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

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Faculty Admmzstmtzon Carl A. Anderson, Principal Signe Walker, Dean of Girls Paul Hungerford, Dean of Boys H cad C oumclor Henry Kunz C 0mmerczczl Edna Beckman, Head Hannah J. Andreotti Olga Ericsson Belle Frank Laura C. Haines Genevieve T. Kwapil Everett Silvia E n g! ish Vincent T. Leonard, Head Janet S. Danner Jeanie Aitken Eklof Vernon Freethy Robert A. Lombardi Laura Malville Bertha Melkonian Roland Morrison Warren Telfer Nancy Baker Wise Language William Richardson, Head Edvige Cerruti Isabel A. Haglund Leon Shaff H ousclzold Arts Nellie H. French, Head Mable Potase Marian C. Phillips I 72d ustrz'al Arts Arthur Sutherland, Head Robert M. Hawkins Allan H. Maxwell William Saveker Harold Dwight Sandifur Frank Stranzl James Riley . M athcmatz'cs PAGE SIX 325a James R. Kinney, Head John Connell Melva Hattan F lorence McCall Evelyn McGrath Mabel C. Reston M mic Alma Rother, Head Delbert Schneider Reserve 017:1667'5 Training Corps NUSgt. C. J. Newby N: M Sgtu Gerald J, Flood Physical Education-Boys Corydon C. Wilkin, Head Milton C. Axt Edgar L. Williams Gordon T. Carlson Sczcnce Abe Hesselberg, Head Stephen Ebert Richard C. Houston Ruth MtGlynn Eugene Roberts Harold Zimmerman Social Studies Josephine Rausch, Head Bart Concannon Jose F. deLarios Ruth Franklin Katherine Keeley Florence Reynolds John F. Scudder Granville E. T homas John W. Welch Art Muriel E. Hall, Head Margarette Kirst Sight Conservation Helene Villapando Library and Book Room Marie Carroll, Head Mary Foster Attendance Marion F. Martin Ella J. GaHney School N arse Minerva Kloster S pedal C lame; Bessie L. Kinney Josephine Kane Placement Alma Clemo Howard Thompson Ernest J. Nackord Sccrctarzes Dorothy Anderegg Julie Waters Mazie Miller Bookkeeper Daniel Santos Physical Educcztz'0n--Girls Jean L, Alvarado, Head Eunice Goldberg Gloria Perillat

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Deans, Offices He p, Too 'Success to the Graduates -Deans My congratulations to yOu, the graduating class of Fall 1951 and Spring 1952. At the rallies you have heard me speak of the fine traditions of the Polytechnic spirit. I believe that most of you have tried your best to live up to this spirit. Wherever you may go, whatever you come to be, face this new job with eagerness. Many of you boys will be going to the armed forces of our country while others will go out into the world and tackle the big business. To all of you, whatever you may do or wherever you may go, my wishes to you for a long, successful career. I realize that before you settle down you will have a score to settle with this world. Assure yourselves that we, the faculty, will follow your progress and suc- cess hopefully. Hoping that yOu will continue to live up to the fine Polytechnic spirit. Cordial regards, PAUL HUNGERFORD, Dean of Boy; Mr. Paul Hungerford To the graduating class of Fall 51 and Spring ,52, I wish to extend my congratulations. You are leaving us to face the world, a world of many new, unusual and exciting things, the world that is now in a troubled situation. We, the faculty, hope we have taught you how to face the problems of this world and to face your new life with calmness and assurance. Our desire is that you will be adequate to meet the demands life places upon you, for we have taught you to the best of our ability. As you face the future in a world of uncertainty, re- member your responsibility to keep alive the right to strive for high school graduation in a free country, for those who will follow you. My best wishes go with you for a prosperous career. SIGNE WALKER, Dean of Girl; Mrs. Walker gets some assistance from Beverly Drocco and Audrey Aldrich. PAGE FIVE

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Student Leaders, Fa , 95 During the Fall term of 1951, the Student Association of Polytechnic has been under the able supervision of Mr. James R. Kinney. With his guidance, Paul Roosakos, our president, led us through anorher successful term. During this term our constitution was changed, allowing Our track boys to get credit for dual meets. Our social activities were planned and presented by our vice president, Jeanne Coakley. Aided by her dance com- mittee, and other student officers, she brought us the term student body dance, uVarsity Swing. This dance was held on the evening of October 27, 1951; all students with stu- dent body cards were admitted free. The Lowell student body officers were cordially invited to the dance and a good time was had by all. Our treasurer, Laverne Lindecker, aided by Assistant Treasurer Jerry Bright, did a good job of taking care of the finances. Jerry Sharrock, athletic manager, was responsible for ticket sales and was in charge of sports events this term and saw that there was a good attendance at all the games. Johanna Segger, speaker of Congress, was kept busy with her duties concerning Congress. For the second time in the history of Polytechnic there was a girl Student COurt Judge, Gladys McElvain. She presided over court affairs. The student body movie, a tradition at Poly, brought up the sale of student body cards by admitting only the first thirty registries that were 10070. The movie was an Abbott and Costello comedy. The title was llThe Noose Hangs High, and was enjoyed by everyone. There were many lively rallies during this term, due main- ly t0 the successful season. The highlighted one was the Lowell rally. The Fall term was enjoyed by all and the officers are to be commended for their fine work and cooperation. P. ROOSAKOS L. LINDECKER J. COAKLEY G. THOMAS J. BRIGHT J. SEGGER G. McELVAIN J. EGGERT J. SHARROCK PAGE SEVEN