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

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1 , V V. 'wi l . . y' ' if l N i L. STUDENT BODY OFFIKIERS --Spring 19-86 1 up run .' XVarrcn Storkman, athletic managerg Dixie Stecce, assistant treasurcrg Loretta Verbln. treasurer: Emily Steele. vice-president. Bnzmm wfuu- Al Bradford. custodian: jim Hughes, student cuurt judge: Marvine Gnldhlalt, speaker nf congress: lerry Miller, cheer leader. Rfumd pnmrf: Bah Hagler, president. Student Administration The othcers for the Spring term of 1946 were under the leadership of Bob Hagler, a popular athlete. Emily Steele was in charge of dances for she took the office of vice president. Loretta Verbin, assisted by Dixie Steece, had charge of finances. Warren Storkman sold tickets for athletic events. Al Bradford, custodian, kept our cups in order. Marvine Goldblatt presided over Congress. jim Hughes ruled over Student Court after the tragic death of Vernon Geyer, Student Court judge. jerry Miller was Yell Leader. The Spring term featured many activities. Hello Day was the first event of the term. Luggage Days were held on the sixteenth and seven- teenth of May. The proceeds went to the junior Red Cross. The main rally of the term was held for the Poly-Lowell basketball game. Enter- tainment by outsiders and students was excellent. Two other basketball rallies were held during the term. Three baseball rallies were given. Emily Steele presented something new to the Student Body, Flashy Clash Day. St. Patrick's Day was celebrated with a dance. As a reward for 100 per cent Parrot Subscriptions, a movie, Saboteur, was presented. WN Neff? -. Ci Q o f EIYIY X-J'X I6 ii j 9 .-- l V!! I U . 11 -M I -'?::r,o11a Miscr's song as sung by PoIy's treasurer: I can't give you anything but love, baby. PAGE THIRTEEN

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.AN L YQ Class Officers QLASS OFFIK FRS F.ill IMS Run' 17lI4'.' H-12- If.i1l Rogers, president, Marv C remn, vice-prexidcntg , , M.uIx lerk, xeerehiryg ,lim Nhweult, lrcumliei. I,-IZ -Robert Nard, president: M.irilyn l.inds.iy, vue-preside-nlg Dixie Steeee, Seerenlry. Run' lun: H-ll Due Fink, pie-xxdentg Ralph dc 1.1 Vega, viec-prev identg Vnrolvn Luther, secretary, l.-ll- Hill Hiiglcr, pri-cidcntg Nan-v Hanks, vine-president, Beverly Wood, MWC!-Irv. H-10- -Ind: I,u4:.m. president: Audrey Helton, vicc-mexidenrg B.1rh.im I.cun.1rd, xecretarv. Rim' llv'.'i'.' l.-I0 joseph R.imire1, prcmlentg limilic Revnolds, Yifc- piesiilentg jenny Dorsey. seueuiy. H0 Kl.ii.i Tucne, president: XV.ind:l Smith. vircvprcwidenrg HL-mv Khmu. xurctnry. L17 Vnhian f'hL'fl'7i.lI'1. president: I?.irh.ii.i Dix. wirelirv. I LASS OFYII ERS- Sprim.: 1936 Run' nm: H-ll' George Anshm, prcsiderirg XV.inil.i Snkqil, vices prcsidcntg David Arnold. sciiemry. I.-I2 lhlph de ln Vega, pics- idcnlg The-0 'I'npuIm, vine-president: H.irh.ixgi Hmxelheru, secretary. H-ll-john Innuxtnn, prciidentg Nancy Hgiwkx, vm- pre-xnlcnt. Run' mn: Bmcily Wu.-d, xurcnuy. I.-ll--Ralph Wnlteihcek, president: Aimnet Pnrtingmn, xiee-pxesiileril, lean XV4i!wn, suieuiy. II-I0-Dun XVnQhingt0n. preside-ntg Iiehth Grninpreeht, vinci-iuiiienlg Iosebh Rxlmirev, xefremiv. I,fl0 B,irh.im Smith. siiivniiv. Run' lllYl'1'.' H-'P -Yvonne Snmlklillrl, bresirh-lit, I-'P IZmm.1miel Mohr, serrctnrv. H12 Doluies Super, seeretiiv. l,-'P Donihl limml, pri-snientg luv XV.ieie, vine president. J I W Q- ' QL 'P Q v J A' 'i I x Q z K e i 4, , K is .rl 2 i ii f i Q PAGE FIFTEEN