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

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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

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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

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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'