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

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GENEVIEVE ALLEN JAMES ALLISON CHARLOTTE ALVISO DEBBIE AMABLI5 VIVIA ANDERSON CHARLES ASTRUE KENNETH AYOOB CHARLES BARNETT BETTY BATHEN JAMES BAUER DORIS BAUMAN BETTY JANE BERLIN IRENE BERTELSEN MARIANNE BEST KATHLEEN BO LSTER BRUCE BIRBE JOHN BORGSTEADT AUDREY BRUGGEE EDWARD BORUP SUZANNE BRUN MARY BURNS ALLAN BURCH IULA CAMPBELL Page Twenty' ROSE CARLSON

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JEAN FITZGERALD Vice-Pferident Scholarship became increasingly important. Many hours of hard work were put on history, the arts, mathematics, and sciences, and the results brought together had made scholarship a beautiful exhibit. With character building and scholarship well under way at the start of the fourth year, we devoted more attention to building service and citizenship. Service-one of the most extensive sections of the fair-was rapid in its progress. With willingness to help others as the foundation, courtesy, and the striving for the bettering of conditions for our- selves and our fellow workers as pillars and flying buttresses-service was soon completed. Honesty, law obeisance, obedience, allegiance to our flag, and patriotism to our country all went into the building of citizenship. We feel now that our senior high school fair is complete. On December 14 we will open our Treasure ANNA DANIELSON Secretary Island to the world. All may see what we have accomplished in four years. Thus we lay down our tools with combined joy and sorrow. joy, because we are now prepared to take up new tools for the building of a more intri- cate fair-our lives. Sorrow, because we must leave the protective guidance of our engineers and con- tractors who, with patience and understanding, have helped us to lay a foundation strong enough to withstand the demands of the future. It is with great pride that we seniors look back at our four year exhibit at Poly. It is with great anticipation that we turn our eyes forward to meet what life has in store for us. We are unafraid for from our buildings of character, scholarship, ser- vice, and citizenship we have that guiding light in back of us which will cast a glow into the future to help us find our place in the world. -MARTHA SAUM, Senior Ediror Page N inezeen

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ANNA DANIELSON WILLIAM DAUGI-ITRY ROBERT DAVIES EVERETT DAWSON ALBERT DE LA FUENTE ROGER DINELLI I JOHN DISNEY WILLIAM DOBBS MIKE DORSKOFF HAZEL DREES FERN DU FRANE LOUISE DUNN Page Twenty-one ROBERT CARTER WILLIAM CARTER RICHARD CHISHOLM ALOYSE CHRISTIANSEN JACQUELINE CLARK KENNETH CLIFFORD HAROLD COCHRAN STANLEY COCHRAN MURIEL COLCLOUGH BETTY COOK TONY CORERIS DALE CUNIFFE r I