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

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Girls' and Boys' Councils BOYS' COUNCIL Top mu': B. Kortc. G. Parks, C. Held, P. Harris, F. Olson. Butlom rou': J. Greenbaum, J. Emanuel, Mr. P. Hungerford, G. Pickel, I. Dobson. At the beginning of the spring term of 1950, the Boys' and Girls' Councils were organized. The pur- pose of the councils is to give Polytechnic students a chance to voice their own opinions on rising school problems through student representation. These prob- lems are then discussed and worked out in the best manner by the members of the councils. The boards consist of student leaders from the various classes, clubs, and organizations at Poly and are presided over by Nancy Erickson, student body Vice president, and Jerry Emanuel, student body president. Regular meetings of the councils are held every other Wednesday during fifth period. The members of the Girls, Council are Nancy Erick- son, Lorraine Jagow, Esther Yamashita, Mildred Chan, Arlyn Retzlaff, Jean Norman, Carmen Grant, Bev Thomas, Joan Winther, Bea Byers, Johanna Segger, Gail Beach, Arlene Alstead, Janice Stewart, Gwen Nordwall, Mary Washington, and Carol Menhennet. The members of the Boys, Council are Jerry Green- baum, George Parks, Charles Held, Frank Olson, Jerry Emanuel, Ian Dobson, George Pickle, Bob Korte, and Paul Harris. if x 5 g r t ., '4 2,1 7. J 1:7 .I .57 2 L'- g. t VAeruk-Hpu' mm. H V t A I4 wkwku-n'l GIRLS' COUNCIL Tap mu': M. XVashington, J. XVinthers, N. Erickson, L. Jagow, A. RetzlatT, B. Byers. Row 2: E. Yamashita, G. Nordwall, B. Thomas, J. Norman, C. Grant. J. Segger, C. Menhennet. Row 1: A. Alstad, M. Chan, J. Stewart, G. Beach, PAGE THIRTEEN

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Student Re 7 Top row: C. Held, B. Pistruiloff, H. Miller, H. McKenzie, A. McGuirk, A. Astromotf. Row Greenbaum. H. Brueckner, J. Cohn, M. Fletcher. L. Phymale, T. Yem, B. Rios, R. Sunde, H. Jacobson. Polytechnids Congress belongs to the legislative branch. Its members include student body officers and one representative frOm each home room. VariOus organizations, such as clubs, may be represented; but they cannot take part in the voting. Speaker of Con- gress this term is Herb Brueckner, who presides over the meetings held every other Monday, and does a very capable job along with Secretary Arlyn Retzlaff. Faculty advisor for the school administration body is R. Donohue, E. Jackman. Raw 2: V. Schmidt, A. Gray, C. Hansen, A. Aldrich. C. Farris, T. Joyce, J. Archibald, E. Holmes, T. Burgess, A. Hinson, R. Trau, C. Tufo, F. Featherstone, M. Newberry, J. Sereti, presentatives CONGRESS D. O'Malley, J. Emanuel, B. Korte, B. Donohoe, F. Ruhland, 3: B. Tischbern. 8. Bacon, A. Retzlaff, L. Jagow, I. Dobson, J. M. Rajkovich. N. Erickson. Row 1: Mr. James Kinney. All suggestions for improving the school are bIOught to Congress. This term the repre- sentatives acted on the motion of selling car tickets during home room through the Class collectors and allowing Low Seniors to purchase Senior j0urr1als. The class collectors are composed of representatives from each home room. Their job is to collect the money for game tickets, journal sales, and any other financial needs. .V CLASS COLLECTORS v Top 77110: F. Hall, P. Krois, G. Ellingert D. Hart. 1 R. Ferguson, B. Moorhatch. Row 3: G. Nordwall, w J, Cathey, D. Walker, C. Barnidge. B. Huddleston, S. Patsel, M. Gray B. Wordley, C. SchaHer, C. McInerney, W. Hetherington. Run 2: R. Almeida. . J. Coster, C. Grant. L. Scarberry. R. Behringer. Row R. Vartanian, P. Foster, G. Beach, R. Gernetti, J. O'Neill. C. Oukrop. E. Shum. D. Fitzgerald, J. XVinther. G. Panovich. B. Dresser. L. Perkins, J. Poppin, A. Dobbs. P. Leonard, j. Dawson. 1: R. Russ. B. Wtinans, G. Sanchez. y , G. Thomas, PAGE TXWELVE

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