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

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Mr. Thompson carefully explains fundamentals of shop to students in his class. PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT GirIQ Joan Alvarado, Head Betty J. Blue Eunice Goldberg PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT 030m Corydon C. Wilkin, Head Milton Axt Gordon Carlson Bart Concannon Edgar L. Williams SCIENCE J. A. Perino, Head Maurice G. Greenly Ruth MCGlynn Eugene Roberts J. S. Smith Alice E. Websrer Mr. Pcrino discusses the elements of electricity with tho first period class. N'JLI M x 1 aJr! uthM ... and Staff Mr. W'illiams' Spanish class planning a group discussion. SOCIAL STUDIES Joseph Burch, Head Ruth Franklin Katherine Keeley C. A. Leal Florence Reynolds G. E. Thomas ART DEPARTMENT Muriel Hall, Head wn leavd Margarette Kirst, Acting Head Marilyn Claverie RESERVE OFFICERS TRAINING CORPS IVSgt. Robert B. Faulkner M Sgt. Herbert E. Woodward SIGHT CONSERVATION Helene Villalpando LIP READING Besse Kinney SCHOOL NURSE Minerva Kloster LIBRARY AND BOOK ROOM Marie Carroll, Head Mary Foster ATTENDANCE Ella J. GaHney Marion F. Martin SECRETARIES Dorothy Anderegg Gladys Bloomquist Julie. Waters BOOKKEEPER Daniel Santos PLACEMENT Alma Rosen Howard Thompson Mrs. Potasc directs thc girls in her science of foods class. PAGE NINE

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Faculty. .. Mr. Roberts and some interested students of his Chem I Mrs. Belle Frank looks at the typing of a few class weighing a crucible. of her prize pupils. ADMINISTRATION ENGLISH INDUSTRIAL ARTS Carl A. Anderson, Principal Edith M. Bell, Head Arthur Sutherland, Head Signs Walker, Dean of Girl; JFred 5511856 SvPendII-Ioltrfnstrup . anet . anner res ey oore Paul Hungerford, Dean of Boy; Vincent T. Leonard Dwight Sandifur Robert Lombardi William T. Savekcr HEAD COUNSELOR Laura C. Malville D. E. Van Zandt Roland Morrison Henry Kunz Warren J. Telfer John Welch MATHEMATICS COMMERCIAL James R. Kinney, Head Melva Hattan Edna M. Beckman, Head LANGUAGE Florence McCall hon leaveh Wm. Richardson, Acting Head Evelyn McGrath Everett Silvia, Arling Head Isabel Haglund IVIabCl C. Reston Leon f? Hannah Alldl eotti Sha Howard E. Thompson Ernest G. Williams Maud Volandri Olga Ericsson Belle Frank HOUSEHOLD ARTS MUSIC Laura Haines - . Nellie French, Awizlg Head DEPARTMENT Genev1eve Kwapxl Marian Phillips Alma Rother, Head Mary Watson, Sabrlz'lme Mabel Potase Delbert Schneider Miss kastcr shows the .5tudcn-ts of her chemistry Mr. Bart Cnncnnnon is looking over his grade book. class the value of cxpenmcntatzon. Two pupils sneak up to get a glance. l .1 -- u h g1 hh'JOHIZBHIS 'r JI8 l9202122 X. 45.5.27 ,r a , n ' . E h :7 d , g r o .a 1 PAGE EIGHT

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GEORGE SPARLI NO Prwidezzz STUDENT Fall '49 During the fall term of 1949 the student body othcers and their adviser, Miss Evelyn McGrath, com- bined to do the T'traditional a little better than usual and to try a very successful T'something newf' George Sparling as president immediately found himself involved in the direction and planning of all the activities that go to make up the extra-curricular life at Polytechnic. The new vice president, Pat Weiss, gave the social activities Of the term a real start with the something new? The Sox Hop gave the girls a chance to display the products of their needlework; Poly fellows were very happily attired in the greatest collection of hand- knit argyles in the history of the school. The student body was much in evidence at the games in helping Cheer Leader Don Hongisto and his assist- ants to show the team we were there behind them as they came through for the third straight time. XVatch- mg the Finances, keeping the books, and selling the tickets for these games were George Pickle, treasurer; Barba Templin, assistant treasurer: and Bill Keehner. athletic manager. PAT WEISS Vin Pi'eiidt'lll mu KEEHNER halls keeping Polyltes Informed wrth hrs posters and HARM TEMPLIN t;E0$,E?IEIE:.IifKI'E Herb Lee was to be found busily moving about the :IIHL tit Mangw Auirmm Trauma- HERB LEE . u . DON HONGISTO entrmdizm the badges 0t 0thce tor Ian Dobson. Student Court lellxdder ANITA L'TLEY . , a v .. r 1, M ' IAN DOBSON matr-r M OWN judge. and Amta Ltlex. bpealxcr of Congress. 5mm; COWWW banners of the things to come. The rings of gavels were PAGE TEN