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

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cc IR W CAERI J1 EA Administration ' ' ' X'leh problems of 1119 presrnt build- ing program nearing I'Omplt-EHOIL Ihr- alleniinn nr Pulfs administralion slug turns once more to n larnmlcning 0f Poly's educational and social program. Alert and cver opmwnindml luwnrd new and modern iduas in tttlllcalion, rleirl Burthnm. fllTPCleIIil'P'Y known as Dildrlyu In 11L: lhousnnds of alumni, 5H hnlds slmlntrllly In ilw hosi 0f Puiyys fink- old lrnditinns. Wilh Ike rnorgmliznlinn 0'. ll : campus am; llu- construction ur a thoroughly modern schnnl plan! have come opportunities for expansion of old plans. of experimemnlion in new fib-Hs, and of at1option of' mums, urns which have proved Io be worthy. Om: 0f ll'lC finesl nchievelm-nts of Poly, particularly of the past year, has ixcen that 0i, El closr: touch wilil lhe uctivilies d the community: As Poly students arse guided in a study of Civic problems, they are called here and there to appear as speakers and other performers before businessV professional. and study clubs of The city. Thus they have become truly a part 01' their community. Among Polyk lhuusands of alumni are numbered lmmlrcds 01 lenders in city. stair . and nalitmal liEc. Chlly fllrnugh wiSe guidance Dr H strong admini- strative force can such an attainment become possible. This leadership the student Body of Polytechnic High Schonl possesses in Daddy Bur- chum aml his administrative staff. David Eurcham, p cent all 1h: nu 9-31, in whose uiiicz , .7: Pulp- Iamu Peniwdlu viceAnrincipul, pummel friend, and advnsnra Evrlyn Lnfluml. Pofy's anuwd dean m yim-

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DAVID BURCHAM. PRINCIPAL

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lluildiug Prograln ' ' ' lmifdings surrounded Ly high walls Jignifv ff : Pnlylerlmic campus of tar clay. The opening of the Administration Building last year and I'm cum, hleliun or the girls' physiml education building this war markvd grval sfr'ulrs inward Hm relmlnb Is'u'd school. Now IHII :1 row nr llw 0H Inmgu G'cnming while modernislic fuws remain in rcmiml llw shulonl lmdy 0'5 lher IIIIQP lrnl sdmul Imstily Prattlvtl four yr'ilrf: Elgu. runowjng lilo, valruction ul' 1119 UM POW. TIW trumition llus lJel-n rapid, Faced by the prnblvm of housing: sums Illirlyw five 'Iumlrod sludcnls after the 1033 earthquake the Huurd of Education. undmmted, sol up lenls fur the use 0+, Pulv students. Gradually wooden bungalows took the place of the tents. Then Came the memoraHe day when flan gruunrl was broken for Um Science and Commercial lmildingx Now representing the approach to fulfillment of Poly's droanL tho plant Consists of the central unit of the udminislmlinn, commercial, um! mionco buifdings. a number or modern bungalows. and two new physical c-ducar lion lmildingk On thll 17 trees were planted to curnrnemorale the work Emd lives; of faculty members who have passed nwny. Once ngu'rn 11m mulliludinous alTnirs of Poly urv Imndlvd quir'l'y. 15L ricienlly. ancl plvnsnnlly in the modern offices uf llw nvw Administraliun Building. From lho ruins of Ike 0H Poly has risen a new Poly bonuliful. Nn vimou m Pnlst' clams .1r: mm wel- cmm- Ihan is Dr. William Klnpp. super vim: uf high a:hoou. Prank c. neim regmm, lhz man grim hem the uhnl: ul Foly'a gun: ulgnmza- nan running .ummlhly-' Emul F. Bramon, cunnsdun guide and W09 llicnd nl a the slullenIK- Misx Nelli: Haddnuk a:vinwnl rcgimar, thrmlgh wnmc aid lhw MIDImrm-rc Mum rinm Mnmn adiuuml in Pulp- M iAERI ILEA 4'qu m 2H: vn; 1:; .5755 ff -..J!