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

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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

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.. 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,