Polytechnic High School - Polytechnic Yearbook (San Francisco, CA)
- Class of 1955
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A, . . isl' uk. ,nh X y 1954-55 Published by the Journal Class of Polytechnic High School, San Francisco California Pat Rawls, Editor-in-Chief Marlyss Gerberding, Associate Editor David Rawls, Art Editor Robert Hess, Faculty Advisor J 'L l N Z 7754-55 Z5 f' zvfwkk dx flbgsqlg, fi-4 por, cm H1 there' We are Paul and Polly Parrot and we are gorng to be your gulde through thus yearbook Come with us and re live the many happy unforgettable memories we have shared for the year 1955 Recall with us the outstanding personalltles we have known, the wonderful graduating class and the flne faculty whose advlce and help have carrl ed us through the many dlffr cultles of the year We hope you will like thus tour into the past with us and xt IS our fond hope that this Journal will become more precious to you each passing year n now your hand please, and AWAY WE GO' Paul and Polly Parrot AMW Wm WMO MJ Lww fwwM Wvmf X54 rgww WWW f c QQQJMML M45 , A 5 rf,-'M ,T Q ll x f f 4 ' ' , ,I -my -W f - . f -Q A A I v I 9-771. 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'gi fi fgcgxt A oss I.studenf governmen1...fcll seniors... 'NX 4 tx rsgiitr it lo spV...clubs and orgcnizofions...spring Ng Q x ix seunl brs..:sXpor ...our advertising angeI5,,, X XA xv iN N y 'QA . fx 'N v 35 is if w gi QNX XX be ii . X ,X 'i Q i X5 Q I, -,F ral? s-f ix -. O I N, i X. sX wi R V N.: rs., ,l is wJ v XJ U A -J Q .1 SAN FRANCISCO UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA Spring 1955 Dear Miss Bell: Dedicating a yearbook is often a difficult thing but we, the Journal Class of 1955, found the task an easy one. Our unanimous vote lfirst ballot, tool was to fondly dedicate our yearbook to you We look upon you not only as a teacher, but as a warm and understanding friend, who has always believed that the individual is the important thing Your sympathetic understanding of the Polytechnic student and your friendly interest in his welfare, has been a contributing factor to our achievement in school and to the many who have already graduated We know that your fellow teachers have long recog nized your courageous support of their efforts to raise the standards of teaching, far beyond your own depart ment Since you graduated from the University of Calif ornia at Berkeley Cwith Phi Beta Kappa honorsl and started your teaching career, you have devoted count less hours to your profession As you look around you and recall the thousands of young men and women you have helped to train, we salute you and sing a resounding nwell donef' Sincerely yours, U K ff, p!!! The Journal Class f 25' 1 1 K4 A45 Q6 L eaffrlff '61 2 mam all HM V7-xgflfzi A477 gb L, 11,1 C fx a4efeK.bk if U l 'io 1 0 0 0 I I 1 .- e I - 0 ,slayer 44? 'f, I 1' I, . f MN4f',A f6?YcfJ 447 ,V 4 ,f , A I E' 9 ' V, g v-.4 K! L L C ,' A6 ' ' , 1 ,f , ,. - fri' C ' .fd p 4 ran , Q ',NyMfK', , fl K 1 5 ' 1- 1 .p 7 1 ' f f V., fl, ,N 1 V , rn! . , , X1 - 4 K7 XJ I , A 1 -fa ,I in I I . cu 41, I ,' f l 1 P , I W ' ' . Tig? 'Y 6174 ' ,LL ' ' , L paul and Pallq dedicate, wifi zedpect and 5464 i955 fawuml ,QNX to fm :mm .2 L . Miss Edith Bell v. X ' X Wammultafzdan .... Q19 'UAW . r lS'N ll!! 5 1 : '-1?-Q-, Saddam ..,, Vffdwfxaaeaz 7e4c4ez af gnati 7fz6evad ..,.. .. vw , . ' E 'Y 'E 1 'i ,J , ':c.f...4 ' mf x '7n all of Sm ?fmnc64ao Me mweedqe geared 45 pda, ea Dude can ed! We learn to use our fingers . . . X Homework grades go up when it is neatly typed. Business and professional worlds extend welcom- ing hands to the experienced and accurate typist-- good machines, excellent instructions and proper motivation --all these put Paul and Polly on the top! :fl fs- -ts-I Adding, subtracting, multiplying--all the intricacies of business are practiced here as busy fingers learn complicated skills. We use our heads to plan and design . . . ln the print shop we plan and execute all the programs used at Poly--we try our skill at setting type and discover the complexity of type faces, We become familiar with reference books and learn the pleasure and enjoyment we can rece ive from books in our leisurely moments X . . 5 - P I ulobal geography and world history take an active place in our high school curriculum . Chemistry and The component ports o our complicated sample for us After a while, The IDTFICGCIGS of machines no longer hold Terror or mystery for us And we fund time for self expression an musnc we goin the band or orchestra or glee or A Capella groups, and lxfe becomes harmonxous for Us f . world become X ?aZlry panama! deaelopa 466664 oz iam emaidaaq -.L Z v i She learns To sew to make her own Things and develop her sense of taste And she leans how fo cook, plan and buy intelligently . . f 'SES' H. wr S TX ef 'fb 55, ,qs sf Y . A ,. vf, .n Q f-ji?3,J +1 fgwhbff Q x N fir S n JZ QV 1 -f fl 4 i 1, t 1 a - 'L 5 MMV Q 600 Things aren t really This gram for Paul We think our admlmstratlon te lnest In T e Cl ur deans are helpful when we aren t fhe ca pef ht IS would be dIflICUlf to fund a prnn clpal who thinks more of has stu dents ihan ours does No maffer how busy our admnnls frators may be they always hnd hme 'ro help us with our problems or offer helpful advice when we ask Them U I I E5 jd' - K I K 6 lun. l 'llarnnyvil ...-Q Q' s-- of is f' ' h ry, O c I on rl A, fa 'IU andiit E, 1,3-ff ,,qf.., 26.3, x. . , . 47 r ,y . -if . , S. Walker Owe Pzdnoripal fz. Wfeladaa p6t6'!f4f0lt When Paul ond Polly Parrot retumed to school this year, we found many new changes. Not only had our building under- gone extensive painting and remodeling, we found a new principal. lt didn't take long for us to realize that we had a true ally in Mr. Peterson. He at- tended all our games, visited our class- rooms and was always available when we wanted to see him. We were amazed at his tireless energy and how he seemed to be everywhere at on ce. His capable deans, Mrs. Walker and Mr. Hungerford, are carrying on in the same capacity we have known since we were in Poly. Mrs. Walker's friendly and smart ap- pearance and Nr. Hungerford's bluff good humor will long remain with us. We feel we have profited immensely from our con- tacts with them. Om Deane Dean of Women P. Hungerford Dean of Men 11 Mrs. Anderegg palyo Qaeda! office Poly revolves around its office staff. The bells are controlled here, absences are excused, tardinesses are checked--many of the hundreds of minute daily excuses are handled here. Mrs. Anderegg serves as secretary to Mr. Peterson and runs hundreds the main office. Yearly she helps to train of young men and women in office practice. Mrs. McConnon is Mrs. Anderegg's capable assistant. She sees that the Polyite comes from the press three times a week, handles the voluminous correspondence over grade transcripts and skillfully handles many other daily tasks. Mrs. Molien gnc Mrs.Miller serves as attendance clerk which is no easy task for such a large school as Poly. Mrs. Molien, as girl's dean's secret- ary, gets more than her share of sad stories. She has to be a diplomat, a constant receiver of problems, large and small. Mr. Santos handles all the school funds--his receipt books and sharp accounting pencils are as well known to all of us as a tax .coIIector. Mrs. Waters is boy's dean's secretary. Her good humor, sense of fairness and patience are wonderful virtues. 9 gn- Mrs. McConnon Q97 Mrs Miller S yn. rx Mr Sgnfog Mrs Waters .11 Roland Lim, Senior Layouts wwe! deff Robert Hess, Pat Rawls, Editor-in-Chief, Marlyss Gerberding, Rapidly turning the pages of a yearbook doesn't take much time. But Paul and Polly .. Parrot know that there is nothing fast about Assistant Editor f putting a yearbook together. What to leave out? What to include? How to best make use of the limited space? All these questions have been uppermost in the minds of the staff. No book can be perfect, everyone can't be pleased but, if the maiority find pleasure in our efforts, we are satisfied. Each member of the staff contributed much in running er- rands, identifying pictures, collecting money, supervising the scheduling of pictures, selling of ads and the dozens of related items which make a yearbook complete. We sincerely hope you like our efforts! We had YOU in mind every step of the way. . . here is your Journal for l955. . .Happy reading and pleasant memories in the years that lie ahead. STAFF MEMBERS H S f ff L A yyyyy ' Sports Editor: Frank Mclntyre Photographer: Art Rankin . Advertising: Dorothy Gerloff, Diane Frain,- Ann Lofas Carole Payne Advenising Manage, Copy Preparation and Pictures: Gail Noss, Lois Asmussen, Alla Donchenko, Jeannette Nakano, Joyce Everist Faculty Advisor: Robert Hess Typi sts Arlene Haines, Ann Lofas, Carole Miller David Rawls, Art Editor Every staff member . deserves a medal. ' Signed: Mr. Hess S-ls. sag... ' Q 'Rn Sf' aw 1 if 6 rlvfrw D-,I if l Q 2 f 'fw f- aff! y M S5 J ,fv L, df 4, czccdzfg ,J f f A V, LA, 1554 'f U-L1 ,4 4 1-74 SJ, Lfffiqfl g74,L ZX- I ,f'v--'J X' ja? f mmm 9 313 N-f-I ff 'mmm Q23 Y Y-L A k,..f,, f ,xr Lf fC ADMINISTRATION Melvin Peterson Principal Slgne Walker Dean at Girls Paul Hungerford Dean of Men HEAD COUNSE LOR Henry Kunz BUSINESS EDUCATION Edna Beckman Head Hannah J Andreott Roberta Baker William Browder Olga Ericsson Dale Forbes Genevieve Kwapll Catherine McEwen Everett Silvio ENGLISH Edith Bell Head Janet Danner Vernon Freethy Robert Lombardi Laura Malvllle Bertha Melkonian Robert Hess Roland Morrison Joan MacDonald Mary McDonald Delbert Schneider Alta Nolan Hale Benton Ethel Mann Vernon Newell Imelda Dollard Conrad Grodslcy William Browder Lawrence Selmer LANGUAGES Leon Shaft Acting Head Isabel Haglund Virginia Mann Hale Benton HOUSEHOLD Mary McPhee Head Paula Swarm Marie Wheeler INDUSTRIAL ARTS A. R. Sutherland, Head William Saveker L. H. Stephens Allan Maxwell James Riley Dwight Sanditer R. B. Cameron Don Van Sandt John Van Derslice MATHEMATICS James Kinney Head Melva Hattan Evelyn McGrath Bertha Anderson Gabriel Raab Howard Thompson Elgin Whlgam Janme Chan MUSIC Lawrence Selmer Head David Teplitz RESERVE OFFICERS TRAINING COR PS MfSgt Edward Hofterber Head MfSgt Olin Roher SFC Sam Potts PHYSICAL ED Boys Walter Lester Head Milton Axt Gordon Carlson Steven Evert Peter MacPhail James Witt Edgar Williams SCIENCE Harold Zimmerman Head Stephen Evert James Witt Richard Houston John Van Derslice Calvin Person Kurt Voester Ethel Mansfield SOCIAL STUDIES Josephine Rausch Head Bart Concannon Jose de Larios John Scudder Katherine Keeley Peter Macphail Bertha Melkonian Granville Thomas Alfa Nolan John Welch Bernard Halperin ART Muriel E Hall Head Margarette Kirst Elgin Whigam SIGHT CONVERSATION Helene Vlllalpando LIBRARY AND BOOK ROOM Wal lace Look Marie Carroll Acting Head ATTENDANCE Rose Ml Iler SCHOOL NURSE Minerva Kloster PLACEMENT Alma Clemo Howard Thompson Ernest Naclcord SECRETARIES Dorothy Anderegg Julie Waters Mazie Miller Dorothy Molien BOOKKEEPER Daniel Santos PHYSICAL ED Girl s Eunice Goldberg Acting Head Phyllis Nordhausen Catherine Haas Imelda Dollard Dorothy Stolze Joan Alvarado Head lon Ieavel MAIN OFFICE Dorothy Anderegg M. McConnon CAFETERIA . Loper . Thompson Mayberry McAu ley Mack Dent P9534- Belle Frank EIINCI MGHSHCICI Halperin, Bernard, Soc. Studies Um Q Qaida! Om ee S They were always there when the going was rough, they served as an inspiration and constant help trying to make learning easier. Their skills are many and varied...Our faculty has a tremendous range of worldly skills housed beneath one l'OOf. ,f,f,!,,,,.1.-1 X 1 Here we learned the valuable lessons of fair play, wew learned how to study and how to prepare ourselves for our life's work. Only the future can tell how well we absorbed the ideals and ideas we learned at Poly. But none of us can deny that the inspiration was here...the opportunities great and the challenge even greater. We shall miss our faculty and the many friends we have formed. , . . .w , !fJfvvw a Carlson, Gordon, Boys PE Dollard, lmelda, GirlsffE ff A!,X,,,,,,1L.... ff' ,.1,,a.-.1 Si lviu, Everett, Bus. Educ. w 'sul nw -ua? Concannon, Bart, Tl 0 mPS0f'f H0W0fdf Sag. Studies Placement Haas, Catherine, Girls PE, Teplitz, David, Music Corner right -mil..-' ,. fxg'g,g4e,.f+1 , I :N tudles Lester Wal? er Head of Boys' P.E. Voesfer, Kurt Science Donner, Sarah English Y HW F 9e7hY, Vernon Hess, Robert English Jaumalism, Yearbook Eberi, Stephen Browder, William Boys' P.E. English Mansfield,Katherine Melkonignl Benha Science English Axf, Milt Boys P.E. Morrison, Roland English Zlmmerman,Harold McPhee, Mary Head of Science Haus ehold McDonald, .loan Grodsky, Conrad English English Selmer, Lawrence Music i- It I JW! 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Prom 'se foo f-f Ajit f wx ..0 by , V ff! .Jill N' A y , I R. -..u- 5 N Aw .ffl up ,Z L!! I r G h ' S? r A , 0 -wir 5 f' Z 'Q ' , H J, 'F , 'J V XX, - Jw- u ,J V f 4, V 4x ,,N5', 4,2 'va' L ,U ,Jffbw 5 -'52 N - vf . VJ J fx. X g,-f N X JN 'X . 1 w 1 v -A, U I 1 .2 f k rx 'J Lf! w , 1 , P , .I ,VM YR P ' A , ,NN - S 'J P FALL STUDENT OFFICERS KREMER, KENNETH President GARFINK EL, JULIE Vi ce-President Thomas, Sid, Crow, Janet, Ryan, Jim, Block, Laura, Kremer, Ken, 15 A Madsen, Dagmar, Garfinkel, Julie, West, Pat Sponsor - WEST, PAT V Treasurer 4 MR. JAMES KINN EY - 1 ig . J THOMAS, SI DN EY Athletic Mgr. The Parrot's choice for Fall Student Body offi- cers had a busy season. Among the many accom- plishments chalked off to their credit was re- vision of the constitution. Several of the group have gone on to college after graduation during mid-term. RYAN, JIM Custodian PERSON, RALPH Spkr. of Cong. 74ll4ca4entJodfy 'ew RYAN, JIM President BOYD, SAN DY Vice-Pres: dent A J 3 Q- TAYLOR, no ROTHY 'TT I Trea su rer 'ff , Y-.. .- ' I .4 I - f s ' I Each year, we Parrots have a warmly contested W election to decide who will help guide our affairs. I As a matter of fact, we go through this TWICE a 6 I year but often retain one or more of the electors for ii some other office when their old term expires. Suddenly, campaign posters blossom all over the school, special assem- blies are held and the various candidates tell of their plans for the fu- ture and their platforms upon which they hope to be elected. Lapel buttons and ribbons add color and excitement to the occasion. Finally, the fateful day arrives and we vote in our homerooms for the candidates we want to lead us for the next semester. What a tense time it is for the office-seekers! Some are glum and some are exuberant, but the losers accept defeat gracefully and pitch in to make Poly ever better for we Parrots, Paul and Polly. WELCH, BILL THOMAS, SID MEDINA, PAULINE Spkr. of Cong. Stud. Ct. Judge Asst. Treasurer Ji I L is KV SPRING STUDENT OFFICERS STANDING: Malvestiti, Dong Boyd, Dale, Bononno, Jack, Thomas Sid SITTING: Medina, Pauline, Taylor, Dorothy, Ryan, Jim, Boyd, Sandy BONONNO JACK Custodian BOYD, DALE Athletic Manager Chearleader ri .V , 5' MALVESTITI DON 5,58 Spun? etadwt We CONGRESS FIRST ROW Coleman Betty Llchtman Roberta Valle Esayde Torres June Montgomer Joan Taylor Rose Taylor Dorothy Wells Sandra Edgecomb Judy Brown Janyce James John Guens er Steve Llac rema Bemard Marquis Phillip Lelaga Mario Boyd Sandy Thomas Sid SECOND ROW Trout Alma Noss Gall Buyrd Hazel Porter Joyce Medina Pauline Steven Diana Lombard Linda Smith Mary Knudsen Rose Smith Pat Johnson Alice Janes Mary Mottlm Jeanette Shields Louise Barber Anita THIRD ROW Bamberger Louis Babich Erne LeBlanc Carol Ferguson Diane Lewis Elain Donchenko Allice Munzs Deane Belcher Diana West Pat Ryan Jim Standifer Bill Lemlre Blaire Sorlakoff Nick Malvestiti Don Brown Duck FOURTH ROW Ford Jim Murry Mike Lynch Dan Johnson Boyd Rankin Art Welch Bill Rhodes Walt Neff Gil Calahan Dennis Crabtree Jerry Calahan Bll Pazutti Jack Kremer Ken Hertzberg Vic Boyd Dole This year the constitution adopted a new policy of student body representatives Previously a special representative was selected but it was amended to read that each homeroom would have the president and vice president in attendance Working in close cooperation with the faculty, this busy body of Poly minded students tried to set an example of civic pride teamwork and spirit Congress is well attended and reports are faithfully taken back tothe homerooms to gain the approval or disapproval ofeach respective group .2 , S0- STUDENT COURT This judicial branch has a group of pupils that seem very qualified to hold court. This law determining branch meets every Tuesday, come rain, sleet, or snow. Since this group is run by the pupils, the offenders are assured that they will be understood. -L1 SPRING STUDENT JUDGES Sf Crabtree, Jerry, Neff, Gil, Thomas Sid Andrus, Diane, Belcher, Diane l5 N'-.-.. ,IXOX LOW 12, FALL: Sue O'Donnell, Gail Noss, Evelyn LOW 12, SPRING: Elaine Noresco, Ronald Rebuck, Fernandez Barbara Bak er We Parrots practice the democratic way of life each semester when we go through our class elec- tions. We learn about nominations, speeches, motions, parliamentary procedure and the secret ballot. Each of our elections are fun to witness and they are a high honor to those who represent us. Many times the choice is a difficult one to make, but we've never gone wrong yetl Many of our class officers of today will be the student government leaders in a year or two. V Q, ,, A gf is. Cv '?uqn...., HIGH 11, FALL: Pauline Medina, JOFYY Crab' 09, HIGH ll, SPRING: Elizabeth Young, George An' Betty Whitney thauasopulos so 13 L -- S ' g-3111-73 4 -'- is 'S 1 lil' LOW ll, FALL: Margot Hart, Jock Bonnano, Caro- LOW il, SPRING: Marlyn Konihon, George Politos Iyn Horning lfend DCl1ielS H 10, FALL: Florence Yoxall, PatToivonen H IO, SPRING: Gwendolyn Williams :M L 10, FALL: Gregorio Galon, Diane Belcher, H iroko Mochi da Q53 V ' 'QC i' Q? Q. 15 Joan Pofas, Bill Marcy Mclnch as ,A-'P I Dun can 36 -HS- 3 Taylor if! a --M HIGH 9 SPRING: Sara Kanzler Bef L l0, SPRING: Anna Alieoto, Rose Marie 'Z' nard I 1 6 l Llucuno, Lois Haelfer -s li G Q fy-X 11 L 9, FALL: Jean Freese, Bernard Llacuna 9' Sp RlNG: gxflcrblhmugnjre' Judy Moyblum' .. 1 ' l Q rig... ' Fw FIRST ROW: Codis, Roberta, Hanley, Mcrilyn, Chin, Loretta, Crow, Janet, Fabim, Joann, Gaflnkel, Julie, Johnson, Donna. SECOND ROW: Mathes, Adele, Elsenpeter, Donna, Legras, Annette, Boyd, Sandra, Haines, Arlene, Tsuii, Yu- riko, Kato, Guillermina, Wang, Jeanneatte' Chin, Vivian, Madden, Rose, Lupo, Pauline, MacKenzie, Joyce. THIRD ROW: Madsen, Dagmar, Block, Laura, Burns, Margaret, Prelle, Dora, Plugis, Biruta, Blalock, Margaet, Fernandez, Evelyn, Mochida, Kay, Nakano, Jeanette, Gee, Helen, Lew, Lois, Lai, Evelyn, Edwards, Norma, O Donnell, Sue. FOURTH ROW: Palmer, Mildred, West, Pat, Murney, Margaret, Kaupert, Diane, Graham, Patricia, Behrringer, Beverly, Arlom, Thelma, Mueller, Madeline. FIFTH ROW: Dobbs, Sherlin, Andrus, Diane, Noss, Gail, Marquardt, Margaret, Lowe, El- eanor, Chung, Josephine, Louie, Mae, Clavarias, Dale, Chaney, Pat, Day, Henrietta, Asmussen, Lols Polly Parrot has become an active member of the Girls Block P society, along ' with 50 other girls she has participated in GAA after school sports for 4 terms. On Initiation day the school is not al all surprised if the Block P girls come to school wearing baby hats, carrying bottles and dolls, and are in general all messed up. After this trying day, the new girls become acquainted with the du- ties of a Block P girl and carry on in the tradition of many girls before them. L eve I .. gg -5 A 1: 'J 5 .5 :lib J' 6 ' It -, kk 5 F -W , .fy , , ss. ' W 1' J.. - 2- Q Q, . --, -QP , ,g 4 I . lr. ' lf: Q li I . is K .- k v f in L sae 1 zu. 1? . S V ...- F, - 4, t I I l. ul IJ - I Q I , I S ........ -f A 0 .. .s . 5 ... .. 'fs : 1 as . Q ff, ., .. Ll Q 4-if P E , '. in U 6 si ,6 , tv I +L 'f l -' ,gr I - . ' ' - I G L 'P r P nf FIRST ROW: Burns, Margaet, Noss, Gall' Nakano, Jeanette, Mochida, Kay, Elsen ter, Danna, Lai, Evelyn. SECOND ROW: Dedieu, Yvette, Johnson, Mutha, Coleman, Nina, Wong, Jadine, Wang, PeuE'Torres, June, unidentltled, Taylu, Dorothy, Torres, Georgette, Chin, Vivian, Miller, Carol, Wang, May, Gee, Helen, Lew, Lois, Ettln, Betty, Asmussen, Lois. THIRD ROW: Wong, Jeanette, Pinaroc, Pearl, Coleman, Nina, Barber, Juanita, Madden, Rosa,Fernande1, Evelyn, Dobbs, Sherlin, Heywood, Nanc , Muquardt, Margcret, Haines, Arlene, De Long, Loretta' Coleman Bettgulflingenfuss, Hedy, West, Pat. FOURTH ROW: Medina, Paulind, Boyd, Sandy, Baker, Barbara, Anderson, Arlene, nstm, Alma, Andrus, Diana, Escort, Bertha, Williams, Gertherine, Richards, Shirley, McDaniel, Pat, Rendal, Evelyn, Muney, Mar- garet, Jorgensen, Barbara. FIFTH ROW: Porter, Joyce, Edwards, Norma, Spisolm, Janet, Stanton, Marilyn, Behringer, Beverlyl, Ygst, Anna, Phillips, Donna, Stich, Joanne, Stmdler, Gail, Segrin, Cqgl: Rogers, Dawn, Pappln, Myrna, al- mer, Mi ri mag ' , ' up , 9' 1 1 ', ., - If 1-J Q y la 1 ..,,., ,W r 1 1 1 269 21454014 The Big Brothers Assoclatlon was started In Sprung term of l955. The ten boys were cho sen from members ofthe Boys Block P These boys were considered by the teachers to as be the best and most trust worthy In the school They are plannlng to make the school s lunch hour more en loyable by sponsoring movues and lam sesslons In the court TOP ROW Boyd Dale Carrrllo Chlco Welch Bill Mclntyre Frank Reld Jlm BOTTOM ROW FflBdfId'!S George Popln Jlm Bleggl Bob McGraw Gary Cannon B ll Zaye 260646 77' The boys belonging to the Block P society earn their block by partlclpatlng In AAA sports X S Some of the duties ot the members are lceeplng order at rallles and assemblnes, and ushering at .Z games They also serve as guides to vlsltors to the school The Block P sponsors a dance each term, and also a lolnt plcmc with the Gnrls Bl P society -G'-5 N1 3355. K BOTTOM ROW Moreno Bob Howell Bob Zenn Wlllve Mendez John Howard John Rebuck Ron Herrick Ray Shlmmons Ken Prlolo Bob Carrnllo Chaco Cannon Bull Frledman Sandy Fnedruchs George Vogel Bob Neff G11 SECOND ROW Tellez Jnm Rudornetlcln Bob Neff Ruchard Marquez Bob Rogers Frank Dawson Bob Llacuna Gul Grlppenburg Karl Ruske Herb Dorsey Tom Addleman Ken Boyd Dale Un Identified Boyd Johnson THIRD ROW Gillette Row Clode Ron McDermott Gerald Beers Roger For ru Harry l.eM1re Allen Ryan Jlm Maldonado Ray Read Jim Standufur B1ll Rhodes Walter Rzchter Ken Venturom Hank Torres Ray Popm J1m FOURTH ROW Guensler Darrell Cutrufelln Rach Rus sell Jerry Wong Bob Bounsante Andy Lynch Dan Bleggl Bob Cano Ted Malloy Darrel LeMure Blair Mclntyre Frank Ford Jum Perm: Al Welch Bull McGraw Gary Canrhan Bob 1 u n . 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' - I I X Q 1 . 14 11 . . . . . . L' . 1 1 . If ll 1 1 f Z.. . . . . . . 11 11 . . 4. 1 My 1. .Xxfy.1' 7 -A 1 1 1 y , s , . L -1 xr 1' . Y 1' X W, s. 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Shapiro, Diane 113. Shaul, Martha 114. Shelton, James 115. Shermund, Henry 116. Sheveloff, Sviata 117. Shubin, Mike 118. Sin, Alice 119. Sims, Fletcher 120. Soderlund, John 'Q '11 4' ls ff PL 225.15- A-D . 11:21:21 -252:31 2' Elma-agiiw, -.-.-.'. A . . .,.,.-. 133. Wilson, Dick l34. Wolfe, Patricia - l35. Wong, Stanley l36. Wong, Kenneth ' T37. Wong, Daisy izizfiii-:-cp , l38. Yakovetz, Tatiana l39. Zapata, Ralph 1:i:-155.-':::. .4 frlrizffff' Under the capable direction of their class officers, the Fall 1954 class left an impress They were capably guided by: President: Nancy Noshkin, Vice President: Dora Prelle Secretary: Carol Law Treasurer: Katherine Lee 121. Spencer, George l22. Springs, Erwin l23. Squier, Noel 124. Steffen, Robert 125. Sutton, Patricia A l26. Tchalcalian, Albert l27. Toomey, John l28. Voight, Louise l29. Waite, Thomas l30. Webster, Jack l3l. Willman, Howard l32. White, Gloria ive record. rngram PRESMPING Nancy Noshkm Class President Pomp and Circumstance Elgar PR OCESSIONAL 3 lytechnzc Hzgh School Orches r Mr Lagdwrence Selmer Director S Polytechmc Color Guard ALUTE T0 THE FLAG Orchestra and Audaence NATIONAL ANTHEM CHORUS You ll Never Walk Alone Kmchafd Rodgers Lord s Prayer Soloist Biruta PlUglS Malotte Mr Davzd Teplztz Choral Director Gwendolyn Wzllzams Accompanzst GREETINGS Nancy Noshkm Class President Scholarship Gerald Lewzs Character Katherzne Lee Leadership Laura Block F ellowship anet Crow Sportsmanship Dora Prelle OROHESTRAL SELECTION Rienzi Overture Rtchard Wagner Polytechnzc Hzgh School Orchestra PRESENTATION or DIPLOMAS Mr Melvm Peterson Pnnctpal Asszsted by Mr Bart R Concannon Senzor Advuor Nancy Noshkzn and Dora Prelle POLYTEGIINIG HYMN Semor Class HIGHEST RANKING STUDENT Roberta Codu SECOND RANKING STIIDI-:NT Laura Block RECESSIONAL Stout Hearted Men Frzml Polytechmc Hwh School Orchestra Li- ...... l 3 . ,, -T CC ' 37 - . ' ' t a P ty. T , 4 J - - . n - 1 W 1- LG 2 il . 66 S 97 T ' ' ' ' . . . , . ! . ..... , THEME - Spirit of Polytechnic --1 H ' ' 99 ' u u s . , 0 . . . , F- H - n ' ' D I - Ll homeroom where attendance IS taken and we learn of the clay s school news We do many thungs In registry buy tlckets to games and events, counsel, learn of Poly tradltuons and what IS expected of us as students and cltlzens all the details of school lute are contacted In registry And, sometimes, when the teacher lsn t looking, Paul and Polly fund the opportunity to exchange shy glances and an occasional note or two U U Le a 4 17 Y N , s 7 ' K as After clashing to our lockers first, we go to Y' I Reg 'l20L 9 Bottom Goldman Davld Mayblum Judy Lunde Susan Farm Carol Coldwell Sandra Johnson Norman Top Lenzunu Albert Cavanaugh John Maususa Ed Frye Clyde Mlbelln John 41 S s -600 I 'fm' fx I W Ia' Y ss: Q UL 1' P7 if li? 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I1 Bottom Bokkdrud Conme Andreatta Jovan Brandt Caryl Baxter Margaret Batuste Barbara Brown Armer 2nd row Cobb Emmett Blalock Doris Caldwell Lee Bonflgll Joe Barnes Jay Brownlng Dorothy 3rd row Bugone Betty Aarreberg Gary Barber Wayne Babbage John Coghlan John B,-,nkmon Rnchard Top Allan Nuta Fay Cohn Morrls Brnttner Dean 1 ' 3 at -i--1- ca ' 6 N sf -li- I V 1 1 ' ak 1 3 - . if x I C -4 niu1ui J lil- ' . - 5 lf . .l ' I l 1 XXX l'1 .1 ' ' l K- H372 v v 'Sa-2.1521 fi - B ' , - . : I I I I I I I I I . : 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' : I I I I I I I I I ' iii- - -- - -- l 1 f W4 Y V W A Y nw A-A-i -C 1l,s..,l. , , -.,,Y,, 44-.L i I Q- nit V 90. ,-. -Z. f ' L 1 I C Y y ,:1 - ' -1--1--be '-H J Q -----l-- Q vu 2 ' X - , -li 1- 1 l -i -il . ego 0 I 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - Middle: Goodman, Luclenneg Erskine, Nova Leahy Furst, Gflllj Devincinzi, Jeanj Gallegos, Affwld- 2 ' , 1 ', ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 - '11 0, b ,, 'A-.l ' 1- I- Q1 Q41 ca I f 1 ' f .1 l ,LA ' Q' fl- ' ..... ,, N-. . v - . ,,', , A . f- fx 1 ' ' J Ll s . . , ..- 1 , , M, 7 t 21 -Q Y 7 e A I ' Q, ' , gd .. av- F1 x -'N S ' 1 ...- l.. 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Re 431 L ll Bottom Martnnez, Jackre Momone, Rosalie McGmness Sandra Mueller Mary Lou Lopez Romona Mlddle Marlon La Verne Murrya,Mllce Marquardt Franz May Vlnce Top Mulloy Duane, Pewltt Doug Lombard: ROY P0l'f'S Ge0f9e 3' at, at 00 l v 9 --r Re AHII Bottom Lewls Elaine Lombard Lmda Llndsey Lessle Matthews Vlrglnla Moyers Elaine Mlddle Lucero, Larry Malllett Don Menlg Fedor Lum Stanley Malyemezlan Halgaz Lucas Dale Top Logue Edward Lundberg Herb Magrlnl Vasco Reg 326H ll Front Davus Dlxle Goldstein Evelyn Sarlln Eleanor Hart Margot Chantelll Dena Peslclca Jacquelyn Berez Sandra Matson Carol 2nd Knudsen, Rose Terry Carol Susoeff Dorothy Hornung, Carolyn Johnson, Kay Cardin Dons Bonanno, Jack 3rd Whlttlngslow Keith, Mendez John Llacuan, Gilbert Dawson Robert Eckart, Elmer Tulee, Roy, Peters John 4th Kwan, Denms Rootsey James McDevitt Muchael Malloy, John Pruett L Athanasopulos George, Camhan Robert ZYYXQ fi Vrtlhvwh W 'ex 1 W' 9 F:-'V 95 .QI Q 'N Q 1 - i A I X l - f ,c . - ,- 1 5, , - ., 1' 1 X V .-........ y , y . ...L- i -. -...ii i -- 'f -1-Li. fr L f I a J 1 , -f5:f:':g,ysQ'gg3. 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U Reg 408H 'll Bottom Hampton Esterlene Glbson Freddie Gee Dansy Garrett Shnrley Gunderson Dorothy Freymlller Lootta Hllls Dolores Hayes Marne Gerloff Dorothy Fram Duane Goodwm Marnan Mnddle Harris Rod Gray Bob Foy Bull Gruepenburg Karl Guensler Darrell Hensley Jrm Gray Jam Top Gasper Wlll Hertzberg Vuc Hull Joseph . .. ' ., '7 1 ' 1 ', I if l 9- - , : I I I I I I . I I I I I I I I I I I I I i I . a . 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 A 1 1 1 1 1 I I . I ' : I I I 1 I I ' Iac, ' - '5 5 , . N W ' c v J ---- ..... qs'-..... - ' A.. , Y Y ' Y' ....... , - .. ,Q '- ef get --- a . 'Q -L I ig , . 1 - X r X: --4 ' f tl ww lf- ., k . -wt . ,N ., 1 - A Ln- , .. ' I . 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 l I I ' 2nd: Milton, Thelma, Oliver, Mattie, Peck, Barbara, Muno, Duane, Parrish, Cherrle, Keller, Pat, Murray, 1 . 1 1 1 - : I I I I ' -' A 114' 4 Ll, - .W I .........................t..W .1 tw., X fl 1 'X I ...M----..,.....,t 'Y . .s 3,9 ' - .. rm . W .F ,WM or . 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Q- . i gi ffl L J '-:A ' is Q'-' II: , ex Reg 435H I1 Bottom Lee Sharon Lastufka Pat Hofmeuster Helen Keller Pat Johnson Leola Johnson Carol Lazootm Joyce Lea Vlrglnla Jungnlckle Ursula Middle Lee Clifford Jung John Lee Andrew Lasky Jay Howard John Jackson Max Johnson Boyd Top Hom Foo Kahler Bull Lane Stephen Kovacs Erme DP' X ,A Ae ta- 91- Hui! Reg 205L I2 Bottom Dedleu Yvette Caruso Lucy Andrews Dorothy Ettm Betty De Long Loretta Baker Top Cano Ted Bleggl Bob Braun Richard Cutrufelll Rich Buonsante Andy Barels Fred Colllns Wllfrecl on - 'U sae u Reg 309L I2 Bottom Torres June Wong May Taylor Betty Stach Joanne Wnclcllffe Shirley Standler Gall Segrln Carol Whitney Betty Top Shlmmon Ken Taylor Roosevelt Tellez Jlm Standlferd Bull Russell Jerry Venturom Hank Shelton Albert 6- Q' CU l X . 2 l I . .. . 0 nn g' l N 'l N .. . sq.. ' fi L , Q ,, in I gf! . 3 . 'O' - . , Q .. . s A -.FN ,, ' . , h Z 'T 5 .- N- ' A 3 . 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N .. , A Q . . . -- -- f l l l - - I I . 1 -. - no Q ' eg' U 9 0'-9 iff V Ak - ' .iii 73 . 96 Q'-' 6 E -'H Reg 400 L Bottom Johnson Martha Klrngenfuss Heddy Lewis Barbara Freeman Nancy Johnston Elorse Malrsplna Carol Lewls Gordon Lew Thomas Top Mabalot Ray Fuller Denny LeMrre Blarr Fuller William Gnshrfu Carl Ford James Fomln Alexis After we leave our regsstry classes Paul and Polly Parrot trudge off down the halls to thelr first perrod classes We have had the current school news read and Interpreted for us we know of the club meetings assemblres games to be played specral events coming up and the attendance has been taken Our home room teachers are our first counselors we take our problems to them and they do therr best to smooth things over and make the process of gorng to school a worthy one New friendships are formed In registry and rt IS truly here that the spnrlt of the school rs formulated lt can be a lot of fun that IS except for being late' Reg 407 L 12 Bottom McDonald Georgla Moresco Elalne McDaniel Pat McKinley Geraldine Medina Pauline Muller Jean Rosenlund Joanne Davls Benrta Newbaumer Mildred Ogletree Elaine John Top Marquez Bob Mclntyre Frank Rickman, Ron Rlcter Ken Perlne AI Dal: 86 7 Q6 fr - a I 5 g r Q -v Y, N Ill 3. 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I ,Y 'V K, 4 I l he REGIMENTAL STAFF BATTAI-ION STAFF Left to rlghf R Carlson R Ferguson R Lombard: SABRE CLUB Left to right L Gomez G Marte H Tong Paul Parrot takes an GCTIVS role In R O T C Leff to rnght ROW ONE Ferguson R Carlson R Gomez L Derby P BGYCHOHO J MCYTS G ROW TWO Lombard: R Lund W Colon W Tong H Pruelf E ROW THREE Bamberger L Sperrlng R H ll J Ross R A L . 1 A L . 4.,, ,j' . ' : . 1 - 2 - - . . . yds., 5 . J. : ' .4 a 'A'- do Y-C of Aw ., . - C L. L ,L ' 1 C. f sg Q i-'vw-Y .z , H' .: -I '- u- 'V ' 'r -l - 1 , 1 , 2 , 1 , 1 V , 2 I - 1 , z , z , 1 , 1 , - 2 , 1 , 1 I , a , - Gbrttlen metal,-, SERGEANTS' CLUB ROW ONE: Lim, R, Stoltz, J, Maguire, J, Mulligan, J, Bell, L, Spira, P, Fulmer, F, Pons, G, Reyes, J, Lew, T, Lewis, G, Rugamus, R. ROW TWO: Dill, J, Faxon, R, Hartman, L, Clement, J, Burst, R, Falk, P, Mahoney, D, Donovan, J, Tur- vey, R, Chan, J, Bixler, R, Yee, J. ROW THREE: Hertzberg, V, Bier, R, McKee, J, Burden, C, Brust, W, Whalen, J, De Jesus, S, Schreyer, E, Bamett, M, Crosbie, R, Hensley, J. Paul Parrot enrolled in the ROTC upon his arrival at Poly. After quite a while he was eligible to ioin the Sergeant's Club, which is made up of all the sergeants in the ROTC. The Rifle Team consists of the most accu- rate shots in the ROTC Battalion. There are three matches held during the school year. The Hearst contest is the big match in which all the high schools of the city compete. At the end of the Spring term the San Fran- cisco high schools hold an examination to determine awards to be made to schools of Brigade and Regimental commanders. The ROTC cadet making the highest score on the examination wins the honor for the school. The Battalion staff is appointed within the school. Each school's ROTC are formed of Battalion Units. The Battalion.contains three or more boys, depending on the number of students in the company. Each class is culled a company. The Sabre Club consists of about 15 boys. These boys are all officers of the Battalion unit. Next time you see the ROTC in action, stop for a minute and realize how much work goes into their marching and shining equipment. Polytechnic is iustly proud of her represen- totives. ll RIFLE TEAM 43 ROW ONE: Ferguson, R, Lewis, G, Rugamus, R, Yee J ROW TWO: Hill, J, Falk, P, Bier, R, Lund, W. ROW THREE: Sperring, R, Bamett, M, Schreyer, E X e 74eo,e64ow lawn Za . enwde 5 , With a cry of lights, sound effects, etc., the stage crew rolls into action. Under the effi- cient guidance of Mr. Morrison these boys and girls successfully operate the stage lights, set up props for the plays and oper- ate the proiectors in school and during rallies. A high-pitched scream emerges from the audi- torium. No, no, shouts Mr. Morrison, Do that scene over again. Constantly striving to perfect scenes and make each play a well-coordinated and smooth-running unit is only one of the many functions of the Drama Club under the expert guidance of Mr. Morrison. sf Paul and Polly have found that dramatics offer a real challenge and it has been a lot of fun, tool We will miss the thrill that comes iust before the curtain parts on the first act and the cheers and laughs of the STAGE CREW Uudience were 0 'ea' 'OMC to US' Left wright. ,FIRST STEP: Michael Perryman. SECOND STEP: ounwt amos, Sandra Hunter fsecretaryl, Bill Standifurd. THIRD STEP: Carl Gishifu, Durell Mullo . FOURTH STEP: Mike Ta lor. TOP STEP: Jerry Keenan, Charles Y Y Sauers fstage manageri, Christianson. ABSENT: Joe Denefeld, Steve Samp- son lphotographerl. CD Gm-Y ggggg gg U -gg it V Oi rv. Left to right. ROW ONE: Ellaine Lewis, Elaine Ozeltree, Joanne Montgomery, Vivian Chinn, Florence Yoxall, Gail Furst, Doris Blalock, Margaret Marqucrdt, Mcxie Jones, Joan Miller, Virginia Lee, Alma Dunstan, Doris Cardin, Betty Ettin, Eva Sanchez, June Torres, Pat O'Brien, Kathy Severs, Helen Hoffmeister, Nancy Wilson, Peggy Stearns ROW TWO: John Krebser, Andy Buosante, Ken Shimrnon, Jerry Russel, Bill Raymond, Bob Bleg i, Diane Ferguson, Faroj.Le5, Loretta John, Margaret Murney, Kathleen Turnbull, Margaret Burns, Sandy Boyd, Doris Sacchetti, Paul Mil- er, im evlne ROW THREE: Peter Spiro, John Cozllan, Lester Warren, Bob Conners, Leigh Guerra, Ron Clode, Jim Ryan, Frank Ro- gers, Tom Dorcey, Hank Venturoni, Jim Poppin, Jim Russo ROW FOUR: Ray Lombardi, Bill Robinson, Nick Storiskof, Darell Mulloy, Sidney Thomas, Fred Hoffman, Ken Kremer, Mel Rasmussen, Homer Smith, Louis Bamberger, Bill Cannon, Harry Frone, Marivin Crockett I f i I i 1 X. 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M Y V YVVA . , M- is er 1- I-X P ORCHESTRA FIRST ROW lrva Joy Noss Gall Perklns Dolores Whltne Betty La Grande Pauline Gerard Mary Llbby Joan Cheechov Duane Foote Marva Rapp Thema SECOND ROW Maguire John Callahan Pat Parker Matti Llm Stan Morenco Edward LeMlre Allen Byrd James Widener Carol Carlton Gretchen Jung John Mr Selmer TOP ROW Solln Hal Moore Edward Zenn Wlllle Dawson Bob Marte Gary Hester Marlon Llppl Larry Thompson Tom Robinson Wnllne Berlmgen Frank Gomez Lloyd Smooth and Iulfmg are the sounds coming from the muslc audltorlum when the or chestra IS In sessuon The students ploy for assemblies and for the graduation exerclses The band, under the agile baton of Mr Larry Selmer, peps up rallles, basketball and football games and assemblies They wln a music block by earning ponnts, attending and playlng at drfterent functions The band never falls to cheer on our teams onward at elther rallnes or at games FIRST ROW Rlchards Shrrley Taylor Nola Smlth Gary Moore Phxl Matson Carol Jackson Eddue Thompson Tom Mabalot Ray Gomez Lloyd SECOND ROW Hom Hun Klvan Dennis Paclnl Bob Alvarado Jerry Chappell Ernle Marte Gar Tryon Dennis Lee Melvin Brandt Susan Alvarado Marshall TOP ROW Norris Mike D rancescantonlo Peter Rlehl Everett Andersen Stanley Lee Me vln FY' wqenler xf I A -5 I 1 I I , 1, . . V wa I 1 H' af, -, I 2 1 1 1 I li , ' 1 1 ' y1 1 1 ' 1 I 1 I 1 I 1 I 1 2 I 1 1 1 1 1 li ' 1 1 1 1 ' I 1 I 1 I 1 I 1 I ' I ' 2 ' 1 1 1 I 1 I I 1 ' I 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 I 1 I 1 I 1 I 1 . 1 I 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 ' 1 I1 I 1 I 1 I 1 I 1 I I1 ' I I 1 I I 1 I 1 I 1 I 1 II I 1 I FI 1 I I 1 I I I I 1 ' I I :I 1 I ' 1 I 1 I 1 1 Des Angles, Marco, Maurer Phil, Llppr, Larry, Berlingen, Frank, Bentley, John, Hester, Marlon, 1 I 1 -...i.- -Ln ss L, ss, ,W s,,s W- f- 'W or ,M KVA, HW., f f f -7- Q, . ,W Q -. ,., ' - I AA ,ss xf . 5 f' . I Gy ..- , lt -N 1 ...s 1 fx 1- 11 1' ,.' ' 1' 1- , Q9 I I I I - 57 1 .. -2 K .1 . Ig -5 5 Ol 'u ,MQ 5: L . 40 rllskg , o -' :ful nl T U ifmll, ,fx ' I H12 -If: - ,,, I . ' I - gil l V I my Qtuhf -- A fQg: NH I- Z O 4 W 2 IT1 Tl O I' P - m O O -4 D z Z U I ITI U U .. ,11 V' IT1 ITI O I C U 'n V' C I' I -4 AND I I I I , I ' ' I TALENTED '. A CAPELLA Y I I I If, I I I lv' xl CHOIR ' fl I FIRST ROW: Coop, Janet, Garner, Janet, Fulton, Betty, Wicklitfe, Shirley, Madden, Rosa, Berliner, Daryl, Harper, Charles, Thornton, Marva, Wong, May. SECOND ROW: Williams, Gwen, Kell, Liesie, Pelfini, Diana, Marquardt, Mar- garet, Skinner, Bobbie, Coleman, Nina, Brown, Armer, Cupp, Mae Ellen, Cupp, Eldoris. THIRD ROW: Walker, Helen, West, Pat, Brown, Glen, Hensley, Jim, Phillips, Hugh, Rawls, Pat, Cordes, Pauline, Stanton, Maril n, Christie, Flo. TOP ROW: Mr. Teplivz, Schultz, Tom, Dorcey, Tom, Baxter, Wilford, Buosante, Andy, Allen, Earl, Wliller, Paul, Cas- mides,Anna e v 'F rw H SING! 0 YE PARROTS MIXED CHORUS FIRST ROW: Quillen, Barbara, Bigone, Betty, Beber, Patricia, Blackburn, Dorothy, Bloch, Linda, Browning, Dorothy, Artis, Darlene, Shields, Louise, Empy, Mary, Carson, Joan, Preston, Alberta, Andrews, Ruby SECOND ROW: Stephens, Darlene, Wyssinger, Ann, Katz, Rachel, Rawls, Pat, Pottin er, Ruth, Rameriz, Josephine, Claw, Nancy, Sanchez, Eve, Freese, Joan, Young, Carol, Montgomery, Dena, Daniels, Biflie THIRD ROW: Moon, Sharon, Nichols, Karen, Stanton, Marilyn, McDonald, Nadine, Krause, Mary, Davis, Bea, Chirsten, Barbara, Fullen, Kristina, Carr, Jewel, Howard, Maceolo TOP ROW: Hansley, Jim, McFarlene, Johnny, Estrada, Richard, Castello, Lloyd, White, Vernon, Salcedo, Manuel, Brooks, Robert, Goldman, David, Saxoni, Robert, Ng, Gene gg O? 3 Paul Parrot fluke ALL good Polylteslcan t help slnglng when he sees a pretty girl GIRL S GLEE ROW ONE lLeft to rlghtl Hamby Sharlet Hamby Virginia Salazar Chris tlne lsbellJerelene Jackson Catherine ROW TWO Zane Deanna Adams Vlrglnla Turner Roberta Poon Luch Walker Helen Danlels Irene ROW THREE Shelby Patsy lsbell lrene Glazner Ella Caldwell Sandra Andreatta Jouan CHEERLEADER S CLUB This club IS comparatively new lt was organized by Dagmar Madsen IH Fall l954, and IS de slgned to tram people IH the lob of cheerleading Don Malvestntl, Head Cheerleader, Sprung l955 has admirably carried on the work of nnstructlng the students Students runnlng for head cheer leader or assistant must be a member of the club 'Nm nah? ROW ONE fLeft to rlghtl Caroline Jackson Carol Bryant Duane Leno Rose Taylor Nancy San Barb Mal ler Pat Keller Dons Blalock Frieda Habech Mary Ramlrez Vlrglma Fazzlno Judy Druhan Lots Hoelter Sarah Konzler Barbara Sabo Jo Josie Duane Yount Anita Bloom ROW TWO Duane Fehrn Duane Bel Cher Pat Smlth Rose Knedsen Carol Terry Arma Brown Gwendolyn Tucker Barbara Rios Lucy Hokker Roberta Turner Roselle Pronty Irene Phillips Duane Munoz Georgea McDonald Deanna Zane Margaret Mumey Susan Wohlken ROW THREE Marne Jones Sue Dorman Dorothy Susoff Carol Jenkins Gall Furst Alma Trout J Ramirez Judy Nelson Sallie Chrlstlansen Carol Hughes Roberta Burns Lucille Hooker Joan Montgomery Donna Burrows ROW FOUR Carolyn Hornlng Elame Mayers Elizabeth Young Jennie Loogolnn Caretta Jones Phyllns Thurber Juanita Theurer Selma Smnth Tom Hull Mike Cum Jose Duarte Bob Paclm Neal Serlff Don Malvestltu 4 'l 'I - I I I . I ' I I I I I ' I I I - I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I l . . 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Qs?-of of-I N wfgl B ROW ONE Loule Corrune Chan Nancy Won Pearl Gee Helen Rogers Dawn Louls Elaine Ferguson Dianne Brrchreld Sue Moreno Bobby Anzalone Barbara Vlero Bobby Sever Kathy Haven Joanne Kauzlee Sarah Muller Carol Green Vurgnnla Hamilton Dolores ROW TWO Valle lsayde Gee Bessie Phrllrps Donna Paul Marllyn Quagmlre Veromsa Marquez Bob Gal ner Clayton Maldonado Ray Kanuhan Marilyn McDamels Pat George Washington Wrllett Sharon Bel cher Duane ROW THREE Camhan Bull Runap Marcella Sacchettl Dons Baker Barbara Welch Bull Kearney, Sue Loule Dennus Lynch Don Vrso Rach Bunton Lenora John Loretta Buress Edrth Hud son Maxine Tom Helen ROW FOUR C lrhan Bull Houston BII Baller Leon Wrllrams Jay Torres Ray Dawson Bob Gallrgos Arnold Saenz Rosalie Guensler Steve Torvanon Pa Eldridge Elaine Staten Morcra Louas Margo De Brush Lee Breznrck Delay Students who have two terms or more of typlng are qualified to work ID the offices The students work the switch board deliver absentee lusts and are all around general handy men Paul Parrot delivers anything and everything anywhere In the school and Polly Parrot types un Mrs Walker s offrce FD .. .ap These are the people sc Q, m that keep your library In order Have you ever wondered what It would 'M 'T ke If no one thered about lt? Wheew what a mess' These stu i7 dents stack books, shelve books, and stamp books They work drlrgently un der the SUPOFVISIOD of Mass Carroll and Mr Look head and assls tant llbrarlans 1 ROW ONE Marquardt, Alrcla, McKrnley, Geraldine, Baxter, Mar garet, Escort, Bertha, Lastufna, Pat, Clayton, Vxola, McNarr, Kay, Moscraga, Jusre, McDonald, Georgra, Newbaumer, Mnllre ROW TWO Russo, James, Eatmon, Claudette, Podonk, Agnes, Rut ter, Sylvua, Emerson, Bob, Snarter, Suzybell, Byrd, Hazel, Phrllups, Donna ROW THREE Dr Fran cescantonuo, Peter, Rasmussen, Egbert, Necktar, Claude, Bruggvsser, Lours, Tong, Donald, Gor ner, Clayton, Lee, Edmund, Paul, Manlyn ROW FOUR Sandrlck, Ken, Weston, Larry, Nyman, Harold, Snooper, Maryanne, Blagle, Carlotta, Tulvy, Ross, Boller, Leon - - gn I- 'II a ' . .- --- . - 4, 5 Q t 9 .I , .. Q - 5 I '-' 1 4 I I. -- I ,.,: I' N I1 .6 , '5 l . ' - I 1 , csc. - 5 I Y . . -9 . , Q - an ' - - - -. + ' I Ak N ,X 1 - J . , V ' .. - e I 1 , , v - I ,gl , . . Q. l l y , .. I ' m , - 1 X 3- AI I In I I ?I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I - 5 I I I I I I I I I I I I ' I I I I I I I I I I I ' I - 3 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ' I I I - 5 U I I I ' I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 'I I I I I I I I I I - . , . , . . . I Y I . vs 'Ia 1 J 0 ..' - .Va ,S , 54 ,Y ' 5 ' , -, 0.51 Q - vi . If-It -Jan,-,. Meek-- , , 'R I ' ' - ' Q' ' .' as , o '-I ',,,. .l. y ' 5,4 , . ,,v' ,' . ' -. 2 . 1 be Ii ' bo- ' 5 - ' 6 5 ' . ... V , . , .- . , - ',, 4 X . x ' I 1 A . . 7 . , 1 , I . 1 I . I ' A . , lf? S I I , t ,WY - ,, l',f'A,, T - r m V! , J- ix A A- A L T: I , ' -'Ie b V -,' as 'rv i. -no '11 vi 1 Q 'Nl ,i 4, ,A ROW ONE: fl.eft to rightl lsayde Vallag Rose Marie Si colig Margot Hartg Dana Chiantellig Eleanor Sarling Jackie Pesickag Edith Burressg Diane Yountg Evelyn Goldsteing Mr. Benton. ROW TWO: Annette La Grossg Martha Johnsong Shirley Johnsong Elizabeth Klattg Jeanette Mottinig Barbara Norstromg Leslie Hinkg Marilyn Schwartz. ROW THREE: Janet Coopp Nancy Styrisg Beverly Cameronp Helen Lehtog Barbara De Weeseg Gay Thomasg Georgia MacDonaldg Roxanne Hendersonp Millie Newbaumer. FUTURE ,--K 4 RETAILERS of POLYTECHNIC nos. A 1- ' 'l A '! l: J . .- Q, Cf, z K-, if 'S r Future Retailers of Poly- technic was officially organized in the Fall of 'l953. It is affiliated with the Future Retailers of California. The Future Retailers Club plans to develop progressive C' S 1 .kv f. X., leadership in Retailing and to increase the knowledge of opportuni- ties to young people in this field. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA F. T. A. has been in existence since 1954 here at Poly. lts purpose is to acquaint the mem- bers with different aspects and prob- lems of teaching. The members are all planning to teach in elementary or sec- ondary schools in the near future. oe- - in FUTURE RETAILERS ROW ONE: fl..eft to rightl Ursula Jungnicklej Nancy McArthurg Mary Empeyg Lucy Urbinag Beverly Marchus Diana Leno Ken Sokolowsko ROW TWO Doris Albin RoxanneHenderson Jeanette Nakano Regina Ching Verda Wellsg Patricia Reberg Patricia Smith. ROW THREE: Mel Rasmdsseni Gerald Kee: ' nangNick Sanguinettig Bob Woolridgeg Charles Liggettg Charlie Andersong George Gomez. X4 W ewdce acdetg The Serv este G5 I C5 CN 95 filrq .4 1 5 - i S 6 -L ,D 015, W Q I .l. S 0- S T T fi i -1? 55 3 IENJSJ i, lg? xl ?!+xF ROW ONE: fLeft to rightl Valle, lsoyde, Torres, June, Schaeberl Potase, Joan, Galon, Gregorio, Hart, Margot, Mr. Hunderfard, Montgomery, Joann, Willet, Sharon, Leno, Diana, Belcher, Diane, Asmussen, Lois. ROW TWO: Fernandez, Evelyn, Edwards, Norma, Lee, Carol, Andrus, Diana, Homnin , Carolyn, Burns, Margaret, Medina, Pauline, Dunstan, Alma, Donchenko, Alla, Boyd, Sandra, Bonnano, Jack. ROW THREE: Trout, Alma, Gerberding, Marlyss, Hink, Leslie, Susoeff, Dorothy, Moyers, Elaine, Lchito, Helen' Noss, Gail, Murney, Margaret, Ryan, James, Neff, Gil, West, Pat, Coleman, Betty. ROW FOUR: Rogers Dawn, Cameron, Beverly, Whitney, Betty, Suncan, Bill, Osterbaum, C, Gillette, Ray, Peters, John, Buon sonte, Andy, Thomas, Sid, Kremer, Ken, Crabtree, Jerry. I I ice Society started the Spring term off with a bang, by giving the first dance of the sea- son. One ofthe society's many duties is helping at rallies and special assemblies when asked. The society is ably led by Lois Asmussen, President, Pat West, Vice President, Betty Coleman, Secretary, Sandy Boyd, Treasurer, and Jerry Crabtree, Sergeant-ot-Arms. C. S. F. is one of Polytechnic's oldest organizations lt's main function is in suppl in recom . . . . ' . Y 9 ' mending tutors, for various sublects, and to help in the orientation of new students. The officers for the Spring 55 term are: Ken Kremer, President, Bill Ja, Vice President, Kay Mochida, Secret- ary, and Dorothy Susoeff, Treasurer. Civ-Nl T ee,fUeeeee--eyfsm-eeeef-M-A if L A me - . 7. TOP ROW: Soo Hoo, Richard Kremer, Ken, Lew, Thomas Kwon, Dennis, Harkey, Ron Mahoney, David, Peters, John Jue, Ray, Erickson, Bert, Hoel ter, Bruce. THIRD ROW: Boyd, Smdro Andrus, Diana, Daniels, lrene Noss, Gail, Druhan, Judy Guenslef, Steve, Bonanno Jack, Thomas, Sid, Crabtree Jerry. SECOND ROW: Beldier, Diane Lee, Carole,'Fernondez, E elyn, Codon, Diana, Hink, Ar l L 5 I 1 Dorothy, Rindal, Evelyn Christi, Flo, Athuwosapulos George. ' FIRST ROW: Valle, lsayde Sicoli, Rose Marie, Potasz Joan, Golan, Gregorio, Hart N Margot, Chiontelli, Dena, Pe tha, Wong, Moy I 1 1 I 1 y. lene, Terry, Carol, Susoeff, 1 I I I I - sicka, Jackie, Johnson, Mor- ,J T.. Z, Y X1 .f Darrell Mulloy Sports Editor Make Rnos Second Page Edltor Julue Garfnn kel First Page Editor George Bushneff Thu rd Page Editor Flo Chrnstre Edltor In Charge STAFF MEMBERS Bushneff George Chrlstl, Florence Durant, Mary Dunston, Alice Fow er, Bull Garfunkel Julie Graham, Pat Gerberdlng Marlyss Henderson, Jo Anne Henderson, Yvonne Johnson, Donna LaGrave, Tom Madsen, Marcia Mallsplna, Carol Mclntyre, Frank McKay, Pearl Medina, Paullne Mulloy, Darrell Payne, Carole Rawls, Pat Rsos, Make Sokolowskl, Ken Torres, June The Parrot IS a student publlcatlon pub lished by the students and Its mam function IS to chronicle school happen ings lt offers the student a wlde choice In wrntlng features, polls, Interviews, sports, edltorlals Meeting deadlines us excltrng fun and no one else has a and Polly, one could almost say they have a beak, ahem, a nose, that IS for news Pawn: omg 7466 Busy fingers speedily prepare copy Mary Durant, Marlys Gerberdlng and Carole Payne I ' F M, n 1 4. it . . . 1 y ,ff , 2 w - x ' . K' V . I I ' Q . . . . - X closer pulse on student life than Paul . I f O A fliepf-,,,.f .A 1 'A , ' 2 ' ' , ' 2 ' ' ' 1 l I I I l l I I I . I I -, P 3 gf. ..,-1 I ' Rarely is an edita'retained for an enthe year. ln the choice of Florence Christi for editor, her work was so outstanding there was no doubt she would be the logical one to succeed herselh Flo's conscientious attitude toward her work, her ability to get along with her co-workers and the driving force which she used upon herself to set an example, were contributing factors to the success of the Parrot. Frank Mclntyre, even though not a member of the spring staff, donated many hours to drawing up superior span pages. ln ad dlhon, he vnote many sparkhng span stones and demonshated a superior grasp of Poly s sports world Marchlta Maclas, Bob Bean and Cliff Ladley worked diligently supervising copy, WYHIHQ themselves, selhng ads and generaHy making themselves indispensable The otherinembers ofthe staH contnbuted much ofthemselves and their personalities It was a well knit organization whose keynote was optimism and news coupled with fair play and down right fun Acting as faculty advisor was Robert Hess FLORENCE CHRlSTl Editor In Chief A pdflfbdf duff 5,0209 v March: a Macias Cliff Ladl ey and Bob Bean STAFF MEMBERS Alvlra Ama Andrus Diana Bean Robert Chinn Vivian Friednchs George Christi Florence Coleman Betty Everlst Joyce Grant Barbara Gregory Marilyn Ladley Clifford Macias Mardnta Malnspina Ca ro Mar Marilyn Miller Dons Nyman Harold Payne Carole Torres June Marilyn Mar Joyce Everust Vivian Gunn Harold Nyman June Torres Anna Alvura Dons Muller - l . . 0 - . . . , . 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I I as DQ 6 ' QF Gini in-1 1' Y I ROW ONE Stevens Duane Masclago Josephine Salez Rosalie Rudometkun Dar lene Edgecombe Judy Keegan Joan Lopez Ramona ROW TWO Le Grande Pauline Salazar Chrustune Kamhan Marilyn Le Blanc Carol Vlera Margaret Belcher Duane Y IS a vice club related to the YWCA s In our city The gurls meet every other Monday night at one of the mem -- ber s homes with thelr counselor As this Trl Y was lust recently organized, they have not sponsored any actlvlty as yet However, they are plan ning a very busy program for the future '36 Q9 The Trl Y Clubs at Poly are servnce clubs related to the YWCA s In our -v city The gurls meet every other Tuesday at one of the member s homes, with thelr coun selors Different actlv ltles are planned by the elected oftucers Pres :dent Donna Elsenpeter, Vuce Presudent Sue Kear ney, Secretary Alla Don chenko Treasurer, Sue Burchtleld Chaplain Carol Clark TRI Y ROW ONE Davis Dnxue Elsenpeter Donna Lombard Linda Sacchetfl Dorls Keller Pa Baker Barbara Clark Carol Dunstan Alma ROW TWO Davns Letha Momone Rosalue Medina Pauline Muller Carol Bevenclnzu Jean Hey wood Nancy Jewkes Janeen Furst Gaul ROW THREE Burchfleld Sue Kearney Sue Shoemate Maxine Dobbs Sherlln Ogletree Elaine Rogers Marty Donchenko Alla Jenkins Carol I 6 'Y v ' ' . . -ev.: , if Trl II ser- .. ,- . wx 3 1' I U 1 9 f- Y X C -f J -G' J E v C 1 - , '9 5 0 S r -- ' ' 5 ' ' . x ' - L , 5 , V I 4 , ' I W y ,Ls , X .. 2 . r ,, ' 1 . . 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Our pictures have been takien 'for the Journal...we have bought our announcements and have been wearing our senior rings for many months. It doesn't seem possible that the culmination of twelve years of school attendance has now come to an end. Many of us will go on to fame and fortune, many of us will marry and become homeowners and take an active part in our community life. Many of us will feel the urge of travel and the military will take others from our ranks. No matter what the future may hold for us...no matter how far we go or how diverse our paths may become, for a long while we were as one. We were a unified class in a wonderful school. Some of the bad things we ex- perienced will fade and only the good things will remain in our memories. Wherever we go, whatever we do, Poly is our Alma Mater and we shall always bear a fond place in our hearts for her. 4 I XJ J I J farm M 1 N w X N 4 H 0 , Lp if ffm, A N NMX AQ GU ,D JM TVLJ A I . M Uv m A 4 J . Ji 0 j x Nx f .2 5 X u L X -C 'N Q ' w X Y0UffWhfaT 5crnfc6 on! H125 f' L pu? . P0 I ,.'ff!-' 4771! H fe I , znf ' A J ' , '4L,,x fx L ! '!L fy W I W f , V 1 1 I i .V6'.'t, i fxxlllf ,f 517 X J 1 v ,Q .yn . , 'ibn ' 15341 fx' C' ' ff J?-of ,X xg x gf I 1: 1' f ? 'E Q f 0 fl 1 N fx n A , . X or ' ,9 it . , s r I 'x 1 -J - , A, 7 a F . . Q fgf C X' x -? flx 44' Su 1' 1' J- X '- A ' X X Y T T ll YVUA D A 0 u ' , ' f Q! 75 'D-:f4l'l ll i' ' 1 gl Dora Prell Dave Madsen Dagmar Madsen Janet Crow Al Offenham Dawn Rogers CHEERLEADERS Our cheerleaders are the splrlt of Poly As they go, so goes our rooting section ln the fall Dagmar capably led the cheerleaders with her enthusiastic and whole hearted loyalty to Poly ln the sprang Don Malvestltl took over and the rooting crowds of students spurred our teams on to victory Dime Fern Rosamond Knudson Don Malveshtn Dorothy Suseoff Margaret Murney CHEERLEADERS Ty my lf mud G Parrots work hard ond play hard but at Poly all ns not work I the field of athletics Poly IS always a name with which to be reckoned Our teams are noted for the hard but clean way they play the game Because of our top notch coachnng staff and our spuruted tradltlons Poly teams ore always nn the tuck ofthe battle rlght up to the final gun Here IS a recap of our athletic 4 v W6 GYM V5 xxxm wgjw N 4 M I J n A ,. ., , Ml My lv ll ll gi K ' ' 77 R . . ' . ' ' .1 . ' n enlseqvsfsfofnfke1,954Q1955Se'QSon. A l It U N A H' . WY' f s rj P? xx r ft X M' X kgs 07 I YN In St: ...H Q 9 gs bl 1 'QP JJ 4+-+ Left to right FIRST ROW K Shlmmons R Herrick E Cobb R Rebuck B Rudometkln B Dawson E Salvotti J Bums R Maldonado F Rogers B Stone J Russell C Carr B Bleggl E DlMarco and J eld SECOND ROW R Torres D Guensler H Venturoni D Boyd R Weathers B LeMlre R Braun E Burns G Friederlchs J Lane R Cox G Mahl M Hom T Cano G McGraw B Welch and G Carrxllo THIRD ROW H Form B Pruola Coach P McPhail A Perann R Rickman R Child H William N So nakoff T Cloutier B Vogel M Keller S Friedman D McKahn A Shelton R Grimes L Dalbey J Popnn and CoachM Axt 7m'd4zl 1754 CQLJM uJ MM Poly's rugged defense digs in against Sacred Heart in the Pageant. GALILEO PAGEANT The lowly Lions were no match for the Parrots and were The Parrots drew the Sacred Heart Irish and easily buried 40 to 0. Bob Bleggi tallied twice, and Bill Welch, defeated them 13 to 0. Bill Welch and Willie Zenn Willie Zenn, Ted Cano, cnd Emi? Cobb added to the touch- scored Poly's six pointers. Ed Bums added the down parade. Ed Bums toed four conversions. conversion. 'vf 1 ,.'Q I 191: 14, ,ll -. '- i . , f.. -., P Bull Welch behnnd the savage blocking of Morgan Hom tears through the Balboa llne for a Parrot touchdown fPboto courtesy of San Frmczsco Examxnerl Match Keller f24l cuts behind Erme DnMarzo s block as he rlps off a twenty sux yard galn a alnst Mlsslon LOVIELL ST IGNATIUS Poly s arch rnval Lowell was the next vlctum to feel the :Jai by EddB:::swITJ:'T'gog5:l:g1gn lSs:keacTE:hPar5olsLe:1s' Pa rots strength The flnal score was 27 to 0 Jlm Popnn Y ounce ' n 'm 9 Holuard Wrllman Bob Bleggl and Ernie DlMarzo dad the touch fnd Bob Blogs' lalhod wa 'E' on mul' whlle Mnch Kel down honors and Ed Burns booted three outoffour extra points c:n?g?slE:?ums scored on' 0 ground Bums added 'hm' . v , X 4 W '. ,l ,. .4 ,I Ofhflf Pl'- Vols we Ed Bums l7l, Bob Bleggi l3l, Ron Rebuck l40l,-and AI Shelton ?19l. . SACRED HEART For the flrsttlme an the season the Parrots were forced to work hard to gaun the nod An rnsplred lrlsh team gave us tough battle before fallnng 14 6 Ed Burns md Mntch Keller scored the touchdowns md Burns accounted for the extra points MISSION In the hardest game of the season the Parrots nosed out the Bfars 19 13 The game wasn t decided untul the final two mlnutes when Erme DI Marzo made a sensahonal catch on the one yard llne and dove over for the wlnnlng score Ed Burns md Russel Weathers scored the other touchdowns and Bums got one conversion i '99 Bull Welch fm shffarms a Balboa tackler on hrs way to o 10 yard gam Jam Lcne UU comes up to assust from the slde It Earning a well deserved rest are KL Rl Duck McKahn, George Frnednchs, Ed Burns, Willy Zenn, l l Russel Weathers, Sandy Frnedman, Howard Wullman, and Larry Dalbey. X , I . . . ' . . . . y v. - W . 1 , ,A .-. - V , , 4. , y 3 , Z, t . K. . . ,. , . V' 1 S K . ,., , i . X . I A ? , , Y e, .. M .N , ,V . - .. if 4 A ff' E .M rrr, S ,R f ' I sr' K ,, ' ' 4, , - , M , Q W' K ,. , V W, , for A . Z4 W. . ' 45' I nj' ' it .. .Q rl kjp, V.. Q , 'rr 4 - V ' .XM , WGN Y . I ri, a A U K nl. K v .f :Qi f'-va LINCOLN GAME WASHINGTON GAME The Mustangs, who had been picked to upset the Parrots, Despite the sloppiest playing conditions of the sea- never came within reach and were handily beaten 30-20. Poly's touchdowns were mode by Ed Burns, who scored twice, Ernie Di Marzo, and AI Shelton. Burns converted Ed Bums packed the bull across for the gamels four times and Dick McKohn accounted for a safety. only score. son the Parrots were able to defeat the Eagles 6-0. -L - .- L 'L 3 .- ,Lf -j:' uh' 'F '-' Y Ron Rebuck with ball, is stopped after 0 6 yard gain against Mission Gary McGraw l7land Bob Bleggi Bl arrive too late to help Adm mi za gud was Q i Q-my ,JT Larry Dulbey lwith balll is swarmed by S l tacklers after retuming a punt I4 yards Howard Will man f20l Gary McGraw H71 Dale Boyd HSI and George Fnedrlchs f20l are unable to help him I C. . 1 . . Q . l seg, - , I VL., Q. ' K? , fi LL r , , I -V. , .5 ' f ! - J ' , A ' . , , if 1 , K, , . . 1 X n Q N at 1 4 fr '7' I I I I l . l Mutdw Keller 1241 shows the form that won hum all clty Bull Welch lwath ball, heads for enemy territory after plcklng off a Mlsslon aerial Other Parrots are Ted Cano 91 Jlm Poprn l'l0l Larry Dalbey 21 Mitch Keller 245 and Hank Venturonl 'l2l BALBOA GAME The Buccaneers offered llttle opposltlon to the Par rots who laced them 33 I9 Bull Welch sparked the attack by scorung twlce and Bob Bleggl Match Keller Burns kicked three conversions The Mlsslon Bears brought prepdom s greatest reign to an abrupt halt by virtue of their 27 7 vlctory over e SEMI FINAL The Mlsslon Bears brought prepdom s greatest relgn to an abrupt halt by vlrtue ot their 27 7 vlctory over the Parrots Faced with lnlurles, fatlgue, and an In spared Bear team the Parrots were forced to surrender their crown Ted Cano tallied Poly s only touchdown and Ed Burns converted Tribute should be pond to these boys who gave thelr all for the Red and Black honors as he barrels for 25 yards agalnst Lowell Bob Bleggu Q31 clears the way for Match Ted Cano l9l provndes protectron for Ed Bums conversion attempt agarnst Sacred Heart nn the Pageant The Parrots were VlCf0YIOUS T3 0 l , ' ' , l , ' l , ' l . and Larry Dalbey scored the other toulchdowns. Ed . ' - o n - - ' . I I 1 1445644 on tie cami! .anniv- i lllll lllll llll lllll 0,3219 my. if FIRST ROW G Womack W Gasper B LeMlre R Cufrufelll, M Perryman J D Young ondR Gllletle SECOND ROW R Knope, D Campbell G Shewl, G Merrlft, B Slmmons V Corl E Allen and 8544645416 FIRST ROW Couch Watt and daughters, W. Colllns, R Taylor, B. Wong, and C. Llggetle. SECOND ROW l.. Sclndstrom, R. Derrlck, E. BYIQBS, C. Brown, and J. Tellel. THIRD ROW E. Stople T Reagan J. Gullonl, and F. Bender 3,1 -xc.. ...HN W . .. ,, ,..- V ---.-........-,,,,,, --..............., -. - . 2,sffrf:,,, ,V an A - --J.gil:fQ1j'-- , K ,. ' 5 ' . L- ' ' .f - ' 'I ' . 5575? ' A-mzswl J ' A , ' 'f.k1i:.f.f . 5235 W . ,.,. .. H , J , . , . M : . , . , . , . . , . . , : . . , . . . , . , . . . N. - D I ' X K , X . . I , J . f f' '1 l l ' . . 1 . A. , X7 I T 1 POLY 50 POLY 49 POLY 28 POLY 46 POLY 58 'POLY 56 POLY 40 POLY 34 POLY 33 POLY 34 POLY 28 -L---.-2 VARSITY SEASON S.H LINC WASH LOW O'CON BAL MISS. GAL S.I POLY37 POLY37 POLY23 POLY43 POLY7l POLY45 POLY36 POLY41 LIGHTWEIGHT SEASON S.H L INC WASH LOW O'CON BAL MISS GAL Low. 32 S., 42 POLY 37 5.1 POLY 22 WASH B Fo ler hlts a lump shot gamst L ell n ea ly season a t n Maurice Jones C257 tches xlously Basketball at Poly was a great success In 1955 The varsity flnlshed the season with a 6 won 3 lost record md then upset Lowell In the playoffs The Parrots however lost to St lgnatlus In a game for the right to meet Lowell for the tltle The llghtwelghts flnlshed the season with a 7 won 2 lost record and then lost the playoffgame wlth Washington For the varsity J D Young was namecl to the 2nd strung all cuty team and Mauruce Jones made the 'lst strung mud term all csty For the llghtwelghts Roosevelt Taylor and Bobby Wong made the lst team and Elvnn Brudges made the 2nd team -it...-3'-' I,-4'-,,.. Roose elt Taylor P ly s all clty llghtwel t dn es In for lay up agalnst Washmgton I the playoffs The Eagles edged the Par ots 24 22 to gain the championship game th Lo ell Thel d ans squeaked by the Eagles 37 36 to capture the title RICH CUTRUFELLI CECIL ROSS 2 ill w ' ' a ' ow i r i ' wa an ' . . . . . . I I I ' I I ' . I I I . I I ' I l . D . . . . O - . . . ', K , I It ll , I ...-.--1-- .av t Y . . 2. T ' i A-X ' ' .Q . , S M-- ?. f ., A f 4 l . ..-f' ' ' . Y 0 E'?5 l V I . . - - . . Q V 1 0 ' dl' I V ' .n - r . . . . wi w . n i - ' . BLAW LeMIRE ROOSEVELT TAYLOR Hugh flymg Elvm Brldges clears a rebound against Galxleo as U-rl Cecll Ross W ll Collins Roosy Taylor and Jim Tellez look on The Lnons upse? ihe Parrots 54 41 ,J Wull Gasper goes aloft to grab o rebound agcunst Galileo B ll Ssmmons J D Young and Rach Cutrufelll stand ready to help if Mauruce Jones battles Tom Meschery md Ken Ballmg of Lowell for a rebound as Grader md Fowler look on COURT ACTION Elvun Brndges wlfb ball gews set for a lay up agamsf Galileo as Collnns Taylor md Tellez look on . V AY. X . Y' l e s ' O . . . . . . . I i I ' I ' . l l K rnei' fftl, 5 r 1, l , 5 f r 1 7 . s,,'. V I ' ' ' . i , - . , ' l . l . A . K L 1 . F Q4 - I I . .lg if? mis N -J QM. E4 Q2 555, feng ' , I5 f X4 f 'e 'V' J kt 1? Fifi 111, NNW 1 1 t Al I Kf,7z, Af St 0 r FIRST ROW Castello Woolndge Addlenan Joverlan Hancock Trotter Blanchard C Carr Carrlllo and Coach Ebert SECOND ROW Adcms Mclntyre Welch Htodes Ford McDevitt Cobb Payne A Carr Sereff and Knrchoff THIRD ROW Mulloy Grimes Federoff Popln Friedman Hale Richter Sneed Stone and Howell Poly s varslty track team swept through elght straight dual season wlns without once tasting defeat Going unto the All Cnty meet, the Parrots were tabbed as the team to beat, and they proved their sup porters predictions to be correct as they ended Washington s sux year reign with a tremendous vlctory The Parrots scored 46 points, three more than thexr closest competitor, St lgnatlus, to capture the championship Double winners Wilfred Gasper and Herb Blanchard paced the Parrots to victory They were aided by first place winners Ken Richter and Darrel Mulloy and each of thenr teammates turned In flne performances Poly s llghtwelghts failed to wm any titles, but several boys captured flrst place medals Emlt Cobb turned a double wan for the 'l20s by wlnnlng the broad lump and IOO yard dash Bob Dawson set the l20s pole vault record by soaring I1 ft 5 In St lgnatlus proved to be the sur prlse of the meet by flnlshlng second to the Parrots with 43 points The four Poly first place winners, Wilfred Gasper, Herb Blanchard, Ken Richter, and Darrel Mulloy earned the right to represent Poly at the State meet In Los Angeles Congratulations to the new A A A champions, the coaches, rand every boy on each team for the outstanding lob they dad all season Wfylmyt cane through with q double wln In the clty meet and was Poly s tap point wnnner I slums over a hurd e all season 'P' l F : I ' I I I I I I I ' I ' I : I . I I ' I I I ' I . I I . I I ' . I - . - . . . I - . 1 I - n - . - 4 I 1 u . . 1 . eff , I Tn I Y ,J I A. O , .55 I . , IJ I I I If MU My I ' ' ' s Il f-I' tl A I 'Isl' Lt IA ' VV, wer u ' I f ' IQ . - I' ' E3 I ' ' , , W ' I st, 5 I K x P I , J I Bob Bleggi flashes top form as he Wilfred Gasper soars over the crossbar asuhe prepared for the all,city meet Wxlfred ,,,..3..--if-' F. li,- .Qn-5 EBJ, Lloyd Castello Dyck MCKahn QQ? Bob Bleegl X L ff Je 'Y Bell Ken Ruchter Q 3.53 'akwrggg G9 Gary McGraw Roosevelt Taylor Herb Blanchard Emi? Cobb Jim Popin Duffel NUHOY .I - 'I G3 Q 5 E955 FIRST ROW Sharp H Duncan Zenn Thomas Robrnson Jabln Herrick Gruppenburg and Coach Lester SECOND ROW Llacuna Rebuck Brug glssera Prlola Ward Washington B Duncan Degray and Cropper THIRD RON Allen Brown Wrnght Vmghn Thomas Tulee Rehn and Isles RAY HERRICK FOURTH ROW Weston Cooper Lucas Ranknn Fromme Smith Pewltt Clay and C Allen TWV 'P'l-'P' Lester SECOND ROW Cobb Wong Meyer Baker Morgan and Llacuna THIRD ROW Luby Montell Glesen Paulon Hamby and Paulson Kr' -1111 5-41 -14. M., I Up front and about to break the tape another Poly Speedster shows the Gary McGraw ,takes hrs, against washington form that kept the Parrot onthe championship track .1 .s : I . I I I I I . I . I A I 1 - : 1 1 ' W s I I I ' Y 5 I I N X! 4 If lo l V ' I -2 If 5 F ,. IJ: I I HM. M , , ???,tf1,, , I f , V 1 B ' 4 , A -:. 4 wg: FIRST ROW: Grilles, Vlan Giesen, McGilbery, Marquez, Carson, and Coach KARL GRIPPENBURG A 1 ' 1 E ,A 1 1 .., I F3 MM.. .A ,,,V, , W' - 7 ' 5 J, T ' , ' R '-1 l I I I 1 ,, 9 - .:, , I , T M , I .4 L I, I , I K X . ' 'SL XY '11 1- Mm.-- Q D H Y ' , . n 1 Q ' , :Um 'ht' f QU' ff 3 so . . Y- ,fV, -K: 1,-f--,A-if ---- 5 A--,,x -- sm. f? 4 'mi 193' . W ' F P' 7 . 1 11 so Q ,. . . FIRST ROW' Lynch Sdwl Ross Lee A LeMire B LeMire Wamock and Cortez SECOND ROW Coach Ax? Venfurom Nash Clouher Slrrmons Cox and Onstod Zcwedall SEASON SCORES Poly 7 Balboa 9 Poly 6 Poly 6 Po y 'I Poly 8 Poly O Poly 2 Po l Mlsslon 8 Galileo 6 Lowell l SH 7 Wash 4 Llncoln 2 BLAIR LeMIRE SS HANK VENTURONI C 1' will V5 BILL SIMMONS P Coach Mllt Ax? surveys the SIfUCfIOf'lfYCXT1fl'1Q RICH COX P sidelines as has Parrots struggle for victory l ff X Coach Milt Axt and hls ace shortstop Blair Cen' ROSS CF LeMlre, take time out from practice pew Ansmd 33 AI LeMlre QB Blair LeMlre huts the dart to score against Tom ClOUf'ef CF St Ignatius V Fletcher Nash OF Ron Suhl lnl: 7-mad 74056466 '87 I., 1 FIRST ROW: Stone, Honeywell, Paulson, Fischer, Thomas, and Woolwine. SECOND ROW: Moore, Warnock, Skelley, Clay, and Rehn. THIRD ROW: Mclntyre, Edwards, Hepburn, Weber, Maranai, and Davis v I, I , 1 f , ' T Ii.4 Lf M 'M I 545075 FIRST ROW: Carson, Sharp, McDermott, Switak, Hatch, Grey, Brinkman, Ad- ams, and Walts. SECOND ROW: Beers, Nortensen, Stratos, Dawson, Thomp- son, Herran, Johnson, Ford, Trezise, Hubby, Solis, and Heide. THIRD ROW: , Wheeler, Coach Williams, Lynch, and Allen. j,Lxv'Q was-W Gnu dddltfly- FIRST ROW: Lucas, Montgomery, Ward, Llacuna, Ham- by, Houston, Miranda, Blanchard, and Wood. SECOND ROW: Walsh, Onstad, Addlemon, Neff, M. Castello, Gray, Tul ee, Weston, and L. Castello. THIRD ROW: Lindstorm, Payne, Alaniz, Mills, Roldan, Cannon, Sanq.1inefti, Rhodes, McDevitt, Voight, Coach Ebert, and Howell. emule fl.-RI Bentley, Buonsonte, Byrd, Pruett, Crabtree 1 Q Norwood, Hoelter, Thomas, Henderson, Harlow ' and Hoffman. Bowling, swimming, roller-skating, vol- ley boll, basketball and softball are some of the many varied games. The GAA Program at Poly is a very ex- fensive one. Most of the activilies fake place after school although units are al- lowed cluring school hours. i l , - i 0:64 9 4 'Al N E 4 1? Ul q' . I' y, W Q.. ,gk Keglers all are given valuable pointers by bowling sponsor, Miss Goldberg. 12 Our erstwhile editor, Frank Mclntyre, looks over a recent copy of the Parrot. Frank de- signed all the sports layouts in this section. I 6 l if i Mrs. Joan Alvarado, Department bead of Girls P.E. has been on leave of absence during the spring semester. She has been greatly missed by all who know her and we are looking for- ward to her retum Fall semester l955. Block P girls and their dates enioy o rolling evening of fun on skates. 153-E M., ,J- SPORTSMAN ALL f,.xi W.. 3 Um cwlamtdama ' 1 --2, J ' J , x 'f Q .K ' ' I f , 1 ' I I , . xl' 54 1 ll -1, . , ' a 'h .2 Yr,-,Q gd ,,,,,. V, - - - 1,, 2 Alter graduation- Remember, the telephone company IS a good place to work G f'-rp JN startmg salary good Earn while you learn New friends and old Interesting work opportunlty for advancement Regular ralses sickness benefrts Don t delay now IS the t1me to talk lt over Our fnendly employment people W111 Welcome you at 445 Bush St 140 New Montgomery 4' fl! Paciflc Telephone M O O A . I O ' ' f f - 1 I Xe Y . ' 'Q O I , O 0 O l . C O . I 0 mon L40 11,0 9 Q 4 Q 5: i 1, 1- o E- S ? I 5 for ,Q N 'flruouztll f' J -1 -., Q -x HA f'I.m17 U v X N,- A ,,,,.- ez-rf' Aff iii' AR v 1 J 1'- A 1 ff M V1 F V I by ' wk 1 I . - , YT ,A Y kxiivl Q 1 2 , V 5 - P 6 4 M11 gy -V U 1 5? Q ziggy 'W , , , , 5 ' YA KNOW WHAT? 4 w fl A... ,V +3 WERE POLYITES! 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