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

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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

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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

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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