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

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PAGE THIRTEEN 0' Days I n the Good 0 I IV... 11

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ass Officers, Fa , 95 ED ARANA CAROL FARRIS JERRIE ROBERTSON JERRY COHN PAT FOSTER CAROL MclNERNEY JUNE CHEW OSCAR ANDERSON DIANE ADAMS VIRGINIA CHAN SHELLEY BOLANOS TED ELIOPOULIS ROBERT CHAMPLAIN JANICE RUHLAND NANCY NOSHKIN DAGMAR MADSEN JOHN OWENS ARLENE WINTERS NANCY BELL ALICE SIIWMS PAGE TWELVE

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z ,- . . W7. FAIRBANKS PAGE FOURTEEN We were very proud on June 11, 1951 when, wearing our new senior caps, we marched into our senior section at the graduation assembly. We were now high 'nl mighties. As soon as possible, new class ofhcers were elected. Warren Fairbanks was Chosen for president; and to assist him were Mary Washington, vice president; Jane Carlson, secretary; and Linda Chan, treasurer. fam'efl the term play, was given on Thursday, December 6 tSenior Nightl and Friday, December 7. Senior Night is so called because from the sale of tickets on this night the money is given to the senior class to help meet expenses. On January 12, 1952, our own Senior Prom was held in the Century Club. It was realized then that graduation was but a short time away. As the last notes of music faded away, the long-awaited Senior Prom had come to an end. llWill the last meeting of the Fall class of 1952 please come to order? With these words we began our last meet- ing as Polytechnic students. Soon, as we were being presented with our diplomas, we were adolescents no more, but young adults. What does the future hold for us? Some will seek fur- ther learning, some will seek jobs, others will enter the armed forces, and still others will start new home future genera- tions. We, the Fall class of 1952, bid all the teachers, the friends, and the classmates, iiFarewell. MARY WASHINGTON, HIZ Vim Preridem M. WASHINGTON L. CHAN J. CARLSON