map Mr Nxda makes an assrgnment Mr Burnett reads a special conqressronal journal to students He has made a recent survey ot study habrts Senror problems are drscussed rn Mrss Pettmqrlls class Mrss Hanley drscusses the superiority ot American made orrplanes Mrs Tyndall lno prcturef teaches American lzte and mstrtutrons Mr Chasson fno prcturef recently entered service rn the Navy ,ss ...t if: Q' C7 4-iv i. World Problems and Solutions Discussed in Social Studies Amenca IS taking the lead in world affairs' Our social studies department 1S preparing us for mtelhgent paIl1C1Pal1OI'1 in our government rn both war and peace Geography has suddenly come alive' Indra and Chma are our close neighbors, what happens in far off Russia is v1tal to Arnenca Miss Lord and her teachers have stressed the importance of current events and their effect upon the world of tomorrow Classes 1n American hte, world geography, European backgrounds, problems of the Pacxfrc have helped us to understand the world shaking events around us Then too there have been interesting speaking contests, and well informed speakers have come to us from outside the school Social studies have been interesting and upto date, msprrmg us to take our place in life as true Americans 38 Social Studies l A if if f-W , up V f QV Q , A, A Y 6 - 4 -., V t 2 -.R ' ' I : B .r' Y f e K At x Q ' s' ' ':iv,,,',. ,, e tx -4 I xy KVI ta A V.. 1 H 1 X ,..! 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I ' A 'H VA xx V Mrss Austrn lrp readmq teacher helps deal students ln her lersure moments Mrss Austm has wrrtten a book about candy Mrs Hurst Phr Beta Kappa drctates a test to a brarlle student Thrs brarlle student attends regular Classes but recerves help wrth hrs study from Mr Ourette Mrss Swam orrents torerqn students mto the Amerrcan way ot lrle Mrss Montgomery teacher of the deal rs helpmq cr student wrth hrs home work Mrss Mayocks students use the Metron OScope to develop correct eye movements rn readrnq Mrss McCormrck Phoemcran sponsor helps students rmprove therr readmg f'I Speclcxl Handtcapped Students Aided ln Studxes by Specral Teachers Bratlle students have capped boys and glrls ment for 1nstruct1on ID or Wllh tests Each one often been an 1nsp1rat1on to the rest of us These handr attend regular classes but return to therr own depart Braxlle There they also are ass1sted w1th preparatlon learns to use a typewrrter and so acquxres the means of cont1nu1ng h1s educatron Bra1lle students under the guxdance of Mrs Hurst and Mr Qu1ette have often won htgh honors tn scholarsh1p Mrs Cole who formerly dSS1Sl9d them was transferred m February The deaf students are also helped to surmount the d1ff1cult1es of therr handl cap Lrp readmg 1S one of therr stud1es and M1ss Montgomery and M1ss Austm accompany deaf students to regular classes where they assxst them to follow the 1nstruct1ons g1ven M1ss Swatns students are unable to speak Enghsh well enough to go to regular classes Her rnterestmg class contams many nat1onal1t1es from far parts of the world Her work has been one of love and true world fr1endsh1p M1ss Mayock and Mrs McCorm1ck help students to overcome varlous 1-nnds of readmg d1tf1cu1t1es 39 , 1... . A J - l 1 N' It . . ' , ' O ' f I S ,s ,. , . f A 8 ' - t ' 5 ' , , 0 ' '. 1 ' I 1. I l I 49. 1 4 4 X . X K . . 5 1 .V 4 V ' 1 - , ' i 4 f X f Y X, 4 4 -f 1 Yi , , v K 'Lie T' 1 K x ' Y ,nj . . . . . . I . . . , , . - f 1 . . , . - . ib- r' i 4-av is Q.-.. ff? O Q9 O99 X-1... -J i CAFETERIA STAFF: Mr. White, Mrs. Purdon. Mrs. Cook. Mrs. Corbin, Mrs. Mead, cafeteria head, Mrs. Conway, Mrs. Miller. Mr. Weaver. CUSTODIANS Row lr Mr, Krrniq, Mr. Stevens. Mr, Flood, Mrs, Almcxny, Mr, Snyder, head custodian, Mr, Powell, Mr, Gers, Row 2: Mr, Dell, Mr. Gentry, Mr. Emerson, Mr. Rolle, Mr. - I Saunders, Mr. Porrazzo. NOn'CeftlflCafed 40 Juarinera 710,42 An Epheblans Highly Honored Outstanding scholarship citizenship leader ship and service to others are the qualities of an Ephebian This term two girls and three boys were chosen by the faculty and class of Winter 42 for this great honor Left to right the new Ephebians are Tetsuo Fukuto Sa chiko Ishihara Marvin Schwartz Iean Carey and Ray Osohng Richard Taggart and Audrey Hascall were chosen as alternates MARGARET ABOUREZK Bookkeeping Treasurer Themisans Commerce Club Self Govern ment DUDLEY M ABOURISK Iournalism Editor in Chief Associate Sports Broadcast Editors Poly Optimist Secretary Boys League Knight All City Sports Editor WALDON AHLSTRAND Architectural Vice President Architectural Sketch Club Archltec tural Society CHIKAKO AMANO Home Economics Secretary Red Cross Council WILLIAM F ANDERSON Photography Knight President Camera Club Self Government Senior Class Photographer Photographer Annual Stait Gym Club Manager BILL ARGO Academic Knight Vice President Boys League B and C Track Letter Self Government Boys League Representative DORISI ARTHUR Academic President Secretary Treasurer Coachmg Council Two Star Letter G A A Home Economics Club BETTY ATKINSON Commercial ALICE ATTARIAN Academic Girls Treasurer Senior A' Tri Y: G.A.A.: Seli- Government: Girls League Representative: Emblem in Baseball EDNA AULT Bookkeeping Girls' League Representive' Self-Government DANIEL AYRES Industrial Arts Sound Technical Adviser Senior A and B Cabinets: Radio Club' Usher Force' Boys League rep.: Boys' Self-Gov: Electrical Engineering Society: Knight EDWARD BARKER Academic Varsity Football: Baseball: Self-Government LORRAIN E BARR Home Economics Home Economics Club: Librarian A Cappella Choir: Girls Social Chairman Senior As HORACE BEAR Industrial Gym Club HOWARD A. BERG Industrial Varsity Track Letter: Varsity Football: Aircraft Society: Chief lustice, Boys' Court PETER BERNHARDT Industrial Sell-Government Cabinet: Boys' League Representa- tive: Knight: Varsity Football: Varsity Track: Usher: Wrestling: Knight Football Trophy EDWARD BERNS Academic Varsity Football: Treasurer, Sell-Government: Boys' League Representative FRANK GORDON BIDDLE Academic Amer. Legion award: Schol. Soc.: B Track: Opti- mist Staff: Radio Club: Vice-President, Chemistry So- ciety: Pres, Red Cross Coun.: Sr. B Yell Leader: C.S.F. 42 LEE BOELTER Bookkeeprng Chemistry Soclety Bll Scholarshrp Representatrve Commercral Award BILL BOONE Industrial B Football Letter Varsrty Football Letter Self Government ERNESTINE LA VERN BROWN Home Economrcs A Cappella Chorr Self Government Semor Chorus FRANK BUCHANAN lndustnal ROSARAH CAMPBELL Academrc C S F Scholarshrp Society Self Government IEAN CAREY Academlc Athenxan Kaleta Klub Coachmg Councrl World Frrendshrp Optrmrst Feature Wnter Scholarshxp So crety C SF Vrce Pres Sr B s and Sr A s Ephebran ROBERT CARLSON Commercral Candy Manager Treasurer Secretary Vrce Presrdent Board of Fmance Semor A Class Grft Charrman GEORGE M CASPARIAN Academrc Kmght Pres and Vrce Pres Boys League H Y Captam Gym Team B Football Letter NORMAN A CHAMPION IR Industrxal B Track B Basketball Varsrty Softball Letter ALFRED CHASUK Stenography Booklreepmg Knrght Var Track Letter Usher Mask and Sandal ASBO Cab Pres Ioman Socrety lst ten weeks Semor B Treas Sec Forum Club Boys League Rep LOIS NEVA CHINN Musrc Chinese Club Self Government Organ Gurld HELEN CHRIST Home Economrcs GAA Hockey Club Board ot Fmance Home Eco nomrcs Club Schol Soc Selt Govt Grrls League Rep Sr A Athletrc Man Prestdent Iumor Glee ANITA BARBARA CLIFTON Academrc Sell Government Grrls League Rep Scholarshrp So crety Athenian GAA Commence charr Ephebran Candrdate Amencan Legron Award UCLA Schol ALTON CLINES Industrral Acadernxc Flre Department MAVIS CAROLYN COLE Stenography Schol Soc Grade Rep CSF V P Amrcrtrans Hockey Club GAA Com Club S G Ment Bd Ch Sr B Sec Athenxan Epheb Cand Com Speaker ELMO A COOPER Secretarial WILLIAM F CORRICK Iournalrsm Usher Optxmrst Exchange Assrstant Boys League Representatrve Selt Government BETTE CRATER Iournalrsm Atheman Olympran GAA Yell Leader Coach Coun Schol Soc Sell Gov Feature Editor Optx must Grrls League Representatrve Class Play Epheblan Candrdates Chosen To be an Ephebran candrdate IS a great honor Candldates are selected from the senror class on the bas1s of supenonty 1n scholarshxp cxtlzenshrp leadershrp and servrce From these candrdates the faculty and the senlor class choose one Ephebran for every forty members of the class Frve were elected 43 QA if AA ig xi' .1 Q' A K X N1 fr f Students Rate Htgh ln Scholarshtp Congratulatrons CSF wrnners' f our record has been at least three A s and a B for four semesters' The Calrforma Scho1arsh1p Fed eratron awards each wmner a gold pm a gold seal on the d1p1oma and a hte cert1t1 Cate ludy Colyer pres1dent of the Scholar shlp Socmety presented pms to the new mem bers at the second meetmg of Chapter 57 RUTH MARIE CRAWFORD Commercral CATHERINE CREW Academrc Athenran Olympran Scholarshlp Soczety Grrls Ad VISOIY Board Secretary GERALD CROSS r DICK CURRY Academrc Chemrstry Socrety BETTY LOUISE DAVIS Kaleta Klub W 42 Secretary Board of Fxnance Optz mrst Adverttsrng Staff Salesmanshlp PATRICIA DOOLEY Commercral CLIFFORD I DORRIS Industnal RENEE DROUET Musrc G A A Orchestra Band Iumor Orgamst Gurld Gxrls League Representatrve Secretary Themxsans Muslc Award CONCHA DURON r Schol Soc Sr B and A Class Artrst Secretary Vrce Pres Pres Brush and Palette Trr Y GAA Grrls League Representattve Athenran CSF HOMERO A ELIZONDO Archrtectural Secretary Presldent Archxtectural Sketch Club Archr tectural Soclety Scholarshtp Soclety ROSALIE ELLENWOOD Commercral CHARLES ERICKSON Archttecture Presrdent Archrtectural Socrety Sergeant at Arms Archrtectural Sketch Club Epheblan Candldate PA ULINE EVANS Home Economrcs VIRGINIA FAURIA Salesmanshrp Treasurer Advertrsmq Staff Commercral Club BOB FERRALL Commercxal Class Play Elmer 41 Annual Presrdent Mask and Sandal MILDRED IRENE FERROUILLET Commercral Presrdent Coachrng Councrl ARLINE FILKINS Salesmanshlp Self Government G A A Adverttsrng Manager I-A-CK FISHER Industnal Sergeant at Arms Boys Court Senror B Soctal Chcnr man HALDON THOMAS FLEETWOOD STANLEY FLEISHMAN Self Government B Football MON FONG B Football 2 Year Letterman sentatxve Selt Government GERTHUDE FORST ETHELYN FRENCH MARY M FUIIKAWA Scholarshxp Socxety C S F ISAO FUKAYAMA TETSUO FUKUTO Boys Industrial Academrc lndustnal League Bepre Stenography Commercral Stenography Stenograhy Academxc Kmght CSF Schol Soc C Track Cap C Basket ball B Basketball Chem Soc BL Rep Name Motto Chmn Sr B Cab Treas V P Iap Club Ephebran ORAN EUGENE FULTON Academrc Self Government Mask and Sandal Forum Club Boys Treasurer Semor A Marshall 3rd Lxeut 2nd Lreut Flre Department MANUEL GALAZ Industnal Var Football Sell Gov Boys League Representa trve Presrdent Latm Amencan Club Semor Class Home Room Charrman IOSEPHINE GAMA Ar French Club Iumor Orgamst Guxld DANIELO GARDEA Industnal Gym Club Presrdent Electncal Engmeermg Socrety ROSA GATES Home Economrcs A Cappella Cholr Student Nurse Iumor Glee Club Semor and Mixed Chorus PATRICIA GETZFREAD Commercxal Girls League Representatxve Sell Government A Cappella Chorr Announcement Charrman MARGUERITE GIBSON Ar Presxdent Grrls Advxsory Board Atheman Conn thxan NORMA IEAN GREENWOOD Musxc A Cappella Chou' THELMA GUTTU Stenography Amxcxtxans Hockey Club GA A Publxcatrons Mana ger Board ot Fmance Semor B Cabmet Gxrls Ad vxsory Board Atheman DON HAMILTON Alrcratt Usher Force House Manager lst ten weeks Secre tary V1cePres1dent Axrcratt Socxety Banquet Honors C S F Winners One of the outstandmg events of the senror year was the seml annual farewell banquet rn the school cafetena To the Poly Pme Festx val as 1t was called were 1nv1ted all the Scholarshlp Soclety members All enjoyed the refreshments and grand entertalnment honormg the CSF wrnners who were the guests of the banquet The table was ar txstxcally arranged rn an attractrve C S F 45 S252 AY-IL ! I LY fs i'f.,.. f uw? -A X Rivalry Forgotten at Rendezvous Ending the friendly rivalry on Dunn Field. the Mariner and Pegasan classes gathered in the cafeteria for the traditional rendezvous. Halloween being the theme ot the rendez- vous, ghosts, goblins, and witches were the honored guests. The main features of the banquet were the outstanding entertainment and the appettzrng dinner given by the A s KITTIE HAMMOND Academic Merit Board GA A Seasonal Sports Treasurer Cor mthrans Selt Government ESTHER HARRIS Commercial Tn Y Selt Government Grrls League Representative RUBY HARRIS Commercial Coach Council Amtcrtran Athenian Asst Sec Sec Vrce Pres Pres Girls Sell Government Ephebian Candidate DONALD HARTFELDER Architecture W 42 President Architectural Society S41 V1cePres1 dent Architectural Sketch Club AUDREY HASCALL Home Economics ASBO V P Pres V P Sec 10th Grade Rep Girls League Treas Olympians Athenian Coach Coun Class Play Ephebrun Candidate Board of Control EVELYN ADELE HAWKINS Academic HENRY HARRISON HAYDEN IR Engineering Asst Secretary Hi Y 3rd Lieutenant Fire Depart ment Sell Government World Friendship Gym Club HELEN LOUISE HAYMAN Academic Seasonal Sports Secretary Chonsters Sell Govern ment Grrls League Representative HOWARD HELLWITZ Academic IACKSON R HENDERSON Industrial Senior B Yell Leader ARTHUR LOYD HERNDON Industrial Senior A Athletic Chairman Vice Pres Sergeant at Arms A Cappella Choir B C Track Letter Boys Glee Club B Football Knight Epheblan Candidate KEN ICHI HIRATA Bookkeeping Commerce Club Treasurer President Iapanese Club RICHARD HOFMANN Bookkeeping Self Government Commerce Club B Football PHIL HOLLINGER Afchltgctufg C B Basketball ArchrtecturalSoc1ety Academic Arrcratt Society PHOEBE HOWARD Home Economics Treasurer Red Cross Councrl Girls League Repre sentatrve SACHIKO ISHIHARA Academic ASBO SGC Assoc Ed Ed Girls Sports Annual Sr B Ath Man CSF Athenian Iap Club GAA Bd ot Con Newsreel Forum Treas WPC Ephebran WILLIAM Indugtnql 46 LINNEA IOHNSON Home Economrcs IomanSoc1ety Treasurer Kaleta Klub Athenxan PRESTON ION ES lndustnal 2 Year Letter Baseball Self Government PHILLIP IOSEPH Archxtecture W42 V1cePresxdent Archxtectural Socxety Archxtec tural Sketch Club MARILYN KI-IAN Commerclal Vnce Pres Pres Olympxans Secretary Mask and Sandal GAA Gxrls League Representatrve Girls Advisory Board Class Play Athenxan MORTON H KIBBE Acadermc Mask and Sandal Semor Class Play Poly Band Assxstant Yell Leader Semor Class Yell Leader PAUL KISHI Commercxal Commerce Club Self Government ELOISE KLAGES Salesmanshrp Commerce Club Self Government ANTHONY KRIKORIAN Industnal JOY KUMAGAI CSF C Track C Basketball Sec Chem Soc lap anese Club Schol Soc Self Government Cap and Gown Chmn BL Rep Kmght Ephebxan Candldate Academ1c MAY K KURIHARA Stenography Annual Staff Scholarshlp Socxety Iapanese Club Iumor Orgamst Guxld World Frlendshlp BILL LASH Prmtxnq IRENE LEE Ar HARRY LEWIS Industnal Varsxty Football Self Government AL LILGE Industrxal Gym Club Letter LOIS LAURA LONGBRAKE Salesmanshxp World Frlendshxp Club Commerce Club CHARLES E LOVELAND Academrc Cashier Board of F mance SARAH E L Scholarshxp Socxety UGO Academxc ALDEN VAN METER LUHRS Academxc Self Government All Out to Wm on Fleld Day On Semor Fzeld Day an enthuslastxc hockey game was thnllmgly played by the Manner and Pegasan glrls on Dunn Fxeld The ex clung game ended ln a t1e and so each class recelved 25 poxnts On th1s day underclass men look w1th env1ous eyes at the sen1ors, who are excused from afternoon classes 47 Af LQ Nl mr' -wi' f ,. fails I .af Key to a New Lrfe On Ianuary 28 at 4 00 p m rn the Poly audr torrurn the proud Manners recerved thelr drplornas and made therr last entry m the1r school log Therr appropnate theme What s Rrght Wrth US was carr1ed out m the essays presented and the patnotrc composr trons that comprlsed the musrcal portron of the program Good luck to the new alumm' THALIA NICHOLAS LYMBEROPOULOU Home Econ Presrdent Home Economxcs Club Commerce Club Grrls League Representatrve Sell Government EDITH MCALLISTER Academtc Student Nurse GEORGE R MCDONALD Industnal Class Play Talent Show Mask and Sandal Chzet Iustrce Boys Court Ephebran Candrdate MARY MARIORIE McGEE Salesmanshrp Self Government MARTHA E MALVAY Commercral Treas Trl Y Sell Government CELESTINE G MARKHAM Academrc Sell Government FRANCES MARQUISE Home Economrcs Self Government MARGARET MARSHALL Salesmanshxp Tn Y Grrls League Representatlve Class Nrqht Chaxrman W 42 Sweater Commlttee VIRGINIA MARIE MASON Ar Scholarshxp Socrety Secretary Treasurer Brush and Palette RICHARD MEAD Industnal EDWARD MEYER Industrlal Knrqht Usher Force Merrt Board Vrce Presrdent Sell Government V1cePres1dent A Cappella Chorr GREGORY MICHEAELS Academrc A Basketball Letter MONA MONTFORD Annual Staff Grrls Iumor Glee Commerce Club Commercral HENRY FLOYD MOON Prmtmg Techmcal Advrser Sr A Cabmet Assrstant Stage Manager Stage Crew STANLEY MORBY Iournalrsm Advertrsmg Staff Optrmrst Assrstant Exchange Edntor Usher Force YAYEKO MORITA Stenoqraphy Scholarshrp Socrety C S F IACK MORRELL Academrc ASBO Presrdent Sr B Presrdent Optrmnst Stall Kmght Self Government Board ot Control CHIYEKO NAKASHIMA Home Economrcs Scholarshrp Socrety Home Economrcs Club Iapanese Club Self Government 48 I I , V , :I - le' fLlfl,f,. t ff , 1. 1 fu, ,A A Z ' H r 1 l : v I .I A I - , 5 E E TOM TETSURO NAKASHIMA Industnal Football C Track Self Government lapanese Club OLIVER LAURENCE NICHOLSON III Academxc B Track Poly Chanter A Cappella Chou Secretary Treasurer Presrdent 28th Street Hx Y SHIGEHU OCHI Industnal Secretary Treasurer Radxo Club Scholarshrp Socrety Fxre Department TED TSURUHO ODA Commercial Commerce Club World Frxendshrp Club Iapanese Club KURT OEPFINGER Academxc Clerk Boys Court Treasurer Self Government World Frxendshrp Club Cabmet ATSUKO OMUBA Home Economxcs GAA Treasurer V1cePresxdent Iapanese Club RAY OSOLING Academrc CSF Scholarshxp Socmety B Track Axrcraft Socrety Chemxstry Socrety Secretary Merxt Board Ephebran DELIGHT OTT Commercral OLIVIA IANE PAGE Musrc HENRIETTA CAROLINA PAGENKOPF Stenography Athenran Connthxan Coachmg Councrl Sr A Sec ARMAND PALACIOS Industnal Gym Club Letter Boys League Representatxve Self Government Wrestlmg Commerce Club World Fnendshrp Club DICK PARKER Ind ustnal Recordmg Crew BOB PAULY Industnal Presrdent Self Government Varsxty Football Letter Wrestlmg Champxon Knxght A S B O Cabmet HAY O PEHEZ Industnal B Track Letter GAIL L PERKINS Academrc Boys Court Secretary Chemxstry Socrety Frre De partment Commencement Speaker TOM PINKSTON Industnal Self Government B Football Manager Varsrty Foot ball Manager svrvm PLATT stenogmphy IOHN THOMAS QUIGG Industnal Varsrty Basketball Letter Boys League Rep Seniors Pull Hard for Vrctory Startmg the yearly rrvalry wrth the tug of war the seafarmg Manners set out to defeat the Flymg Horses Although the fxnal decr slon was a txe the sturdy Manners had charted therr course well and came out w1th 11ttle mlury Both classes had an excxtmg trme and looked forward to havrng refresh ments at the Rendezvous rn the cafeterra 49 I I ' I . . , : . - : . . .: ' ' : : ' ' : I . 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I . 15 J' 3 as ,ami Mariners Bid Farewell to Poly The Senior Bs said farewell to the Senior A s at the reception held January 22 in the combined gyms The red white and blue decorations were in keeping with the theme The Star Spangled Reception Even though the reception was held 1n the afternoon rn stead of the usual time at night rt proved to be a great success and all enjoyed rt NORMA RAFFELD Bookkeeping Self Government G A A Commerce Club GUSTAVO RAMOS Commercial Scholarship Society CSF A Cappella Choir World Friendship Club Bd oi Finance Ephebran Candxdate Board of Control FORREST RHOADS Academic Varsity Football Boys League Representative LOUISE F ROESIES Academic A Cappella Choir Self Government Lyric Singers Cap and Gown Charrman Semor Cabinet Scholar ship Society BETTY ROSE Home Economics Student Nurse OSAMU SAKURAI Academr Track A BBasketball Softball WILLIAM IOHN SAMARIN Academic FRED SCHREIBER Industrial Knight Class Play Commrttee Self Government Technical Adviser Sr A B Cabinets Stage Manager Class Gilt Chairman Semor A Cabinet MARVIN SCHWARTZ Academic Knight Pres Sr A Class Pres Red Cross Council Chief of Supplies Student Hospital Student Adviser Red Cross Council Ephebian RAY SCOTT Academic Knight Vice President Secretary Sell Government Head Usher Mask and Sandal IUANITA MARIE SECREST Commercial Sell Government RUTH SEELEY Commercial Auditor Advertrsrng Stall Commerce Club CORINNE SHEPPARD Academic Athenian Kaleta Pres Vice Pres Ioman Society Halls Chairman Sell Government Sr H R Chair man Ephebxan Candidate AKIRA SHIRAISHI Academic Knight A B Football Letter Softball Letter Sell Gov College Scholarship Vice Pres Iapanese Club Lib Sec Vxce Pres A Cappella Choir Sr A B Ath Mgr FRED SILVERTHORNE Industrial Sell Government A Football Manager PUDGE SMITH Commercial Basketball Board ot Finance Self Government Boys League Representative ROBERT H SPRINGER Aircraft Boys League Representative Self Government Pres rdent Aircraft Society lst Lieutenant Fire Dept E V, ff 'l V - I . . .1 A 2 1. - 1 g 5 ' ' I . . .2 I I 4 -I :ix . l - z .5.:'z:,:.:.z.'f 1 n a ' ' n I' 'Q V D ' viii BARBARA EMILENE SCHULTZ Academic ot Y L 'T 'e 'a , , , - V151 I . .. 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H so IOHN E SPURLING Industrial VIVIAN ESTELL STATON Commercial Corresponding Secretary Assistant Sales Manager Advertising Staff Forum World Friendship Self Government DOLORES STURZENBAUM Stenography Themisans Home Economics Club Self Government Scholarship Society Commercial Award WALLACE SWARTOUT Bookkeeping Semor Class Play President Board of Control Audi tor Board of Finance RICHARD ALLEN TAGGART Academic Scholarship Society Amity Club President Chemistry Society Radio Club Semor A Social Chairman Ephebxan Candidate MIKIO TANABE Architecture Secretary Treasurer Architectural Society Iapanese Club KATSUMI TANIGUCHI Architecture Architectural Society Camera Club SYLVIA TANAKA Home Economics GAA Iapanese Club Commerce Club RICHARD G TAYLOR lndustnal DOROTHY TOMIYAMA Bookkeeping Girls Advisory Board Scholarship Society Girls League Representative GAA 500 Letter lapanese Club Annual Staff A LAWRENCE ULLNER Architecture Ist Lieutenant Fire Department Architectural Society ELINOR UMEZAWA Music Scholarship Society Class Song Chairman President Guild of Iumor Orgamsts Girls League Representa tive Ephebxan Candidate A Cappella Choir CSF ROBERTA WADE Academic Tn Y Brush and Palette Mask and Sandal Self Gov ernment Girls League Representative World Friend ship Sr A Sweater Ch Asst Dir Class Play LU VENIA WARD Home Economics A Cappella Choir ELLEN IUNE WEAVER Academic Vice President Mask and Sandal Secretary Com merce Club Secretary Safety Council Secretary Forum Club WALLY WEDDERIEN Industrial B Football President Chonsters Commencement Committee Boys League Representative Self Gov ernment Commerce Club IRGINIA WHITESIDE Commercial Senior B Social Chairman Semor A Banquet Chair man Semor A B Cabinets Secretary Advertising Staff GENEVA WILKINSON Stenography Officers Bury the Traditional Hatchet After an exciting Field Day which ended in a tie the senior classes held their traditional Rendezvous. Ending the friendly rivalry be- tween the Mariner and Pegasan classes the presidents and the vice-presidents Marvin Schwartz lean Carey Iohnny Stair and Bar- bara Moore buried the hatchet in the tra- ditional manner. This celebration was given in honor of the Mariners by the Pegasans. 51 2- 1,4 .AAJYN fi! Q J W 44s,- pg L 'lu 'IC a' it ff, M' Q5 -ot. I fl 'rx LEONA I WILSON Academxc Athenlan Scholarshrp Socxety Ephebxan Candldate Commencement Speaker C S F MARGIE C WOOD Stenography Self Government Commerce Club DON WORTHEN lndustrral B Football Letter Sergeant at Arms Hx Y Chanter Wrestlmg Self Government TAYEKO YAGUCHI Bookkeepmq Scholarshxp Society Commerce Club MATSUYE YAMAII Home Economlcs GAA Iapanese Club Scholarshrp Socrety Grrls League Representatrve IOSEPH S YAMASAKI Academrc CSF Kmghts Scholarshrp Socrety Boys League Rep World Frrendshxp Basketball Bus Manager of Annual Epheblan Candxdate Ment Board TSUTOMU YANO Academ1c Chemxstry Socrety Radro Club Scholarshxp Socrety MARGARET YURIKO YOKOTA Academic Hrstonan Ir Gurld of Organrsts World Frlendshxp Scholarshrp Socrety Pub Mgr Orpheus Club Port follo Co Ch World Frrendshlp Annual Staff CSF ELMER LEONARD YOUNG Academxc PATRICIA ZIGOURES Academrc Grrls League Rep Self Government Rep World Frrendshrp Senror A Homeroom Charrman Red Cross Nursmg Councrl G A A THURSA GRACE ZUMWALT Academmc Senror and Iumor Glee Clubs Popular Mrs Fennessy pauses to pose for the camera man She drrected the successful class play Ever Smce Eve lnterestrnq class actrvrtres are recorded rn the news reel Brll Anderson takes some of hrs actrve classmates Nautrcal lean Carey dons a sailor cap m honor of the Manners As vrce president she has helped to gurde them safely mto Diploma Port NO PICTURES DON ANNING IOHN W BECKER HARRY N DOBKIN GEORGE DOSA HOPE FINLEY BETTY HALL ALICE IACKSON YONEKO KAWAMURA HIROSHI KUBOTA ROSEMARY M KUHN FLOYD S LOOMIS IR MARGARET SACKETT LLOYD SILVERS IOSEPHINE VALENCIA tDeceasedl Inclustrral Inclustnal Industrral Ar Acazlemrc Musrc Home Economrcs Industnal Commercral lndustrxal Ar Accrdemrc Academrc Wmter 42 Class Play Ea.. Ever Slnce Eve Thr11ls Audxences at Two Performances Comedy drama romance were all combmed to make Ever Smce Eve presented on Sen1or Class Nrght an outstandmg play The story 15 centered around a hrgh school paper The P H S Pengum and tts hard work1ng staff The br1ll1ant h gh school edrtor was portrayed by Bob Ferrall tn the role of Iohnny Clover and the smart ass stant edrtor Susan Blake was played by Audrey Hascall Brrllrantly acted by Cormne Sheppard was Lucybelle the Southern cut1e and the wrse Mrs Clover was played by Ellen Iune Weaver The husband authorlty on women was Mr Clover played by Marvm Schwartz The soph1st1cated lournahsm teacher M1ss Wtllard was performed by Hope Frnley and the very ambtrous young pr1nc1pal Henry Qumn was played by Wallace Swartout Ass stant to Iohnny Clover was Morton Krbbee as Spud Erwm and hrs scatterbram s1ster Betsy was played by Marrlyn Kean The convmcrng cop Cappy was performed by George McDonald The football hero w s Forrest Hhoades and h s teammates were Preston Iones Pete Bernhardt and Manuel Galaz Thrs new play 1n three acts was dtrected by f culty dtrector Mrs Fennessy and student drrector Ellen Weaver 53 , yr . . f 1 .. , . t t -. - Q- 4, :.m.,,N . time, - EMI.. 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W42 CABINET Row 1 Mr Brennen sponsor Getzfread announce charr Fulton boys treas Attarran treas Schwartz pres Carey vrcepres Pagenkopf sec Schultz grit ch Whrtesrde banquet ch Mrs Fennessy sponsor Row 2 Roesres cap and gown ch Duron class artrst Chrrst grrls ath mgr Marshall class nrqht ch Shrrorshr sgt at arms Wade sweater ch Clriton com mence ch Umezawa song ch lshrhara newsreel drr How 3 Herndon boys ath mqr Barr grrls soc ch Ayres tech adv Anderson photographer Schrerber tech adv Moon tech adv S42 CLASS OFFICERS Row 1 Fowler athletrc mgr Moreno grrls treas Webster sec Moore vrcepres Mr Mahoney sponsor Plakos pres Mrs Lybreux sponsor Romano boys treas Gonzales boys socralchm Tryon boys athletrc mgr Row 2 Gonzales newsreeldxrector Venger gurls class artrst Lyons home room chm Mays boys class artrst Iersrld song chm Fong yell leader asst Clapp hr chm Amano announcement chm Wall hr chm Row 8 Doubledee commencement ch Kaplowrtz sqt atarms Bernhardt sg atarms Frnkelstem class photoq rapher Arauyo class head yell leader Clark sqt at arms ch Wrllxams cap and gown h l 4 yy 5 if !7ega4anJ 5,42 M X V PM X gf 'Ianni vw fit .1 2 A in I? -C' vm., RFQ ',.,-as 1-ll? 0- 9 Nlne S 42 Epheblans Chosen N1ne new Ephebrans were chosen from the S42 class for the1r outstandmg scholarsh1p 1eadersh1p and serv1ce to the school From left to nght they are Iohn Starr Anthony Duacsek Ke1th Wllllams Urban Wh1taker Shuley Barden Iudy Colyer W1n1fred Dank worth Barbara Moore and Gerald1ne Krage Alternates are Iune Schwartz Sh1rley Web ster I1mm1e Welch and Norman Lamb ROBERT ADAMICK Industrral Arts ROBERT AIKIN Industrtal Arts Self Government ALICE ALIIAN Stenoqrapluc NETTIE ALLEN Home ECOIIOITIICS Du Bots Club RUBY ALMEIDA Salesmanshtp Gxrls Advxsory Board World Frnendshzp Club CHIZUKO AMANO Academlc A Cappella Chorr Chonster Open Forum World Frrendshlp Cabmet French Club GAA Assrstant Sec GSG Sr A Cab Charr Announcement Com RUTH HELEN AMMON Academxc Tn Y Scholarshxp Socnety Secretary Hxstonan Forum Club Mask and Sandal Orpheus Club A Cappella Cholr A Track A Basketball DONALD ANDREE Academic Chess Team Scholarshrp Soclely Secretary Chem rstry Socrety ROBERT ARAO Commercwl Adverttsmq Stait SeltGovernment Iapanese Club SERGIO M ARAUIO Acudemlc Head Yell Leader Head Yell Leader Semor A Gym Club Treasurer Iatm Amerrcan Club 'SeltGovern ment Cabinet ROBERT ARONSON ACUd9m1C Prestdent Vxce Presrdent Orpheus Club Presrdent Chess Club Frrst man Chess Team HELENA IEANETTE ATKINS Acad:-mac G A A Song Chaxrman Semor B Class DONALD EDGAR AUTREY Cgmmeyglgl Presxdent Boys League Sell Government Kmqht Mask and Sandal A Football A Track IEAN AYRES Comm rcxal Secretary Ionxan Presrdent Vrce Presxdent Com merce Club V1cePres1dent Trl Y Presrdent Am: crtran Home Economrcs Club LYLE BABINEAU Academtc ANN MARIE BACCA Home Economlcs NORMA BAILEY Home Fconomlcs ,... ,,,?,t,2-..'. V 1 I ,A -,F I I I T , . . . I wk s I . . . I . ' 5 . . . - 1 I I ' . ,fi1f H 6 Z .5 -. V 3 . 2 Q 3 I 'L aff A I K ,, ,W .. H I l I: I ll H I 'L is . 4. - . Wh' N I . : . . : I . . I 43 H sr gn ' BILL A. ANDERSON Academic 4 .Mt A tt , H ' ' ' -11' A Y Y . ,K-ff 1 .A xt,,7 A . I : ' ' : , . l la L D A W af' ' J ' ' ' ' ' ' it ' f? , X ' 1 ' , ' I - : ' I : ' 'I ,J ' 4 1 : If 1 3 A , cf 2 , . A -Cs if I J V '? ARTHURI BANUELOS Musrc I year Letter D Basketball 2 year Letter B Basket ball Song Charrman Semor A Class Annual Staff GRACE HELEN BANUELOS Home Economrcs World Frrendshrp Club G A A SHIRLEY BARDEN Acadennc CSF Allrance Francarse Medal Cormthran Sec Forum Club Treas Scholarshrp Soc Feature Edxtor Communrty Publrcrty Ed Opt Atheman Ephebran WAYNE BARTZ Academrc X rce Presrdent Camera Club MARGARET BEAVER Commercxal Secretary Treasurer Hockey Club IOHNNY BENKO Photo ra h q P Y Presrdent V1cePres1dent Secretary Treasurer Cam era Club Merrt Board ADAM BERNHARDT Industrral Knrqht Usher SelfGovernment Cabmet Captam Letter A Football WILLIE MAE BEZART Self Government MARY ELLEN BISHOP Art Stall DORIS M BLACK IACOUELINE BLACKWELL MARY F BORREN BERNICE B BOX IEROME BRES ETHEL BROWN Commerce Club EDNA BROWNING EDWARD BUELNA Gym Team ARTHUR BURSCH Open Forum Home Economlcs Commercial Art Academrc Commercxal Commercral Home Economrcs Stenoqraphrc Commercral Home Economrcs lndustrral Arts Salesmanshrp Epheblan Candidates Honored The Ephebran Socrety founded many years ago by Dr Shrels 1S an orgamzatlon oi Los Angeles c1t1zens chosen upon graduatlon from hrgh school Therr hxgh purpose rs to serve and rrnprove therr CIIY One Ephebran rs chosen 1n each school for every forty grad uates Even the candrdates from whom the chorce rs to be made must be outstandmg rn scholarshlp ach1evement and character 57 gr? -of 2 9 Q Q5 .2-5 li-rf' GLM I1 fl tx QQ KK 'C' ,il is 4 in Scholarship Is Symbolized Gathered around the C.S.F. plaque are the prominent members of the Scholarship So- ciety and C.S.F. winners. From left to right, Alice Tom, Richard Coswell, Iune Schwartz, Ioe Parker Phylhs Hertz Norman Lamb and Carolme Wachholz The grade qualifrca tions for this high honor are at least three A s and a B for four terms one of which must be in the sen1or year Nineteen qualified LUCILLE MARIE BURSTERT Commerical BERYL F BUSH Phoemcrans Commerce Club Commercial ERNEST CAIRE Industrial Arts 2 year Letter Gym Team Presrdent G ym Club CLYDE CAMERON A Cappella Choir Academrc MERCER ROBERT CANTRELL I Music 2 year Letter A Football All City All North League A Track Letter Self Gov Boys League V P Ath Man 28th St H1 Y Boys Court Pres Orchestra RALPH CAPOLUNGO Industrial Arts World Friendship Club Orpheus Club Yell Leader Senior Bs LEE CASH Music 2 year Letter A Track All City Orchestra Senior B Athletrc Manager A Cappella Chorr GEORGIANNA CHALMERS Commercral Annual Staff Girls Iunror Glee Club EDWIN CHEVALIER Music President V1cePres1dent Orpheus Club LOUISE CLAPP Music Sec Amrcrtians Orpheus Club Trx Y Mask and San dal Lrb A Cappella French Club Home Econ Com DON CLARK Industrial Arts B Varsity Football Letter H1 Y 12th Grade Repre sentatrve Boys League Sr A Cabrnet Self Govern ment Wrestling President Merit Board Class Play MARIAN FORREST CLEETON Commercrql MARGARET MARY CLEMENS Bookkeeping Treasurer Mask and Sandal Trr Y Treble Songster CECILIA ANN COLLINS Salesmanshrp Trr Y Commerce Club DORRIS MAE COLLY Academrc Phoenrcrans Du Bots Club IULIA ANN COLYER V1cePres1dent ASBO President Secretary Scholar ship Society Athenian Ephesian Tr1Y Coaching Council CSF Ephebran Academic ALTA COMBS Salesmanshrp JACK COOK Commercial A B C Basketball Letter Co Captain A Basketball Boys League Representatrve Commerce Club I A ' A ' I- I T ...pri x ,D ,- :' - . . : g A .. . : : .. X' I ' I A 1 I D Club: Gil.. Rep.: Name, Mono ch., B: 1-rn. crif, sf. A 'fx' I - f I. I . fr' 1 I - V.: A , I L 1 I A I A ' I l : ' J - . , Q . . ' if ,L L1 f , I IM f. I .a v A ' Q xx? . . I . f I 'I , tt -- C - 2 - l L 4 'sf' 1 A fjllj' E. 4.' f J' fn A J, , Q .' n i ' at U ' 1 A . .' A . X' ,I - t 58 RICHARD COSWELL Academic President. Chemistry Society: Secretary, Chess Club: All Rep.. Scholarship Soc.: C.S.F.: Chemistry Award RITA B. COURCHAINE Commercial IANE CRINER Academic Athenian Scholarship Society Mask and Sandal Class Play G A A Treble Songsters Treasurer Phoemcians ENID IUNE CUOTON Academic Red Cross Council BETTY CUTTEN Salesmanship G A A Scholarship Society WINIFRED DANKWORTH Academic Poly By The Week Asst Feature News Editor Editor in Chief Optimist President Kaleta Klub Athenian CSF 2 Star G A A Letter 1940 Annual Ephebxan CHARLOTTE DAVIS Music LOUISE AUGUSTINE DAVIS Acgdemlc G A A SelfGovernment Lyrrc Singer Du Bois Club MARY CAROLYN DAWSON Musrc C S F Vice President French Club Grrls League Representative Open Forum A Cappella Choir Scholarship Society Choral Club Senior Play IAMES KIRBY DAY Industrial Arts A Cappella Choir Poly Chanters HAROLD DEMOREST Industrial Arts ELINOR I DODGE Academic MARION ANNETTE DOERR Commercial World Friendship Club DONNA IEAN DONAHUE Salesmanship Amicilian Athenran Advertising Staff Girls League Representative Treasurer Vrce President President Sell Government GEORGEL DOUBLEDEE Industrial Arts C Track Letter B Track Letter B Football Knight Varsity Track Secretary Boys League Treasurer S G Sr B A Cab Boys Court Amer Legion Award SI-IIRLEYI DOUGALL Music Secretary A Cappella Choir RAYMONDW DRAHOS Archit ctural ANTHONYW DUACSEK Science Knight Scholarship Society Techn1caIStaff Prolec tion Crew Manager Electrical Engineering Society Ephebian Poly Rewards Achlevement Here are the Califorma Scholarshrp Federa tron winners of the S 42 Class Through their env1ab1e scholarship record these promlnent students have won the coveted C S F pin and certrfrcate The presentatron took place at a scholarshrp assembly w1th Dr Glen Phrllrps speaker and Miss Edrth Knox guest pianrst 59 i ,Z 41 Ll -of ! x Z er-F-' XJ, P t Y-n Xs 'wus 4 ,A f Q.- 3 TT Y' 1 If t 'N The Price of Freedom IS High' ludy Colyer preslded at the special dedrca tion of a beautiful new service flag honoring Poly heroes in the present war Mr Goodsell read the names of the one hundred thirty f1Ve boys rn service mcludrng four Bob Medearis Francis Rafferty Edward Leonard Aden Eugene C Ralph who have already given their lives upon the field of battle DOROTHY MARIE DUGGAN Stenographic Secretary Treasurer ASBO Athenian Amicitian Scholarship Society GA A Academic Assistant Chief Chief Student Hospital Red Cross Council GAA President Phoemcians Coaching Council Girls Iumor Glee FAYNELLE EDMONDSON Home Economics Treble Songsters IOHNS EHRET Industrial Arts KAORU ENDO Academic Scholarship Society Iapanese Club WINIFRED ENG Ar Chmese Club HERLINDA ESTRADA Home Economics Red Cross Council G A A HELEN FARRELL Ar Treasurer Brush and Palette World Friendship Cab met Mask and Sandal Open Forum MANNY FINKELDTEIN Photography President Camera Club Chairman Class News Reel Asst Sr Yell Leader Mask and Sandal Class Play GEORGEG FONG Industrral Arts Gym Club Gym Team Chmese Club Boys League Representative HENRY FONG Commercial President Chmese Club Basketball DORIS MAE FORD Home Economics IACQUELINE FOWLER Ar Hockey Club, Girls Athletic Manager. Semor A RONALD WINSTON FOX r Self-Government: Gym Team Letter: Board of Pub- licity: Brush and Palette: Boys' League Representative: Optimist Art Staff FLORINE FRALEY Academic STANLEY E. FRASER Industrial Arts Radio Club MYRNA LA RUE FREELAND Home Economics Home Economics Club: Sell-Government: Secretary, Girls' Advisory Board IANICE FRENCH Commercial Treasurer, Olympian: Secretary, Senior B 50 I-IYMAN FRIED lndustnal Arts B Football Baseball ODELLA FROEHLICH Cgmmeyclgl Sell Government ELAINEH FUKAYAMA Home Ecgnomgcs Annual Stott V1cePres1dent Home Economrcs Club acholarshrp Socrety YOLANDO GANDOLFO Academic Sell Government Scholarshrp Socnety World Frxend shrp Cabmet LEONOR GARCIA Commercral G A A IOE GEE lndustnul Arts Usher Self Government IPMESI GILBRIDE lndustnal Arts Self Government Frre Department Radro Club CHARLES GILLETTE Photography Head Usher Presrdent VrcePres1dent Camera Club LILLIAN GOLDSTEIN Academrc Secretary World Fnendshrp Secretary Presxdent Mask and Sandal Scholarshnp Socxety Open Forum IOSEPHINE MILDRED GOLDSTONE Home Economrcs World Frxendshxp Secretary Red Cross Councrl GERALDINE MARIE GONZALES Commercral Atheman Mask and Sandal G A A Commerce Club Senxor B Socxal Chaxrman Senxor B A Newsreel Scenanst Pres Vxce Pres Olymprans Class Play IOEA GONZALES lndustrxal Arts Socral Chcurman Semor A Captam B Football B Varsrty Baseball JUNE L GOUGE Commercxal LENA MARY GOVERNALE Y CARLOS CESAR GRADILLA Salesmansh1P Sell Government Manager Advertrsmq Staff EUGENE GRAHAM Industrlal Arts G A A Self Government Iumor Red Cross DORRIS IANE GRAY Acaclemlc G A A Self Government Iumor Red Cross IANE GRAY Commercral Grrls Advrsory Board Amxcxttans Tn Y Treasurer Gnrls League Democracy 1n the Maklnq Mr Goodsell our prmcrpal IS noted for hrs cooperatron and wrlhnqness to help all stu dents who VISII hrs offrce wrth problems He IS shown here wlth Iudy Colyer and Iohnny Sta1r v1cepres1dent and presrdent of the A S B O Hrs advrce has helped many offlcers and students solve therr problems Bl 'Q 4.1-6 ltr!! is 2 X .QL 1 1 'af' - 'Q Q- v h vQx I is 'wr ,cs 9 'Q- A Lrttle More Oomph Mr Pegasan That s the way to do rt' The mlghty Pegasans pull hard to wrn thrs tug of war and thereby show the1r supenorlty over the Hrghlanders Bud Trlbe and h1s crew cheered on by therr classmates were the w1nners of thrs hard pullmg battle on Semor F1eld Day Later all sen1ors forgot therr hard pull toward VICIOTY and enjoyed the Rendezvous VIVIAN LEE GREATHOUSE Ar V1cePres1dent Brush and Palette Presrdent Treble Songsters Mask and Sandal GLORIA IEANNE GREER LILLIAN R GROSS Com l mercra GAA Commerce Club Grrls League Representa trve TOM HAGEMAN Academrc Varsrty Track Exchange Eclrtor Optrmrst IEANETTE HAINS Home Economrcs DALE H B Track Frre Department Self Government ARPER Industrral ELLEN HARPER Commercral MARY Mgr Student Advrser Advertrsrng Staff Vrce Pres Sec Kaleta HR Charrman Sr B Grrls League Rep resentatarve Atheman Semor B Cabmet HARRIS Salesmanshrp ISAO HASAMA Academrc D C B Basketball Letter Scholarshrp Socrety Boys League Representatrve V1cePres1dent Iapanese Club YOSHIME HATA Commerclal ZONAMAE HA UGHT Home Economrcs WARREN HEDDEN lndustrral Gym Club B Track Self Government DONNA MAYE HEINEMANN General NEVA BONITA HENDERSON r Presrdent V1cePresrdent Treble Songsters Treasurer Amrcrtrcms SelfGov GAA Commerce Club SSIE HERNANDEZ Opt1mlstStall Secretary Treasurer Presrdent Hockey Club Academrc PHYLLI C.S.F.: Treasurer, Scholarship Society S HERTZ Academic MARGARET HILDEBRAND Commercial CATHERINE L. HILL Home Economics IERRY HIMMELSTEIN Commercial Accounts Payable Head. Board ot Finance MARIORIE LEILANI HODGSON Home Economics Home Economics Club BERDENE RAE HOGAN Academic Secretary, Mask and Sandal: Secretary, Open Forum: Class Play FRANCES HOUGEN Academic Tri Y: Desk Editor. Reporter. Optimist: Chief, Student Hospital: Red Cross Council: Cap and Gown Com- mittee IVAN HOUSTON Academic A and B Track Letter: A Football Letter: B Football: Self-Government: Treasurer, Boys' League: President. 28th Street Hi Y: Serqeant-at-Arms. Senior Class OCTAVIO HUERTA Commercial B Basketball Letter: Annual Art Stall MILDRED ETHEL HUFFMEIER Home Economics Scholarship Society Home Economics Club Commerce Club Reporter Optimist A Cappella Choir Repre sentatlve Girls League IAYNE HYERS Nursing Secretary Ionian Assistant Secretary Self Gov Treasurer Red Cross Council Ephesian Tri Y Mask and Sandal G A A Sell Government CHARLES H INGRAM Architectural H Y MAE S ISERI Academic Scholarship Society Home Economics Club A Cap pella Choir HIMEKO N ISHIDA Home Economics A Cappella Choir MARIAN IERSILD Music G Academic President Iunior Orgamst Guild Chairman Class Song Scholarship Society A Cappella Choir O pheus Club ANNA HAZEL IOHANSON Academic IEANNE IOHNSON r Vice Pres Ionian Society A Cappella Choir Treas Ephesian Club Goodwill Ambassador Mask and Sandal Girls League Representative Class Play LEE IOHNSON Ar Art Editor Optimist Brush and Palette Mask and Sandal SeliGovernment RALPH IOHNSON Industrial Knight House Mgr 2 terms SeltGovernment Cab Fire Department 2 terms ASBO Cabinet Safety Council Class Play Mask and Sandal BETTY IEAN IONES Commercial Du Bois Club MAURICE IONES Academic Secretary Treasurer 28th Street H1 Y A Basketball Letter Senior Council Poly Chanters Choristers Self Government Boys League Representative The Rolling Ball Battles the Eye One of the outstanding events on Field Day was the hockey game played between the Pegasans and Highlanders The Pegasan girls won this hard battle and went on to win the meet With hne cooperation and good sportsmanship shown by both teams it was a very exciting game for the spectators 63 .-2' X a i -I 'ir fav 'Q IWW ff jr?- if 'V' 1 1 7. Ionlans Are Honored at Assembly Barbara Moore rs shown here g1V1l'1q a brref talk on how happy the sen1ors were and how fortunate they consider themselves on recervzng Ionran p1ns In the rear at the table are Ieanne Iohnson and Iayne Hyers who handed out the Ioman p1ns to the sen1ors as they paraded brrskly by Ion1an p1ns always hrghly prrzed were also senror p1ns thrs year BILLIE IUSTICE Academic GEORGE KALDE Industrtal Head Usher Frre Department Cabmet SelfGov Cabr net Safety Councrl A Track Class Play NEWTON KAPLOWITZ Archrtectural VrcePres1dent A Cappella Chorr Vrce Pres Choral Club Sell Government Representatrve Boys League Archrtectural Soc Hr Y Sgt at A Sr A Class Play REGINALD CLAUDE KAUFMAN Industrral A B Basketball 2 years B Track 28th Street H1 Y Sell Government Treasurer Semor B Sergeant at Arms Senror A EUGENE KAWABE ACadem1c MIKE KAZARIAN Industrlal SARA KAZARIAN Amrcrtran GAA Home Economrcs Club Commercral MILDRED KECK Home Economxcs Secretary Home Economrcs Club Secretary Camera Club A Cappella Chorr ELEANOR KEMBLE Musrc Presrdent V1cePres1dent Secretary Hrstorran lun ror Orgamst Gurld Orpheus Club VIRGINIA KENNEDY Academrc EDWARD L KIMMEL Commercral Sports Edrtor Exchange Edrtor Optrmrst VIRGINIA ROSE KING Commercml Commerce Club Tn Y Grrls League Representatrve EULA B KIRKSEY Academlc Secretary V1cePresrdent Phoemcrans Chorrsters A Cappella Chotr Sr A Announcement Charrman RITA I KIRNIG Commercral MORRIS D KLASS Acqdemlc Assocrate News Edrtor Optrmrst ROBERT ERWIN KORNBLATT Industrral Secretary Presldent Arrcraft Socrety GERALDINE KRAGE CSF Pres V1cePres Forum Club Athenran Com munrty Pub Ed Optrmrst GAA Sec Schol Soc Sec place Poly Frnals Lrons Club Cont Ephebran Academrc IOHN H KULIKOFF Archltectural Presrdent Archrtectual Socrety Varstty Baseball C B Basketball Letter MITSURU KUMAMOTO Salesmanslup Sports Edrtor Assrstant Sports Edrtor Optrmlst Ad vertxsmg Staff lapanese Club B Track Exchange Edltor GERARD KURTIS Industrxal KEN KUZUHARA Academxc MORTON LAKRETZ Academlc Treasurer SerqeantatArms Ooen Forum NORMAN LAMB Academtc Knrqht A Basketball Letter Vrce Pres Pres Scholar shlp Socrety CSF Secretary Boys League Secre tary Chemrstry Socrety IAY LAMONT Academlc B Track WARREN A LANZA Academrc Chess Club Wrestlrng Sell Government Chemrstry Socrety ELSA LEHMANN Salesmcmshrp Sell Government BILL LESNICK lndustrxal Self Government THELMA LESNICK Ar THERESA LEUCK Ar Charter Member Brush and Palette Optrmtst Art Staff DOROTHY LEW Musrc Treasurer Chmese Club Scholarshxp Socrety Tn Y CSF A Cappella Cholr MARGARET LIEBERKNECHT Commerctal Fmance KATHERINE ELIZABETH LIEBZEIT Stenographlc LEONA LINDQUIST Academrc Feature Ed Alumm Ed Edrtor Optrmxst Presxdent Secretary Forum Club Scholarshrp Soctety Cabmet French Club A Cappella Choir Atheman MARY LISTON Home Economrcs Ephesran Home Economrcs Club Mask and Sandal Home Room Commrttee Semor B MELBA D LISTON Musrc GAA Band Orchestra HONGKO LIU Commerctal Sadie and the Town Crler Meet Subscrlptron Sadxe today' cned Ur ban Whrtaker subscnpuon promoter to hundreds of Poly1tes durrng the three weeks of the Opt1m1st campargn On the school platform Urban gave a talk urgmg all Poly 1tes to subscrlbe so that they would be 1I'1 the know on Poly actrvittes Other Optlrmst promoters were Subscnptron Sadre g1rls 65 t t Secretary, Board ol Control: Head Cashier. Board of ,, . . . ,, . . . ,. ,. . - - - ll - 1 l ' ll - -sf ,ff ,-f f his ak -.2 ffail 'f-4 0'-A When the 12 o Clock Whistle Blows This IS a typical scene at Polytechnic at noon These seniors are shown hungrily munchmg their lunches Long lines of stu dents rmpatiently wart their turn to buy their lunches at the hash line Starting from left to right Charlene Shacklett Charles Gilette James Gilbnde Gerry McLean and Betsy Zwart Others eat lunches 1n club meetings IAX, VA': .,, ' ra 5 ov- OU' MARTIN H LIVELY EDDIE LOPEZ Gym Team B Football IIMMY LOUIE Chinese Club Electrical MAY YOOK LOUIE Secretary Chinese Club EDWIN LEWIS LUCKSINGER Vice President Aircraft Society MA XILLA LYONS Commercial Industrial Electricity Engineering ociety Bookkeeping Industrial Academic Historian Secretary Open Forum Home Room Ch Senior A Cabinet French Club World Friendship Club Self Government Tri Y IEAN MCARTHUR Scholarship Socipn GLENN E MCCLOSKEY Self Government Usher Force ian Aircraft Society BETTY I MCCLUSKEY LOIS MCCULLY Girls League Representative FRANCES AMELIA MCDONALD Home Economics Club: World Academic Industrial Vice President Librar Commercial Academic Home Economics Friendship Club: Come merce Club: A Cappella Choir: Representative. Girls' League ROBERT A. MCDONALD IANICE W. MCEVERS President T' Y' V'C Friendship Club BETTY MCFARLAND G.A.A. Industrial Academic -President. Ephesians: World Comm-rcial NELDA GERTRUDE MCKOWN H-me Economics Home Economics Club: World Friendship Club: G.A,A. GERALDINE MCLEAN Commercial Tregguyey Senior B: Girls League Representative: Kaleta: G.-A-A MILDRED L. MCMANUS Berean Club DON MALONE Usher Force: Aircraft Society 66 Academic Industrial HARLEY MANNES Photography GRACE MANOR General ELAINE MASSIE Home Economics EDWARD E, MASTON Academic Treasurer. Chemistry Club: Treasurer. Chess Club BILLIE IEANNE MATHEWS tdeceasedf Academrc Sell Government HELEN H MATSUNAGA Academrc Pres Qec Schol Soc Sec Athemans Treas G L Treas Forum Mask 61 Sandal W F C Amrcttran Wmner Dunn Symposrum 1940 All Crty Orchestra LOIS MATTHEWS Stenoqraphrc FRANK MAYER Accxdemlc WILLIAM MAYS AY Varsrty Football Letter Varsrty Track Kmght Semor A Cabmet Class Artrst Presrdent A Cappella Chorr Presxdent Poly Chanters HOPE C MENDOZA Salesmanshrp VrcePres1dent Trr Y LORENA MILLIRON Academrc Optrmrst Staff IEAN MINETT Home Economrcs Presrdent Kaletas Presxdent Grrls Advrsory Board Fresrdent Athenrans President Hockey Club G A A EDWARD A MIRAMON C Track B Track Musrc MIRALYN MOISE Amdemm Tn Y Self Government World Frrendshrp Club Gxrls League Representatrve Mask and Sandal Charrman Lost and Found WI' NDA F MONGER Hom Economrcs REGINA MONTGOMERY Sqlegmgnshlp SellGovernment Grrls League Reprcsentatrve Com mcrce Club BARBARA MOORE Acqdemlc Vrce Pres Pres Tn Y Vrce Pres Home Econ Vmce mans Kaleta GAA Schol Mask G Sandal Epheb 'VIINN E ALMA MOORE Acadomrc Scholarshrp Socrety Th Latest News on the Poly Campus Keep rg the noon broadcasts gorng full swmg rs Kerth W11l1amS assocrate edrtor of the Opt1m1st All noon broadcasts mcludrng popular and classrcal musrc are sponsored by the Poly Opt1m1st Accurate and up to the mmute flashes as well as lnterestmg sports rnformatron are q ven on these programs by Opt mrst members and student body officers 67 ' 4'-T. 5? ' -4 'S n 1 aft: x gr J , 1,41 t-'litem' YQ KN QA? 'Ffa .. 'S -5 'VS f S 3'-' R Z-S 3 an f I fab 713 l 11 4 ' 'Av 'Z' ' V l ' 5 ' : ' . ' I it t X - 'B . V X A lll . t ' . : ' . ' ' ' : re ',,'7 t .-. I it K ' , A 'LV ,l , dwx A ' ' . : I. I 5' p Z ia? . . 9 ' ,X ' A ' ' ,L ,--,, , i U H , : . I' J , - k .. ,,. I Pres., Sr. A's: Vice-President, Sr. B's: Treas., Athe- 3 I ' : : . . .: .: : . YP ' . ' I , A 5 I - 5, Y ,Inf -1' A .2 - : V l , L Tl ft' 9 v :gli ,f l arg ,I 1 2 N lf' - I Q - 2 Q 2 ... d ,tj I s. 5 . ' 1 9 A - - . . . . . Y J ef' ,16- 33 :JN-. - 1 ,nu A 3-x 075 ,Q f ps YV' I Hats off to the May Queen May Day Festival' A day all the girls look forward to The program at this gay occasion conslsts of songs dances and brief speeches The most important event is the crowning of the Queen Shirley Webster was elected as Queen this year and her attendants were Betty Iane Munn Ioan Clark Barbara Moore lean Minet Esther Binkele and Betty Burgess R STUART MOORE G neral Fire Department Self Government ARTEMISA IVIORENO Stenogrgphm Treas Vice Pres Girls League Treas Senior A Amicitian Tri Y G A A BETTY IANE MUNN Academic CSF Scholarship Society President Kaleta Merit Board DOROTHY MYERS Academic Secretary Treasurer Self Government President Corinthians CSF Associatae Editor Annual Sec retary Camera Club Athenian HIDEKO NAKAMURA Commercial STELLA KATHERINE NEIL Academic Pres Olympians Asst Sec Girls Self Gov Sec French Club Girls League Rep Athenian Tr Y Open Forum Scholarship Society Sec Merit Board RALPH A NEIS Academic GLORIA IONE NELSON Stenographic BILL NICHOLS Industrial Chemistry Club ROSE M. NIM Home Economics Chinese Club' Scholarship Society: A Cappella Choir TOSHIYE NISHIDA Commercial Scholarship Society: C.S.F.: Annual Staff: Commerce Club HARRY C. NISSEN IR. Academic Chemistry Club: Scholarship Society MARY ODOM Stenographic EVELYN M. ORR Salesmanship Self-Government: Commerce Club: Treble Songsters GONZALO ORTEGA r IEANNE OWEN Academic GEORGIA PP-PP-AS Commercial G.A.A,: Self-Government IANEVA PARKER Acgdemjc Mask and Sandal: Scholarship Society: Self-Govern ment 68 IOE PARKER Varsxty Track Clerk Boys Court Academtc MILDRED L PATTON Home Economrcs FRED PA ULSRUD Gym Club Academ1c ALICIA PAYAN Scholarshxp So 1ety Home Economxcs Club GA A Sell Governm nt Acader IC IOAN PERF! 12th Grade Glrls League Representatxve Hockey Club GAA Academrc HOWARD T PIERCE IR Vxce Prestdent 28th Street H1 Y B Football B Track A Track A Cappella Cholr Industrnal MARY ALINE PIETRUSKY Acaclemxc IOI-IN PLP KOS Kmqht H1 Y Ch Self Gov Boys League Represen tatrve Pres S42 Class Ch A Cappella Track Let ter Safety Coun B Football Letter Cap B Football Academ1c HELEN PON Bookkeeplnq Trl Y V1cePres1dent Chmese Club IEAN POPE Home Economrcs BILLIE POTTS ACGdemlC G1rls League Representatwe GEORGE L PRICE Academxc B Track Letterman B Football Treasurer Boys League SelIGovernment Grit Cha1rman Sr Cabmet MARION BLATRICE PRICE Commercxal VERNON E PRIESS Academrc Alternate Iudge Boys Court Chem1stry Club LOIS PRIOLEAU Academrc G A A Phoen1c1ans Chaxrman A Cappella Cho1r Student Hospltal AUGIE M RAMPELLO Varsnty Baseball Ind IS r1al HELEN E RANSOM Red Crcss Councrl French Club Home Economrcs EVELYN RAYBURN Home Fconomtcs Club Home Economrcs Your Autograph Mr Pres1dent'? A good example of the tnendly Splfll at Poly IS Hello Day In keepmg wlth our s hool colors are the brlght blue and gold Hello Day cards sold to the students They slgn each others cards and enjoy a truly get acqua1nted day The cl1max to lh1S ex Clllnq day IS the m1xer to whrch students are admltted by showlng the1r Hello Day cards 69 A 'T X 4'- J' Cf ,- vvx All Out for Semor Ptctures Makmg appomtments for senrors IS a brg task and the dlstrrbutron of sen1or appotnt ment cards IS even a greater one But the senrors happrly get 1nto ltne to rece1ve those yellow apporntment cards Glor1a Bnseno who IS tn charge hands them out to Mar1an Wrltse Carohne Wachholz Irmmy Welch Johnny Sta1r and many other waltmg As ARTHUR REECE Academrc LAURENCE A RICHMOND Academrc Arrcratt Socrety MASAKO RIKIMARU Academrc Scholarshlp Socrety DORIS RIOS Academrc Sec Mask and Sandal Schol Soczety Red Cross Councrl Gtrls League Representattve Monrtor Sell Gov Lyrrc Smgers GAA World Frrendshrp Club VORLEEN ROBERTSON Musrc FABIAN ROMANO Academzc WPC Frrst rn SL and Clty C Track 1120 LHP C Track Letter B C Basketball Letter Capt B C Track IOHN ROMITO Commercral OPAL L ROYSE Commercral Secretary Olymprans DORIS RUDDIClx Academrc Vrce Prestdent Olymprans Grrls League Represen tatlve EDWARD RUDNICKI lndustrlal Sergeant at Arms Atrcrait Socrety PEGGY RUFF Commerctal SHIRLEY RUFF Academzc Bll Representatrve Scholarshrp Socrety Tn Y Prest dent Treasurer World Frrendshrp Club CATHERINE SAKA Stenoqraphrc Scholarshrp Socrety IULIETTE SALCIDO Home Economtcs Prestdent Home Economrcs Club Red Cross Councrl World Frtendshrp Club Lyrrc Smqers MANUEL SALDIVAR lndustnal ALFRED SANDERS Acqdemlc Treasurer Iunror Gutld of Orqanrsts Orpheus Club PAUL SANDERS Indusinql Varstty Football Letter KAZUYE SATO Commefcml Scholarshtp Socrety Commerce Club Bd.. Pub.: Treas., Sr. A: Emblem Ch., Sr. B: Knight: 70 GEORGE W SAUVE Industrral Presrdent SellGovernment Vrce Presrdent Self Gov ernment lst and 4th Lreut Fxre Dept Usher Force Open Forum Chemrstry Club Safety Commrssroner DOROTHY SCHENCK Commerclal MELVIN L SCHLOSSMAN Indus nal Varsnty Football Letter IUNE SCHWARTZ Academrc Atheman Scholarshxp Socrety C S F Spamsh Medal News Edltor Edrtor Optxmxst Amer Leglon Medal PI-IYLLIS E SCOTT Academrc Choral Club A Cappella Chorr MIL DRED M SENESY Academrc CHARLENE L SHACKLETT Adertmsxng Staff Hockey Chorr EILEEN H SHELLEY Presrdent GA A Kaleta crl A Cappella Chorr XOSHIHIKO SHIGEMURA Presrdent Iapanese Club Self Government B Track HELEN W SHORT Salesmanshxp Club GAA A Cappella Home Economxcs Atheman Coachmq Coun Academrc Treasurer Iapanese Club C Track Letter Scrence DONALD SIEVERT Archrtectural Secretary Treasurer Archrtectural Soctety EUGENE SILK Sell Government Fire Department IOHN SIMON Gym Club FAYE SIMPSON IOHN L SIMS BYRON A SMITH Archxtectural Soctety CYNTHIA SMITH WILMA C SMITH Industrlal Open Forum I Salesmanshrp lndustrxal Archrtectural Fire Department Academrc General A Semor Keeps Em Flying . I' - 1 . .1 u . . . . Any stamps today? Vnrgmra Brurnheld asks the palI'lOl1C semors as they march enthus1 astrcally up to the colorful red, wh1te, and blue HVICIOIY House on the Poly campus Erleen Shelley, along w1th the rest of her classmates, rs shown dolng her part 1n the all out effort for vlctory Generous Polyxtes also gave to the Red Cross and to the Chxna Rehef Fund durmg the second semester 71 'S' QW' V 4 is 6-0-1 i Xl pls Q C5 ,-J Machlnes Dont Tell Lles Was she tell1ng the truth? Barbara Moore Poly student volunteered for an expenment wrth the l1e detector The operator entranced the aud ence w1th h1s mystenous machme He asked the students amusmg questlons and told them not to tell the truth so that he could demonstrate the way h1s l1e de tector worked All enyoyed the program SIDNEY LEROY SNOOK Industnal LESTER D SNYDER Archxtectural Semor B Yell Leader C B Track Basketball LIOYD STAATS Academtc B Football Axrcratt Socxety IOHN F STAIR Accxdemlc Presldent Semor B Presrdent A S B O Chemtstry So clety Kmght Scholarshxp Soclety Epheblan DOLORES STALLINGS Commerctal World Fnendshxp Club Commerce Club GERALDINE STANGE Home Economtcs Themlsans Treasurer Home Economlcs Club Schol arshtp Soclety DOROTHY VIRGINIA STANLEY Commerclal Chaxrman Sr B Sweater Safety Councll Secretary Pmlcltlans Trl Y Commerce Club DONNA LEE STEWARD Commerclal EULLA BELLE STRICKLAND Home Economrcs Presxdent Epheslans Head Nurse Student Hospttal GAA Gxrls League Representatwe BETTY IEAN SULLIVAN Comm rcral Commerce Club World Fnendshrp Club 'IOKIO SUYEHARA lndustnal B Football B Track MIDORI TAKENAGA r Prt Club French Club KIYO TANIGUCHI lndustnal TATSUYO TATARA Academrc Chalrman Semor Home Room Red Cross Councrl Iumor Orgamst Gumld Tn Y Iapanese Club GAA Academic Self Government G A A Iumor Red Cross Da Bots Club Phoemcxan IEP-N MARIE TOCK Home Economtcs ALICE TOM Stenographtc CSF Treas Schol Soc Chmese Club Cabmet Ad vxsory Board Tennls Trophy Wmner Optnmrst Staff Coachmg Councll Atheman G1-ADYS TOM Commercral Secretary Commerce Club Chmese Club 72 ' l : . : C fa- u Y Nl 9' in E A I . 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I U T il, n ,li , I l ,Q A ,,. - SABURO TOMITA Acgder-mc YUPE TORRES Industrial B Football ARMAND TRIBE Industrial Pres Hi Y Pres Ionian Society lst ten weeks Self Government A S B O Cabinet Class Play THOMAS TRYON A Basketball 2 yrs Co Cap 2nd String All North A Baseball Letter B Football 28th St H Y S G Knight Assoc Sport Ed Optimist Ath Mgr Sr A ELIZABETH GLORIA TUERO Hom Economics MARINA ANNA TURICH Home Economics G A A Home Economics Club DOROTHY MAE UTTER Ar A Cappella Choir Ar Staff SelfGovernment KEN UYEMURA Academic Scholarship Society CONSUELO VALENCIA Academic Reporter Optimist FLORENCE VANDE VELDE Academic IOHN VASQUEZ Architectural President Architectural Sketch Club IACOUELINE VENGER Ar Vice President President Brush and Palette S mor A Class Artist World Friendship Cabinet IRTHUR VILLASENOR Industrial B Basketball B Track B Football Letter D Bas cetball Lett r Secretary Boys League C Track Lett r CAROLINE WACHHOLZ Academic CSF Ir Guild Organists Treas Orpheus Club Self Government Sec Scholarship Society Front S ction Editor Faculty Editor Annual MARY FRANCES WALL Home Economics Secretary Home Economics Club Home Room Chair rran Sr A BYRON WALLIEN r SARAH IANE WALTON Home Economics Ephesian ALBERT WARD Industrial Five Little Pegasans' Choosing five pretty girls from the many at Poly was a hard task but finally lean Ayers lane Grey Mary Harris Phyllis Scott and Dorothy Utter were selected. Their re- ward was the privilege of being models for the boys in the photography classes. They where taken on a field trip and pictures of all kinds were made under the direction of Mr. Hansen instructor in photography. 73 er! Px as 47 x 'WC be an f Q' A S3 ii I 6 .L I . What a Wonderful Prohle' Shlrley Webster secretary of the sen1or class proudly dlsplays her sen1or class pzctures to her fnends Her adm1rers hope that therrs w1l1 come out as well for sen1or prctures wrll br1ng back memorres of the qood old days at Poly Left to r1ght are lean Ayres Manny Fmkelstem Artem1sa Mo reno Dotty Dugan Sh1rley and lane Grey DOROTHY MAE WARREN Commercral SHIRLEY IEAN WEBSTER Ar Atheman Pres Amrcttrans 11th Gr Rep Vxce Pres Pres Grrls League Sec Sr A GA A Commerce Club Mask and Sandal Class Play Annual Art Stall ELEF NOR WEITLICH Commerczal IAMES S WELCH Academrc Prestdent Senxor B Busmess Mgr Annual Chlef Marshal Flre Dept Hall Ch Self Gov Open Forum Chem Soc Schol Soc Ephebran Alt Dunn Medal EARL WESTMORELAND Industrral B Football Varsrty Track URBAN GEORGE WHITAKER Academrc CSF Edrtor Annual VP Pres Forum V P Calxt WFC Class Play Pxcture Ed Optmmtst Herald Extemp Dunn Sym Kmght Nat Son Cont Epheb GEORGE WHITE Archrt ctural OsQIE WHITE Indus nal 28h St Hr Y Electncal Enqmeermg Socrety Gym Club ALLEN LEE WHITESIDE lndustnal Gym Club I-IENRY EDWARD WILKINSON Industnal C Track Letter B Track B Football Boys Leaqu Representative IACK E WILLIAMS Industrral Gym Club Gym Team B Football KEITH R WILLIAMS Academtc B A Football Letter A Track Kmght Vxce Pres Pres Boys League Sports Ed Assoclate Ed Optx mtst Safety Councrl Class Play Ephebtan LUCY WILLIAMS Commerce Club Commercral ART WILLIS Camera Club Photography MARIAN WILTSE Secretary Advertrsmq Staff Prestdent Cormthxans Scholarslup Socxety Commercral ANDREW WONG Chmese Club SelfGovernment Electrlcal Enqmeer mg Socmety Industrial GIN D WONG Industrtal esldent C1v1l Engtneerlnq Socxety Chmese Club WESLEY WOO Industrlal The Hatchet Burtal Peace A reumon after a feud IS shown here of the Pegasans and H1ghlanders who are burymg the hatchet after Fxeld Day The Semor B s and A s from left to rlght are Es ther B1nkele Tom Tryon Cless Wlseman Iackxe Fowler Crystal Woo Iohnny Plakos Hlrosht Ito and Barbara Moore The hatchet bunal IS a trad1t1onal and always popular event after a hard fought Fxeld Day contllct MITSUKO YAKURA Academlc Scholarshxp Socxety C S F ALICE MING YOUNG Stenographlc Chmese Club HENRY YOUNG Academzc A Cappella Choxr Chess Team Boys League Rep Self Government Prestdent Chmese Club V1cePres1 dent Chemrstry Soctety PEGGY C YOUNG Ar Flnance Soctal Chaxrman Semor As Tn Y GAA Commerce Club VERA ZLOKOVICH Commerctal ILENE ZORN Academic World Fnendshxp Club BETSIE ZWART Commercral Vxce Presldent G A A Semor B Cabmet Corxnthtars Coachmg Councxl NO PICTURE IIM BARKER r ROBERT BAXTER Industrlal GENE BENNETT Industnal BETTY BROCKMAN Home Economrcs ALBERT CHISM Industnal ALMA CORTES Commerclal IESUS GARCIA Industnal H IOSEPH HERNANDEZ Industnal FRANCES HOWARD Home Econormcs ROBERT IACKSON Industrtal EVA IONES Home Economlcs ROBERT KNOERNSCHILD Academrc DON LITTLE Academxc BETTY LOKVAM Commerctal MARY KAY MCELROY Academrc CARROL MCKEEHAN lDeceasedJ KAORU MAEDA Commercxal CHARLES MATTHEWS Sclence BERNARD MURDOCK Industnal AKIRA NOZAWA Academxc DAVID PHELAN Industnal WARREN REYNARD Commercxal GEORGE ROOS Academmc MURIEL TATE Commercxal MARY THOMAS rt ARTHUR VERGILIO Enqmeermg BILL WHITMAN Academlc VIRGINIA WOLFE General H . 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I Treasurer, Amicitians: Treble Songsters: Board of A t A Comedy ln Three Acts Presented by S 42 Class You Cant Take It W1th You a clever comedy rn three acts was presented by the Pegasan class of S42 The story IS centered around the Sycamore famlly and 1ts true to lrfe problems Grandpa the head of the fam11y was portrayed by Ke1th W1ll1ams who won everyones heart w1th h1s lovable manner and nonchalant phrlosophy of hte The mother was Berdene Hogan as Mrs Sycamore artlst and playwr1ght ESS19 the gay toe dancer and Wlle of Ed was performed by Gert Gonzales her husband the easygotng fellow by Iohnny Plakos Manny Frnkelstem a Russ1an ballet teacher kept the audrence rolhckmg w1th laughter Sh1rley Webster as Ahce played the rndrspensable secretary to Mr Krrby and her boy frrend Tony was Bud Tr1be The very dramatlc actress Carolyn Dawson as Gay Well1ngton Others who added enterta1nment to the play were Don Clark George Kalde Iane Cr1ner Lrlhan Goldste1n Urban Wh1taker V1v1an Greathouse Ralph Iohnson B111 Anderson and Ieanne Johnson Three G Men Adam Bernhardt Newton Kaplow1tz and Charles Gtllette completed the cast Th1s gay comedy success was d1rected by M1ss Ruth Edwards talented new drama teacher 76 Summer 42 Class Play I I 11 1 . 11 - 1 1 , . - - I I I . . . 1 . . 1 . , . , 1 I I I - 1 1 - 1 1 ' I A I I I 1 1 1 I I I I ' . , , 1 I 1 . - , . lc Qt! X MVB K fy QU M: att, WW JV H .q! Ti -Qi? SENIOR B CABINET Howl Norrts qlrls soc chmn Porter qrrl treas Grosch sec M Brennen sponsor Wxseman pres Mtss Fogarty sponsor Bmkele vrce pres Phllllps boys treas Homo boys soc chmn Row 2 Gossman yell leader Grtskoms htstorran lege nam and motto chmn Stewart HR chmn Stxles photographer Huerta arttst Peterson sgt at arms Ward Class song Pmeau yell leader Duarte emblem chmn Curtls H H chmn Onward to Unconquered He1ghts xs Hxghlander Motto W1th the commg of the summer term, a new class rose to take tts place 1n the successton of Polytechmc senror classes After electmq ofhcers, the class chose the name I-hghlanders and the motto, Onward to unconquered he1ghts, as sutted to the1r xdeals Stnvmg to l1ve up to thelr narne, the class appeared rn full p1a1d regaha on Semor Freld Day The Htqhlanders are lookmg forward to a successful senror A term next fall 77 4 , Y as '+-.M -,X x H , tv - - f X 4 T , l v -E . N- bl - :Qty y .H ,. 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B12 Row l Francls Banks I Clark Dutton Htlton Grossman Grxskonts Grosch E Curtrs Faucher Hensley Flower Row 2 Barker Abe Fong Suzukr Fernandez Caya Hart Iersey Brqbee Iacobs Dawson Row 3 Gama Ito H Clark De-Melt Krmbro Phxlhps Gleason Iames Grlbert Hrcks Hutchrson Row 4 Albrtght Lambert Cunnynqham Keller lacks Chatovttz Adelmarl TCHCIYCI Ashton Row 5 Kmrshr Korke KOCh1 Broussard Acosta Ellrott Cavendrsh Grossvoqel Allen Kanda Iew Row 6 Castrlla Brooks Anderson D hara A Curtts Butelo Bamattre Bum Ster Ichrkawa Fong Bl2 Rowl Patton Porter Annea Marquardt Norrrs Murray Wells Galbavy Sabattm M Robl s L Robles Monyr Althea Marquarclt Louie Sam Takemura Oetftnqer Ma sush1ta Row 2 NCIl4G'1O Blackard Estes Blake Ozawa Welch Garcra Pmeau Mrsaka Archer Ault Mrller Roda Conradr Sregel Narahara Row 3 Reeves Moe Pethtt Tatara Rerif Wong Wxqge Westley Works Lew Brnkele Nasabal Wood Marquls Murakamt Duarte Row -1 Peterson Roma Snove Martrnez E Lee Muldown Furry Oveso Stoke Navorran Dorothy Ward Tam Zelq GY 5ChG3l Wald Lewrs Row 5 Catre Blanco Wanetrck Thomas Mestas Kochr Rtch Smqerman Reeler Yamez Socola Wrseman Rosas Iordan Row 6 Douglas Ward Rocco Spectre Shermtm T Lee C Lee Huerta Smtth Moreno Sasakm Phxlhps Ramtrez Ullner Yaqucht Patterson Lrzarraqa 78 I., f A f , Q. 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I f - X, S . -. 3 ' C ' I 9 , ' ' ' 2 ' ' ' ' ers , , , .1 A All Rowl Abourezk Bates Burqener Ieanne Anaerson Abrams Bozayran Bus hmq Betan court Brumfreld M Brown Carlson Row 2 W Be' Breqel Chuna Ia lt Anderson Busch Husk Bauer E Brown Campbell Amo Brrseno R w 3 Archer D Bell Bercutt Bea h Camps Brrnk worth Bacca Cartwright Carr1llo Barlow Ca mona Row -1 Beal Ba rera Barba Bamattre Carland Andrews Almenar Amescua Aranda Row J Arreola Aaoor Gasca Iohnson Kwan Ito Brooks Anthonx Aram Row 6 Bastanchurx Attarran Bertone A Brown E wards A Row 1 de la Torre W Dawson Ga rt o S Garcma Gardea L Garna Ers n Dans Delbarxan Evenson Equchr How 2 Faxela Chawez Ktm D Ga CIC D Gr xann T Ga fr Enrrquez Everett Cooper Cutler Donrsr Row 3 Campo Dunham Freeman Ca rera Currerx 'I' Flemmq Dorr DIGISQY Fttzpatrrcx Row -1 M Flemrnq T Dawson Donq Chung R Garcxa Castellanos Dockrrll Farkas Drttemore Clemens Row 5 Castxlla Gonzales de Ba kow Connolly Charrpar Farrls Enckson Deqraffe-nre1d Conklrn Gardrner xfx I-J'3 0055 'FF IIV 43'-II 79 I Y ' 7 r-p . , .,,. . rr, , 1, C , ., ll z , . , r ci , . , , . . , e . 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Row 4: Lear, Lopez, Kurakane, Lloyd, Karayan, Nobuto, Kirkman, Lentz, Kidd, Lonq Young, Row 5: Kikuchi, Aguilar, Marple, Mackey, Leeds, Krouse, Leckey, Mossler, Ornberq, Row 6 McCandless, Mundo, Molind, Moon, 5 I ILA 80 rw-A A11 .H i .. ,f 4 . ' K 1 Q J ILA- as as 5 r l ,N , . ,jk g 1 I I fr, 'L l 1 4' lv- lr - , , 13 J -is 4 W M 5 I , Z, F, , ., 1 Ll 'l I FK to ' . , ff ..- I if A All Row l S1monet I Roqers Long Rapado Slusner Osthx P1ler Suzs1k1 Pat er Quy Sperrv Sedam Preqler Row 2 Paul P1l Small Sanford Sh o1ro Perrx Raxten H Robl s R1vas Pornpct Row 3 Shrewsourw Parker E Robles Pclac1os Sahara Sanchez Schaub Qeutoda Rrncon Fhchmond Sh rrcrke Rov -1 Enaland Sorense H Rogers Rakew Sch erner Shahbaqhhan Scott Quan P octe Ram ez Por l Rove l Yosh no Valenca ZISG Tat T c-c Zeoeda G l sen Re Stewart Wh tlex Tank le o neu Z llne Va as Row .1 T H Ta e1ch1 u,ta D Wats '1 Trussell W1lson Thompson Haqgad Ulex M n es cms Row 4 Sanche Za 1llagc1 Zcncc lVl Zukmllaga Zvuort Str W xn h xc l'1rarc ro hc r1 To c Row J T1te a Moo e Rooms n Ross Svobo a S 4 Ya! s D Woo Wo fm '1 T 3 Wheele Rov. 6 Vkcc s Whtte V1llc1senor V 1 West r Ll s1'n lral-cc1h1 81 5 . 'h ,. 1 1- . X N I t X . I I a .-,f ' V ' '. A ' I 1 C, ., I , 1 , S .x x, , ' - 'S - , Y r I , X, , , 1 , AT l J 1 ' i Pk ' ' 3 . :- . J-' ' I U . Al. ' 1 11 , ' 1 , r, 1.11, cr: la, Taylor, Vermeer, A , :ri ' 1. rnboztg VVatt, Young, U111ye, Row 2' Travis, 'Nells Tswnserzc, M Watson, Wiseman, S'4ll1':ar1, Stromwalf ' , 11 ', s V, T o ', e :, ra ' 7 uric., I: 1 , S an , . 3., , ' , 1 A , r, t e : - TSLLZSLLL, Vw'1'l1 , ' 1 1 2, D 'b' , , . ' , ' , ., :na ' 'aft S S LLZLLA' , Sn' ':, l-:C a, 3' ' 'Z r , r , o , jr, Q , ternard Toed, ' 3 , , , rl. 31, W o 11 r, ' , ' a , ' , ' , erron VVag'r1e . T onlie, T lly l!v2..l. ,zra l B11 Rowl Campello Atkrnson Abe Ackerman Bertram Breedlove Coleman E M Davrs Cota Crouse Row 2 Dorce England Earney Demmrrxa Dodson Chu Brownmq Annerl Cr0L1Ch Buelna Row 3 Casxllas Baldwrn Claybough Clme Eoelter Allran Rercl Barowrtz Cutler Bll Howl Keller George lackson Kambara Kumaqar Francrsco Koen Leonard Fata Henderson Goldbaum Row Z Murray Knolle FUIIIUOII Gallegos Koyrma Heynemann Kuzuhara I Howard Coats W Howard Row 3 lohnson Krrk Ishrda Iones Karagozran Fukushrma Imamura Kellsll Hams Kerrrck Row 4 Kxnq Lee Harclwrck Leggett lame on 82 Stamps. Harneri Row 4:'Brown, Ballard, Arthtrr, Crawford, Burley, ljumasf E. Davis., Arima wiv ff. F . x J' Jylr- W ar Q0 ITN vw B11 Howl Ozasa Orana Maves McC1uskey Losrer Loomrs Lunan Mrlcamo Osolmq Lmdsay How 2 Paeth Kazarlan Kakhaman Medma Gama Otsulr Mrchael Osawa Ncmryama How 3 Hall Arrma Mayor McCoy Montenegro Lober Matsuda Lorne How 4 Peters Hoth McManus Marten Paopas Ochocr B11 Howl Wrlqht Storm Planer Tash Ossran Rrlev Sobeske Hunkel Ullberq Perrv Torrero How 2 Gutherre Stephen Proulx Lmdsay Held Schooley St Iohn Whrttle Shm r Hamre How 3 Toyoda Watanabe Stewart Woo Unoura Summerrse Woods Yokota Shrouyc Row -1 W1 krnsm Yoshrda Yoshxyama Schlrck Wrlhams Werss H Wakabavash Ya a K Wa abavashr How a Wood Proctor Tallant Shannon Schrewe Wemoe Itano 83 1 - 'H 1 .L f If 4 . x V K' - gf- vhs Q' , 1 Q 1' 5' . f ,. t 9 Q 4 ' ' .j 1 P I I t 1 6' T . - ,Q W as 26 '56 mm K X! L4 A10 Howl Costm Becerra Carter Cunntnqham Berg Azar Barley Crasher Casrllcrs Blackman Buchanan Chow Cam Ealrd Boyd Cox Anthens Anderson Carroll Row -1 C rmtz Barr Alverson Beaman Cordero Abourezk Davls Caya Acosa Corvera Row 5 Chan Chrn Clark Ball Brewmgton Buffxnqton Boynton Danals Brakeblll Berq Castro A10 Garcla Dormnquez Garrv Graybeal Ballenger Gatlev Halverson Hanson Enqnell Gtmpel Hand Ertckson Row 2 de Querroz Fong Fax Flores Hartnell Graves Hanes Enqlano Frye Ellery Drxon Row 3 Helo Hoo Eppley Godmez Du Ell Du Mond Gates Grbbs Grttlley Hase Havls How 4 Duron Castlllo Frnk Glenn Harmlton Gmn Grvens Grttfrth Greer FSSIV Hobson Row J Earlftelas Gonzales Dunn Hahn Hall Grtffm Groves Gonzalez Gross Frredman Floyd 84 A L J 5 an , . t 4 T: . E1 1 1 if A, df' 1- XV , V f ' I C C V 1 .. , I 1 ' ff Ll? Row 2: Carney, Carr. Barnes, Buclrley, Clarke, Coyne-V, Booth, Barnett, Carrillo. Row V31 Carlisle, A10 Row I Kobo Kcwcldc Hurst Kloqes Hurley Lovurence Ionhson L Lcttc V Henderson Lrpper Grlffxn Row 2 Krmbcll Ihdrd Lleu Lee Hernandez Lcmmn Knoernchrld Ienkms Kent R Henderson Levme Row 3 Larson B Ldttc Kcndler Klern Iohnson HOIOWIYZ Hrycxke W Lee R Lee Hester Row 4 Iohnson Kton Hdyose Yennv Laslex Kurtrs Klbbee Hcrtddc Hllhdrd Kxrnrq Huqhes AIU Row 1 Wcrchholz McCorrrnck Mrllhouse Levthcxm Lu on Mo cn Mendrwl KUXQIIS Mrtchell McC1cxtChey Oveso Murphv Row 2 Murtllo Moro Mendozcx Nerr Norqcrd Neal Lvnch Mussel mon Maldonado Mourr Row 3 Mctsuhurcx Remecxe Icckson Oqlesby Montqomerv Kxbby Ncrkcr murd OConnor Nold Lloredcr Row 4 Moor Moreno Spczuldmq Meeks Mekllcm Nctcccxrcxto PCLGCIOS Fcmcerrcxdo Moy L ... .J 85 . , . 2 , x :. , L A, , , , , 1 - Q v V Y v ' - I ' V I I I V ,lv - I . V 4 , Q eff. ft A . N- X A10 Howl Phrlllppe Pook I Sanders Schuster Salcrdo Pompa Quesada Polk Polrn Rrchardson Oveso Schufer Row 2 Penrx G Rrvas Pollard Parkrnson Romo Sasarrma Park Rcsalez Roark Safer Row 3 H Rlvas Stork Gutlerrez lVl Rodrrguez K Hodrrquez Santo Schead Robrnson B Sanders Sand Prllow Row 4 Ranqel Rothman Savage Rowe Rolrvra Puma Ray Patterson Rernecke G Sam E Sam Row 5 Rowe Pelayo Rehor Scott Paney Retzorv Remhart Reynolds Sredorf Parker How 6 Robles Sherman Sato Parnham Schubbert Portus Ramos SCOlleld Melson A10 Row l Shue D Yrp Stahl Stephenson Smrth Thrers Wrlson Taylor Vernon bp rry Wrrnkle Velasquez Row 2 Stonaker Takeshrta Wrlkrns Webb Yamamoto Shrbata YOSh1fiU Stebbrns Sturzenbaum Vrllasenor Tattu Wrlkrns Vasquez Srkorskr Row 4 Wood Wglstrom Watson Zularca Shrmrdzu C Stone M Stone Shermer Verdugo Young Row 5 W Tom R Woo Thompson Tanaka Tan11 Shrpp Wallace Takata Takeuchr Uyemura Soohoo Row 6 Yokota A ,?s.. JL Dx LG ,O , Zaborskif, Talaveral Zanowl Ybarra, IS. Yip. ROLN 3: White, Ward, Wortheh, Teschler, Wellsl Y a Q A , 3 4 5 l A Q Y I f' Vs B10 Row l Brooke Bernal Anderson Caraveo Anthony Burke Duran Clark Blnkele Bennett Crawford Row 2 Duggan Doblough Caylor Banks Cornellrson Barnum Cooper Austm Calva Barr Brown Row 3 Dunn Cook Davrs Bergheer Cooke Chrlds Berg Bynon K Dobson D Dob son Row 4 Chew Crrder Burros Cruden Aldenbrook Eckhardt Bernstem Burgess Bledsoe B10 Row 1 Howell Flershman George D H111 Markham Loure Mahony Krshr Kelly Gray Hal ler Maldonado Row 2 Kxkuchl Errksson Loya Iwashrka Kane Lakowskr Hartley Kromas Lewrs Hutson Frank Row 3 Hayes Iackson Kravrtz Fasone I-lubbleston R H111 Grbson Grlbert Ymg Magee Kelley Row 4 Lawrence Grllespre Lundstrom Heydenberk McElhoes Laurrtzen Ralph Heller Roy Heller Kumemoto Htga Lulthle Home 87 s X L 6' 1 it Al P i . ' ' 1 V., Y .- - -I V 5 . ill , I .ifs I , ,Nm , J A , ,i K ' , tr '. N . J 4, X ' - ..,I ' wx Q. -an - 1- E----.- 9 4 ,Y 5, ...-.-q, T -S7 Radcltit Penza Row 2 Matthews Rodgers Lenard Phrlhps Nrelsen McPherson Navarro Ohno Makhanran Rodrxguez Rogers Page Row 3 Mrlman Okano Owens Rankm Cecrest SGIIIICIS Rrekert Mfmn lVlor1ta H111 Matsumoto B10 Row l A Young Tanrno Tryon Stange Wrlfley Thompson Ross Wtllrams Tom Vlqll Spoden Waters Row 2 Tomryama Tacht Anderson Crawford Royce W1ll1ams Heller Sutton Zwart Vrvran St ger Wreland Row 3 Wulf Wrtherspoon Wrlson Snyder Shrum Srlmon Yee Whrtten N Young Woo Whrtehead Row 4 Schaefer Alden Zrntgratt Bynon Lee Rera Carpenter FOREICN OPPORTUNITY Row 1 Lohr Saklyama Mryao Ktkunaga Chun Redes Olrvas Kagan Orttz Fee Yat Lrgh Row 2 Kamel Estrada Matsuda L Lee lung D Chm Srlva Lara A OSCIWG R Wong Ye-m Row 3 Hashrmoto Hamaguchr Sato Castaneda Leland Yup Hammond Loure S Wong C Chan How H Tom Row 4 Fukunaga lshtda Sakoda Hoo D Lee Howcrd I-01419 T Loure D Torn Iames Iue Contreras I Chan Row 5 Young H Lee Ng W Chm lmm lue Kew Estudrllo Y Wong K Lee E lunq 88 .ff Fore1gn Opportumty IL.: 1 , 'gn ff 1 mm A P l ' 1 -: ' i H I ' f-1 5 M :1 4 .:. I ' fl Q X .5-1 ' I -Y 1 A -N.,,.,f Q fu , , n - tw .i , A1 , . ' ,- ., . ' X 9 ., l, V r 5 , f Z A K' A 4.9 B10 Row l: Nelson, Minteer, Murray, Matsunaga, Sotomura, Potter, Polanco, Reveles, Norgard. J I I I , I , I I I ' I Athenians Confer With Mrs Enler Wx' LQ- f 1 ' , f f Q- 1' A ' 7-'V f f f j f 1 ff, 4, H , - - ,I 1 M I f I 1.4 ,l ,, 7 ff.- I ff 1 f 1, - 1 I f -V , .v - -' 'K . 1 ff f , 1 - f A'- v ,1 .4 ' f ff ' ,r f f 1 5 f - I -Qf ' , 1 . ' , 1 1 , I I f,, f Mr O Amves for Annual Sales Camparqn 90 Glrls League Cabmet Prepares Dolls Organ1zc1t1ons Keep the Wheels Bollmg Y1 VT ' f M 5 5 V' i r J X IJ I 4' X J ff ' I ,, ' f 9 VJ' X X x , VI 'K --' Q V ' K+ -h--........,K X x... . X A f X x, ' . 1 NN ' ..... I ' '--x ' D ' -'Q' Ulu.- Poly Organlzatlons Answer the Call to Conserve for Vlctory Clubs and orgamzatrons play a vltal part 1n every day l1fe at Poly Soclals held tr1ps d1scuss1ons and sport events compr1se some of the act1v1t1es of these clubs Polys organ1zat1ons have fostered many hfe long fr1endsh1ps and have helped new students to become farmllar w1th our school and 1ts student body Many a boy and glrl has started on the road to success at Poly by 101D1I'1g one of our numerous clubs Wh1le sorne of Polys orgamzahons have self 1mprovement as the1r ma1n mot1ve others such as the Camera Club the Chem1stry Society and the Arrcraft S c ety meet to further the1r knowledge 1n the subject that mterests the members most Espec1ally thrs year have the clubs and orgamzatrons been of great 1rnportance Around the campus glrls from one club or another can be seen mdustnously kmttmg squares for afghans or a group of boys tyrng newspapers or members of some orgam zat1on collectmg t1nfo1l and old razor blades Poly boys also have been orgamz lng groups of frre watchers hrst a1d ass stants and messengers Yes all the organrzatlons have been wcrklng do1ng all they can to help 1n the C1v1l1an Defense work of our country and encouragmg others to save and conserve We all hke the frrendly att1tude cf our orgamzattons all Polyttes should because all Polyxtes may belong to at least one of them 93 . . 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I 1 , . hiv -w...,qM l S ASBO OFFICERS W42 Duggan treas Morrell pres Hascall vxcepres Ishxhara sec ASBO CABINET W42 Upper lett Dankworth Optrmrst ed Mrss Montgomery sponsor Wllllams Boys League pres Colyer Scholarshrp Harrrs Gzrls Selt Gov pres Mr Burnett sponsor pres Sheppard Ionran pres Upper nght Sauve Boys Selt Gov pres Campa Bd ot Publrcty pres Lower lett Hascall ASBO vrcepres Ishrhara ASBO sec Morrell ASBO pres Duggan ASBO treas Lower rrqht Mrss Lamb sponsor Webster Grrls League pres Whrtaker Annual ed Iohnson house mqr Student Offlcers Busy Durlnq Defense Term The hub ot Polytechrncs great wheel ot orgamzatrons 1S the Assocrated Student Body Orgamzatron It IS the center of all student tunct1ons Polys calendar ot events revolves around the ASBO All problems aftectrng our school hte such as club constrtutrons aud calls and matters of polrcy are drscussed and voted upon at the weekly meetmg ot the cabmet and then passed on to the prrncrpal tor approval MISS Montgomery and Mr Roche served ta1thfully as advrsers to thrs rrnportant orqanrzatron but at the beqm mng of the new semester Mlss Lamb and Mr Burnett became sponsors of the ASBO Under therr capable gurdance the ASBO has had another suc cesstul term The cabrnet conststs of offrcers elected by the student body 94 i 1-s Wrnter 42 ASSOC1Qfed Student Body Orqanlzatmon , 8 1 o I 0 .W I 4 . , A 7 f I ,, . . , T T 6 , N -2 I 7 V 4' .lv , 'J rx. 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Q Q . - I I - , I TER .gli Summer 42 Assoclated Student Body Orgcxnlzatron ASBO OFFICERS Ward treasurer Sair president Cclyer vice presiden D ggan s creay Lambert Boys League pres Matsunaga Scholarship pres Upper right Donahue Girls Self Government pres Tatara Board of Publicity pres Miss Lamb sponsor Brown Boys Self Govern ment pres Lower left Ward treas Colyer vrce pres Stair pres Duggan sec Lower right Iohnson house mgr Fernandez Girls League pres Whitaker Annual ed Mr Burnett sponsor ASBO Leaders Promote Thrlit in Vlctory Drive the presidents of the primary organizations the editors of The Optimrst and The Polytechnic Student and the newly added member the yell leader These prominent Polyites not only serve the school but they also gain valuable experience in leadership Along with the many responsibilities regarding problems of school life the A S B O sponsors many of Poly s social functions One great attraction each semester is the Hello Day conducted for the purpose of fosterrng Poly s reputation cf being the friendly school Although the holding of the traditional Blue and Gold Prom at night has been dis ontinued for the duration the last prom held in the afternoon was a great success C5 x A h h I X 1 -4 I , . 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A.S.B.O, CABINET Upper left: Dankworth, Optimist ed.: Tribe, Ionian pres. first ten weeks: XIX GIRLS SELF GOVERNMENT CABINET W42 Stromwall halls ch Thompson treas Knox sec Hyers asst sec Grbson pres Grrls Advrsory Board Donahue vrce pres Harrrs pres Mxss Quackenbush Mrs Iohnson sponsors GIRLS SELFGOVERNMENT REPRESENTATIVES W42 Row l Nakamura Tamakr Hryake Thompson treas Stromwall halls ch Wachholz Chrnn Fong Pompa Heredra Row 2 Rrncon Campbell Marple Wade Attarran Nakashrma Robertson Gmn Brrseno Stoke Oeffrnger Marquardt Monyr Narahara Row 3 Knox Marks Farkas Marlm Iohnson Bacca Cooper Gugler Tolman Gandolfo Isaacson Buckley Andrews Szyrayw G Tattu Row 4 Zularca Karayan C Poole Coltran McClatchey Ienkrns Stephen Gutherre Iackson Chmn Kolrma Riley Demarrrra Ballenger Rros Marquez Row 5 Quesada Amescua Zrser Hadley Wong Iones Murr Davrdson Culp Cox Stebbens Casrllas Mason Roark Hodgson Row B Morse Gudgeon Townsend Lloyd Krm P11 V Poole Zaborsky Sanders Castle Iatmes Mendoza Rrchmond Shumaker Whrttle V for Vrctory wlth Honor Features Self Government Dance Wrll the meetrng please come to order? Many trmes these words fell from the lrps of Ruby Harrrs capable W 42 G1rls Self Government presrdent Ruby d1d all rn her power to make the work of G1rls Self Government successful and to carry out the motto of the orqanrzatron A max1mum of order wrth a mrnrmum of restrarnt For the thrrty erghth year the G1rls Self Government has served Poly loyally and farthfully Each day the self government repre SGHIGIIVSS grve an hour of therr trme toward promotrng orderl1ness and mod erate drscrplrne among the students of Polytechnrc Poly was the frrst school rn the country to establrsh a self government organrzatron Our school has profrted greatly from the measure There wrll always be need for an orqanr zatron such as the G1rls Self Government The grrls who greet you wrth Do you have a hall pass? have done therr work effrcrently rn the past and wrll contrnue to do so rn the years to come The socral event of the wrnter term was the Self Government dance Wrth V for Vrctory Wrth Honor as the theme 96 W 42 G1rls Self Government 5 , .I t. .2 7 ' .7 'ww' s - ' n 'S J ,V , 33? 4.71 I 'Q ' 5 .. I , 5 X . F 3 9 QA -L!! , , 5 rg KP ' Y V 3 ,F Roesies, Everett, Harris, pres.. Miss Quackenbush. sponsor, Donahue, vice-pres., Hyers, asst. sec., I I I l . I ,. . . H . - . , . , . , - . . . , , . . ,, . . . . 1 . . - ll . H . . . . . I . I S 42 Girls Self-Government Representatives Knit for Soldiers During Leisure Time and the music of Al Klein and his orchestra, the dance was a g'eat success. This was the climax of a highly profitable term. Tiny Donna lean Donahue presided over the S42 Girls Self-Government cabinet meetings. During the summer term a new member, the defense chairman, was added to the cabinet. She started the girls knitting afghans for the Red Cross. After debating for some time the girls finally decided upon new sweaters and emblems. Because of the war-time rule restricting school social functions at night the S 42 Selfa Government dance was held in the afternoon. The theme, Blackoutf a very a regular army canteen. Little bombs fell from the ceiling with the lucky ones. Although both the winter and summer cabinets of worthy and capable girls they couldnt have done their satisfactorily without the aid of Miss Quackenbush. war stamps in were made up work quite so GIRLS' SELF-GOVERNMENT CABINET S'-12 Marlin, hall h., Ziser, treas.: Donahue, pres.: Mrs. Iohnson, sponsor: Knox, vicefpres.: Stromwall, defense Advisory Board pres. Thompson, sec.: h.f Minett. Girls' GIHLS' SELF-GOVERNMENT Row l: Rogers, Ellery, Mendivtl, Gatley, Tanlcsley, Knox, viceapres., Donahue, pres., Marlin, hall ch., Watts, Demairria, Henderson, Cutting, Whittel, asst. monitor, Row 2: Nakano, Pompa, Fong, Santistevan, Quesada, Oben, Zanow, Gudgeon, Simmons, Baird, Riley, Kim. How 3: Kobo, Garcia, Heredia, Marquez. Borren, Townsend, Buckley, Barnes, Stephen, Gutherie, Norgard, Pil. How 4: I. Sperry, M. Sperry, Sanders, Farkas, Cox, Stebbens, Marley, Al- jian, Bailey, Zulaica, Vande Velde, Reid. Row 5: Kimball, Everett, Evenson, Booth, Clarke, Keane, Campillo, Wong, Harlan, Hapada, St. Iohn, Bertram. Row 6: Poole, Zaborsky, Casillas, Iackson, George, Barnett, Pollard, Banks, Tully, Amescua, Karayan. 97 timely one, was carried out very realistically with sandbagged entrances and I n I C i C Defense Work Occupies Important Place in Self-Government The first high school in the United States to introduce self-government for its students, Poly has given its students an opportunity to develop their citizenship by actual participation in the government of Polytechnic. Since 1905, when Mr. Francis founded self-government at Poly, it has thrived and grown, until now it is the school's leading service organization. Daily, over two hundred students voluntarily give up one period or their lunch hour to to seeing that its motto, A maximum of order with a is always upheld. A cabinet composed of ten members, self-government and minimum of restraint, chairmen and the elected officers, headed by a president of Poly, plans the work of the Self-Government. At its cabinet irons out any difficulties that have arisen, such as of the halls. Each semester the Boys' Self-Government including the various elected by the boys weekly meetings, the keeping students out combines with the Girls' Self-Government to hold its semi-annual dance. BOYS' SELF-GOVERNMENT CABINET W'42 Phillips, sec., Mr. Hilt, sponsor, Welch, noon halls ch., Ward, treas., Berns, halls ch., Fulton, noon bounds ch., A. Bernhardt, bounds ch., Kalde, cafe ch., P. Bernhardt, rov. bds. ch., McDonald, chief justice of Boys' Court, Iohnson, cafe ch., Sauve, pres, BOYS' SELF-GOVERNMENT REPRESENTATIVES W'42 Row 1: Snook, Berns, halls ch., Welch, noon halls ch., Kalde, cafe ch., Sauve, pres., Mr. Hilt, sponsor, Phillips, sec., Iohnson, cafe ch., P. Bernhardt, rovihg bounds ch., A. Bernhardt, bounds ch., Waterdrinker, noon ch., Fulton, noon ch. How 2: Wiliams, McCoy, Doutherd, I. Parker, Autrey, Plakos, Kaplowitz, Friedman, Hofmann, Chnninghdm, Small, Pompa. Row 3: Nissen, Mayor, Reis, Watkins, llg, Gottlieb, S. Parker, Annerf, Medina, Burley, Porrazzo, Rivas. Row 4: Williams, Retzow, Harper, Iahnke, Lakretz, Araujo, Rehor, Griffis, Oqlesby, Attarian, Soltys, Wanetick. Row 5: Tryon, Imamura, Iones, Kiriishi, Yanez, Boelter, Lee. Young, Ten. Dong, Gonzalez, Bestone, Silverthorne. Q I I ,W i Winter '42 Boys' Self-Government '8 l i Summer 42 Boys Self Government bla his fafjmfl CL BOYS SELF GOVERNMENT CABINET S42 Rocco Kalde Brown pres Mr Htlt sponsor Sauve noon hall ch Annerl ch Wanetrc Welch all perrod halls ch Waterdrmker noon bounds ch Ward vxce pres treas Iones sec Bernhardt bounds Sherman Garcta Bernhardt rovrng bounds ch Arauyo cafe ch Mr Hrlt sponsor Jones S42 sec Brown S42 pres Kalde noon bounds ch Waterdrmker cafe ch G Sauve noon hall ch Welch all per hall ch G Iohnson per 3 ch Row 2 Harrrs Brewmgton Mayor Fossburg Prress Ftoundhouse Romano Dong Belly Moreno Chavez R Iohnson Clark Aronson Pompa Watkrns Row 3 H Ten Barr Doutherd Grrffrn Opocensky Heller Wxllrams Gonzalez Gross Parker Bursch Whrte Calles Helmer Row 4 de Luna Stevenson Porrazzo Frank Puma D Sauve Hxga Page Mahoney Moore M Harada Lugo Parker Stewart Homo Row 5 Makhanxan Lombs Maldonado Baxter Horowxtz Flemrnq Renor Lew Berg Cordero D Ten Tsut Davts Wallace Scofteld Shrbu Row 8 Fttvas Carranza Valencma S Harada Gottheb noon hall ch lahnke Lakretz Beal Oglesby Mourt Hahn Shermer Kernck Retzow Remhardt Glaus Rrch Afternoon Blackout Dance Success rn Splte of War Procurement of an orchestra and all the decoratmg were left to the boys Cablnel whrle the grrls handled the refreshments and program W1th V for V1ClOIY W1th Honor and Blackout the themes th1s years dances were the most successful rn the organ1zat1on s hrstory W1th a record crowd of four hundred pvmq to the mustc of Al Klem and h1s S1Xp1eC6 orchestra at the November dance the Self Government dance served as Poly s only dance of the term as all others were cancelled followmq the Unrted States entrance 1nto the war Assembltng 1n the afternoon because of the pOSS1b1l1lY of a blackout a crowd of two hundred frfty Poly1tes turned out to swrng to the rhythm of Allen Albrrght and h1s Blue Pac1f1c Orchestra As long as self government survlves the democratrc form of government wtll respect the freedoms of man 99 N ' .vxfg J ..,.s- L y. 5 ' A A - - 1. ., S , R P A f 2 ' S ' l I S ' v R V 1, 5 yy, . - , , .V '. 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I S -1 K- ' Y I X BOYS' SELF-GOVERNMENT REPRESENTATIVES Row 1: Soltys, Romero, Duron, Mccammn, I I ' ' ' I Doll Show Provldes Ioy for Amella Street Youngsters The orgamzatron that IS close to the heart of every Poly g1rl IS the G1rls League Wrth MISS Wallace as 1lS capable sponsor the G1rls League holds VGIIOUS entertamments and aud calls The cabmet 15 made up of g1rls elected by the grrls of Poly s student body The members of the cabmet are presrdent v1cepres1dent secretary treasurer and twelfth grade eleventh grade and tenth grade representatrves Among the f1rst ot the aCl1V1ll9S of the league carr1ed out durmg the past year was the Brg and L1ttle S1ster Party g1Ven for all the new g1rls of Poly by the graouatmg sen1or glrls Each year the pres1 dent and the secretary attend the Glrls League Convent1on as delegates The Var1ety Show where1n the members of many of Poly s clubs part1c1pated was held durmg the wmter term An BCIIVIIY wh1ch has become a trad1t1on wrth GIRLS LEAGUE CABINET W42 Gegcncm llth yr rep Gray treus Moreno v1ce pres Web ster pres Bodel l0th yr rep Perry l2th yr rep GIRLS LEAGUE REPRESENTATIVES W42 Row 1 Bocccx Cortwrxght Bodel 10th yr rep Gegcmon llth yr rep Webster pres Moreno v1ce pres Gray treos Clark sec Row 2 Wrse mon Costm Klcrges Iersey Iohnson Grosch Cutler I-I Tottu Chm Row 3 Buschmg Baud Zrqoures Sanders Clarke Hand Brown Azcxr G Tcttu Row 4 Mxnett M0159 Guelti Mcxlvuy Gonzcxles Pompo Senesy Wlnter 42 GITIS League d,,.,,.,,. 1 D' lOO . , .. . I I I I I 1 Marshall, Rhodin, Koen, Harlan. Row 5: Ienhings, Burke, Renaud, Townsend, Lloyd, Wrightl r ' ,u , ff. ' ON L.. fs. If P- ' . J V in , 1 X . ' 1 3. -aff I f , ' I I 'wi M 4 .av I , ' X51- .J ' 'W . i . 1' 1 M A -X ,-, ff K CQVHCNKXQ Summer 42 Glrls League inf s Register Abllltles on League Enllstment Day ytechnrc G1rls League IS the dressrng ot dolls to be grven to the ch1ldren of Ameha Street School at Chrrstrnas There rs a prtze for the grrl whose doll IS the rnost cleverly dressed Another goal was reached by the league when on Enlxstment Day about two hundred glrls regrstered to a1d 1n carrymg on defense work at Poly The BCIIVIIY whrch IS fast becomtng a trad1t1on IS the choosrng of May Queen by popular vote Fourteen gtrls were chosen as cand1 dates the grrl recervrng the most votes automatrcally becomrng the queen and the srx runners up becornrng her attendants The results of the electron were not revealed unttl Aprrl 30 when the presrdent ot the G1rls League crowned Shtrley Webster queen Another rmportant event on the Gxrls League calendar of events IS the annual Mothers and Daughters Tea GIRLS LEAGUE CABINET S42 Tattu llth grade rep Gleason wcepres Fernandez pres Bodel sec Burke treas Murtllo 10th grade rep GIRLS LEAGUE REPRESENTATIVES Row l Takeshtta Tattu Ilth grade rep Robles Ward Stuart Potter Booth Redes Clapp Gudgeon Zanow Row 2 Dawson Nerl Gleason vtce pres Zwart Marttnez Monyt Watts Chu Garcra Heredra Oben x-L X - lOl Z J . . . . . . Nftwj ttf ff J x ' ' , . , . . . . , H j tl ,QJ5 . . . . . . CY! I f' I h . A I I . ' 1 J'-, -rf .J , - V w D I - . . . . 1 I . , Q . ' ' ' - 'K ' S- f lv s ' Y , n 4 ,A - N , f . ll-l, V I lk :tif I I ' ' -.'1!il l' 'ff 15 ,I 4 1 gt f f ' K r V 1 1: - 1 4 ' 1. F Q t 1 ' 5 ld A- K, I . 1 It I fl f H .-A 1 I - a- .1 ., - ' - I ,K F A QQ - lg A ' and BOYS LEAGUE CABINET W42 Argo vrce pres Doubledee sec Wrllrams pres Fukuto 12th yr rep BOYS LEAGUE REPRESENTATIVES W42 Row 1 Romano Bernhardt Mr Lundy sponsor Doubledee sec Argo vrce pres Mr Chasson sponsor Wrllrams pres Plakos Yomasakr Row 2 Houson Arpon Dodson Wrlkmson Wrestler Kaplowrtz I-Iasama Horem Iones Row 3 Felthouse McCleod Nakamura Shermer Ochoa Annerl Ramos Bass Waterdrmker Row 5 Opocenslcy Yanez Klass I-Iarada Yakahl Slngemura Kennedy Don Fathers and Sons Banquet Entertalns Good Crowd The Boys League creates a closer bond of fellowshrp between the boys of the school and the men of the faculty Its arm IS to encourage honesty and frrendshlp and clean sportsmansh1p The cabmet IS made up of oftrcers elected by the boys A representatrve comes from each second perlod class and takes the news of the league back to the class he represents Through the Boys League Polyrtes have been grven the pr1v1lege of hearmg many lnter estmg speakers durmg the past terms For example durrng the last football season Poly boys were enterta1ned by Mrke Pecarov1ch former head p1qSk11'1 coach at Gonzaga and Loyola Un1vers1t1es who gave a very humorous account of the grrd game The assembly was led capably by the Boys League preS1 dent Ke1th W1ll1ams and was but one of the countless act1v1t1es of the league durrng the wmter term One of the b1g events of the Summer 42 term WGS the nov1ce track meet Sponsored by the league wrth Harold Lambert S 42 P1'9S1 102 EEEEE Wlnter 42 Boys League , , .. 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I I 1 , . , . . , , , , ' I Summer 42 Boys League BOYS LEAGUE CABINET Reeder treas Mendes vrce pres Lambert pres Wlllrams sec Clark BOYS LEAGUE REPRESENTATIVES S42 Row 1 Carr Bernhardt Campa Clark 12th gr rep Reeder treas Lambert pres Wrllrams sec Tom Nomryama Venger Row 2 Bruwmgton Gross Holuboff Brddle Chung De Crona Stafford Mrchael Krdd Currerr Row 3 Mrraman Romano Glenn Ayala Vargas Harada McCoy Woo Dunn Shrewsbury Marten Wrestlrng Tournament Novrce Meet Harled as Success dent the meet provrded thrrlls and actron for those boys who had not Won track letters Compet1t1on rn drstance races sprmts pole vaultrng hurdle events hrgh jumps and varrous other events provrded the boys wrth a means of burldmg therr rndrvrdual characters and furtherrng good clean sportsmanshlp among themselves and therr frrends The Fathers and Sons Banquet has always been a hrghlrght of the Boys League calendar and as usual was a success th1s year The socral tunctron offers an opp rtumty to create a closer compamon shrp between father and son The wrestl ng tournament sponsored by the league rs very popular among the boys of Polytechnlc The frrst place wmners recerve belt buckles and medals go to second place wrnners The Boys League has functroned successfully durmg the past school year Both cabrnets cons1sted of capable and worthy boys and wrth Mr Lundy as sponsor the league has proved rtselt to be an asset to Poly and the student body 103 , , , ,Y . , - ., , -it , v . ,,. ,. f I 1 . , , I I t I . . . , . . . , . . 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I . . 1 ' ' f I Was There Program Portrays Early Poly Days Our Scholarshrp SOCIGIY IS Chapter 57 of the state wrde Calrforma Scholar shrp Federatlon To be el1g1ble for membershlp one must have at least three As and one B 1n solrds and no fa1lure Those hav1ng membersh1p for four semesters one of whrch must be 1n the semor year IGCGIVP the coveted C S F pm ACIIVIIIGS of Chapter 57 mclude not only ser1ous matters but also enter SCHOLARSHIP SOCIETY CABINET W42 Tolman Bll rep Toyoda A10 rep Lmdqurst Optrmrst rep I Yamasakr A12 rep C Wachholz B12 rep Grossvoqel All rep Barden tregs M Taylor sponsor Lamb vrce pres Colyer pres Matsunaqa sec SCHOLARSHIP SOCIETY W42 Row l Yokota Roesres C Wachholz B12 rep Matsunaga sec I Yamasakr A12 rep Welch Toyoda Mu1r Muraoka Ozawa Row 2 Nakashrma Momg Stun enbaum Wade L Wachholz Schwartz Mrchael Wells Sedam Monahan Mendez Row 3 Tglmgn Markowrtz Margaret Marple Mane Marple Mrkamo Takeshrta Narahara Sam McDonald Wrlson R Osolmg Row 4 Mason Prl Yoshrmura Nrshxda G Tom Maeda Tamakr S Osollng M Moore Wong Merry Row 5 Reany Cole Zrser Tattu Pon Ramos Starr Webster Whrtqker Smgerman Taylor sponsor Norman Lamb Lmdqurst Grossvogel Hxyoke Row 2 Fong Chu Campbell Hertz Arthur Chrrst Caya Krmball Cutler Greenwood Duggan Row 3 Iohnson Amo Abe Crumrme Krage Guellf Alley Bodel Dankworth Carey B Moore Row 4 Claybaugh Krkuchr Bauer Brumfxeld Rhoads Everett Kramer Goldsmrth Garcra Ganclollo Clme Kuzuhara Row 5 Culp F Kumagax Carlrsle Ito Azzarran Brown I Kumagar El1zondo I Iones Fukayama 104 I I .: . ', .: . , l .: H .I , 1 ,g r, SCHOLARSHIP SOCIETY W'42 Row 1: Ishihara, Lear, Clifton. Duron. Barden, Colyer, Mr. 'pg' fi I I tx I C X X , I 5 , I I4 T V V' . I M4 Q J 'X Summer 42 Scholarsh1p Socrety Ms SCHOLARSHIP SOCIETY CABINET S42 Duacsek A12 rep Hll B10 rep Colyer student rep Krage sec vrce pres Hertz treas Grossvoqel B12 rep Kuzuhara B11 rep SCHOLARSHIP SOCIETY S42 Row 1 Iserr Crmer Colyer Lamb W42 S42 xrce pres Hertz S42 treas Krage S42 sec Grossvoqel B12 rep Bodel Cayo A Cutler Latta Rom 2 Conradr Anthens Carter Clme Iohnson Errclcson Grnn Lew Iersrld Lreu Hryake Row fl Marple C Abe Kumagar M Abe Burqener Gandolfo Krmball Goldsmrth Lloyd Keck Brown Andree Row 4 Duacsek A12 rep Iackson Donahue Dawson Grrlfrs Carlrsle Cam Kanda Row o Borden Herzer Felthouse Kromas Chew H111 I Lew Fukushrma Kerrrcx B Cutler Row 6 Ito Kuhn Chow F Lew Kurtrs SCHOLARSHIP SOCIETY S42 Rowl McCormrclc Mrcheal Whrtlex Torn Schwartz Yp B10 rep Moore Mr Taylor sponsor Matsunaqa pres Munn Rapada Schuter Youna Oeflnger Row 2 Sanders Perry Utley Tankslev Welch Shue Dankvsoth Myers 'ish aa Matsush to Wells Mason Row 3 L Wachholz Trtera Sahara Sutton Ohno Sedam Marxovw tz McArthur MacLeod Monahan Morrta Young Row 4 C Wachnolz Stanqe Ozavwa Tafcerrua Rxmura Yaxura Momu Parker Zrntgrafl Mays Wrestler Row J P11 Uvemura Mocx Nss n Aazartan Nrn Payan Ramos Srnqerman Sredorf Peterson Row o F ruta Run e' VV '1 O 1 3 Tal-cesh ta Ullner Toyoda Sam Pearson Puma Schuppert Free Day Rewards Hard Worklng Scholarshrp Students tarnrng events Free day rs the annual vacatton prcruc for the scholars at whrch trme they are excused from school for a day of fun Monthly meetrnqs the honor assembly and the CSF assembly are some of the scholarshrp actrvrtres From thrs splendrd group of honor students w ll come Polys con tr1but1or1 of Amerrcan leaders for the future 105 , n fb B - a 1 y .Q - Q J A5 : . k n V t .A I ,J Y 4 I U , - ,. 9 M v I' 4 h - - A x ,. - - ' Q - Y , A :- '-' 1 'f. - - ' ' - , ,N O 8 Sf 'rl ' C 1 ' 1 o ' ,. 1 - A , 1 1 , 1 P k' ' ' . ' . , . A w , S . 1 . . 1 v V , 7 Q x D I , 1 Pls K I l It , v f . Q Vt, Q L, J - f A A if 1 2 . fl -WMU ., ,f , X C5 9 lr 'l ' SW .,s K V V 7 V 'V V K 2 r a - - VV ' ' , .7 i . .I , adviser: Garcia, A11 rep.: Matsunaqa, pres: Mr. Taylor, sponsor: Lamb, vice-pres: Yrp, A10 , , ' , ' , . ' F: u A' , 'r R r, C. Q, sound, A 1 , I . . A 1 sponsor Ayers sec vlce pres Ionian Socxety Commemorates B111 of Rlghts Week Let Us Be Thankful for Democracy was the tltle of the Ioman aud call glven on November 19 1941 The 'rrst part of the program was a song entrtled Now Thank We All Our G d In the mmutes to follow Our He-r1t ge a p geant the prologue of whrch was wrrtten by Corrnne Sheppard Ioman vrce presrdent was presented At the conclus on of the assembly lack Flores sang Prayer for Peace Thrs program was but one of the Ion an Socrety s contrrbutrons toward makrng Polytechnrc a better school The cabrnet TS compos d of a presrdent who rs a member of the ASBO cab net vrce presrdent who rs prrmarrly responsrble for the creatron of the Ionran programs secretary and treasurer For forty frve years the Ion an S c ety has worked drl gently to carry out 1ts arm To strmulate rnterest rn lrterature musrc art publrc speakrng and current events Outstanorng among the lcman contrrbutrons to Poly tor the purpose ot 106 W 42 Ionlan Soc1ety , ' f , I L, I ,r I K ' ,lx T , ' ' ft A.. f W A A. I ,wr I . fx J k K , IONIAN SOCIETY CABINET W'42 Ichnson, treGs.: Sheppard, vice-pres., pres.: Mrs. Stcll, , . L L- D ll 3 .H I 1 , H E. ,H 3 1 1 . ' I 9 I , . , . ' 1 - ' 5 C 1 I ' 1 I I ' S 42 Ioman Soclety Pln Presentatlon Honors Graduatlnq Senxors encouragmg and perpetuatmg a love of the beauhtul the OIQa1'11Zal1OI1 has purchased and presented to the school some orlq nal works of fme art W1th the commq of the summer term the to turmng rn serv1ce for Poly One summer term was the presentatxon Semor A s leanne Iohnson capably B s and Iumors were 1nv1ted to attend The Ionlan p1n and certlftcate presenta tron meant more to Semor A s than most of us real1ze s1nce they had w1ll1ngly loman Soc1ety rmmedrately set 1tS wheels of 1ts outstandmq accomphshments of the of the loman p1ns and cert1f1cates to the pres1ded at the aud call whrch the Semor S6CIlf1C9d thelr class p1ns tn domg therr part 1D conservat1or1 A creat1ve program has been planned for presentahon on lune 12 W1th Mrs Stell as 1ts sponsor the Ionran Soc1ety has worked unceasmgly wrthout expect mg recognttron for 1ts many serv1ces Let us be thankful for democracy and an orgamzatron such as the Ioman Socrety IONIAN SOCIETY CABINET S42 Robles trecxs Trtbe pres l1YSl ten weeks Mrs Stell sponsor Iohnson vrcepres pres Hyers sec vtcepres 107 . , . . . . . , . . . . 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GIRLS ADVISORY BOARD W42 Guttu Kecm Mrss Fogarty sponsor Tomrycmcr Crew sec Gbson pres BOYS COURT W42 Row 1 Beckman Frsher Flemtng Oeffmger Perkuns Brown Ro 2 Mr Sm th Mr Lreb Advlsory Board Counsels Glrls rn School Dlfhcultles Glrls Adv1cel Free BdV1C9l Take all your troubles to the Advtsory Board ThlS board cons1sts of f1V9 carefully chosen Sen1or A grrls who hold the1r meetmgs every Tuesday and Thursday noon 1n the gym ofhce Grrls who have serrous problems at school or who need fnendly help may seek advrce from these sen1or grrls The board does not cancel demer1ts but 1t may recom mend cancellat1on to the Mer1t Board The grrls on thrs board are chosen for scho1arsh1p c1t1zensh1p appearance fnendlrness and the1r ab1l1ty to under stand grrls the1r own age The members vote on the glrls they beheve are su1table They Wllh the help of the1r sponsor Mrss Duncan consrder each problem from all S1deS and try to reach a fa1r conclus1on Everythmg Sald before the board lS rn str1ct conhdence Thelr soclal event of the year IS an lnstallatron Tea whrch ts a memorable occaslon Thrs board IS a great help to g1rls at Poly and needs the full cooperat1on of all of the student body Wh1Cl'1 they have thus tar recerved 108 W1nter 42 AdV1SOIY Board Student Court i,. ' ' : ', ', ', .w:. . .. .. . .,. . . . , ' I I 1 I - - , , , . ' I I . .. . . . , , . f '?'I!'l'! fr f fir: Summer 42 Advlsory Board Student Court GIRLS ADVISORY BOARD S42 Gray Tom Mrss Duncan Almenda Mmett pres Freeland sec Clark sec Doubledee Dong Parker clerk Beckman chret yusttce Boys Problems Dlscussed ln Student Court Sessrons Order' Order' The Po1ytechn1c Student Court 1S now rn sesston The clerk stood and faced the Judge Your Honor the defendant Ioe Polyrte has been found gullty of drsobeymg the rules that have been made by body The judge looked at the defendant and asked Have you anythmg to say? Ioe Polyrte real1z1ng the mlstake he had made answered of regret rn h1S volce No Your Honor The judge leaned back rn h1s charr and looked at Ioe When he spoke 1t was 1n a fr1end1y vo1ce you are new to the school You are not fam111ar wrth our rules but 1t IS your duty to become acquamted wrth them It IS too late to do anythrng about the dernerrts you have lust recelved but 1t IS not necessary to recelve any more If you need any adv1ce the seven Judges here at Poly w1ll be more than wrllrng to help you We are students lust lrke you and we had the sarne problems you have when we were new Now we are acquarnted wlth the rules and w1ll do our best to acquarnt you w1th our democratlc government Case drsrnlssed the student Wlth a tone Ioe Poly1te 109 I X A Y f n , if rv. , if F , , Q - it , I 1 . I -ar' STUDENT COURT S'42 Peterson, Cantrell, sgt.-at-arms, Mr. Lieb, sponsor, Mr. Smith. sponsor, I I n n I . . I - . ,.f MERIT BOARD W42 Osolrnq Mr Knowlton sponsor Ydmosokx Hammond Coe presrd it MERIT BOARD S42 Munn Benko Mr Knowlton sponsor Clork presrdent Nell secretory The Merrt Board acts as a court ot appeal for students who believe their demerits have been grven unyustly The board listens to each case and always tries to make a fair decision The Merit Board may also suggest changes in the grantmg of merits but changes of course must have faculty approval The lVIer1t Board members are recommended for their posrtlons by the Semor Class Th1s year the board has been very busy Besides carrying on their regular duties they have made a few changes in the merit system One of their accom plishments was the rev1s1ng of the number of mertts for various offices so that they would be d1str1buted more justly The Merit Board rs lust another of the important spokes necessary to make the Poly Wheel run smoothly and o llO Merlt Board , :W 3 ' . ,V W 'V T , f li Merit Board Tries Student Cases Involving Demerits dem cratically. I Board of Control J' Victory Work of School Centers Around Board of Control The Board of Control whlch carrres the b g responslb1l ty of governrng the expendrture of all student funds cons1sts of three members of the Board of Fmance and four members of the ASBO cabrnet ln addvtron to lts usual I9SpOI'1S1bll1ll6S the Board of Control has taken over the war conservat on work th1s year Two aud calls we e presented to lnduce the buylng of War Stamps here at school Durmg Open House Wcek a serv1ce flag was ded cated IH a memonal servlce honormg Polys heroes rn the present war Stars on the flag represent one hundred and thrrtytve Poly boys four of whom have already g ven thelr lrves on the held cf battle The Board cf Control rs to be congratulated for th1s patrlotrc ellort and for loyal serv ce to Poly BOARD OF CONTROL W-12 Row l Duggan Swartout pres Hascall lshlhara Morrell Row 2 Ramos Mr Burnett Mr Franklm sponsor Mr Somers Brumlleld BOARD OF CONTROL S42 Row l Colyer Lleberknecht Brumlleld pres Row 2 Mr Burnett Duggan Starr Ward Mr Somers Carlson Mr Franklln sponsor f -J lll Posters Streamers Announce Comrng Events The Board of Publ1c1ty cons1sts of SIX or seven boys who parnt the Colorful posters seen over the campus The1r a1m IS to advertlse all of the events that are of rnterest to the whole student body The organ1zat1on IS an old and re hable one and always has been a stnctly mascul1ne orgamzatron Mrs Sargent the flrst and only fem1n1ne 1nd1v1dual ever to be rncluded has been sponsor for a year and a half At the publ1c1ty room on the second floor of the art bulldmg these boys spend one penod each day The presrdent also a member of the A S B O cabrnet IS elected by the student body and members are chosen by the club and Mrs Sargent One of the most rmportant quallflcatlons ts trust worth1ness For therr hard Work the boys rece1ve mer1ts and comphmentary l1CkelS to aud calls and games One of the1r spec1al asslgnments thrs year was to make motto posters for Mayor Bowron when he v1s1ted the school rn Febru ary Campa1gns of many types are a1ded by posters streamers and llnoleum cuts from th1s group Publlclfy Board of BOARD OF PUBLICITY W42 Seated Campo Ftomcmo Stcxndmg Cabumllos Totoro Fox Smxth Mrs Sargent sponsor BOARD OF PUBLICITY S42 Totoro pres Compo Mrs Sargent sponsor Romano Fox 112 I . . , . . . . , , f Q J 'V , A A Q fl A ' ' ' 'Ea V . I lt K Y V' 1' K A X 0 f a A - F I J Wy- , ,Q -V 'l: '.l'!, , I -V . f 4 h I , ' 1 Af ' L ff .. 71, V . H I Board of Frnance I 3 xr. GR TLQ ii '05 i BOARD OF FINANCE CABINET W 42 Row l Trrckey confectrons mgr Potter locker mgr Carl son student store mgr Poulos pub mgr Duggan pres Locke club collectron mgr Gardea treas Valencra trcket mgr Clemens vrce pres Brumfreld head cashrer How 2 Swartout audr tor Mr Somers busrness manager BOARD OF FINANCE CABINET Lreberknecht head cashrer Brumfreld vrce pres Locke pub mgr Valencla audrtor Carlson sec Ward pres Gardea club collector Gama student store mgr Trrckey con mgr Potter locker mgr Crawford treas I-Irmmelstern chalr dtsbursements Burnham trcket mgr Mr Somers sponsor Frnancral Wrzards Keep Accounts Strarght rn Student Body Books All school funds 1nclud1ng those of the student store are controlled by the Board of Frnance Our student store furnrshes the student body wrth school supplzes durrng the term Paper pencrls erasers notebooks and even T shrrts wrth Poly s emblem are sold there Mr Somers IS the very busy and capable advrser ID charge of all student body funds Many act1v1t1es were started th1s term by the Board of Frnance They rncluded the sellrng of War Stamps a new popcorn machme whrch proved very successful and was enloyed heartrly by the student body and the new sktd l1ds whrch rf one doesnt know are perky lrttle hats rn Poly s colors blue and gold Most of the students who work In the Board of Fmance take a comrnercral course and welcome the expertence ll3 . ' f -I ,V I , r . ' 4-I 1 1 I '- All . b M , N .- . rwitk S. I I' - ,. 10 'us 17 f lv 4- t 1 x f 5 - 1 'TS' ' sl ' A ' X' -:lx I 5 .xxx N. . 4 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 . , . 1 1 11 . . 11 - - 1 1 1 1 . . 1 . . 1 - Christmas Baskets Contributed to Needy Families The Athenians, a service organization of outstanding girls, are sponsored by Mrs. Epler, vicefprincipal. Membership is acquired by faculty recommendation and election by members. Each year at Christmas the Athenians collect baskets to be given to the needy, thereby bringing happiness to themselves as well as to the receivers The members devote a portion of the spring semester to preparing clever Easter baskets for the crippled children in the Orthopedic Hospital However the life of the Athenian is not all work During the term the girls enioy several social functions namely the semi annual alumni re union banquet the traditional Knight Athenian tea and then as a fitting chmax to the semester a farewell party given for the graduating members The happy girls who were taken in this year too late to be in the summer picture were Esther Binkele Dorothy Myers Stella Neil Shirley Barden Geraldine Krage Donna Knox Leona Lindquist Alice Tom and Helen Tattu ATHENIANS W-12 How l R Harris Wilson Norris M Harris Sheppard Clifton Mrs Epler sponsor Huff Crew Carey Has all Minett Ishihara Row 2 Iohnson Moore Dankworth Gibson Cole Colyer Duron Pagenkopf Guttu Crater Kean Matsunaga KNIGHTS W42 Howl Abourrsk Williams Lamb Autrey P Bernhardt Mr Franklin sponsor Mr Goodsell Plakos A Bernhardt Argo Chasuk Casparian Row 2 Mr Snyder Morrell Ayers Mr Pratt Schreiber Mr Couch Anderson Mr Brennen Shiraishi Mr lesson Row 3 Herndon Romano Whitaker Proffitt Fukuto Meyers Yarrasaki Swartz Kumagai Wlnter 42 Athenians Knights r Y I- H l yi' PM i' l ll4 9 . , . I - t - l I A ' I - A 1 I 4 U I . . . I i . . - . . . I - I I l I ' I - I l , I , . , f -- 4 t X - P' P' ' A -'Ii I :rs 4 J r . t . I. 117, Q Ei 0 E fe, It in . , X . , . 4 a -iv 1 tr . hm: V hxcg gig- , Q -fr :f f , , 1- .iti- I I -a I' A ..-I 8. It x rg-.. V,' s. , L . f , ' 1 ' . g . fl 'a ' gb , -I t A 0 'wt ,, ls Al. I .. - v .. ' I x Summer 42 Athenlans Kmghts Leadxng Servlce Organlzatxons Ard Klean Up Kampalgn The Knrghts another servrce orqanrzatton are twenty boys recommended by teachers and students and voted upon by the members of the club It IS both an honor and a responsrbnny to be chosen a Knrqht So that our band have new unrforrns to wear when 1t took 1ts place rn the Colrseum Annual P TA Mrlk Bowl Football Carnrval the Knrghts conducted a drrve The drrve was a success and the band created qurte a ptcture football carmval Durrnq the summer term the Knrghts undertook to sponsor a term long paper drrve Arded by many of the clubs of Poly the Kmghts proved th1s defense work to be worth the t1rne and effort put forth The Knrghts serve Poly rn numberless ways comrng to the ard of teachers or students when the need artses Therr unfarllnq loyalty to Polytechnrc IS recognrzed by all Mr Frankhn boys v1cepr1nc1pal 1Slh91f sponsor mrght at he paper at the ATHENIANS Row l Harrrs Norrts Schwartz Matsunaqa Mrs Epler Mtnett Shelley Duggan Crrner Row 2 Webster Danlcwoth Moore Coxer Donahue Gonzales KNIGHTS S42 Row 1 Duacselr Plakos Doubleaee Mr Franklrn sponsor A Bernhar t Mr Goodsell Lambert Wrllrams Ito Row 2 Mr Snxd r Campa Starr Iohnsan Mr Couch Autres Mays Lentz M Hrlt Row 3 Lamb Brown Protftt Mr lesson Tryon Houston R mano Q 90 0 gil f ll5 f V , . . . . 1 - A - . V - - A . , . . , ' , . . ' , . ' 9 . ' 5 , I O ' 1 ' wx -. . : n Q . .ssc ,, It ,,, '.., .., '.sn. ' ' ly -1,' 3 fn ,jay , ,. I ' - os' 'Vs . , A ..', ff.. ,,. s., N ! . . , xl 'Inj' I L... ' v' t f r ' Xt lv X, V 17,111 ,ds - we . 'f - . - 1 ff, - fys .f fx!-L 'ws' J' FIRE DEPARTMENT Row 1 Srevert Goldsmrth Merry Alverson Bursch Yokota Barowrtz Row 2 Smrth lreut Waterdrmker lreut Utley capt Mr H Lee Hansen sponsor Watt chret Sauve heut Welch W42 chret Matthews heut ot aud Row 3 Kurtrs Stlk Iohnson Kalde W42 sgt at arms Duron Penrx Sherman Kazarran Lew Iones Row 4 Drahos Gonzalez Wetss Matthews Garcra Krdd Paeth Kell Romero Smrth RED CROSS COUNCIL Compton Stone Tatara chrefotsupplres Rros ec Rrchmond asst cluet of stall Hougen chretotstatt Goldstone pres Echols vrce pres Prroleau ch ot rec Rrqa treas The Ftre Department at Poly has become more rmportant than ever smce the outbreak of the war The department gave two aud calls thrs year one durrng Frre Preventron Week and later a specral demonstratron showmg how to deal wrth rncendrary bombs The Poly boys assrsted the crty hremen 1n actually destroy1ng a magnesrum bomb All students durrng therr hte at Poly come 1n contact wrth the Red Cross Counc1l Thrs group takes care of emergency rllness and assrsts Mrs Hodges R N sponsor rn readmrttrng students after long absences Any student who IS mterested rn thrs work 1S 1nv1ted to Jorn and credlt rs g1ven The Red Cross Council sponsors a Red Cross Membershrp Drrve each year and has been successful tn rts attempt We are proud to have such an orgamzatron 116 I lx,x it F1re Department Red Cross Counc1l Xl Q X. Mt . . 'V X W K , n NSN . ,V r r x . ' x fl ,wvvx A ,L ni ,, -. K . . , t ,ML Yu, Q . , . V ,. , Q X ' fi f w?W--- A : g W - ,P ' ' , .V , r . x W, he V ig . gf., ,av SMI' fx rg , ,A , .2 , N A I Q . ffl' if 7' Technlccrl Staff Usher Force 7. , , , jf ,, -' 2 , ,X : fd 6 l t .11 , 5 f-'H' VLAL? ,I TECHNICAL STAFF Row l Snover proyectromst Duacsek proyectron crew mgr Lentz sound crew mgr A V Downs sponsor Protfrtt stage crew mgr Lambert protecttomst Foster proyec ttonrst Row 2 Herman Gsst sound crew mgr Krebs head tech Bennett prolectromst Rhoads prolectlonrst USHER FORCE Row l Bernhardt Garcrcx Scruve Gottlreb S42 head usher Iohnson W42 S42 house mgr Mr Betts sponsor Kalde de Barkow Allen McCloskey Gee Row 2 Malone Watt Waterdrrnker Flemmg Gonzalez Gross Brusch Brown Phelan Bastanchury Nrssen The techntcal force cons1sts of three groups the projecuon crew the sound crew and the stage crew These three groups are very necessary rf Poly IS to have the smoothly managed aud calls rt lS now entoyrng Ten boys capably drrected by Mr Downs carry thrs responsrbrlrty very well These boys who gam therr posrtrons by the vote of the others quretly and efhcrently serve the1r school behrnd the scenes The capable boys who keep the wheels turrung smoothly at aud calls foot ball games and varrous school events make up the effrcrent and hard workrng usher force The house manager assrstant house manager and head usher lead thrs group of boys rn thrs hrghly rmportant work at Polytechruc Hrgh School The ushers deserve our apprecratron for therr unfarlrng courtesy and therr frrendly efforts rn drrectrng us to seats 117 . 1 , . . , . , I . I - I 1 School Splrlt Commlttee Safety Councll The School Sp1r1t Club has been organrzed to try to create a greater Splfll of school loyalty espec1ally among the new students of the school The club trres to thmk of ways to mterest the boys and grrls rn the school act1v1t1es especrally rn sports For example the club found that the BlOs were not attendrng the baseball games and so these students were grven trckets for only two cents The plan worked and the lower classmen found the games really enjoyable The yell krng rs chalrman of the group Safety frrst last and always rs the motto of Polys Safety Counc1l It members 1ncludmg presrdents cf the Leagues Self Governments and AS from all school clubs work toward ma1nta1n ng safety throughout the school and student body They prov de for the safety of the students whrle crossmg Flower Street and enforce the C1lY ordrnance agamst r1d1ng brcycles on the school grounds The coun l 1S one cf Poly s rmportant organrzatrons CHOOL SPIRIT GROUP Lambert Dcxnk oth M Burnett spo sor Fe ncxndez Guerrero SAFETY COUNCIL Ichnson Sc ve safety commlsstoner Mr Keller sponsor Kolde Slk B.O., as well as the fire chief, the secretary of the A.S.B.O., and representatives S ,, , w r , r. , n , r , . , u ', ' A , . . . . 1 . nal if Poly H1qh '1u -ct '1 ga B2 Poly Hlgh Makes A11T1me Subscrlptlon Record Makrng 1ts appearance rn a blaze of red and green the l94l Poly Hrgh our lrterary rnagazrne rose to glory wrth the greatest subscrrptron sale rn 1ts hrstory The staff and Mrss McDonald were thrrlled wtth the overwhelmrng response of the student body New featu es appeared rn thrs wrnters rssue among them a sectron of plctures the artrstry of the photography department Talented young wrrters were delrghted to see therr work rn prrnt A great varrety of verse went 1nto the Poly H gh rncludrng everyth ng tro'n Thanks Be to God to One Day l Went aWalk1ng Included too were essays and personal experrences serrous and humorous The staff enloyed readrng thefn and found rt a drtfrcult task to choose the best Thanks Went to the art staff for lrnoleurn cuts vvhrch lrberally rllustrated the book The staff s proud that thrs year the Poly Hrgh was one of the frnest publ cattons to rnake tts appear ance at Poly ll9 J . X I I ,..': I-0 'i . - A :AL I 1 ' ' .l A, ' A h ' T ,..- S w 1 t ' ' , 55 T x l ' L . ,1',' . '. .rf -' ' 1 'T t' 5 D ll . 4' T ri 'fl' K Tx - fl, N ,Via , f ' W' s K , , X 'l X e P HL l, I A 'x xv' .' ,V if 'T ' x use . Mzuzffxy 1' ' ' I ,' ' i r - r' , ' ' ' . i . f ' ' 3 V ' - ANNUAL STAFF Front row Murray exchange edxtor Truyrllo qrrls sports Iersey grrls sports edrtor Myers assocrate edrtor Whrtaker edltorlnchref Welch busrness manager Wachholz front sectxon edxtor Graham boys sports edrtor Grosch organrzatrons ed1tor Marlxn assrstant busrness manager Second row Brrseno senror edltor Brown captron edrtor Townsend orqanrza trons Matsushrta faculty edttor Curtrs classes edrtor Abe senror sectxon Ozawa Mrsaka Tamake Yakahx lshrhara Nrshtda evacuatedt 41 Al1Amer1can Award Spurs Annual Staff Efforts All Amerrcan rn 41 and better than ever rn 42 was chosen enthusrastrcally by the new Annual staff for the Polytechnrc Student s offrcral slogan thrs year The trrumph of the 41 edrtlon was a spur to the present staff Surprrsrng her students and frrends durrng the Chnstmas season Mrss McDonald sponsor of the Polytechnrc Student gave up her teachrng career for rnarrrage Mrs Cage requested to assume the annual dutres slrpped easrly rnto the posrtron and capably gurded the staff headed by edrtor Urban Whrtaker to the completron of thrs year s Polytechmc Student But drfirculues 120 . . . . 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ANNUAL ART STAFF Totoro Mays Duron Coycz Mrs Sargent sponsor Webster Huerto Fox ANNUAL PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF Row 1 Finkelstein Benko Mr Hansen sponsor Trindcde Stiles Fukdye Flow Z Brooks Trickey were not all conquered in one day and problems arose at every turn to challenge the ability of the workers Weather conditrons interfered with the be overcome ln midterm six Iapanese staff members all faithful and efficient workers were forced to evacuate and the remainder of the class had to take on double duties ln spite of these and other problems the annual went to press in May duly equipped with new color cuts different ideas in make up and copy finally molded mto shape The staff is proud of this book and grateful to all who participated in its growth Thanks are extended to Mrs Cage for her guidance and to Mr Pearson its printer for all his help picture schedules, copy had to be written over, and other difficulties had to MJSMQ .11 :sy 5 v Pl Pfx ,949 Z R was f SURREMMRS in ,Q Jf OPTIMIST STAFF Rowl Hernandez qrrls sports ed Lmdqurst feature ed Schwartz news ed edrtor Dankworth edrtor Mrss Hoy spon Wrlharns assoc ed Krmmel sports ed Klass ssoc news ed Kumamoto assoc sports ed Row 2 Isen desk ed Valencla desk ed Brumfreld com pub Barden asst feature ed Poly by the Week Houqen 3d per desk ed Kraqe com pub Welch alumnr ed Iohnson art ed Cutler PTA ed Row 3 Ito Zd per desk ed Hageman ex change ed Tryon spec sports ea Waterdrtnke exchange ed Flerrunq exchange ed G oSS voqel broadcast ea Whrtake ptcture ec Hlgh Honors Agaln Come to Poly Newspaper Taklnq 1ts cue from the Arrnv the Opt1m1st swung out thrs year wrth a new slogan Mobrhze o Optrrntze Ana Mobrhze Polyte hnrc d1d Over roOU students became the proud possesso s of he ltttle ptnk c rds th t ent1t1ed them to one copy every Thursdax of the best h ah s hool paper rn the Unrted States H 4 - '..f4'q1, IN 3 A as , , I- A ,.,,, . if ,Q ., if E 4 ,P E 3 1 'C 1. F ,- 'W ' x f .,1 X b ' f , 1 0 , . X- ' , 4. ., sf - ,Q M t.--f -,-' A 7 fs' AL, .9 sf 3 , 1 W A J . K Y J' ' . f X X, - ,1- .. --' K '7 gy, K , ' I I N, , as - qi -att Mari' . ,Q ,,1 . ,JW ' ' -,jf f I I 5 X H K x, .,, , N A 5 I , , '12, L, I f , W, in 5 f' . : , ' ,, . U a 6, sm K H G X ...-M--'-1 D . ' A 5 . is . ' . Q ' O , , 4 J- ,usgx 6' fi: K 'ff' x ,ff , ff ' ' Qs.. 1 A , ,, . . i . . H 1 . . . . , ws , r . . C . V I 1 . . A 3 . v Q C ' V , 1 ' 1 lr. -.4 ,ff f i 'WHT ADVERTISING STAFF Row 1 Mrs Grxftrn sponsor Wcrterdrtnker clerk Homrlton olumm ed Grcrdlllcl cd mgr Horns stu cxdv Arco loyout crrtrst Donohue crsst clumm ed Utley sales mgr Mrss Mawe sponsor Row 2 Kumcrmoto mczrl clerk Lteberknecht crudltor Wrltse sec Lrvely csst mcnl clerk Zcmco fxlxng clerk Optrmrst AldS 1n Collectron of Salvage Materlals Hecervmg PIBISSS from the larger newspapers were seven Poly edxtors who wrote for the youth supplement pages rn the Trmes and Examrner Other awards were the prrze for the tuberculosrs wrrtmg the Communrty Chest con test award the AllCo1umb1a typograph1ca1 award the Certrfrcate of Merrt the Medalrst Award and the coveted Pacemaker award The Opl1m1Sl was not all Journalrsrn thrs term Nahonal defense called and Mrss Hov and her staff turned the offrce 1nto a verrtable haven for salvage durlng the last of the year 123 X ,Y exft A . I .1 , , C-M A 4 3 ip W, ' ' J- if ,. .- , -5 SJ t ' 4 ' ,S n I 'Y l 3 , T' , ' :A l 1 -5 Q' , . f' ,l ry y X' A I . xy xv s K ff 9 'IE N ' t .X N371 l .xi Tl sv 6 ,.u -.2 iq 5 sg- ,. E . -,J -- E , . 'K V' og' 594, 5 4 N . 1 I - . . I I D t I Sf L- 77 MASK AND SANDAL Howl Norrrs Hogan Rros sec Goldstern pres Iahnke vrce pres Mzss Edwards sponsor Galbavy Clemens treas Grrskonrs Patton W42 treas Row 2 Webster Clapp Banks Wood Frnkelstern Ramxrez Roth Bu sch Long Grossman Row 3 Guerrero Navoran Lrston Moore Herbeck Greathouse Parker Iohnson Crrner Hayes Row 4 Rrch Wanetrck Autrey Tnbe Anderson Plakos Clark Iohnson Kalde The Mask and Sandal Club lS one of the busrest organ1zat1ons 1n school and one that offers the students many enyoyable aud calls The club presents plays to the whole student body and sometrrnes a few chosen classes have the pr1v1lege of seerng a sk1t durmg srxth perrod The Mask and Sandal preSeI1I6d the dramatrc part of our Chrrstrnas program our lonran assembly Thanks g1v1ng program and Memorral Day program They also presented patrrotrc: programs for Wash1ngton s and L1ncoln s b1rthdays They also presented sk1ts for the Brg and Lrttle SISTGI Party the Varsrty Show and the Football Rally The senror members of the Mask and Sandal presented the Class Play Th1s rs one of the most 1mportant functrons of the orgamzatlon The plays that were grven thrs year were Ever Srnce Eve and You Cant Take It W1th You The club meets every slxth per1od to practrce plays and sk1ts The Mask and Sandal Club has a new sponsor and although they regret the loss of Mrs Fennessy they are very happy vutl' M ss Edwards 124 Mask and Sandal f il I A , ' , ' xl' A .. - A L X A x x , Z. ,Z , 5 ' X v v Q., y ,X t W I 2 1. W ' ., art. M 4, 1 r ' - 1 Y . , f - X A C . v AX A W, A V. .Q-.1 , Q e 3. ,,, 5 ,, ,, wr f, I : a E' r Y A -. I., L . 17- i , ,' - I, 9 x l 'Q . 's - I V Y 11 A 'Y' x, 34 , , 7 A A k ,. A we fm , f rf W: s , , A , , v , K. f I, 144' ff - -,:, V, j , f y V S I - 1 - A I - , . - I ' I ' V . . . H , If 11 1 I . 11 . . w A i . Band Orchestra Here comes the band' Such marchmg mustcl Sprrtt and pep for the games and rallres Really the band ts half the fun' New unrforms too the result of a successful paper drrve rn the fall Who wouldnt l1ke to be a member of the band wrth 1ts splendrd tra1n1ng under Mr Green? Here comes the band' The orchestra has made a splendrd contrrbutron to our school hte at Poly technrc thrs year These young musrcrans drrected by Mr Green have played at the school plays the Chrrstmas program the Easter Cantata and the Com mencement programs Poly has been well represented thrs year by Vrolet Wrlson tn the All Crty Orchestra Iohnson Mxllcxn Olrvcr Shumcrcher Scrxophones Ftelds Kellolf Drums Horsley Lawrence Pcxney Shrpp Strrng buss Rowe Flute Runkel ORCHESTRA Row l Whttley Hcrhsrg Rtekert Ourlcdcz Mr Green dtrector Wetss Mcrkggon Kemble Row 2 Rach Schcub Shcrpxro Ccxntrell Dunham Ccrsh Holderness Young Wrlson 125 . , ' . I . BAND Clcrrinets: Kcndler, Lotto, Spencer. Trombones: Henry, Kuhn, Morrts. Trumpets: Davis, M LYHIC SINGERS Howl Slusher Hurst Ozasa treas Mrs Sussman sponsor Oveso pres Azar sec Salcrdo Ntghtmqale Row 2 Clark Baud Lugo Stowe Coverdrll Moore Hams Santo Orona Summerlm Row 3 B Wrrght Dorce Crouse Denmark Monahan M Wrrght Malone Phrllrps Homo POLY CHANTERS Row l Maldonado Baxter Soltys Shtqemura pres Barba Srruth Carranza l1b Almanza Mryamoto Tatara Row 2 Doutherd lrb Tamguchr treas Cantrell Grossvogel Whrtman Crrcler Rossy Lambert Butelo sec Vrllasenor vlce pres TREBLE SONGSTERS Row l Tomryama Hendrrckson Dunkle Moreno Isars Webb sec Rxga pres Brooke lrb Sedam Bowrmg Makhanran Row 2 Smrth McKown Park Pompa Dommguez Lyons Padrlla Dockrlll Kawabe Nakamura Row 3 Newton Brockman Cllfton Iones Merrttt Lmdsay England Bronnenberg Davtdson Oben Row 4 Kane Rhoden Bxshop Tock Ford Browmng Barren Iohnson Tachr The Lyr1c Srngers and the Treble Songsters composed of enthus1ast1c glrls smg at numerous programs throughout the year Under the gutdance of Mrs Sussman and MISS Wells these g1r1s contrrbuted to the sprmg and Ch1'1St1'Tl6S ro rams as well as the Grrls League assembl1es The Poly Chanters a boys srngrng organlzatlon sponsored by Mrs Engberg develops skrll rn part srngrng All three groups prepare for membersh1p rn the A Cappella Chorr 126 :E :- -.. -.. --.... sl.. -- -.. -- , -- , pn- ,..... 4 , lm' ' alarm ,134- 161' 'L A W 1 LYIIC Slngers Chan Treble Sonqsters ,fx if ' t , J .N V a fp' 4 r ' . X ' X if N ' , X I B L Q J Mfn-, . tv y . , ' 'U , f, X' I A U 1 T 4' t T 1 f N , , ky , get A M y li -, M. . T . 3 L QQ arr ltrs 4 r fn gig ' ftfj P 9 ' . . ' , , '. . ters A Cappella Cholr Chonsters Orpheus Club A CAPPELLA CHOIR Row 1 Ullberg Taylor Nmm Heredra S42 sec Guerrero Orell Wrestler Sherman lxb Wong Krrksey Shelley Rapada Lew Row 2 Ishrda Iwashrka Pmano Arno Scott Iacobs Hageman Grrifm Wong Mays pres Battle Davis Wrlkms Gudgeon M Davts Row 3 Palacros Clapp Conradr Keck Dougall Enrrquez Adelman MCC uskey lrb Plakos Carter Oeffrnger Washmgton Harlan Kaplowrtz vrce pres Clark Gama Sapp Wmston Iones Larsen Oreb Lloyd Iersrld accom Caya lub Shrner CHORISTERS Howl Ahno Lavekna Garcra Raxteh lrb Mrs Engberg sponsor Iohnson Burke Welcher Oshmo Row 2 Clark Wtlfley sec Whrtley Broussard Chow Moreno Kurelrs Tanaka Row 3 Wrmkle treas Doblough lrb Zwart vrce pres Duron Clark ltb Sebrmg Smrth pres Duggan Flexshman ORPHEUS CLUB Howl Kemble Clapp C Wachholz Chevalrer Mrs Sussman sponsor Conradl Coleman Aronson McCorm1ck L Wachholz Row 2 Capolunqo Brown Rarntrez Burnham Sanders Iersrld Rapada The A Cappella Chorr presented an msprrattonal Cantata at Easter trme ent1tled Olrvet to Calvary Th1s presentatron was one of the enyoyable programs part1c1pated rn by the cho1r Ths splendrd chozr made several recordmgs durrng the year drd a broadcast rn Hollywood and presented even1ng mus1c rn two large Los Angeles churches The Chorrsters and Mrxed Chorus also worked hard thrs year and arded rn the Chrrstmas and sprmg programs la - 'il X V , ' Y. ,Q t '. 1, '- , ' - , f'VYf,- ' .. 1 'S' ' I ag rf i K r 1 ,V ' 1, sf' ' 1 X 1 . ' , R. 1 y. N X 0' V Y 4 ' ' , I 1 A , . n . . ' , , 1 , f f Cameron, Shibuya, treas., Sims, Wood, Petterson, lohnson, Dawson, Loomis, Tamaki. Row 4: Lucas, ' . . - . . . - - I - 1 . I I I . 4 I . 1 Q . ' wi r 7 X! IUNIOR GUILD OF ORGANISTS Row 1 L1ndsoy Totoro Reld S42 treos Brownmq S42 sec Kemble S42 pres M1ss Robertson sponsor Iersrld W42 pres Abe W42 sec S42 v1ce pres Kumogol W42 treos MGlSUShllU W42 hlst Row 2 Tonmo Coto Atkxns Ostby Sonders Zerg ler Errckson Aqullor Beehner Lopez Row 3 Sohoro Delborlon L Wochholz Borker Hordrnq Freld C Wochholz Iohnson Cutler McCorm1ck HOME ECONOMICS CLUB Row l Koroyon Hodgson Keck sec I Solcldo pres Mrs Dxxon sponsor Hort vlce pres Stonqe treos Golbovy Solcrdo How 2 Freeland L1ston Poyon Roy burn Errckson Hodley Stephenson Corrxllo Row 3 Huilme1er Scheod Schufier McDonold Fuko yomo Kobo Nokono The Iunror Gu11d of Orqamsts thrrlled Poly Wllh 1lS two rec1ta1s Ih1S semester One was held Ianuary 23 w1th the A Cappella Chorr part1c1pat1ng as well as many members of the gurld The gu1ld IS sponsored by Mrss Robertson and the arm of the group IS to lncrease rnterest rn the organ and 1ts lrterature In October the qurld held rts annual party Knrt two purl two On and on the chck of needles was heard commg from Mrs Drxon s room th1s semester The members of the Home Economxcs Club have conscrentxously kmtted woolly sweaters and bnght squares for afghans for the Red Cross Thev have also been maklng colorful scrapbooks for the cr1ppled chrldren at the Orthoped1c Hosprtal 128 ,f -' I a J ' s 1 '- 1 , , ' W1 , . 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Shutter Soclety Hold it' This cry is often heard around the campus as camera fans members of the Shutter Society go about snapping pictures ot students sometimes in the most ungraceful poses To further the interest in photography is the aim of this organization Under the guidance of Ace Trmdade there are field trips resulting in many prize winmng photographs Thls watercolor is excellent' This might be a comment of the members of the Brush and Palette Club as they consider the work of a prospective member Last October accompanied by Miss Anthony the members went to see an exhibit by Salvador Dah the worlds best known surrealtst artist They also SHUTTER SOCIETY Row l Trickey OConnel1 Keil Myers Mr Honsen sponsor Fukoye pres Poney Hobson Treotolo Row 2 Polocios Sperber Blum Stiles Douqoll Frtedmon Bennett How 3 Willis White Benko Gtlbride Iew Brooks BRUSH AND PALETTE CLUB Howl Shermon Shiner Coyo Wong Venger pres Horlon treos Wells Totoro Row 2 Flores Moys Wollien Compo Huerto 129 Brush and Palette attended an art exhibit of outstanding student work in the city schools. The Architectural Society is composed of students who are vitally interested in architecture and wish to make it their life work. The purpose of the club is to keep alive an interest in the profession of architecture. The society sponsors a display case in the administration building into which go drawings pertaining to architecture along with the sketch of the week from the Sketch Club. Mr. Robert Smith sponsors the Architectural Society. The purpose of the Architectural Sketch Club is to learn to sketch well and to draw interesting subjects. Instead of dues, a sketch is required of each member every week. Meetings are held once a week, at which time the mem- bers discuss their work with each other. Many of the members plan to become active in this field after graduation. The club is under the able direction of Mr. Baker. ARCHITECTURAL SOCIETY Row 1: Weiss, Gearheart, Ullner, Drahos, Procter, R. Smith, sponsor, Kulikott, Kazarian, Payan. Row 2: Sherman, Eckhardt, B. Smith, Kaplowitz, Watson, Ornberq, Wiseman, Schaal, Poeth. Row 3: Curtis, Ionq, Broussard, Yoshiyama, Arthur, Stewart. ARCHITECTURAL SKETCH CLUB Wiseman, Ullner, vice-pres., Watson, scribe, Mr. Baker, spon- sor, Vasquez. pres., Nakashima. Architectural Society Architectural Sketch Club 130 CIVII Englneerlng Soclety Cherrustry SOCIGIY CIVIL ENGINEERING SOCIETY Row 1 Byron Drlver S42 sec treas W-42 v1Ce pres Lasley Kuhn S42 sqt at arms Chm Mr Lorrame sponsor Wong S42 pres Lee Graves Kmq Row 2 Murry de Quetroz Bahl Yates Bates Monroe Mathews Strong Row 3 Horn Reece Tttera Low Scott CHEMISTRY SOCIETY Rowl Smqerman Marlxn Maston treas Coswell pres Dr Gllbert spon Lamb Nrssen Lakretz Lanza Donq lto Mr Lorrarne sponsor of the C1Vll Engmeenng Socrety savs that prospects are good for surveymg jobs The members of thrs club are all boys rn the surveyrng course Thls year new membershrp cards were planned and pnnted One of the hrghllghts of the semester was a trrp to Mt Wllson Observatory to learn more about the lnterestmg subyect of astronomy At the end of the semester a club banquet honored the senror members H SO Sulfurtc ac1d' Dont sptll th1s lrquld on your clothes' It leaves holes where the mater1a1 should be Dr Grlbert sponsor of the Chemrstry Soctety tmpresses thrs on hrs students as he conducts one of hrs mterestrng experrments The soclety IS composed of students who meet to drscuss phases of chemrstry not avarlable rn class t1me and to further therr knowledge IH the held of sclence 131 Q l Young, vice-pres., Andree, secl, Bauer, Everett. Hdw 2: Gage, Mlbhael, Goldsmith, Stair, Aglzarlarll Srnce the war grrls grrls and more g1rls have been 1o1n1ng the Radro Club Reason? The demand for more experrenced workers who understand radlo marntenance has rncreased and women have been enter1ng th1s profess1on Under the gurdance of lVlr Roche the club made many outstandrng achreve ments Sorne of the members bu1lt a crystal oscrllator Anyone rnterested ln knowmg how a radro works IS welcomed by the members of the Radro Club Are you 1nterested 1n avrat1on'? Then the Arrcraft SOC1elY rs the club for you to 1o1n The students who belong to thrs outstandmg soc1ety d1scuss and study plans and the theor1es beh1nd the newest types of arrplanes Semr annually the SOC1elY holds a model plane bu1ld1ng contest ID whrch anyone may compete The a1m of the Poly Arrcraft Socrety IS to promote general 1nterest 1n av1at1on throughout the school Mr Knowlton sponsors th1s growrng group Poly boys are now bu1ld1ng model planes for government use RADIO CLUB Row 1 McManus Bernal Trtera Mr Roche sponsor Lopez Crrder sec tres Prfer Loomxs McCleary Row 2 Srms Loure Hughes Fraser Cottom Dodge Francrs Elmore Schead Schufier AIRCRAFT SOCIETY Row 1 Flemmq Wrestler Pon Leckey sec treas Rudmckr sgt at arms Mr Knowl on spo sor Kornblatt pres Lucksmger vrce pres Cushman Malone Row 2 Moon Anderson Fong Busch McCloskey lacks Hamrrez Ellrott Barrett Meehan Hartshorn Radlo Club Alrcraft Soclety is .Q 132 12 lil . 5 I ' X S1 n - . - , 1 . - , el RX ,f L1 .1 , o X , , r- - . . F . , ,J C 5 ' . 1 V ,A , , l rf? s l' ' ' . V' I L, X Z' S 1 h . 'N . ' ' mkrwv' I' ', - ' . - ,. ' R L E , ' , lit. In 11 , V - . , . -44 21 W Ur.-rv:--N . t- ' - ' . ' 'ls r . . . . A .. I ,T sr 1 . i J . X' y I 'bl I . 5 r Y A Bereans Phoenicians 28th St. Hi Y The Bereans, one of our newest organizations, was founded for a purpose no other Polytechnic club has ever featured. The Bereans and their sponsor. Mr. Glover, search the scriptures at their weekly meeting. Anyone sincerely interested in Bible study may join. The Phoenician Club is one of Poly's newest self-improvement organizations. It consists of negro girls. The aim is to promote general selfaimprovement and better racial relations among students. Members are chosen for the qualities of leadership, scholarship, and citizenship. Boys of the 28th Street Hi Y strive for the improvement of their members. Their aim is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the community and school high standards cf Christian character. BEREANS Front rowi Doblough, Ammon, Davis, secretary, Foster. vice-president: Mr. Glover, sponsor: Shahbaghlian, president, Louie Lee, Eden. Second row: Paul, Parker, Karagozian. PHOENICIANS Front row: Crain, historian, Pollard, treasurer, Bush, corresponding secretary. Kirksey, vice-president, Mrs. McCormick, sponsor, Echols, president, Banks, secretary, Bigbee. Criner. Second row: George, Colly, Hutchison, Wilson, Prioleau, Thompson, program chairman. 28TH STREET HI Y Row l: Quon, Cantrell, ath. mgr., Iones, sec., treas., H ton, pres., Mr. York, sponsor, Pierce, vice-pres., Patterson, Brooks, Small. Row 2: Sanfoig, L , Kaplowitz, Kaufman. t ,f 133 ' 1 vow' WORLD FRIENDSHIP Row 1 Castllas Stebbens S42 asst treas Burqener S42 treas Beck sec lohnson W42 asst sec I Iohnson Mr Porter head sponsor Row 2 Cox Krmball Becerra Okuneff Worthen Cutler Markham Lyons Karayan Kolb Row 3 Lear Gandolfo Ostby Hurley Agurlar Rosalez Gatley Kobo Krrksey Brewmqton Row 4 Rapada Dunkle Barnes Stephenson Salcrdo Zularca Quesada Ellery Neal Conradl Row 5 Hamrlton Davxs Gross Goldsmlth NlShlkGWG Soltys Harada Carlrsle Cam Cllne FORUM CLUB Bowl Wrestler sgt at arms Iahnke Lakretz W42 treas Cam S42 pres Kraqe W42 pres Engnell S42 sec Srmmons S42 treas Ammon W42 hrst McArthur Row 2 Lyons Thompson Crmer Echols Johnson Gray Hutchmson Polk Barnes Row 3 Srlk D Sauve G Sauve Welch Kalde Perry Merlqran Lloreda The World Frrendshrp Club promotes frrendshrp tolerance and understand mg among the students at Poly Many mterestlng debates skrts songs danCeS and d1scuss1ons make up the programs featunng varrous natrons Our Club sponsored by Mr Porter rs part of the state wrde organlzatlon The speakers of the Open Forum Club vrgorously express oprnrons on many excrtrng subyects There s never a dull moment 1n thrs dernocratrc club spon sored by Mrss Cralg Sen1ors ln the club are honored Wllh a party at the end of the term 134 4-K vp World Frrendshrp Club Open Forum G , I ,, . V 1 y ., I . Q' VWM 5 ' Q , A A f 53 it fr ? ' 3 3 M i in , . . 'fy V , 1 X 1, - V 1 1' . ' 1 I Q XV' . . :..g ,f If f 1, , r 'N' ' J man, Oeliinqer, W'42 viceapresl, S'42 pres., Ruff, W742 pres., George,-S42 sec., Anderson. S'Ll2 asst. Y'- .- ..v ,v.,:e Q. 2 sl t fYN Chlnese Club Ioponese Club X x CHINESE CLUB Rowl Gong Young Ntm Woo vrce pres S42 Lew treos S42 Fong pres S4 Som sec S42 Tom Pon Loule Eng Tom Row 2 Chm Chrnn Young Llllton Fong Gmn s C W42 Mrs Gobrecht sponsor Fong Gmn Lreu Chan Shue Row 3 Yrp Young Gee Chu Lee Chung Yrp Young M K Loure Woo M L Loute Row 4 Pon Tom Soohoo Wong I Loure Quon Don Wong Lew Sew IAPANESE CLUB Row l Krkunogo Iwoshrko I-'osomo vrce pres Tokeshrto corr sec Mrsozo grrls vrce pres Mrss Sworn sponsor Shrgemuo pres Yokoht rec sec MOH11 socxol chorr Nozowo treos Tomokr Osh1o Row 2 Furuto Mryoo Tomtyomo Tochr Nobuto Kurokone Noko guchx Nokono Suzukx Shrosrdzu Endo Tokemuro Row 3 Osovso Arno Ogowo Tonoko Krkuchr Murokomr Norohoro Mrkomo Tokeuchr Krkuchl Yogucht Row 4 Wokoboyoshr Argo Kumo moto Ito Toyo Wotonobe Horodo Fukudo Row 5 Yokoto Nomryomo Suyehoro Uynye Arol Totoro Romono Promotrng frrendshrp and understand1ng among the Chrnese students and the rest of the student body rs the arm of the Chrnese Club The club holds mterestmg meetrngs and as one of rts actrvrtres supports a baby rn Chma Known for the1r hard work hrgh scholarsh1p achrevement and student leadershrp the members of the Iapanese Club have taken an actrve part rn student affarrs Although war has made the1r evacuatron necessary we regret to see them go and w1sh them the best of health educatron and happmess 135 'G '-V .i--has ..lf.Ll.. TRI Y Row l Pon Gray Dutton sec Rrncon treas H Mendoza vtce pres Deans pres Mrss ayan Row 2 L Mendoza Houqen Woodworth Lew Moore Colyer Ruff Fong Ersen Morse Tattu Row 3 Ayers Kmg Stanley Ruff Nerl Dawson Clapp Hyers Welch Clemens Lyons Sum AIVICITIANS Row l Gray Robles Matsunaqa Thompson Ward W42 pres Ayres S42 pres Iones S42 vrce pres Stuart Duggan Row Z Webster Deans Stanley Bozalran W42 pres sec Clapp Moreno Polk Kazarran Donahue Sponsored by Mtss Martrn the Tr1 Y carrred on an extensrve program through out the semester One of the frrst events was a drnner to select new members The Trr Y qrrls sold cold drrnks at the Self Government dance entered a float rn the football rally held a senror farewell breakfast and a Jornt Tr1 Y swrm and volleyball meet at the YWCA w1th the Franklrn grrls The Amrcrtrans have been very busy thrs year wrth therr varrous act1v1t1es The club contrrbuted Chrrstmas baskets to needy fam1l1es through the school held therr annual alurnnr reumon on St Patrlck s Day and entered a clever skrt rn the varrety show The grrls hopmg to do thelr share rn the war effort collected magazmes and books for the boys at camp Mrss Wells sponsors thrs sprendld group 136 Trl Y Am1c1t1ans . I I ,- w y , Q , f r ,of .- V O I , 'gr I ' 1 v . , . -7 7 O '4 to 1. t, , 0 . -.1 Q I t , 1 t .5 I I . t ' 4 5 , 4., i 4 ' 0 3 . .Q 1 4- . .a X 1.5 X Martin, sponsor, McEvers, W'42 pres., Robles, W'42 vice-pres., Takemura, W'42 sec., Moreno, Kar- . . . . , - . , . I I l h V ' - . Corlnthlans Epheslans Lrke the other grrls self rmprovement organrzatxons the members of the Cormthran Club engage rn many act1v1t1es throughout the school semester One of therr outstandrng achrevements of the past year was the collectmg of a count less number of mterestlng books and clever toys to be grven to the chrldren of the Orthoped1c Hospztal The trophles rn the case gleam brrghtly now because the Cormthrans polrshed them so drlrgently Clean dress1ng rooms backstage' That was the arm of the Ephesrans thrs year when therr mam project trdyrng the dressrng rooms 1n the audrtorrum and catalogmg the costumes got under way At other trmes they were grvmg the lnstallatton dinner enterrng a float 1n the football rally selllng programs at football games and promotmg the conservat1on of postaoe stamps through out the school The grrls meet on Monday w1th Mrss Austm therr sponsor CORINTHIANS Row 1 Bodel Zrser Iordan cor sec Mausser S42 vrce pres Wrltse S42 pres Myers W42 pres Fernandez W42 vrce pres Stromwall Hamrlton W42 treas How 2 Hand Osolxng S42 sec Barden Knox Zwart Wrxght S42 treas EPHESIANS Row 1 Burke W42 treas Townsend W42 sec Sedam S42 sec Strrckland W42 pres Mrss Austm sponsor Patton S42 pres McEvers S42 vrce pres Colyer Tolman Olstad 137 S'42'treas. Row 2: lListon, Leonard, Iohnson, Tattu, Clark,'Sperry, Walton., . a - -m 1 L . -, V S 1 A W , ,T T - mf, 'I 7: L - .Q 2 '.b ' ' A , Iii: .A v :EEE p..-,-- 4 v Y 4 m - 'X QS mils' J wa KALETA KLUB Row l Howcrrd Hcrrgrs M Horns Burgess W42 vrce pres Gtbson S42 pres Rrtter Dunkworth Lokvcxm Shumgker B Hgrrrs OLYMPIANS Row 1 Ackerman Koen Shrvel Gleason Nell W42 pres Mrss Adams sponsor Gonzales S 2 pres Ruddrck S42 vrce pres Buschmg W42 sec S42 trecs Hoyse S42 SGC Row 2 Norrrs Mutr Arms Cutten Mclfcrrlcrnd French Ruff The Kaleta Klub berng one of the self tmprovement organrzauons strrves for the betterment of 1ts members Thrs year the grrls entered a float 1n the Football Rally along wtth the other gtrls clubs and won hrst prrze A Sklt WHS contrrbuted to the Grls H1 Irnks and each grrl made a scrapbook for the ch ld en at the Orthoped c Hospttal Mrss Armstrong sponsors the club The Olymptans have been busy th s semester er1ter1r1g a float rn the football rally workmg up a skrt for the var ety show and atdrng rn the Keep Kampus Klean Kampargn Equally rmportant was therr study of a Womans Part 1r1 Defense so that the gms may better understand the rmportance of women rn the war effort The Olymp ans rneet each week rn the room of therr sponsor M SS Adallro l38 Kcrletcrs Clymprans Ll p 4 4 Q ,J 4-9' C5 W I v A A s , f ,f ,, 'V ' f Q 4 u W J. , 1 in f 1 f K S V' , Miss Armstrong, sponsor, Brown,' W'42 trecrs., Munnl, W'42 pres., Moore, McLean. Row 2: Shelley, . . . . . X . . . . y . . ' 5 . , . . I I . , i ,Y , i ' , ' . ll . - ln - ' r i T MMDIM1 1' 5 i ssggx Y H515 IQ !V,5...... My Jh7'w'lM'R J w N- NE! seas vig? 'XRN x JA'LHgw G' Baseball Brmqs out a Cheennq Crowd Mr Frankhn Congratulates Gndders Java 42 'A' R .QI If-35' Aff! xv-AJ-' iIf.,UL, www ,.,,lJ..,,,Jv,,,dJw-,g,,,v...X,.xX'-TB- du-f,l:1,vx.. ,Js.!-J-I-.4.AAhJ'iA' .9's..o.ao-v'H- ,A,q,.,fvvxxx.0Ns,9 'V 'k': wJfAVgk ONLEL dwik- ONNNAj 441 ,.a.,.,.,,.,uov-A--4x..AM-fw-A'-'f' j.:..A- 0-2591-N 'Cwvfo-4 wMAN 11c u , QKNNAVAMAL 1. 1 A if ,I Av 'I 3 ,. : : , Tru? - - ' , ',1' Lag' 4 1 t . 1 flu- ' 'X . pg, ' , Q 1 V A ,, ' V 4 . Wg' , ' 1 G ffm 1 V r,d, Q-r' , 1 r ,,4Y,.'.. Q-A-.? i-xfh' - , ff ..u'1 , off! A ' A '.'.,Q,L , .Q - . -is, in, ' K . 5, , A -1 - J -z gnu- A-S P V W, 4,,,1fr, V , I 5. ,,t, N NL ul. x nl - 1 U I 34 25, ga L M 5 ,VQM L' A h -Q5 1 Ni. L, f J J X . 1 f 'Q-,,g,,,,,'. x xA f+w 'ML-wfwmf - ' A ,lEg.' f fu ,. . w?dB5'f . 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LETTERMEN A Shxrcnshl W Hernandez R Bencrvxdez W Mays F Rhouds E Patterson T Lcx Belle l942 saw Coach Carl Handy equ1pped w1th superb mater1al The squad eager to make a grand entrance 1n the Northern League had an exc1t1ng season f1n1sh1ng rn a comfortable second place Much to the regret of the team as well as of the school Mr Handy answered the natlons call to arms and turned over h1s coachmg rems to the veteran coach Voyle Brennen Through the whole season color and sp1r1t marked the always well attended gndfests for whrch Poly lS so noted October 18 POLY VS WILSON Tak1ng advantage of the Mechan1cs fumbled krck off Wnlsons stubborn Mules qulckly drove to a score 1n the hrst stanza of the encounter Although provmg eas1ly to be the better team the Parrot juggernaut wasnt rolllng unt1l the second quarter Fred Watk1ns dash through tackle for 50 yards p1'Ompf1y had Kelth W1ll1ams ktckmg for the po1nt g1vmg Poly a 76 advantage Not Sat1Sf1ed w1th a measly one pomt lead the 1nvad1ng Poly forces led by plungmg Ak1ra Shrrarshl plowed thelr way to another Blue and Gold touchdown makrng the fmal score 14 6 144 l Varsl y Football ...ff A 4 1 fs my 0 t , in viii , ,. , ., w.,--'H at W Y 5 lr .2 1 V r ' ' 5 A - ,. f I L ,X 1 1 ' A , W 4. 1 I r l Q5 5 , 54 xl r Vw'-1 ' 3, I 'If ir . 5 . , . 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October 24 POLY VS MARSHALL A cold drrzzhng ram dampened the freld but not the sp1r1t of Old Krng Football Under terr1f1c odds but wrth the hope and frght to be vrctorrous the Blue and Gold played host to the 1nvad1ng Marshall Barnsters Drrvrng hard but wtthout success both teams faxled to cross the goal rn the f1rst two quarters In the th1rd per1od the Mechanrcs drove deep 1nto Marshall terrrtory but 1t was not untll the last f1ve mrnutes of play that Hrroshx Ito plunged over for the only touchdown of the game Fmal score was 7 0 October 31 POLY VS BELMONT After l1ft1ng the morale of the school w1th two consecut1ve wms the Parrots set out to encounter the Hrlltoppers In a desperate effort to klck out of the ho e only Poly men gave our Alma Mater a two pornt lead The Hrlltoppers came back wrth a terr1f1c assault Thrs however was offset by the splendrd performance of Benavldez and Watkms who 1n the last rnrnutes of play ran the p1gsk1n to the goal g1v1ng Poly an 8 O vrctory wh1ch Poly had drrven them the Belmont footballers elected to punt meet wrth the long arms of Poly s Robert Pauly In the thrrd stanza 145 1 A .. .., K . i- 6 1 6 7 AQ 1 . 1 P ' S X I .. 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PA LETTERMEN I Grxffrn I Houston R Martm R Pauly R Cantrell P Sanders H Ito November 6 POLY VS FRANKLIN 724 Ioltmg the Blue and Gold wrth a beauttful 90 yard run back the Panthers started the1r 1nvas1on w1th the f1rst touchdown The Mechantc forces nghtened the loose Jomts and featured a drrve to the Panther 5 yard lrne Here Franklm took over the ball addmg another 6 pomts to the1r score whrch now stood 12 0 Ftrst hopes of surv1val came m the th1rd stanza and 1t wasnt long before Halph Benavtdez threw a pass to lanky Earl Patterson that chalked up the only touchdown of the season agamst the Panthers Though the Parrots fought valtantly they were at the short end of a 24 7 score as the game ended November 14 POLY VS LINCOLN Lmcolns br1ll1ant aerral assault came unexpectedly rn the second quarter after the Parrots had all but scored agatnst the Trgers Trymg to overcome the 70 lead the Mechanrcs fought desperately but unsuccessfully ln the last moments of the game Kelth W1ll18mS threw passes left and rrght but fatled to spot a recetver Although endrng the season 1n a second place t1e the Poly team was hon ored by betng asked to play rn the Mtlk Bowl Carnrval 146 Varslty Football H 1- ' K . .4 R . 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A FOOTBALL Row 1 B Pauly B Benavrdez E Patterson D Autry A Bernhardt H Cantrell H Berg W Levy D Shrbuya R Martrn B Boone Row 2 P Lreb H Rachubran B Blanchard R Dodson F Watkms P Bernhardt W Hernandez K Wrllrams I Hernandez M Galaz B De Melt D Reed Row 3 Coach Brennen I Houston D Clark H Ito B Ford T La Belle R Rrley V Bertome F Hmayosa L Peters Row 4 T Prnkston L Anderson Y' Rhoads I Parnum A Shrraxshr L Levrne L Garcra P Sanders H Valencra E Burns D Andree Row 5 E Peters B Kaplowrtz T Suyehara L Del Gado E Barker I Grrflm H Stanley R Hoyne E Albrrqht L Ortez S Goldbaum Row 6 F Srlferthorne W Garcna A Moreno T Mossler B Mays I Shanen R Schremer W Moore M Schlossman C llq I Attarran B FOOTBALL Row 1 B Rogers I Graves H Wrlkmson T Takahashr M Fong I Qunada BGar cra V Peterson L Torres R Pompa A Pluqer Rowe2 B Seymore D Chung I Plakos S Gold stem H Moreno R Hoffman I Sotomura M Harada A Vergrlro I Gonzales G Doubleclee B Summerrse Row 3 Coach Alexander D Bregel D Lrttle G Remberg D Worthen R Iacobs R Osolmg H Lambert A Vrllasenor H Ioe B Hartnett G Rrvas L Barba Row 4 Coach Leahy E Lopez G Shrewsberry H Teen M Osuyr I Gonzalez H Smxth I Berrera F Rossy F Ochoa B Wanetrc S Dohara C Krdd C Larsen Row 5 B Pen1x E Wrllrams M Frnk R Meyers M Woods I Kelsy I Somers M Rosas I Tsutsur M Takesako D Alt F Krrkman Row 6 W Tallant R Arnoxla T Suylhara M Velasquez I Hulaboff B Brewer B Flelds B Hrldebrand S Mendes I Palacros I Wrllrams W Udo S Harada Row 7 L Han M Bustamonte V Marqurs D Beach I Ramrrez K Schrpp M Kumamoto W Goodman S Brddle C Scott I Morgan Can Coach Eddie Leahy come back with another championship squad? That was the question on the lips of all Polyites as the Golden Parrakeets sparked by tricky Garcia marched and passed to a quick touchdown in a practice en- counter with Hamilton s Yankee Bees. Recovering a fumbled Yankee punt the Blue and Gold stormed to another score adding a conversion to lead 13-O. Following a quarter of dull playing Poly s Quijada shoved over another touch- down from Hamilton s l-yard line to set the game 19-O. October 16 POLY VS. WILSON - Entertaining Wilson the Blue and Gold quickly got started by passing and running to the Mules 20-yard line from which point Garcia circled end to a October 30 POLY VS. BELMONT - To open the second league encounter Quijada and Garcia sparked the Parra- babes to a drive deep into Belmont s territory. Midway in the second quarter Zulaica scored on an 11-yard run for Poly. The third stanza saw the Blue and Gold supported by Zulaica drive deep into Hilltopper territory and over for another score. In the last quarter the Hilltoppers plunged over the 1-yard line being the first league team to cross the Parrakeet goal making it 13-6. Class B Football 148 12 0 score. In the second quarter, Quijada's long break-away run finished the game 12 0 13 6 l Class B Football NovemberB POLY VS. FRANKLIN 7-0 The Blue and Gold got off to a fine start in its game with Franklin, featuring Quijada's rounding end for 6 rnuch-needed points and Gonzales' converting. The squads battled evenly through the second half, and Poly won, 7-0. November 13 POLY VS. LINCOLN O-12 The first quarter of the Lincoln game saw an aggresive Tiger aggregation score on highly-favored Poly. The Blue and Gold seemed a little nervous as the Black and Orange passed to a 12-O lead in the second quarter. The final stanza saw a deperate attempt on the part of the Mechanics to redeem themselves, but to no avail. The game ended 12-U, Poly's first league defeat. November 20 POLY VS. MARSHALL 26-6 The Parrababes mauled Marshall to their heart's content. Early in the game Garcia directed the Blue and Gold attack deep into enemy territory and scored Later Garcia s pass coupled with Captain Plakos lateral to Gonzales was good for another score ln the second period a fumble recovered by Zulaica resulted in the longest run of the season 50 yards and another score The last minutes of the game found Doubledee Vergilio Garcia and Hoffman defeating Marshall with a 26 6 victory Although Polytechnic shared the championship with two other schools t was again honored through the mighty B team l49 'Z ? BASKETBALL LETTERMEN C Yctes T Tryon I Cook G Mchecels T A derson Startrng the basketball season rn a new league Coach Betts launched h1s qumtet agamst Lrncoln The Parrots fought w1th exceptlonal vrm but lost 24 13 Not drscouraged the team lourneyed to Belmont It was Ted Anderson who scormg honors for Poly but we lost by a 38 22 score Playmg host to the Marshall Barrrsters the Poly qumtet encountered thelr th1rd opponent The ball handhng was smooth but halt t1me found the score a 7 7 t1e In the latter quarters however the Barrrsters ralhed and won 16 20 Engagrng a stubborn Mule aggregatron next the Parrots were out to redeem themselves From the start they began to chck and led by CoCapta1ns Tom Tryon and lack Cook chalked up therr frrst league v1ctory 23 18 Wrth conhdence the Parrots matched the1r sk1ll agamst a strong Franklin team At the end of the game the score was even ln a tense two mmute Over t1me the Panthers sank the wmnmg basket and ended the game 25 27 150 Vctrs1ty Basketball M 5' 22 tl at is fr 'sf li 3 s. . , . , , , . i , . n . , . , I ' - , . , ' . , . , ' I I 1 I - ' , . 1 I ' , , - . r I I l U I l , ri Q. f Varsity Basketball X 4+ 0.1 A BASKETBALL LETTERMEN Yamasakt Bamattre Barker Iones Lamb MANAGERS Ten Ourgg Fong Startmg therr second round w1th more confrdence, the Poly hve engaged Lrncoln The game was a conttnual struggle, but the Ttgers won, 7 25 Opposrng those strong, hard Belmont H1lltoppers for the second t1me, the Poly qumtet fought desperately In the last half Belmont scored heav1ly to w1n Frghtrng agatnst odds of herght, our boys met Marshall's casaba squad Poly started w1th terr1f1c attacks that had Marshall wonder1ng In the second half, Marshall took the lead Our boys fought to the end but lost, 22 44 Meetrng those stubborn Mules for the last trme, the Blue and Gold contm gent played a wrld, fast game but lost to W1lsor1 by the lops1ded score of 6 22 W1th vrctory for therr obyectrve, the Parrots set out to conquer the Panthers ln therr fmal game of the season Followtng therr mstructrons to the end, the Mechantcs managed to roll up an 18 to 24 vtctory 151 I . ,Kt,Q h V hjku N QF . .h ,d ,x,.,Lg2,' .Q f- . 3' f t o 'A A A 7-t'ff T-rss A . ,- ajft. ., 1-ltflrin 5,1--. 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' :'e i'I cr P ff- ' A x rt, - I , V X 'tu 1 A BASKETBALL Row l W Bell A Robson I Cook C Yates M Iones I Yamasakx N Lamb Row 2 I Butelo T Tryon G Mlcheael T Anderson F Hoy R Kaufman S Sakarx Row 3 W Brooks S Parker A Bamattre I Barker A Abrams W Le Chemrnant Row 4 I Qurgg B Steager B Anderson M Payne A Ramrrez R Norman H Ten There was twrnkhng gleam rn the eye of Wrllram Betts thrs year as he prctured an undefeated B casaba team Playrng a great part 1n boostrng the rnrghty B s rnto a second place champronslnp were veterans Tetsuo Fukuto and Art Banuelos flashy offensrve aces Supportrng these two were steady lsao Hasama wrth hrs unsurpassed ballhandlmg trrcky Irmmy Chung and a newcomer Clarence Davrs Hrghlrghts of the season s t11ts were many dynam1c Tets and hrs 10 pornts agarnst Los Angeles Van Nuys seerng I1rnmy Chung account for 14 Isao Hasama nettrng 11 markers aqarnst Bel mont R1p Dav1s gettrng 8 aga1nst Rus Captam Art Banuelos addrng 14 agarnst Lmcoln and 10 more agarnst Franklrn B BASKETBALL Row l B Bates N Champron I Chung A Banuelos C DGVIS B Garcma C Lee Row 2 A Olrva S Hasama T Fukuto D Hall I Toya G Fukuta C Merry Row 3 T Dawson F Romano E Lotts G Rertt G Owens N Grlffrs I Ishrhara T Wong Row 4 I Qurgg I Stewart A Iackson H Huerta E Yoshrama P Rowe M Kanda H Ten l52 R: f nn 2 ,Q I rw e F. . wx QM-lv P Qu-Ai-445 we A fl 'V vi ' , a , . I :S ff- 4. I . ' fl .1 I' 9 M Q a. I . , . . . , . - . I . . . . . , . , . 4' A7 ,JL1, JC.. H' ,-Q ' . ,, r Qi. I gr Q I 7- 1 9 ft ,tu 1 . V Q2 V- - .r-..- .,.,,,-M . .. ,. I MW f ,, 4L..,,Lr,,Y , I I n ,.,,,,, I V ,R ' Qg 'Q Y , x , A .I f I. - - f I . . A ,I H, - V71 , A f ...J ima Nxdi ...ill Basketball Class B The Golden Parrakeets made their league debut with Lincoln. Hall, Yoshi- yama, Toya, Fukuta, and Captain Banuelos brought a 26-15 victory to Poly . . . Then Belmont went the way of its predecessors. Good ball handling, plus Hasama's 11 points, proved to be too much for the Hilltoppers. The final score was 27-21 . . . Marshall might have been better, for though our boys put up a good hard fight, the game ended in a 30-27 defeat . . . Wilson played a fighting game, but lost as Captain Banuelos and Davis starred in a 24-17 victory for Poly . . . Franklin was immediately met by Hall's ll points and Banuelos' 10, which contributed to Poly's 32 against Frank1in's 24 . . . In the second round, Lincoln fell to the Blue and Gold, 33-17. Leading the Parrot contingent with skill and coolness, were Hasama and Chung . . . The tide turned when Poly again played Belmont. This time Big 'Rip's' 10 points made it another local victory, 28-15 . . . Leadership and championship were at stake as the Blue and Gold encountered Marshall again. But Poly came out on the short end of a 31-35 score . . . Wilson again came up, but fell back against the Poly's Fukuto and his 17 points. Poly 30 and Wilson 19 . . . In the last game, against Franklin, Poly won, 37-22. 153 D BASKETBALL R l Nokamura Lttlefeld Ujuye Toyoda Peters Bro n Castrol Ro 2 Wlk nso Quan B rly Beckman mgr Iones Moore Kurts C BASKETBALL R l Gama Cordo a Car Ballard T cker Woo Umekubo Mryamoto Pon Blow 2 L go Weastler Med na Gonzales Fong mar De L a Soo Hoo Ong Godfrey CLASS C BASKETBALL CLASS D BASKETBALL Polytechmc Polytechn1c Polytechnrc Po1ytechr11c 1 1 1 1 Polytechmc 24 Polytechmc Polytechmc Polytechnrc Polytechnrc Polytechnrc Polytechnlc Polytechnrc Polytechnc1 154 1 2 2 8 1 1 1 2 Huntmgton Park Manual Arts Garheld Washmgton Garfreld Lrncoln Belmont Marshall Lrncoln Belmont Marshall W1lson Franklm Polytechmc Polytechmc Polytechn1c Polytechnxc Polytechn1c Polytechmc Polytechn1c Polytechmc Polytechmc Polytechnrc Polytechmc Polytechruc Polytechnlc ,i . M V 4 ' . qw, 4 '. I in E - ow : , i i , , , , w , . w 1 ,- ll n, , u ,I , ., , , i. t VI, JMJKN-I . U ow . i , z , ', . , uun , , , , . lf ,Y J ,J ,,f 1 l I L ' , .1 I Polytechnic 15, Hollywood 10 Polytechnic, 18, Hollywood 12 1, I 1 1. , 11 ' ,'f.f ' H ' 4, ' 20 ' 8, ' . 0 A 5, 14 ' 25, 26 ' ' ' ' 3, ' 24 ' 9, - 15 I N, -, 1.1, ,J W ' ' 8, ' 15 ' 15, ' 11 f ' , ' 22 ' 16, ' 18 ' ' 8, ' 20 ' 16, ' 14 'K- ' 2, 8 ' 10, 12 y,l M , ' 5, 13 ' 18, ' 12 - A f 'fr 'fl-- ' , ' 5 ' 34, ' 11 ' 1, 21 ' 25, ' 12 ' 8, 15 ' 33, 11 ,' ' 7, ' 6 ' 20, ' 16 ' 9, ' 18 ' 31, ' 13 2 Huntmgton Pk Manual Arts Garfreld Washmgton Garfreld Lmcoln Belmont W1lson Franklm Lmcoln Belmont W1lson Franklm af, 0 at 3-aw. '11 ' I X,ff Softball -:rv ff-P A BASEBALL LETTERMAN Bertone Cackc Tryon Kulkoit Gonzales Annerl February 24 POLY vs LINCOLN Openrng the baseball season w1th a home run by Loyd Coats the Blue and Gold squad was off to a grand start Wxth excellent playmg Poly won 6 O February 27 POLY vs MARSHALL Featunng the same superb teamwork and playmg the Parrots h1t the1r way to a 5 2 vxctory over the Marshall ball club March 3 POLY vs BELMONT In one of the hardest fought games of the season the Poly ball club suffered 1ts f1rst loss to the Belmont H1lltoppers by a 1 O score March6 POLY vs WILSON The Parrots then marched to meet Wrlson losrng the game by a 5 3 score The fatal blow was a W1lson home run wrth the bases loaded late 1n the game March 10 POLY vs FRANKLIN Engagmg Franklln next the Parrots found the gomg tough and could do no better than to drop a lopstded 4 0 game 155 I ' , 4 x P s P Lu: 0 0 . ' 1' , . v Q' ' K r - I a , 1 I l v 11: . - 1 .. 4 35,4 ,rs ' . 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A BASEBALL R 1 Cacka Tryon Annerl Plakos Meehan Broll er Harada Gonzales Coats Row 2 Beach Kulrkoff Bertone Yosh yama Hrga Coach Mahoney B BASEBALL Row 1 Berg Karagoz an Nakashrma Peterson Ault Makagon Kmbro Ba ba Bamattre Shrewsbury Ro 2 H11 ard Kurok Fa ela Foss Qujada Seymour Hefte n Coach Mahoney March 13 POLY vs LINFOLN Hrstory repeats 1tse1f as the Golden Parrots defeated Lmcoln for the second t1me by the same 6 O score March 17 POLY vs MARSHALL In an effort to defeat Marshall aqam the batthng Mechamcs suffered a hard fought 4 1 loss March 20 POLY vs BELMONT Revengrng a prevrous Belmont defeat the Poly nlne hrt therr way around t0 a comfortable 5 3 vrctory March 24 POLY vs WILSON Meetrng the stubborn Wrlson Mules for the second t1me the Poly mne suc ceeded by a ha1r 1n brmgrng home a vrctory count of 2 I March QI POLY vs FRANKLIN Opposmg Frankhn agarn the Poly baseball club lost as they dropped a C1059 2 O decxsron 1n the closmg game of the season 156 Softball ew, Mama F l . 7 A 1 J! , 1 li , .1 ff '. 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Q3 '09 45 3- 5 YVLU' Varslty Track 4 .Lil in A TRACK LETTERMEN Row l Vllosenor Compo Wnlloms Doubledee Sapp Row 2 Lentz Cantrell Houston Gr lim Volenco R 3 Brooks Ilq Pcttterso Mortn Cosh Row 4 Modrson Wcxtkms Kaufman Goble Kidd Get on your marks get set go Thls was the call that sent a squad of Blue and Gold crndermen to therr startlng marks agarnst the rnvadrng W1lson aggre gatron on Aprrl 24 Sweeprng over every event except the mrle the Parrots routed the weak but stubborn Mules by an overwhelmrng score of 85 19 Thrs wm not only gave Poly her thtrd consecutrve vxctory tHam1Iton and Hollywood were pract1ce meets? but rt establrshed her as a dangerous threat for that Northern League crown Thrs hr t league meet d scovered many new sp mters Stars mcluded Campa and V1ll6S9HOI 1n the 880 Gflffln and Lentz rn the dashes Wrth conftdence and pr de Coaches Leahy and Betts turned thos m1ghty Parrots loose agaln but thrs ttme on the Frankltn Panthers As the Mechanrcs were playmg hosts they were consrde ate rn defeat ng Franklzn by a mere 82 22 Frankl n took only one tvrst place Featured were Gntfrn rn the dashes Brooks 1n the 180 low hurdles Cash ln the broad Jump and many runners up 157 'I - U - Q . . . -I ' 1 , V 1 , ' .V x Q A . 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X . i A . - U i . l I . . , I WI 'Q ' 1 if'- 'ffl l---s--s,..rL'-'- g i . , ' 'W 515,51 If D------.Q ...Q-.st ----rig--2 ---mm 42 'L '2m-.,,-.- A memorable day was May 8 for then lt was that Polytechmc mvaded Bel mont and defeated the Hrlltoppers 655 385 For years Belmont was the dommat rng track squad of the Northern le gue but leave 1t to the Parrots' The hrgh hght of the afternoon was the 180 low hurdles run by our own Iackre Gnffrn who broke the school crty and state rnterscholastlc record w1th a trme of 19 l Th1s wrth the clean sweep rn the shot put gave Poly the meet and paved the road to champronshrp W1th the Northern League champronshrp 1n vrew the Parrots contrnued the1r march on May 15 as they defeated the Marshall Barrrsters 79 24 The Poly crndermen thus undefeated out ran the Bamsters 1n many events As usual Grrffrn Valencra Lentz and Houston led Culmmatmg thexr track season wrth a 78 26 vrctory over the L1ncoln TIQSIS the undefeated Parrots won therr last dual meet of the season In the Northern League frnals on May 29 Polytechnrc won the loop tltle ln a brrllrant dlsplay of 1nd1v1dual and team performances leadrng B6lI'nOI1i bv ten pornts The fvnal count showed Polvtechnrc Wllh 57 2 pornts Be1II1Or1f 476 Marshall 271 Franklm 211 L1ncoln 19 and Wllson 6 Grrffm aCCOl1I1i6d for 16 Poly pomts and set a new league record of 19 7 rn the 180 low hurdles 158 Vcrrslty Track 'A' Varsrty Track Class B Track A TRACK Row 1 A Campa A Vrllasenor R Valencra I Gnllm I Madrson H Sapp B Cantrell W Hernandez R Benavrdez E Patterson I Chas Row 2 H Whrttmqton L Cash I Parker B Lentz B Mays F Watkrns B Martrn E Westmoreland T Hageman R Kaufman R Brooks Row 3 A Bcrmattre H Pxerce B Sacobs G Calvr D Autrey H Clark D Vrvran K Bergheer T Anderson F Rossy B McClusky B Betts Row 4 T Tryon M Woods T Col bert A Iackson F Ktrkman C Kxdd H Ten H Lambert P Gomez L Peters B Porteous Apr1l 24 POLY vs WILSON 735 225 Takrng the srtuatron rn hand on Aprrl 24 the Blue and Gold Bs took thelr frrst step toward champronshrp by defeatrng the lrttle Mules from Wrlson 73I 225 The hustlmg l1ttle Mechanrcs held therr own rn every event and tn some mstances the1r opponents made no po1nts at all Stealmg the show by breakmg two records 1n the Northern League Iohn Holuboff ran a thrrllmg 22 9 rn the 220 yard dash plus a 10 2 century that had the stands rn an uproar The meet ended wrth the Parrot relay about 5 yards ahead of the1r opponents May 1 POLY vs FRANKLIN 71 24 May 1 caught the brave lrttle Parrakeets prepared for frght aga1nst the ferocrous Franklrn Panthers Startrnq wrth the usual 5 po1nts 1n the 660 the B s ran thelr way to a dec1s1ve 76 24 vrctory Fa1thiul Holuboff Romano Smrth and Duarte led the assault B TRACK Row 1 I Morrrs C Hall D Grbson I Barrera I Duarte H Smrth I Chung S Goldstern M Gonzalez B Brewrngton E Farrts Row 2 F Ochoa M Rosas C Schuette I Remberg I Holubofl D Romero C Merry E Page S Mendes B Hartnett B Rogers C Broussard Row 3 B Frelds R Horem B Barowrtz S Brddle L Barba D Gross H Lee B Byndxx H Alverson F Romano C Scott P Lreb Row 4 S Dong R Agutlar C Buelna W Cruden F Annerl R Kelley K Shrpp A Manley T Zouras R Lopez E Wrlhams W Tallant 159 HK May 8 POLY vs BELMONT 67 28 Travelmg to Belmont the Parrakeets encountered what was supposed to be the strongest oppos1t1on Here as before the Poly crndermen were vrctorrous through the efforts of stars lrke Holuboff who paced the century 1n 10 2 and Smrth Romano and Shrpp who copped the 70 yard hrgh hurdles Thus the meet ended and Poly was up one for champronshrp May 15 POLY vs MARSHALL Agamst Marshall the Parrakeets dsplayed an attack never seen before It was Blue and Gold all the way w1th Holuboff Sm1th Romano Merry and others at therr best A sensatronal relay team frnrshed the meet and once agam the Poly B s had conquered May 21 POLY vs LINCOLN 53g 415 The last B engagement was at L1ncoln The Rarlsphtters hav1ng had only one loss boasted of a strong squad Was th1s go1ng to stop the Parrakeets'P Not by a long shot for It was at L1ncoln that they performed the best Sweepmg all hurdles w1th great form and placlng Parrots 1n every event the lvttle Mechanlcs romped therr way to a vrctory and a charr1p1onsh1p r ' :M qpfjw 'A 'W' lf-we I ,mai assi' 315:51 J f'-3 '4 'x gf' .2-fffw New Flux:-SIE gt .1 f' mx 3 Wf ii SM Class B Track V3-VM .100 '3'21.f:.2harr' - iwmsmv .....Ms - I 11.1-J ..11. .!jl 1-'ii R -'few' i 'f' Em :ww rr' fm-1w,...s.f1 rf- rf 1....,31M1 ag., , NR' 160 1 - 1 1 1 - 1 I I I - ' , . 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' 'f ' .1 ' , 1 . . . , , ., ,,,,.,, .- Class C Track L. 9- 5.-S v-'IH ,APN .-'Vit Through the pages of track hrstory at Poly we have always had a specral place for the m1ghty rmdgets or Class C ctndermen Entermg the Northern League as newcomers they defeated the Wtlson Cs by a 512 255 score Thelr second encounter was agamst Frankl n and here agarn our m1dget Mechan1cs led by Icamen Gama and others were tnumphant The relay team ended the meet w1th a s ore of 45 32 Agamst Belmont the t1ny warr1ors of Poly found real competmon Belmont had not been defeated and the teams were evenly matched In the relay Ica men runn1ng anchor tnpped ard the meet was lost by a score of 325 385 The Marshall C team was lust too easy for our hard frghtlng forces Icamen Hurltc Grtmes and Gama starred The f1nal score was 485 195 tn Poly s favor In thetr last engagement the mvghty m1dgets dug Sp1k9S aga1nst the un defeated Lmcoln babes Handtcapped by the absence of lcamen Poly lost 24 53 C TRACK Row l B Hurlrc T Icamen A Gama R Wrestler R Ballard S Wallace C Gnmes E Buchanan R Robles W Iohnson F Spencer Row 2 F Maston R Gray M Wxl kmson H Robles D East H Berg E Tully C Carr R Wxllrams I Calva V Brennen ,.. fp 'rf' 'rw '+ 'Z1.. 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BOYS GYM CLUB How l Fong Nrssen Phrllrppe Cox pres Mr Lundy sponsor Fong Hart nett Soe lohnson Pon Row 2 Tom Cernrtz Barkow Wxllrams Allen Shrpp Workman mgr Ikerman Padllla Buelna Lopez Row 3 Arax Watanabe Roblnson Unoura Carland Collms Y kota Blanco Brown WRESTLING GROUP Rowl Ray Puma Barkow Arauyo Mr Lundy sponsor Rex Dodson presx dent Arreola Larsen Row 2 Clark Mrtchell Tanabe long Schremer Vargas Lewxs Castxllo Frank Muscle energy skrll and ach1evement characterrze Poly s Gym Team It rs composed of the healthrest and strongest athletes on the campus Thrs group of huskles drrected by Coach Lundy boasts of a splend1d and successful schedule havrng to therr credrt the followmg scores Feb 26 Wrlson at Poly 985 to 365 March 5 Poly at Franklm 695 to 655 March 12 Poly at Marshall 43 to 92 The last meet was the only league loss On March 19 Polys team revenged that loss by defeatrng Lmcoln 1055 to 295 Such a score as the last one rs evldence that our team was well tramed and balanced Though Mr Lundy was greatly mterested rn all the club he was espec1ally proud of the performers such as Carre Yokota Brown and others Much of the success of the team was due to the efforts of boys hke Erme Carre whose work on the 162 emo Tbfsni Gym Club Wrestllng I V, 5 - J ,rn g , -sv 5' I ' JT 4 4 ,,V., 5 or , I , ' ' V, 1 5 X X A A X A XJT' v. . 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I I I ' . , I , I , I , f 1 . . , , . , f . , . , ' ...HW 1 Gym Team ?' rmgs and outstandmg performances rn the free exercrse never farled to g ve Poly polnts Grvrng Erme Faire close competrtron was tarthful Yokota whose rope cl1mb1ng was a constant pornt maker also Iohn Brown demonstrated hrs talents on the parallel bars Backrng these stars as always IS that tarthful hard workrng group of boys All of th1s group are actually splendrd per formers themselves They are boys lrke Fong Fox Venger Lober Tom Phrllrps and many others who constantly garned pornts for the blue and gold Takrng an rmmense rnterest rn the team and supportrng 1t all the way rs another group of boys who form what 1S known as the Poly Gym Club It IS an organrzatron composed of boys who asprre toward physrcal development and a body beaut1ful They do not necessarrly belong to the Gym Team but they do often become good performers The club rs also under the drrectron ot Mr Lundy who bel1eves that tt forms a stepprng stone to the team These boys are easrly recognrzed by therr whrte T shrrts that bear the frgure of a body beautrful symbolrzrng therr goal The Gym Team besrdes creatrng muscle and strength also provrdes a boy regardless of srze or structure an oppor tumty to earn a regular eghtrnch varsrty letter Though thts team IS not cheered by thousands rt wrll play an rmportant part rn producrng strong and healthy men for Amenca 163 qw. .., X I 1 f - t ., . - L . 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I I r - 5 -. . . . , Poly Rolls Over Garfreld ln M1114 Bowl Its Northern League debut strewn w1th glory the Blue and Gold accepted a b1d for competrtron ln the annual Mrlk Bowl Football Carnrval where 1t was pltted agarnst the Red and Blue of Garheld All the color anrmatlon and emot1on that go wtth blarmg bands floatrng banners and champronshrp play were provrded rn thts eprc of athleucs truly a saga of sportsmanshrp Followrng a tremendous krck by Bob Martrn consecutrve passes from Ralph Harpo Benavldez to Earl Patterson put the Parrots 1nto scormg posltlon From w1th1n the 5 yard 11ne plungrng dr1v1ng Akrra Sh1ra1sh1 drove to the frrst score of the Carmval a hrghhght of wh1ch was the terr1f1c l1ne play of the famous Bernhardt twrns The perrod ended Wrth Patterson s snaggmq ot another Benavldez pass and the ent1re Poly rootrng sectron as well as the other schools rose wrth applause and cheers for our team had Just frmshed rolhng up a 6 O score over the South s representatrve For the frrst trrne 1n seven years Polytechmc was among the selected few our Alma Mater d1d not fatl us 1n her 6 0 trrurnph over Garfrelds Bulldogs A1ded by the Mechanlc vlctory the thrrll packed grrdtest termrnated 1n a Northern Southern t1e 19 19 164 4, -1- Jtgn.. fs. 1'4 v J' Football Ccrrnrvcrl ' Q ,fr iw i 1 1' 1 1 1 51 1 V ' ' 1 ' 3 lf 2 1 5 5 1 I V I ' W, 71414 'W ' 4 W 7 N? -A I , , K, I V QAM, I -ya, 1 1 M ' f A 51' V2-1 4.1, -1 1 ' 1 4. 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J ,fr J 1. rj J- IL ,Y -Af .2 I-2 f. rp n ',,f !.' . , Q 1.7 jr, , . 1 ' In ' , A 3 On their way to future championships are Miss Martins tennis girls Rest for underweights will build energy Exercise for body building in Miss Clayton s corrective classes G A A CABINET Rowl Welch sec Shelley pres Miss Schneider sponsor Zwart vice pres Heredia yell leader Caya head of sports Schneider s hockey class Champs in Miss Fye s seasonal sports class Fun F1115 the Day for the G A A The aim of the G1r1s Aihletrc Assocratron rs to promote interest and ab1l1ty ln seasonal sports hockey swrmmmg and tenms Th1s year the q11'lS have had 8 Senior Iunror Play Day Qenror Field Day GAA Banquet and a Volleyball Carnival lVI1ss Rosa Schnelder IS takmg Mrs Smrths place 1111111 September as sponsor of the G A A 166 GAA There is lun as well as exercise in swimming at the Y .... Dangerous are the girls ol Miss . . . I 1 ' I 1 I ' ' ' I kr , - 1 . f . . . 0 Q Lettergirls YELL LEADERS Momoye Tanaka Dora Heredia LETTERGIRLS How 1 Hernandez Beaver Fowler Shelley Porter Attarian Colyer Row 2 Abe Welch Moore Zwart Caya Dankworth Three Cheers for the Lettergrrls The G A A yell leaders are promoting an atmosphere of friendliness among participate in every activity and play day to emphasize the spmt of clean play They lift morale by encouraging everyone to join the yells and songs After the Iapanese evacuation Momoyes place as yell leader was taken by Nelda McKown Girls wear letters too' Points are awarded for swimming tennis seasonal sports hockey perfect attendance and scholarship The letters are presented at the term end assembly which is held especially for athletic awards of the semester This year the members of the G A A have changed the style of their letters from Old English to the block letters and the sweaters are navy blue instead of royal 167 the girls' who make the G.A.A. activities gay and successful. These girls Hockey Club Coaching Council A Good Coach for Every Good Hockey Team Day after day the girls in the Hockey Club at Poly have been growing into real experts. This term they have been hard at work teaching the game to our future champions of the Hockey Class. Besides being such good players, the girls also referee the games and conduct tournaments. Miss Schneider, the sponsor of the Hockey Club, is always ready to help the members with the numerous problems which arise. This year found our Coaching Council working harder than ever to make the girls of Poly outstanding in all sports, not only in their technique and ability to play well but also in sportsmanship. The twelve girls in this group were all far above average in the field of sports. The meetings were held once a week with the sponsor, Miss Fye, who for years has stimulated interest in girls' athletics at Polytechnic. HOCKEY CLUB Grosch, Porter, Miss Schneider, sponsor, Minett, W'42 pres., Perry, Moore. Row 2: Oveso, Hernandez, S'42 pres., Fowler, Dankworth, Beaver, S'42 sec.-treas. COACHING COUNCIL Row 1: Echols, Caya. Tom, Rhoads, sec.-treas., Miss Fye, adviser, Gardes, pres.. Shelley, Gonzales, Heredia. Row 2: Tosse, scrap book chmn. S'42. Zwart, scrap book chmn. W'42, Colyer. gg-I 168 .--L3 ?,,.?R'Ln1A Begtnners thrs year 1n the hockey classes were coached by Mrss Schnetder and members of the Hockey Club W1th enthusrasm seventy gxrls enrolled for hockey hrst teams The grade teams were captalned by Iackre Fowler A12 lean Porter B12 Mabel Brown All and Betty Burke All Th1s term the All team scored hrgh over all teams and won the champlonshrp For hard work and good sportsmanshrp each grrl wrll w1n an addrtronal 25 pornts toward her letter Near the end of the semester Mrss Schnerder taught the grrls speedball and pomts were also added to therr records for makrng hrst teams 12TH GRADE HOCKEY Rowl Monlr McKown Marquardt Ward Gleason MrssSchne1der spon Mrnett Echols Lrston Beaver Hernandez Row 2 Abe Welch L Robles M Robles Porter Taka mura Marttnez Clark Dankworth Strtckland Grrskonrs Row 3 Grosch Fowler Perez Mrsakct Attarran Barker Cuoton Henderson Young Brown Oveso 11TH GRADE HOCKEY Row l Wells Harlan Wong Watts Bertram Mrss Schnerder sponsor Olstad Sedam Brown Spangler Gudqeon Row 2 Rogers Buschmg Bozanan Ledesma Lloyd Zepeda Townsend Tolman Leonard Sager Hamrlton Row 3 Karayan Fatd Kramer Betancourt Hockey Classes Brumtteld Everett Gugler Kumaqar Krkuchr -.4 --C. -.Ya i ,L A- ik-I !l4 ,A- 169 . 1 - f f 1 - , r . . . . , F X: A ,, . . ,WI 1 A . 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' ' . , 'I ' X, n s - A- - - . -,-. i ... , , 12TH GRADE SEASONAL SPORTS Rowl Cutten Pnoleau Fong Oefixnger Tom Zwart Shelley Gray Hart Caya Amano Hutch1son Row 2 Louxe Lmdquxst Burmester McFarland Pon Pappas Sabatmx Dodge Pxetrusky Fernandez Barden 11TH GRADE SEASONAL SPORTS Row l Heredxa Hams Amescua Koen Reld Bodel de la Torre Gonzales Gardea Rhoads Guthene Tattu Row 2 Rxga Carlson Garcxa Osolmg Acker man Fong Valencxa Tunck Santxstevan Clme Ennquez Rmcon Bats and Volleyballs for the Glrls of Poly Th1s IS the class that QIVGS the q1rls a chance to learn about the VBTIOUS sports hke baseball volleyball and basketball The glrls are put 1r1to squads and taught by MISS Pye and the Coachmg Counc1l Th1s class ts held dunng the stxth penod for eleventh and twelfth grade glrls only Senlor and IUHIOI F1eld Day was excltement and fun for all to en1oy espec1ally for the SGHIOTS who won over the Iumors 15 to 10 170 Seasonal Sports ,,.. fl ' l . .W A Thornpson, ,Atkins,'Davis, Ilewis. Suzulci. Woo.'Krage.l Row 3: llolb, Socola: McCrary, llezartl .F- Swlmmlng Tenn1s SWIMMING CLASSES Row l Txtera Gonzales Callahan Brown Kolb Santxstevan Mr Lundy sponsor boys group Osolmg swrm mgr Zwart Roth Wllson Tash Tanksley Rodgers Row 2 Anthony OConnell Klages Carson Eng Cunnmgham Wells Koen Bodel Conger McLean Shel ley Bezart Davrs Row 3 Larson Ackerman Mannes Fukunaga Chan Ten Mendoza Rxchmond Harada Tsutsur Helmer Payne Poole Row 4 Iohnson Foster Sregel W Lee H Lee Sam Chow Arthur Whrte Varlotta Lym Waters Row 5 Guthene Stephen Moy Flores Soo Hoo R Chow Makhanlan Payan Takata Bercutt Davxs Godmez Row 6 Bates Graham Lew Young Gee Kwan Kazarlan Hoy Lru Lloreda Cam Schuppert GIRLS TENNIS Rowl Clemens Lueck Brshop Kmgman Beehner Mendoza Patton Lee I'-lou gen Moore Nrssen Perry Row 2 Mlkamo Muraoka Yakahl Cartwrlght Green Nakamura Robles Payan Walton Brockrnan Row 3 Kambara Furuta Okuno Suglta Moreno Colyer Stromwall Mausser Zepeda Almerda Nobuto Row 4 Llebzert Garcxa McClell1n Kurakane Betts Grbson Poly Glrls Swmg the Racquets and Swlrn for Shore How these grrls love to sw1m' There are three classes begmners 1nter rnedrate and advanced These classes held at the YWCA are open to all grades perrod s1x Thursday Senta Osohng rs manager Mrss Duncan sponsor Th1S year the tenn1s class was started off wxth a tall demonstratron by tennrs champlons from Santa Moruca The tenms class IS open to the llth and 12th grade grrls only and there IS only one perrod for begmners Srx of the best players of the class are gtven GAA pornts at the end of the term M1ss Martln IS the teacher of thrs very popular game 171 Office Helpers Help! I Want a Clean Towel! Miss Schneider 331 Miss Pye lOf Miss Martin l3! Miss Duncan 34! This is you would hear if you were in the gym at the beginning and ending of period. No these aren't draft numbers, they're only the call numbers of waiting for their towels. The duties of the girls who work for the teachers are to give out the towels, to run errands for the teachers, to the roll call, and to check in the towels at the end of each period. The what each girls QYTU take girls take this class during their free periods instead of study and receive merits for it. During the period the helpers referee garnes, keep scores of the base- ball, basketball, and volleyball games. The fine work of the office helpers is highly appreciated by the gym teachers. The girls' gym is a busy, happy place enjoyed by every girl in Poly. School loyalty and good sportsmanship are fostered by girls' athletics. OFFICE HELPERS, GIRLS' GYM Row 1: Wililey, Sotomura, Suzuki. Freeland, Inouye, Tamaki, Bauer. Row 2: Takeuchi, Colly, McLean, Done. McEvers. .4-r ' rags -'fs W4 ' ,A 1 v lm' ,, S. I. -. ,-'E te A Q 'iw -1- . .1 - '- I K Z K . , L l . 2 - Q -, L Q- K . 3 , iv L 1 1- 5- V' gr: .r 48 0 1' 2 'T . I ff F, No! -.3 ' , I .. ' 1 W I i , ., A , , 5 f x i A X n xxl A ft I N 4 . J O xx. 4 i 1 ' 2 f3Lg,??1' .,.' T any ' K 1 y V , .,,. Iwi., I A -., -1,,:f 2-' 'S fd. ,if-H2 I . 1, ,A A, - 4 1' I 1 I ' r X T A g. , ig 4. mir rf lfxg Y Fpr' mv Fill ,-:rl .1-. N'-N r ws: 'Q '!- 1... 0 .mg E' hj-d':.pf 'M if i ns A 7 I3 v me it ': Fun and Frolic Fill the Day in the Girls' Gym ,iv-1 .4 gut-Sw I x 174 XX 3,9 Banquets C'czrn1Vcr1s F1eld Tournaments Are EXC1f1I'1q .QQ F, . I 9 ' -1 s A , n 3':g:t,5':g :ggi-fi n . , ' MMA , ' ' , V . 1 by -Y , 'NQSQ4' K ' ' . ' u V ' 4 , u, 050- .1 , w7gn+M n f n n ' wk, -fimfni -sr A . qw , V. 3, .V w -,gk-mr: Arr I , 1 , ,i 14.4 ' ' V ,bf , Q 5 ' Q 3.1 ,f,L!q,f VV K. A , M ' I ' . 'Y f 'A 1 fi L , V in-Ag 1 f WZ, . ' U I , ., , Q i - V' If , I I we Zhfzanlz who .Nefped Zurn out 5111.4 5 ok Now that our task of portray1ng what makes the wheels go around IS completed we look back over the steps we have taken 1n pub11sh1ng the 1942 Polytechmc Student the p1ctures we scheduled cut and mounted the pages of copy wrttten the happy days spent fn mak1ng the orlglnal plans the proof readlng the ohs and ahs at the frrst completed page For the1r boundless efforts rn makmg thrs book poss1ble we wlsh to express our deepest gratltude to all who took part 1n the plannrng and productxon Especzally we thank our 1nsp1r1ng sponsor fr1end and coworker Mrs Cage whose ard has been 1nd1spensable To M1ss McDonald we send our SIHCSIG thanks for her lnvaluable ass1stance ID plannrng the layouts and our best wlshes rn marrred l1fe Mr Pearson too well deserves the apprec1atxon of the staff for the f1ne work he and the prlnt shop boys d1d 1n pr1nt1ng our entlre book Our thanks also go to Mr Hansen and Mr Tr1ndade and the eagle eyed p1cture takers of the photo department to Mrs Sargent and the artlsts of her staff to Mr Somers and hrs Board of Fmance to M1ss Hov and the excellent wrrters of the Opt1m1st staff and to Mrs Iohnson and the very conv1nc1ng student tra1n1ng class speakers Our gratltude also goes to Mr Alfred of the Alfred and Fabns SlUd1OS the Star Engravmg Company the Ingram Paper Company and the Henderson Trade Blndery and Cover Company We are 1ndebted to all of you so thanks agam for helplng us to Keep em Turnmg 0 . 11 11 . 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 ' . 1 , . . , . 1 1 1 1 - 1 . . , , , . 1 - 1 1 . 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