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

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Miss Haines' typing class . , . P.E. teachersgleft to right'-Mr. Verducci, Miss Alvarado, Miss Plumb, Miss Tausche, Miss Thompson, and Mr. Varlson . . . Dean Hungerford at hrs desk . . . C.S.F. party at Sigmund Stern . . . Mr. Silvia's bookkeeping class. and Administrators M uric Alma Rother, Heard Delbert Schnieder Boys' P.E. Corydon C. Wilkirm, Hard Gordon Carlson joseph Verducci liverett Silvia Edgar L. Willirlriis Girly' P.E. Louise Tausche, 114.111 joan Alvarado Alice McKenzie Charlotte Plumb Leonora Thompson Re.ref1'e Officer Trfzinirzg C orpr Sgt. Joseph Giblin Sfiwzfe Authur I.. jordan, Head lidith L. Brown Lucille M. Gladstone Rum Mfclynn Frank Stockton Alice C. Webster Hiram Wilcox Social Sludjer joseph Burch, Head Elmer Branch Alma Easton Ruth Franklin Henry Kunz Florence Reynolds Gertrude Ruddy Suzette Stella Sight C071J'61'1 dli07l Helen Vilappando Library and Book Slore Myra Rice, Head Mary Foster Atfendunce Flla J. Gaffney School Nlll'.l'L' May E. Frye Secrelary Mary Hittman Plfzremefzt William Richardson GNFU! O'NExw . IPETEI Best loved poetry: No more pencils, no more books, no more teachers' dirty looks. PAGE BLBVBN

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an-...N -..,, S.. Y f Dean XValkcr and President Bob Hagler . . , Head Counselor. Mr. Kunz, and jim Hardman . . at the wood lathe . . . Mr. Saveker of the machine shop and Henry Leon . . . Mr. Wllkm. Mr. f f Mi? Polytechnic Faculty !..Ai Ungar ov a-X DQAN WF 9015 A0 ,1 f N N . x X X Gav- fr s f fog? XX .ATL X 5 H auf 5 - -7 y -FJ EA I f X y- was .is . A peaceful conversation between the Boss Man PAGE TEN and one ofthe lmyr. A 61i77liI2i.fN':lfi0lZ Carl A. Anderson Signe Walker Paul S. Hungerford H ead C oanref or Henry Kunz Ar! Muriel Hall, Head Marjory Dickieson Margarette Kirst Comm ercial Department Edna M. Beckman, Head Olga Ericsson Laura Haines Genevieve Kwapil Everett Silvia Hannah Worden En glzrlo Edith M. Bell, Head jane Baggenstos janet S. Danner Vincent Leonard Leonora Mclnerney Roland Morrison George Reichler Elizabeth Smittle Warren J. Telfer Mary Wagner Language Marie Duffy, Head Isabel Ha lund S Dialthea Prioleau Jose Pronati Hoaxelaold Arts Marion Phillips, Head Nellie French Laura I. McDermott . Mr. Sutherland and Beverley McMahan Verducti, Mr, Williams, and Mr. Carlson. I ndartrial A fir Arthur Sutherland, Head Svend Holmstrupt Presley Moore Frank Moss Thomas Saveker ilflath james R. Kinney, Head Florence McCall Laura I. McDermott Evelyn McGrath Mable C. Reston Howard E. Thompson Lenna J. Warmoth M ecbanical Drawing Edward Ludlam, Head Marjory Dickieson William Graham

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STUDENT BODY OFFlCERS+Falll 1945 Top rnuu' Peggy Mdlormick, vice-president: .lim Palaby, treasurerg Ierry Miller, assistant treasurer, Bob Richwood, athletic manager. Hallam rouu' George Ansbro, custodian: Pat Kitchin, speaker of congress, Merrill Peacock, student court iudgeg lerry Colvin, cheer leader. Round Picture: Harry Fromm, president. 19-uf' 5, ,f ft? .fy Polytechnic High School CRIQS cinema V.. .cf 71 O d cart' O aaa of I , I' if fl A X, ,.,,,k QIXNZZX 1 1 M 241'-. Q if ,f lf Poly's number one political party The Mighty Torpedoesf' PAGE TNWELVE The officers for fall term 1945 came back from summer vacation, tanned, and anxious to begin their work. Miss McGrath, their able advisor, directed them through an active term. Harry Fromm presided over the Parrots, Peg McCormick planned dances and assisted the prexy, George Ansbro shined the cups and pinned up posters, jim Palaby took care of the financial end of the school, while jerry Miller helped jim with our money, Merril Peacock was student court judge, Pat Kitchin was speaker of Congress, jerry Colvin was cheerleader, and student bodv representatives were jerry Peterson and Vernon Geyer. The student body officers had a busy term. They had the pleasure of being witnesses of football rallies at Lincoln, Lowell, Mission, Saint Ignatius, and Commerce. The president and vice-president with another representative attended high school senate meetings. The first dance of the season was the Kick-Off. The Big Game Dance was held the night of our victory, October 20. Hello Day was held on November 6, with a dance following after school, Luggage Day was held on two days, one for the boys, and one for the girls. A huge rally was held in the Kezar Pavilion, October 19. The rally was held from lunch until four o'clock. Rallies were held for all the big games and we had a few assemblies. The officers accompanied the football players in two chartered buses to Stockton for a football game. Movies were held during the term and a breakfast was given for the football team the morning of the Thanksgiving game. The officers trimmed the Christmas tree in the hall. They had a party in the student body room on December 17.