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

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MACHINERY BUILDING Mechanics! The word that resounds in the school yell typilies Polytechnic. Here are well-equipped shops under the guidance of teachers who are specialists in the Held of mechanical arts. Yes, mechanics in a Poly-technic School of Technical Arts and Applied Sciences. SS g,vg.i'1.1 may ,'.,,'3.: ' -gn, f-ij: ..1f..1:-f. ,1, 'rsg-.,,.I '- Q JF .x E, V., N I I .577 'hfli' 'l W ilifffw MQQWQJQIA sm-.1,a?v. sv. ,ssvff ,sm-..--f-. - --1--':.-fi 1.f:s.c.-53L.': 'v ge' wgzff.-Jgf1.fjfg,f4i--ei af Alam, .'::.f 1 t-!Ji--.?5'- Jw- fs-2'1 f 1'r:1-rqf, -I -'ina-..'.z:w,s f .1 4,'5f24?-3:-fir,g5j Q.-'agrf ef.-T, -.-,L ,fzglgibg CJ. 1l'i.'.4 df fflf If iw '-5 a 41.15. A I I, , ., ,- . ., -..1' 'vim '- 53.1-'u'fg, Yu, ?K'q. fL5.f1-'j if' Z , z. 1.1 3, J-.-may f . ,,.. was ghgaiaifgi .- ..: .,fs': 13: - iii: 1-' . ,, r' 'U mt' .fit f V: ,, .H ,-. yt,-, mil. Nr ----f . 1' 5' I 1, ' 52141 -'3'rfW 'ffN3'e 353- '-lj :ffl Qfj:-.llfggw 4' , il' 1 :Vu-f,55fffm?-siiqggts-4 .wffs:'a .aw .-rs 'f-1.42 'f 'H-'if-1 f.-as ww rf,-is ..,1.if...,,..w -W it f - -yi Q1g1l',T7L.'7, - .ff 'I-bv gf, ' size.: ft-'I-af T-'QQ-,122 ,ti-:sa - .a.7f4g'f!1 5 51.5.5 '.. f, -if.. 1-nga LI.:-'? e. .-7 . 194'-f -14.15.-11.151 'Z-755, , 1 ljggjr 3.51 .91 f, '.:,1,v .':11ar.f:1qs . l - -,V mu, fp.. 5,-, , ' 4Lf:?2S'?f ?l?. ' . 'L YQ Q xi' . f sift-Hlffif' -U'---er, nf ml 1 5'3i3w. f I Q.: qarsfsfffa wa 1:-w elm-+. 'fbi 3555: -Wife 1 ' xl-fwf -l we 0. ,.:,g,, ,. -,za A, rg, xv -' ,SP 'eff' - :S XLnf '?,Uk:M' 44 ' 'Mn A ,'-:if-,v.,,, ii Q .. ,1 ..,...,, , vp. .,t. T if aw?zf.f L-af'-2,1-i:f.:l:aevf,, 4 1 -41. :.'-'?,1,,-4.7, 'fl-is . .ggi f.-jpj.-gf132-'fyEi,1fg.c.n5fefi 'f 5f,f:iflfgfff4g,i V 1,4- iii T its-.3 - u31fY'fL:i.l: ,' 5- , : :',' ' J '-35 A aw' I jfyfi- TQ-'41 3-,. at ..-.a as f,:ff. 'gZ..v2'g-111' if Q .,, F:-sa 5 51 I' ,. Y. i g, sim, sff-: ,J ' ' 59235272-r' 1.1 - x,.gx,g9:f'gi X'-' .4-4 ww ff . fa f g:QS'ffsr- 4 ,....A ., ,A .Las-rf'f'ETf43.f 1-ws' ' xg-' My ra 'gvk ww ' H ' W .w-., ,-, ' P 4 . . ,.... 1' .xgvty :fi -.Q-?fj55f'fLf'Qi V 2 ..-Q if '::,:,5-.525 Iv .fl V t ff' --lg ,jr-1-.,

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6A6lI'l'LA8l' O! QWLWLZPCZ SIMI Prcfrident This term the Chamber of Commerce has con- tinued to hold its record of being one of the most indispensable and progressive clubs of the school. The main purpose of the organization is to promote those ideals and standards that are for the better- ment of Polytechnic. The meetings are held every Monday night, and the club is open to any student who is vouched for ALEXANDER WAGNER LARRECOU Vice-Prafidenz Twa.r1u'er Secretary Y Vi' by a member and is accepted at one of the regular meetings, provided he has a satisfactory scholarship and service record. The chief activity of this term was the promo- tion of a most successful Freshman Reception. This term's officers were Horace Simi, president, Douglas Alexander, vice-president, Albert Larre- cou, secretary, and Arnold Wagner, treasurer. Front Rauf: Close, Winclicster, Schultz, Nordstrum, Simi, Taylor, Larrccou, Shaw, Martin, Lavery. Semnd Row: Leavitt, Ekdall, Ryan, McDowell, Hannan, Pabst, Wagnei', Hartman, Little, Wayman. Third Row: Collett, Wildenradt, XVuersching, Weber, Richards, Levitt, Davies, Mattson, Borup, Ayer. Back Row: McNeill, Manning, Sinclair, Trood, Stuart, Alexander, Cunitle, Ibarolle, Effinger, Bradbury, Rufus. Page Fifleen

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