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

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DAVID STARR STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT SPRING SEMESTER l With efficiency as the theme, the administration of David Starr has brought a great sense of dignity and respect to the office of Stu- dent Body President. David has not only done an excel- lent job in adding eminence to Poly's city standing, but also he has shown concern for the individual student. David's other accomplish- ments include sealbearer, two-jeweled 'cL,,, Editor-in- Chief of High Life, and president of Junior EX- change. Because of his talent in the field of Writing, he spent a summer session at Northwestern University. He also received first place in the local Ford Foundation Contest and competed in the national finals in Detroit. Future plans for David in- clude a political science or liberal arts major at a Cali- fornia university. 25

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The moment Ruby Hada finished her campaign speech last June the student body knew that she possessed a very important quality, en- thusiasm. Her enthusiasm made tasks easier, bolstered school spirit, and made everyone feel like trying just a little harder. Leadership is stressed in the life of Ruby Hada. She served as sophomore and junior class president, cor- responding secretary of Tabek, vice-president of Tajma, corresponding secre- tary of Portia, recording sec- retary of Socorro Aqui, and pledge mistress of Bohem- ians. At present she repre- sents Poly as a Buffum's Young Careerist and is also recipient of the two-jeweled ML. Her future college plans include either Long Beach State or U.C.L.A., Where her major will be business administration. 24 STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT FALL SEMESTER RUBY HADA

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STUDENT GOVERN- MENT FALL CLASS ROW 1: G. Fuller, N. Goldblat, B. McCarty, R. Hada, R. Atkinson, J. Shioji, H. Crow. A ROW II: M. Devitt, J. Fast, A. Herrington, C. Huey, A. Curns, J. Navari, N. Sakimoto, D. Starr. ROW III: W. Miller, L. Tingom, J. Jones, J. David- son, M. Evans, R. Freese B. Dinwiddie, J. simon, Rf Huey. ROW IV: C. Rairner, C. Baker, J . Lancaster, T. Gordon, J. Murray, R. White, F. Burrel, C. Rollo L. Davis. June Shioji Secretary Joan Mathews Affairs 26 Barbara McCarty Art Harvey Crow A thletics STUDE T Under the able direction of Mr. William Miller, the director of activi- ties, and the leadership of Student Body Presidents Ruby Hada and David Starr, the Student Government class of 1960-61 learned and ac- complished much. A new and more up-to-date Gold 'aLl' system was one of the major contributions of this class. So that more individuals could become familiar with the workings of Student Government, many History classes were allowed to observe the class in action. Robin Atkinson Nina Goldblatt Organizations ' Welfare Greg Fuller Safe ty