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

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George Mackintosh Louise Mann Edward Manning Roy Manning Josephine Manship Bob Markey George Matsuo Robert Maynard Leila Mae Mayne Collier McDermon Ed McLean Cecil McDowell John McGavin James McKenna Jack McMurtry Warren Mehl Odette Mitchell Mike Moltchanoff Lois Monroe Betty Jane Hansen Chairman Senior Jinx With Betty Jane Hansen as mistress of ceremonies, this year’s production of the term play ”320 College Avenue” was outstanding. During the intermission be- tween the acts, the Senior Jinx was presented. Talent was supplied by the stu- dents, who sang, danced, and presented a short skit about Polytechnic teachers GEORGE MACKINTOSH Samuel Gompers . . . Radio Club, Commercial. At the store he’s our Butcher Boy.” LOUISE MANN S.E.J.C. . . . Forum Club, Rid- ing, Ice Skating, Hockey, G.A.A. '7 Let A Song Co Out Of My Heart ” EDWARD MANNING Heald’s Business College . . . C. of C, Service Society, Of- fice, Announcements. Who'll Be The One Next Summer? ROY MANNING Work . . . Newswriting, Shop Work. Are you quiet because you’re Deep In A Dream.” JOSEPHINE MANSHIP Work . . . Metal Work, Cos- tume designing. Every high school must have its Josephine. BOB MARKEY S.F. State . . . Basketball, Gipt. of Senior Police, Dance Com- mittee. Its Been So Long.” GEORGE MATSUO Work . . . Track, Football, Band. It's a known fact that As Long As It's You—OK. ROBERT MAYNARD Dorothy Durham's Secretarial School. Shorthand, Typing, Commercial. For four year’s Bob’s been Dreaming of Jeannie.” LELLA MAE MAYNE Correspondence Course . Art, Shorthand, Commercial. From Denver comes our Colorado Moon COLLIER McDERMON Coast Guard Academy . . . Traf- fic, Hall Guard, Service Society Vice-President, C. of C. I Love A Parade.” cecil McDowell California . . . C.S.F., German Club, Student Court Judge, Congress. Let The Punishment Fit The Crime. JOHN McGAVIN Work . . . Traffic, Soccer, Ten- nis, Seating and Marching Committee. Don't Worry 'Bout Me.” JAMES McKENNA California . . . Woodwork and Shops. Jim could truthfully say I'm Going to the Top. ED McLEAN California . . . Drama Presi- dent, Football, Grid President, Senior Police, Student Body President. Step Up and Shake My Hand” JACK McMURTRY Work . . . Swimming, Shops, Woodwork. From his friends Jack knows I Can't Be Alone.” WARREN MEHL Work . . . Warren came from Oregon and joined the R.O. T.C. but isn’t Bewildered.” ODETTE MITCHELL Nurse’s Training . . . Congress, G.A.A., Senior Luncheon, Golf, Tennis. Trust In Me. MIKE MOLTCHANOFF Work . . . Soccer, Woodwork, Shop. In years to come The Little Things Remind Me Of You.” LOIS MONROE Business College . . . Golf, Horseback Riding. How many have called her the Girl of My Dreams.” PAGE TWENTY-BIGHT

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Bill Kelly Betty Kerrigan Gene Kochcrga Egor Klymontovich Frances Kramer Joe Krauss Ingeberg Kroger Betty Krueger Roy Kunitake Ruth Kurreger James Lackey Emily Leiber David Leonard David Leong Marian Leva Neale Lewis Fred Little Meta Loughran Bill Lucas Cornelius Lynch Doris Mackinder BILL KELLY Work . . . Shop, Art Metal, His- tory of Music. Maybe this is just A Man And His Dream.” BETTY KERRIGAN Heald’s Business College . . . Senior Printing Committee, Commercial. Some call her Ker- rigan but to us she is ”Betty Co-Ed.” GENE KOCHERGA S.F.J.C. . . . Forum Club, Sen- ior Police, Soccer. In debating he has the accent of ”The Volga Boat Man.” EGOR KLYMONTOVICH S.F.J.C. . . . Soccer, Auto Shop, History of Music. Are You In The Mood For Mischief.” FRANCES KRAMER Work . . . G.A.A., Commercial, Cafe Worker. When we meet you we Stop, Look, and Listen.” JOE KRAUSS Work . . . Football, Basketball, Senior Police. All around fel- low who’d say ”You Can Count On Me.” INGEBERG KROGER Work ... A Capella Choir, Music, Music Club Treasurer. So Nice.” BETTY KRUEGER Work . . . Lost and Found, A Capella Choir, President of Music Club, Glee. ”And The Angels Sing.” ROY KUNITAKE Job Hunting . . . Auto Shop, Mechanical Drawing. We ask, Can I Forget You.” RUTH KURREGER Work . . . Commercial, Arch- ery Club, Red Cross Club, Ser- vice Society. NiceWork If You Can Get It” JAMES LACKEY Work . . .Jim came from Lo- well and took Shop and Mech- anical Drawing. Fortune Telling Man.” EMILY LEIBER Work . . . History of Art, Ger- man Club. The best of every- thing to you we re Wishing.” DAVID LEONARD S.F. State . . Music Club, Dra- ma Club. When on the piano board you Slap That Bass.” DAVID LEONG Trade School . . . Chinese Club, Metal, Machine. Is it school that keeps you Spellbound.” MARIAN LEVA California . . . C.S.F., G.A.A. President, G.S.B., Congress, Service Society. Grand Ole Pal.” NEALE LEWIS Work . . . Band, Orchestra, Dance Band. My one wish is I Want to he the Leader of a Swing Band.” FRED LITTLE Cap and Gown Committee, Par- rot, Auto Shop, Machine Shop. Little Man What Now?’ META LOUGHRAN Business School . . . Commer- cial Club, G.A.A. Poly know's that you'll Stay On The Right Side Of The Road.” BILL LUCAS College . . . Boys’ Block ”P,” Swimming. You are a national Water Boy.” CORNELIUS LYNCH Work . . . Parrot, History of Music. Why do some people say It's Me Again.” DORIS MACKINDER Art School . . . Art, Music. Doris takes art ’cause A Lady Needs A Change.” Lillian Wf.iss Senior Assessments Whoever said it was inex- pensive to graduate has never been a senior and in- curred the expenses which we have before graduating. Chairman Lillian Weiss and her committee have taken charge of these senior assessments. They are nec- essary in order to pay for the rental of the Opera House graduation night. PAGE TWENTY-SEVEN

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Joe Moock Eleanor Nanry Delta Nicolai June Moock Elsie Nelder Leone Nix Al Moorbrink Clarence Nelson Clifford Barbara O’Brien JOE MOOCK Look for a job . . . Class Col- lector, Jinx. When Joe’s in trouble It Must Have Been Two Other People. JUNE MOOCK Cogswell Beauty College . . Commer. Club, Library Club. A chirpy voice and we ask, Say! Where Do You Live? AL MOORBRINK U.S.F. . . . Congress, Dance Band, Band, Orchestra. An- other popular Small Fry KEN MORRIS Work . . . Traffic, Shop, Wood- work. On traffic he's always found Around The Corner ROBERT MURRAY Work . . . Mechanical Draw- ing, Art. Bob’s always seen Day In—Day Out TAMIKO NAGASUGI Work . . . Came from Wood- land High. Took Art Metal and wants to Hitch My Wagon to a Star. ELEANOR NANRY S.F. State . . . Congress, Dance, Drama, Tickets. We are afraid There’ll Never Be Another You. ELSIE NELDER Business School . . . Modeling, Newswriting. A darling red- head who’s A Sweet Little Headache. CLARENCE NELSON Business College . . . Traffic Club, Bookbinding. Came from Technical High to here where I Found A Dream. CLIFFORD NELSON Job Hunting . . . Baseball, Bas- ketball, Varsity. Cliff can al- ways be found In A Good For Nothing Mood. VERA NELSON Business College . . . Dance Committee, Journal, Jinx. Vera always at the rallies Sings A Song Of Sunbeams. FRANK NEUSTADT College...Senior Police, Wood- work, Machine Shop. We ll miss him for He’s A Jolly Good Fellow. HARRY NEUSTADT California ... Assessment Com- mittee, Traffic Duty. Hank’s theme song is Hurray For Spinach Kenneth Morris Robert Murray Nelson Vera Nelson Frank Ncu Maurice O'Connell Betty Ann Olsen DELTA NICOLAI Business College . . . President of Commercial Club, G.A.A., Pres., Golf, Congress. Rhapsody in Blue. LEONE NIX Work . . . Hockey, Orchestra. From all her luck and good grades she must say Vve Got My Fingers Crossed. BARBARA O’BRIEN College . . . Congress, G.A.A., C.S.F. President, Service So- ciety, Journal, Drama. Lovely Lady. MAURICE O’CONNELL Work .. . Auto, Machine Shop. It’s a well known fact he’ll never have to say Don’t Be Mad At Me BETIT ANN OLSEN Business College . . . Journal, Art, Leather. She's the leader of the Easter Parade. BETTY PAQUETTE Business School . . . Commer. Club, G.A.A., Cap and Gown Committee, Hockey, Badmin- ton. Did You Ever See A Dream Walking. stadt Tamiko Nagasugi Harry Neustadt Betty Paquette £ Mert Dilley Asst. Jinx Chairman Under the leadership of Betty Jane Hansen and her Senior Jinx Committee, a Senior Jinx was presented which will long be. remem- bered because of the ex- cellent talent and because of the efficient manner in which it w'as conducted. Everyone connected with its production deserves to be congratulated. PAGE TWENTY-NINE