Polytechnic High School - Polytechnic Yearbook (San Francisco, CA)

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THE POLYTECHNIC Faculty of the Polytechnic High School James Edwin Addicott...............................Principal Miss Edith McNab..................Vice Principal, Dean of Girls C. C. White.......................................Dean of Boys Miss W. Corbin.....................................Secretary G. L. Allen Science J. E. Bale Mechanical Drawing G. W. Bannister Mechanical Arts F. E. Barr Science Miss N. Beebe Modern Languages Miss E. M. Bell . English Miss K. B. Bishop. . Art F. K. Blue Mechanical Drawing Miss G. L. Brown — Physical Training J. E. Burch English Mrs. E. M. Bushnell. . . Head Art Miss N. L. Campbell Domestic Art Miss A. Cerf Modern Languages L. M. Childers English R. H. Coon Science D. Cox Physical Training Miss E. M. Dahl . Art I. L. Dixon . Latin J. H. Donahue R. O. T. C. Miss A. Eastin History Miss H. M. Fisher. English Miss R. Franklin History W. I. Gannon English j. G. Garrison Mathematics Miss M. Gibson Mathematics Miss E. S. Goeller Art Miss H. M. Grace. . . English W. J. Graham Mechanical Drawing S. S. Greenleap English I. S. Gutleben Physical Training Miss E. M. Hall Art H. E. Harris Mechanical Drawing T. B. Healy Mechanical Arts L. I. Henrich Science Mrs. E. Howe Domestic Art G. C. Ingelow Head History A. W. Johns Science A. L.Jordan Head Science Miss H. G. Kearns Modern Languages Miss C. G. Kelly Mathematics Miss J. D. Kennedy Modern Languages A. D. King Mathematics P. K. Kittredge Physical Training E. C. Koehler Science C. J. Lamp Head Music S. H. Love Mechanical Drawing E. N. Mabrey. Science P. Mason ... History Miss I. L. McDermott. Domestic Art Miss M. McDonald. Phvsical Training Miss R. T. McGlynn. . Science Miss E. McGrath . Mathematics I. J. McTiernan Head Mechanical Arts Miss O. Matchette English Miss I. Mathews Domestic Arts P. J. Mohr Head Mathematics P. F. Moore Mechanical Arts Miss F. Morgan Domestic Art Miss H. L. Morin. . Science Miss R. Murdoch Art N. P. Nielsen Head Physical Training Miss L. Pechin Head Modern Languages F. E. Peru am Head English P. Pfeipper. . . English Miss D. L. Prioleau. . Modern Languages J. J. Pronati Modern Languages Mrs. A. H. Raymond. . Art Metal Mrs. R. E. Robb Science Miss L. M. Robinson. . Music Miss M. G. Roddy — History Miss A. H. Rother. . Music Miss E. W. Roxburgh English C. E. Rust. .. Mechanical Arts F. C. Schofield English C. A. Simonds History Miss E. Smittle English F Stockton. Science Miss B. M. Strange Mathematics A. R. Sutherland. .. Mechanical Arts Miss A. Tabrett English C. R. Tinsley Mechanical Arts C. C. Walker. . Head Mechanical Drawing Miss J. Warmoth Mathematics |. R. Watson. Modern Languages R. B. Weaver. .. . . Mechanical Arts Miss E. Webster Mathematics C. C. Wilkins Physical Training Miss F. B. Wolpenbarger Art Mis ; M. Wood Domestic Art A. H. Yoder Study Hall 7

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Principal James Edwin Addicott

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THl£ POLYTECHNIC Editorial Marjorie Hook Editor 'hen this issue of the Journal has found its way into the hands waiting to receive it, the curtain will have fallen on another act of the drama going on at Poly' technic. Another large class is about to graduate and to scatter, each one going his own way. The editor and staff of this magazine have tried to make it a faithful record of the term just closing. Their aim has been the realization of the familiar phrase, “This term the Journal will be better than ever before. By better is meant more entertaining and interesting. In order to achieve this result, this issue has been made largely pictorial. The cooperation of the student body in the adver- tisement drive has made this plan financially possible. This cooperation also enabled the staff to devote its time to the make-up of the Journal rather than to outside work. We hope the results will meet with the favor of our public, i. e., our fellow students. The staff desires to thank all those students and teachers who helped by soliciting advertisements, turning in stories or pictures, selling tickets, or in any other way con- tributed to the success of the Journal. Without their cooperation and interest, this 128'page book would not have been possible. Thanks are also due to Mr. Langton of the Sierra Art and Engraving Co., to Mr. Johnston of the Sunset Press, and to Bushnell’s Studio for their cordial cooperation and assistance. The competitive advertising cam- paign, waged over a period of two weeks, netted over a thousand dollars. The competition was among registry classes, and the one selling the largest amount of advertising space received a holiday. This prize, won by Miss Franklin’s class. Room 423, with a total of one hundred twenty dollars. The individual student getting the highest 1... isi 1 im.ik, total received a five-pound box of candy; Walter Franklin the one getting the largest number of Assistant Vlana‘tcr advertisements, irrespective of the amount received, a leather-bound copy of the Journal. Both these prizes were won by William Brock of Room 423. [8]