Polytechnic High School - Polytechnic Yearbook (San Francisco, CA)
- Class of 1957
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SPRING GRADUATES OUR ADVERTISERS . Page 88 Page 104 Page 123 Page 38 Page 48 Page 60 PAGE A' ,f , N c . , . .4 V - if . j , I f,g:iN,z3 fn, - LEX- , A M57 ?, 5'f!, - .A i f I 1--,355 1- ii' Q 1 1 Y F41 5 'H f A . .111 -L fi R. SUTHERLAFQD MISS EDITH BELL R THOVAS . ARTHUR SUTHERLAND . GRANVILLE THOMAS HOWARD THOMPSON .WARREN TELFER The Polytechnic 1957 is dedi- cated to those who are leaving this school after many years of devoted service. Words cannot adequately express the feelings ofthose past and present Polyites who haye been instructed, guided, and helped by Miss Edith Bell, Mr. Arthur Sutherland, Mr. Granville Thomas, and Mr. How- ard Thompson. To say that they will be missed is a masterpiece of tuiderstatement. Yet, it is the simple truth. On behalf of the Polytechnic High School faculty, student body, and alumni, the staff of the '57 yearbook would like to wish the retiring teachers many years of happiness, health, and good fortune. Thank you and God bless you. FORWARD: The Polytechnic 1957 expresses the theme of the new Polytechnic High School. . .the school that is going modern. On the second floor the new Lux Electronics and Science Laboratory is nearing completion and will soon be in use, training the scientists of tomorrow. The school bond issue was passed, part of which will be utilized to modernize the building. 1957 has found Polytechnic going mod- ern in many ways. This year the yearbook goes modern, too, symbolizing the new Polytechnic growing out of the traditions of the past. Turn the pages, take a look. . .as usual, Polyites are keep- ing in step with the times! f mum t p W- ,--ti-Q o a -, , l X is F, l- i M, - , ah P -- - - P SN y X X 'QRS w f- 4 2993 3-: WL P N me ,y 5 , K , K ly 1 f xr i V I Y! il ' in RT i'..u-vew1L PAGE 7 S'-To 1 ,.- sb 1 ' 'Y' .Xi 3 ,. 4-' ' f -ff i. PU WSG HR. TIELYX x 'I , 7 HE . v .: !-ALS . ,. ' w i N -K ' .A Q gperirg rtroer ci the all-faciiltl, osserntll, in lar- tar, feettret Nr. Peterstr :fic rulers of tlee fzicnlb. an e rut-tackling Iadcer em! yo-it slot. N Winnie M rx -2 f 'K ' X f 315 1 X , MR. PETERSON l00KS T0 THE FUTURE Mr. Peterson says: -'The spirit of Polytechnic High School is well defined in a quotation by James Bryant Conant, a former United States Ambassador to WestGermany. when he described the pur- poses of education. He stated. 'The primary concern of American education today is . . . to cultivate in the largest number of our future citizens an appreciation both of the responsibilities and the benefits which come to them because they are Americans and free! Since 1895 Polytechnic High School has given students of San Francisco an oppor- tunity to develop skills and acquire knowledge which would contribute to their development as useful citizens. The form of student gov- ernment and activities has been developed through the years with the objective of pro- viding an opportunity for the practice of the rights and privileges which mature citizens enjoy. X1 e are proud of the graduates of Poly- technic. They have assumed their rightful place in the community and many are lead- ers in our local, state, and national govern- nicnt. We hope that the members of the classes oi January 1956 and june 1957 will carry on in this tradition. To them go our wishes for .1 rich and full life. . X 1 .AY N ' cr 'fn M.. Jw ' 1 6 nm or cmis W, Mas. smut wlluifn . , Av - an , ff' 5 ,Q-v, kb '. fl-Ego 'ig - - -i --2i?fqigs.f ' , A 4. ,ELLQN Fav,-a,?, xr an . k - .s,.?,,i-fx 31531. 4-. tv,.Y.4 Y.--,w' --A, ' ' y ,:f.ZT5:XLfrR?s 'lk':Lx. - 0 ' fr' c'.Ci ',.tLxQ'gXQNk:if---gr. . 3 , 1 .J 1 ' -5 535,--5,4gg-.jf,1.gW555.g l ,g .:' .Lil AT.1'k13-f ski N I f E .1 egg, ,t-..,'.'i,.g. ' li Q! is Mrs. Slgne Walker got into the splrlt of thlngs at the faculty as- sembly and gaveout wlth a rousing Charleston number along wlth Mrs. Mary Foster and Mr. Dwight Sandlfur. +I. l,f,flG,ra , . rv .JV 4 5. lj f fi l fill ..f MR. IVUR CALLUWAY :ii U nm or Bovs Polytechnlc's Dean of Glrls, wlth her warm smile and pleasant per- sonality, spends most of her time helping the glrls wlth their troubles and problems. ln room 123 Mrs. Signe Walker counsels, guldes, and helps students who are In need of understanding and ald. Mrs. Walker has become a frlend to all who know her. She has gulded many a girl to a rlcher and fuller life wlth her sympathy and words of wlsdom. Polytechnic ls indeed fortunate ln havlng Mrs. Walker as Dean of Girls. -.. ful?-2,1 Dean of Boys Mr. lvor Callaway has gained the admlratlon of the Polytechnic faculty and student body ln the short time he has been here. Ever slnce hls arrlval he has worked for the betterment of the school. Hls friendly smile has become his trademark, and his active particlpatlon ln school actlvlties has gained him the respect ofall who have worked wlth hlm. Mr. Callaway has fit Into the Polytechnic scene like a hand fits into a glove. we ' - 'W V Ak Mr. Callaway got into the splrit of things at one of the game rallies. Decked out ln cap, block sweater and pom-pom, he satlrized the typical Poly rooter, and earned cheers for his efforts. PAGE 1 l THEY HELPEIJ US PREPARE Y 'X m. I Aw' 'V 9' PlQ'l.lC SPEAKHG AND JOURTxAl.lSNl THEY TEACH US ENGl.l.n, ls l Y - - lg, '33 D nald. Department Head Edlln Bell, Helene lllla Sn:lEllEf'l3l:Gllls Nfairer. Standlng: Vernor Newell, Ra5rT.ondKon1z d' ll. TODEFE Lornbarcll, Delbert Scnnelder. Aldo Pal' ll' .h ,T f ,- L, : - Z , : 4 E-u? Q My mm 'S All AECU we .HVRLU or FLf5llxE9i 549129-Clllgirlccson Henna' l, Q,,,m Amt Largo? an E.: .'. ' F1 ' r I Tasnlllanrgl 'IHS , aww me g M WW l'-ilfrf. Belle If f-x - -THEN TEACH US FORElGN LANGUAGES Slltlng, Isabel H3 'und .' g 4 Standlng: Hale Benton ' Katherine Keeley run THE rurunr mas: mourns 'I ll 'lmllllmlls we W 371 I Q: -'3 71 n T. A 2ll..lllilll1lll'!?l .- H' s.-E1 'A- 2--1V - - fs- RLD HTSTORY AND GOVERNMENT THEY TEACH US ABOUT THE W0 , , K le Sllilnq- Eve Wallensteln Katherine ee y. h. Ruth Franklln, , rlment Head .losephlne Rausc Standlngz Bart Concannon, Depa THEY TEACH Siffi n . Standglafughard 5'ee,Rgl312TmlT Q8 Rlchard Burt. Uh, QL, G orHgR KAPHY, ART ,MAL ohm H0f6r m T E 42, ig L U Sltll . THEY UQ. Leon StevenIEACH US INDUSTR Van Sa ' Depaffme 'AL ARTS Sfalndlflg- B nm, Paul nt Head ' rooknef Br agakl- U' Sulherland D n On wuuam Sa ady, Allen Maxwen Rob Vekef, J ames Riley, DW' ert Cameron' gm sandnuri llle.:rlgllllllllla vii'-e Tl-lENlPlTlCS THEY TEACH US MA Nlelva Hattan, lannle G ath Nlariha Gerrlnqer, Slttlngz Evelyn Nlc r . m Gabrlel Chan. Slandlngz Leon Stevens, Granvllle Thomas, Elgln Whlga , Raab, Wllllam saveker. PAGE 13 THEY GAVE US SUUND ADVICE ' x , ll ,E , ' YH l ff 5 e 7 aw 9 an J' A K 1 , i AQ ,W - Lifk , A, TO OBTMN sooo HEALTH THEY TEACH Us HOW b Ebert. - - . EdQBrWllllarnS, Sfephenibm' Bolton An Slums' Department Head Walter Lester, Ml ' ll'1: Stf. cl Q , n James Witt. E fdfff gg vlNG HAWS us GOOD DR' THEY TEACH amine: 5'a'WmenvEgEr?5r vern0nFreEW . I fma ' sxanome- N0 V Y A - 4 - 5 e lg , li I 'im- L -Y Y - ff X f TEACH us How TO ExERclsE PROPERLY Sitting: Eunice Goldberg' Depanmem H d StandmQ: Phyllis Nordhausen, Elsa Catljsoiwoan Alvarado THEY THEY Sl! ' G Staiigfg Marie Wheeler D' SEWING AND HOME gf Gloria Hafenf epanmen, Head Ma LIVING ry Mlfphee AIIIJ TAUIIHT US PATIENCE THEY HELP US WITH OUR PROGRAMS AND OUR PROBLEMS SITTING: Mrs. Phyllis Nordhausen, Bart Concannon. STANDING: Rlchard Houston, Ernest Nackord, Gabriel Rabb, Robert Cameron THEY HELP US HON TO UT-ILIZE AND UNDERSTAND THE LIBRARY As usual Miss Nlarie Carroll and Mrs. Mary Foster are surrounded by students seeking information in the library. - A THEY TEACH US VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC SITTING: Mr. David Teplitz. f STANDING: Mr. Richard Burt. L ' Ik, 5 I . I ' IIQQJI J ,f'1X'p I THEY TEACH US PHYSICAL AND NATURAL SCIENCES SITTING: Aldo Pardlni, James Witt, Calvin Person, Rich- ard Houston. STANDING: Stewart Dimon, Harold Zim- merman, Eugene Roberts, Stephen Ebert, Paul Kltagaki. f THEY KEEP THE OFFICES RUNNING SMOOTHLY Left to Right: Mlss Enid Clark, Mrs. Helen Garden, Mrs. Rose Miller, Mrs. Frances Sullivan. E, 3, If ,- , A l 4 JV l i .Qi ,,TfjfQA '- T f x? T A' f51iU!ia!lIltE5? VV 46: ag !! l r P 1' M , E Xxx f 1 La? L N6 . L 4 Baby-faced Hale Benton, Mrlt Axt, and Harold Zrrrrrrrornmrr mugged their way through one of the show's most humorous numbers. PA3flF UPPER LEFT: Mr. Edgar hrtlrams' rendition ot a gay ninety favorite brought down the house. UPPER RIGHT: The faculty octet's version ot Walking rn the Rain brought out many hidden talents. LOWER RIGHT: A rio-trdding typical ctassroomvscene satrrrzed die behavior ot high school students in class. Under the supervision of Mrs. Mary Poster Poly's faculty put on one of the most hilarious shows ever to be presented from the auditorium stage. Ninety minutes of solid entertainment keptpolyites rolling in the aisles. To the faculty these pages are dedicated. You are the greatest! .r 'fr J no , V A in' V T 5 f f T f f 1 - Ei 5 s', 5? f r if 'r ff V-,NH I X . - V W4 r X r i TOP: Cheerleader Dave brought cheers for the football team. CENTER: The roaring twenties featured Dwight Sandifur and Mary Foster. BOTTOM: The pom pom girls, Mrs. Carlson, Mrs. Andreotti, and Miss Goldberg showed what spirit really is! ,I , i 5 2 I 5 I it tl A dramatic skit, The Camel and The Vampire , spoofed the famous chase plots. Mrs. Nordhausen, Mr. Lombardi, Mr. Tauber, Mr. Kohtz, and Miss Hafen, above, and moderator Mr. Freethy seemed to enjoy themselves! The big surprise of the all-faculty show was the appearance of the Narobi Quartet , none other than Mr. Roberts, Mr. Houston, Mr. Dimon, and Mr. Person. PAGE 17 X I 5 414.41 Qing L . FALL 1956 STUUENT BUIJY UFFIBERS .,,, 'F' - x Ju- ,X 3: ,,' X 1? . LORETTA JOHN JOE RINALDI L Treasurer President L JOAN KEEGAN Vice President ll 60 V W , 1 2 bat J- fs ' A - .zsft 0 -v 4 ' ff - g ag- ,f N 'I '7 '55 Y-1 1-.vi I CAROLE LEE Secretary 'W .Z KEN MARCROFT .Athletic Manager ae- ' I 5 A ' A., 4 , ' Xl- -I1 A JS' MARVIN CROCKETT Cheerleader kv: 'gil X... r .il Q1 .f A . J, fx Qi xx DI ANN FERGUSON Speaker of Congress BERNARD LLACUNA Custodian Xa X CAROU SCHAEBERlf Student Court Judge FAll '56 HIGH SENIOR AWARD WINNERS It T i I 5 fe-4 J C me s . f HELEN LEHTO Teaching Scholarship Q 'YS 'Z' 'W KATHY TURNBU LL Teaching Scholarship 5:1 ' 5,1 5 W f it. 96, A. ,f I I 1 IRENE LOUIE Jr. Achievement Award 1-,fs g JOE RlNALDl Quill and Scroll 'N 'fs YQ' T1 i CAROL SCHAEBER LE Teaching Scholarship GW EN WILLIAMS Essay Winner , , 'Un ,M ,go . ' 4 MARIE JONES i A g Quill and Scroll 'vu i JV QQ! .Q .Ax fs-A I I X , ' 7 we ROSALIE wiuoue , Quilland Scroll i , Q, 2 SUE KEARNEY .4 H Quill and Scroll he pf Z FRANZ MARQUARDT Quill and Scroll N1 ,A-1 B' X K rvinxirle suoaiwire DI ANN FERGUSON 4 ,. Quill and Scroll Graduation Speaker g - . ' ' KAW N .raft Is SHIRLEY Jouriisorl A' Graduation Speaker rv if NOVA ERSKINE Graduation Speaker 5 ff - 11 K 9- X xx 4 ,. 6, THEY IIIII FALL 1955 SUE KEARNEY H-1.2, Presldent HARRY WALPOLE L-12, PresIdent SAMUEL LOUIE H-11, Presldent ln fb ?--1 ff LN., MARILYN KANII-IAN H-12, Vlce Presldem ,nv ll f? DIANE BELCHER L-12, Vlce PresIdent ELIZABETH KLATT H-12, Secretary I.. z: if N. DOLORES LERMA H-ll, Vlce President Z7 'X P-Ik X- Q-45 L, L-12, Secretary iis I K. ,ff IA GALAN 'Q 4 ,4 G2 5 HELEN LEHTO H-12, Treasurer s f- li i- C' , Q I I GLORIA MILLER H-11, Secretary PLA IIII WIIRK : CLASS UFFICERS f '23 -J I :X RAY EDMONDSON L-11, PRESIDENT tl? 5 f, 'P' Ref 1 BILLIE BLANCHARD L-11, VICE-PRESIDENT I T' IN. ,vs F' 4 S4255 L if 4'5 CHARIN WAKEFIELD H-10, PRESIDENT fs. 19 JANICE POLI L-10, PRESIDENT YQ A IDE: A, X X. 1 MARY LOUISE PADDOCK H-10, VICE-PRESIDENT V? -Jx '--AJ? 1 STEPHANIE ORCHARD L-10, VICE PRESIDENT 4, , ...'fT1',g-If I 3 MARY LOU HAYWARD L-11, SECRETARY f S ' 0704 1 if , WF' NORNIA POWELL H-10, SECRETARY SHARON LEE L-10, SECRETARY ,, :J y I PAGE Z 3 lfe. Conner W '39 FALL CLUBS KEPT THINGS MDVING ALONG . 3 A Elan A D- TU C LETJG JEVS- S LNIEI CL I B' .fOpe Cm Y, I Poly Effgfyan 16,7516 ' S, M H I lrgueier' E R526 Pfunzfcv G' Mag,-Loi YIL ff5fCi!wafC' J. CE B 'Ve U-iR,, H-c- fic -R0 flee, .0 Q eff. -fe - GSH-6 ' -Sf. Will- B, fora jrmdm' H. DC' Dfkkefslgaci- J.LiQ M Tfiaifian' C- J5-.L LOUISE' ' SDN Elem ' 'ffffeq Www 'Ci f?0W50'7 D' ggs' L' f'f0olf5fDe Tevoyaisyfffg fyecllfsw. WS nl' -L' WR' O07 B' M7 -WG,-fr El fS0,qI Rd 05. CHEERLEADERS CLUB Under the leadership of Cheerleader Marvin Crockett the Cheerlead- ers Club devoted its act- ivities to the training of future cheerleaders and song girls. Learning the various yells and school songs was a regular assignment for this spirit building group. ROW 1 A. LfQf,0 Dan! N760 NV H5 CLASS COLLECTORS Selling student body cards, game tickets, and yearbooks were only a few of the jobs which the class collectors of Poly handled. Each registry e 1 e c t e d its owncollec- tor to take care of the financial matters of its members. Mostdid their job without th a n k s. yet each room fully realized how important its collec- tor was to keep activities functioning. 1 ' 5 A 9 lf E . L i n ' V . , , ' - f V- 1 'T , i. 3 Q 1 Sl . Z - .L yu 'Ln A , , N it 55' Q! . S QLQEH-g LSL QA, HSSSQRX. ,QM V- 1 QPDHR , . H- LJ'-Lic53L11S gl' '..-, - H7 ' Qyxiiw- 3 Qjltti-ill' 5 Saw: -tw., LN - gb: f X xii R 5391. ' Lbtggnl - Y Ngnlta F. S QQOKXL. 2, f iv- B Kg-Citttib RQXKQXN. L' 5 Yxtlllffbix Routtghei' Naktti- X 'I . Row Y. X Seteil. 5. o3g,ll. G. Eltlli. xloskugnw. 5. Cxoixjtgtitwt. U' will llloxgwtiskntoi- LABOR' Q. .A A twill ' e. ' QNLLLQY' ' 'L ttneilltt' P. Lignieiunoto- G' L R0 'ggtilllla ' ft, t. Stgll. f? f 0 ' fi ' F - B . t I f0w,,,W, Sfsgoqcgowefgr Sfdtffek 4 . ' M!!! ' Of ' P 581- Er Tllfye. 66 G 7'-N705 805171 dnfcsart Us-S3 L 1 . - 1 U - .1 A , A0006-V. 500-of AI -gfg-L55 AL? I 56770, 05561. 41. ofg 'CJ Q . I V . ' ' H- dffey G Lfffsop HL BL! 1111300 -ff. 'W 'rf fWw,, We Omer 7' 53 v WS 5 . ' J I . Haffanglfggr it ,wlsgjfi ' . p O05 , f '9Ssm0fe'J DR LIBRARY STAFF The students who work in the library seem to have a never -ending amount of work b efo r e them. Checking out books. checking in books, shelving books, and sort- ing magazines take up much of their time. Wri- ting notices for overdue books and doing clerical work make an hour in the library a fullone for the library staff. f ca CONGRESS Congress consists of the s t u d e n t body officers, and one president from each registry. It is the heart of the Poly student body. It creates, passes, and enforces the school laws. Congressmen are the link between the stu- dent officers and the in- dividual registries. BBNIIS. nm, G' NL xej' eaxaiw- Schilebex C- L id. D Yxasiel' Ctnel. U' NWxita9l2- H' HMT? L- U Leuilii- ' E, Niall W L- Q Quai? ' Q Q3 L 50 ' xx Nl e B 'eil' .' l. X4 ' , ' BQX' ' .N-9' ' 3 Ouihaii. 5' im G. GxXSenlLXoix'xs, U' Smeg NGNSW' 3' Q Pllllgxe' cg Feiiu' RONYL' ROGIWDVQ' 'all' XQKCW' ' .Meg-an' u. CWW' ' wif-- Ntjleull- U' -gilt VWQXGQXKQS, 5' Y5lIhom2i5-3 n ROXNW' -gquai,NX'Le RO ' NN- 5, nel 1' 'R mqlcloclfgx Q. mxaelxegnlxlanni 5, Cobmxwn' yt, .Al Wyiciot Q.. W ' Rm-I xxx: - PX Wie, S-Lew, 3. RW Q,uuei0- Wallet, Y. NN. '?- E , BBXKU - Wifi--galil.-E iw- SSH Smllll- B' LW SERVICE SOCIETY This club is composed of students who display good character, leader- ship, and helpful charac- teristics. Its big project inthe fall was adrive for the United Crusade. The goal ofS150.00 was sur- passed with a total of S168.23. Fall officers were: Roy Gillette, pres- identg Marge Viera,vice- president, Judie Druhan, secretary, Rose Marie Taylor, treasurer, and Bill Duncan, sgt. -at- arms. ROW l.' N WW 0. W' Fffdeffghf , M View akeflelq M' G' Mllec B Me ' P' L ' BOW - Sa SA. ZZ31J'HLl?bjcZmfgfdoL' iegrflft Fyloligl-Clf-jihaeberle, J. P . aJ:aVHIjgteL L bags? C. Lergxfgn, 3 Lbfwgnmn, E' :l,nPotaSZ' 51211 gmhan F . Marcrofg R Belche,C'DB' Logkuioyllliams, MKHD. BL,,fOi:7Charq 'RdW jalJeeb, M H ette, R tlarkgehg' wR6Wiygl'?gU79feit0gUe52W ill.'C'VLi9 Mlvciifegga? , 1 USUN' Rlnarligne' B' il? N' Seregfq S Cafdfvelf , M Wamoglfalgi J. mgn2SM,FCiaga,, Cob -Z . b' Faffoil cv C. S. F. Students who have achie- ved high scholastic standings may b e c o m e eligible for the Califor- nia Scholarship Federa- tion. Responsible for fall activities were: Leslye Hin k, president, B o c k Loo, vice-president, l x If ' 'lliamS. C' Same' Dean Brittner, treasu- X Daniels, 5' H60 5. Louie-mf L HMI' rer, I-rene Daniels, sec- . 5, Dmhafi. ' N W. R. 500 Chin. ROI - ' mu' retaryg and Richard Soo- ROV V sexi' L. mg Fino. 9-M?-'niet Q. B109-ai K mm hoo- SSf-'a afmS- belle' 3' John, C' Lee' Chuich. U- N ' BUUOWS- L' Mahgneljv . . F- Hewni' gkewavl. B' Paswmo XJ. Wd' ' PAGE 25 CHESS CLUB Poly's Chess Club spent an active semester in competing in various chess matches through- out the city. Students who like to play the game meet regularly in after- noon sessions and im- prove their skill. Mr. Calvin Person is spon- sor. ,Q Xl f -Xu ff c . 5 5 F . E ! if -, '- . iv, M T C33 s .. L ai n Q' Q Cr. 7 ff? C Q s R019 1- 7 W s E Half. G' H575 r A if It 6'-, A '54 I QUZ I J f , cft.fOf fl, tx H -jolt? , 'tv' L 5 D. BLLJ- 5575555 CLU5 MS' '5'f5bfff? LEE' Rolf - D I . . Jofwsony litem., K nfl, BTfl4Qilf77fU MODERN DANCE The modern dance class meets fourth period daily under the supervision of Mis s Eunice Goldberg. One of the activities of this group was to put on some dance sequences for the girls' assembly at the end of the term. In their class they learn modern dance techniques and interpretive dancing. Sc 'x R- N. SAXBLAXA Xltitiwx' L. N e Q' xii- 3' 9 ' E ww ' gel QNX- WGN . X. - XX- wi . . Vx i . 5 tt X' X' RQYX XXQXXQX nent- mfr W' B BXQNZ! BXZQXQN. get ' 4 i Y . fi .. .. ft Q' ft ,i ,, N S ' C' Ji t-.9 f C . mi L -iff H' ROW 'K C- A Q It f 'f J 14 M' ff 509060 sw' lj!! if S9 FH X if S X affel ' feff 11 L FU . ' ' ' K, 0170500 Tff LMC' hflllfuf. 5 5 I 'fri ffspwffl M mf? C 'pdpen qs :', A me J Jfwfy Kfff 0 ' M PLN 95 is . Q .T , 00,0 HQ' E . ' 5 ,L- f5 , ' fart 4543: f - .C , Huff, Al iff DQ?-SS pa Nl N A A97 ff' GWGX5 0117 . 4. 5lep,agf Hegfwc prmggnf Lf BEN B . C 1 . ff, ,ewan f jmdff L. SW! 5 tit, , t rdf an-ANVSA' Y:- A . Qatar' X'- Q xtlil' Q . L uxgl- s A X' Q SNQE, wx C. Q2 gixttlly 3-'W :K -, Q NX. -QQ-S QSKBS1. QXBQ . R' -XX. 5' txwsxew SSW 'ov cf FUTURE TEACHERS Students who anticipate entering the te a c h ing profession may enter the Future Teachers. They take field trips to other schools to observe tea- ching m e t h o d s. They study teaching trends and teaching problems. Mr. Hale Benton is sponsor, with Mrs. Ioan Alvarado ew Q? :U 2 CAT FD mga,-Q mx' my-:QCD 55,5-.gggf ,':gUUIC l L j,g-g2jE,2 -,g .ogg Qian'-qggmnp... ,., S sm ' -- Q P-If-rf--fDm..'T1 UQ' C3 mf-0553 03,-5Or'b 4-pam ' S-'SOS :USA ':o. m'EQ'4'4 :U f Q :.- -:race 5'D,,:fffmms gr fr c QSQQSES EW' a'32,s2.eF9 U3 ' 5-. is-..m mmmngmg, Dj F73gLQ'5Igig Ufgmqigggggm U1 I-4 '-r':, ,rg QSSD '1 '- '1rr'--O7n - O C Cx' 2' r:-rn 197 ' Dlgmki P-Pr-,N Q w gics,-.23 mxi,.j- O,.. B'-x .. Q ' iiwfgarf Ls' 'm 'f:f U3 7: f-X13 'TJ --Das: -wnsn'-1-,ees .U ! 57 D5r-SQ Edu?-moaffgmi . ggtgf 550,11 criflgigmugg ,O 9 ,Q es geese Q .C liege, P-f'f?2'sP' ' 5?sc5fg-'DS ,, f Q: - N ' X2 . J: N32 I-nC?f U gg.,N- ! ,A A I, a .Qu e fb ee nip? X ' A 2- gi:S?f- .- , 33:3 'vt isis ' CD Tlpjizf-5 'C -1 g L 5 1 .gyr .. 57g otgU '-, YU fr 5-5:42- A is 4- -'J 6 Q O 3 firinf, Y Q .' 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Hunter, 114,5- Fefguson, J, St. If W- Cooper, E 'W -, Hunter, 5, God SUOEB, M. Viera a yrd L Hm L .fl 7? 7 V2 1 4 r 'ff' 5 Swan ra App, R' Palm I hltlgw' H. B frey., EQWIVI J., A p f , , t . tex Z pm xx C , J X1 .3 :X fi X .rf ,Z YK A I Q4 . mf ' , 1 Xxx Z ,Ik 1 BRQTHKRBXQXCVAKG ' ei Wwe, Q, mme- N tmxueq' guufrax' xixxowas' to EWS' ' BOYS' BLOCK P The Boys' Block P or- G May sound suspicious, but 'there are eight offi- cers in theBig Brothers and eight members in the picture to the left. Quite convenient! They are Roy Gillette, presidentg John Thomas, vice-president, Wayne Warden, sgt.-at- armsg ArtRankin, custo- diangHerbB1anchard seal be ar e rg Don Ing- mire, special servicesg and L. C. Shields, prob- lems counselor. S X, SWQWS' 9,01 V- ' goiw' ' PAGE27 ! 5 L5 W ' x fffiji, N If-Sh ,' , . P 4 f 1, m y . A1 V' L Y i f J Q -lv f :Q E r- A-YV N X J ' ' , - F . k . .2 i:-:f .:.-,Z ri' 5 1 s -ff.. n c in L , E011 ,. 5 f6f , ' I L A' i7UeerUC75L!f -iff-W'-51615-G ZCL De hlffjl J - Feffefr- h6C,UZ'5E. L. J fffffg C - Yoh cl 0 Off, P 0,177 M5 S ' 5f'0yb. ' 150' Sw 'Le J fav. '10 TRI Y I The girls of Tri-Y I had a busy term. Their act- ivities included a dinner, a splash party, and the collection of old clothes for San Francisco Hos- pital. Officers included DiAnn Ferguson. presi- dent Sandy Bosin, vice- president: and Deanna Barsi, secretary. eff F 'lim 'CGVJ ' ROW up 5 Q ia X 057 1 -UIQ, ' M-A . J lv xffg K Lei US' RO ' 050, 'ie ff! W , fi 'J Pfgaf' ff 145, W- If , 00917 M C70 ' 'fa '5 F- ft ,QOWUOUX affgn, 53 ' l .95 7' , I y fl , Q 1 if H :jx S. ff DRAMA C LUB The Drama Club was re- sponsible for stellar performances in the termplay -'Lightnin'! Mr. Roland Morrison's group were lead by Steve Guensler, pr e s identg Pauline LaGrande, vice- president: Kathy Turn- bull, secretaryg H e l e n Lehto, treasurer: and Carole Lee, student body representative. , U. ggxxxxil' R yieameq' Vx . S. Tax wmxgu vxixsgxel mix xxx. xxlllsg ' 90 u ew- D' li POWM oxx x- S Eqxftxgten. 8' Stix. 5- mms' R ' R, 1 x-x. SXQWWS' R. Uwe ' G Q L., L. - ' Mr 0- me ' BW. J, L I OR Son me E. f70Mfuty,n1 HQSISHESTRA f-AJ- 4 ffguffe M LMWIQ, M Gel umgx . V 37017, J A- LGMHQI Hf Meyers, Robin- ORCHESTRA When the orchestra re- turned from summer vacation they found a new instructor at the head of the class, Mr. Richard Burt. With their new teacher they started on a program to rebuild the ranks of the orchestra. -3 GIRLS' CHORUS The Girls' Chorus gives girls who want to sing a chance to fulfill their de- sire. With Mr. David Teplitz as instructor, the members of this group learn harmony and sing various types of songs. ROW I. G 0 GN BAND Without their support the Polyrooting section would have suffered at the football and basket- ball games. The band supplied music for rallies and did a gr eat deal for building school spirit. From the student body to Mr. Burt and the band goes a great big THANK YOU. P. KEY Nt.V1Q5, 's. EWU p SA gycW1if5'?- Lxvfitowv. D' X - amy' S- Q 'vdximx' XN QZWQ' 55, B NOC S , 1: Bum' SXWWSV -Xe Q' Qxlb QOQQQKX. Cimbexgllt S sr qui W' ALR' XNAWO ' cha' -gt 5- wal' f RO S. EVN awb5'l'l- I NX- R95 Q- SW A R. C3 0 Lal Vt meq'xm,9-3 I R0 m'v, WW'm'tle9lmQi1xxxaK05e' ' X N- Yxmg. iiollmvioll Xin' 13 males' COW' 'Q E ' L. Rae' ' D' oil. ' 509. WMS R. W QKSBYX' ' tx. mil R Num Xxaill- QQ 5 , 5- 'T 1 V '- 1. V' fa ,- ,, : ' I, , F t ui api 1 I 4 z ? 'Q ' Q l 5 'rr sa, Q, it I 'za 5 ,vsv 1 'Q , Dania - L. Bla! ' rfq' E Qfejaia 181165, H. R' M Austin UW lf.. B' . Huffman Ushton' M f-lilfow mg 'Pjalaksonf B' B 'fenSe afy. ' 3fil70 myfh p en' V ' . .' ' Pa ' Tepflts fish , A, Rod' 1 MIXED CHORUS The size of the Mixed Chorus grew noticeably during the fall semester. Mr. Teplitz found him- self confronted with the group to the left when the first day of school opened. Things are look- ing up in the vocal music classes. ' toil. Rnwagung - Us I G-KYBI. I Gstygefl NMXED Cbgiamen' K' Wyltloo- ROWQLKFCUTWY- . C lohanll. U' wi' Cucla. L' wogliflll B. R0bexlS0 'exs, U- mme' l0Wm' ' D WO' ' crawl-L 'beta-VW ntSv'l9-25' 0 lx m.R0SS' 'On 0-Yla'm5aufl0memeH- R' Rivets. 5-WX 5 0.dmovN' oxxxmtl. R W Vt. lacks -wage' D. mksfaxes, L. nn 5, Quai e . mmm' UN. Uma' W- SW Wore. 5' W Gamble. 5' Cx namllel, C- W '3 Smw. G- Be Fetsusw' 3' - L C mei. - Im. 3- en, wa. B' son. B tl, l 3 x l WSW' ?'g0hlI2cle10ll'N' HQXQSS. 5' Deagtgoni' Ponehlfh' Wlano' G' ms mv tg' n jeKXYxlW51 R Nlalv xlcmwye, PM wax X ' S0 ' B18 ' ' Gwen, - B' Ne B' Banks' B- xg' H- llntla s x l C5 . s F ll I Rev. l17,'r.Tep.rt:, B. Felton, D. hostel, E. Ragsoale, G. Grsen, Ros. 3: J. Ross, J. '.lcl3rroe, L. Kell, B. Lewrs, lf. Cavello, G.Ga- J. Cre., C. Foe, G. lienrtoi P. Hlogre, G. Temroor, J. Eornett, lon, A. E-elton, N. Zagonort, S. Naval, L. Lrttle, C. Braoely, L. l-gore: '.'. Rrrez. '.', Cggfgr, P, pimp, R-Ehffs' 3, Cyl. E. Coop, 7.5, Paoooclz, J. Coop, D. King, C. Young, J. Callov.. stron. L. Sgrrs. Rov. li S. Calornell, C. Deitngelo, P. Peters, L. Llorrrson, N. Mc- Rov. L1 L. S'rergs,r1. Csanoler, J. C'Brref, C. Salayar, D. Black- Donato, E. Cool., B. Braoley, ll. lfeooox, R. Hari-ey, B. Feoeroft, 3,en,l. Dawes, E. lfoore, G. ltg. J. Dean, A. lday, J. Locloler, D. klanoneg, J. Rosales, R. Eelter, A. Cosrioes, B. Danlels, S. hrter, J. Potaz, H. lllllrans, S. Frlonorf, A. Brood. V. Green, B. Cr-lens. ., W! K -Q l mg ' A K1 in-1. T' , n 9 A P ' . ' Q , ip K P , A 1- I . . Al 1-if l Q .. . 5 1 1 J 1 ' 1 A f 'fd 7 352 , , r H M ,. 1 ,Q A 1 , f- f . r - 1 ,f B If lr K 5 9 Q ' .1 1 9 ' ' , - ,, fu 1 1. ,'.. ,I nf. P 1 L X ,I bl?-N , . . , 5 5 K .. ' I N r , The ever-loyal IOOIIDQ sectron let out iranj, 3 oar-noop ' ,y 5-H as the Parrot toottall team scoreo tooc'oo.'.os oorrng the 1 gnc season. Tne l-lrg' Sonool Prep Foetsall Pageant sa.-. tfe Poly, Tne gurls Ol tre hlooen' Davie :lass get OT' sn exnrtrtron rootrng sectrof forf 2 large reo P o' 5 .ncrte Loch- of tlrerr rootrnes ttrrng 3 specrgl gms' 3.-.sro zssewclt groono. Tne Parrots sefezteo SL lgfitroi 5-L. rn we lill. tv' - X 'X H XM. Q -nil: H4 U til fs .. ,Q V: X .-A li 1 if-kg. , 9 1,1 ' Top: The hams at the Block P Skatlng Party managed to get In front of the camera everytime the shutter clicked! Everyone had a good time. Left: Thefield trlp toCrockett to wltness a sugar refinery in action was well attended by members of the Ser' vice Society and the C. S. F. Rlghf: Decking the halls with boughs of holly ls whata group of Polyltes are doing here. Christmas ar- rived with hall decorations, speclal assembly, AND Santa Claus. Bottom left: The student body dance attracted a large crowd. They dldn't even know their plcture was beingtaken. Bottom right: You've guessed lt! Block P Initiation Day!!! This dejected group of future Block P members will be glad when it's all over. ' 1' Hp INN m 'WR J,-S , f if si 1 s Kathy Turnbull and Ken Marcroft only have eyes tor each other as they portray the young lovers. l lf The auditorium darkened, the stage llghts went on, and the curtains opened. Poly's Drama Club was about to present its tall 1956 term play, l.ightnin'. With a cast of over thirty students, Mr. Roland Morrison directed a successful one night presentation of this melodrama about an elderly couple who are about to be swindled out of thelr hotel by a group of crooks. The setting was the early 1900's and the cos- tumes reflected the period with long skirts, high-buttoned shoes, and large hats pre- vailing. Stars of the play were Steve Guensler, Ken Marcroft, Steve Ferrera, Ernie Farrow, Bob Stone, John Young, George Hamilton, Robert Lee, Jack Dill, Duane Brown, John Daly, Kathleen Turnbull, Pauline La- Grande, Helen Lehto, Loretta John, Bar- bara Sabo, Carole Lee, Maxine Shoemate, Valerie Crawford, Darlene Marte, Sue Hourihan, Joane Nlakrls, and Joe Rlnaldl. Steve Guensler is too busy hldlng some- thing to even notice the daring new dress sported by Pauline LeGrande in one ofthe term play scenes. -I-' ,.....v9',1-:l- - 'D. ..T.....'1 v 3 ,S J- - A courtroom romance is brewing between the judge, Ernie Farrow, and the dancer who ls seeking a divorce, Helen Lehto. Poly Drama Club A N presents J' - l l 1. I is hy ell Smith and Frank Bacon R-ugged , ers of the cast strlke a fanciful pose. left to Iftefjgotel lobby draws aniodggrmixfepe offpepble together: gm: SWK, WIFUL Duane BFWIHQ Bob Lee. Jack Dlll. GelOr4J5 ff.l-lamllton, the sheri f.l,,orett5'ffJ9hn, aweeping 109 Rlnaldiatilnigwftfl Daly, Sifling. dlvorceeg-flflele,ri'Lehto, agausbandfhuhting divorcee, and we mow ' Of, ' ' 'Q nr- :tw rlNIC HIGH SCHOOL AUlJ1'r0Rrt Erme Farrow' Md9e ,1,i M, Wg fl 4,4 ' If 'No 'VW DECEMBER 7, 1956 'df-f 4-,W l ob, 5 aracters ew X fa Ac! I The lobbyolrhe Caliuda Horel on th Y aa. me cullamla. -- -- -- -- Steve G-'fflS'f' scan. 1 lareairernoon I f- in M:'c J'l sam 2, The Hman ' -.E, Scene 3. Thur nlghr I Y bi- 4 Hob Stone Au II - six mam. nm Superior Calm. - -- Jr-ho Young An III . The hotel The ml. evamne- I x ' ,V,,V 2 it 'A Grefvfllltjjill-HL PRODUCTION 5'I , ' e if if .. Stewart Wlrrh ' e ,- .. .. la Dill Sun Manner 'A 'A Y' 'V Y' - 4-1 I Y. Duanjgrown Axsuunr5l22e fvhnagtr ., . l rl 1 -L A H Y- John Dah, Lieber-r -. -- -- -- I ,J g . .. Kathleen Turnbull Elecuidm U H Y, U A, 4 ,f L X ff .A Pauline I,aGrande gap cl-aw .. . .. Mike Taylor, l J QQ ' t ' -- --Helen I-ehw mf' his as 221332: Q' L' .-53531533 E Decannnn .. ,. Parncia Vlolerte, M- l F- -: 1 V l 1. Prompts' Valerie Cranford H ' W . . .. Darlene Mane Dum' -Y -a -' t Q, , -eff QW .. sae Credlr: A V' xv I ,. Joane Makrls Mr, Richard Houston, Mr. Arthur M Jn' Rmam' Music under :he dlrecrron l L.. Ah, Hah! The villains, John Young and Steve Ferrera, ' are caught making their getaway. Who wlll catch them f and save the day? one ' poly ' 'An l The lobby ofthe Calnvada Horelon rheStzrc Line semen Na-' 01,69 I aaa and Callramla No, the man ln the centerlifiiiilheustar ofthe playgqhe , ,M The lovely dahlsels pictured above dld much to brighten IFJ drama Instructor, Mr, Roland Morrison. Surrounding We 2 -,-,,,,,,,,,,,, lip the tale of intrigue. they are Karen Dunbar, Carole hlm are stars John Young, Ken Nlarcroft, ,Kathy Turn- l, -,-,,,,, n,,,,, ee, Joanne Makrls, Valerle Crawford, Maxine Shumate, N111 Pauline La Grande, and Steve Guensler. h It 5 C R 'and Barbara Sabo. lnl S 2 tl' upE!'!0Y ,hurl .Al Clllv Z 1956 mal The time mnlng PRrmucTl0N s'l'Al'l Vlanage . . Y. Mike Tayllrr, Mrlrvnl L . Hill slmm..f.t, cpm Helen lane. . .. Patricia Vmleru-, Marti-rie ll .. , .. M Credit: auslon, Mr Arrhur Sulhl-rlnnd, M under the direction nl Mr Richard lk x X PAGE 33 Y -ei , ff' 34455-.3 1 5 1.157 Zi -- . . To the cheers of excited onlookers, Ernie Farrow nstep I . -Ze, and Julia Marte were crowned King and Queen fight . Ring the bottle and :WF W of the Court Fair at a special show. s77rLd?HYygu:upC' 'adles ana gen Come on, YOU Cali 0 ' U 5 the eneryeticfgrktlmem er, , i 2 I - Y '- le.. Y U Y V -jim, 17' i The Lay SeniorCourt Fair, Creepy The ring toss booth was one ofthe most popular. P L As Crossroads, was one of the high- lights ofthe fall semester. Gay booths, colored banners, a variety show, games ot skill, and fun for allwere characteristic of the affair headed by Harry Walpole, Diane Belcher, and Gigi Galon, low senior officers. Q i Wa Xt usual, the P.i,A. cake booth was extremely popular. All kinds ol cake were sold to hungry Polyltes on Court Fair Day. X, X Y A I ax ' - 4 - . X ' f EL R 1.-. I Q I V2-- NN - , i 5 . W it ,X x . if Outstanding decorations by Mr. Richard Slee's art classes included large paper masks, which decorated the in ner court. FALL man sfmons Mnnf rr A REGKSTRY 120 YOXHH G Wmlam Raul-T.Yee,F. , . Woo L. NlaHe, L. Wong, J. Wong. Hou D Stevens, K.TurnbuH, NL s, C. Schaeberle, E. n H Lom Lwm , . B Washlngton. W Row - . . Shoemate, L. Tong, . ROW LH- C. Sauers, E. Stokpe, T, Wriston, E. Sadler, N. Zagalnoff, L. Tong, 1. Yee. W. Warden, R. Schaumburg, RoNN- M. Sneddon, 1.51. John, B. Stone, White, 1. Valente, H. Zugman, P. Sudano. MEMURABLE nam D N X Rm, ROW I ' P- Call ahaf' REGISTRY 320 R Ben' IJ- o UWII -J. Bgflerzc' Bra Svlflcenzi D flflgll L Cgdt, M. Biav- Costa M D 0 3 De ' eane D - ' . I ll Cohes, ,IE Coop' dwell, E. Cgbb. Nels. ames- I ' COOK, K C I A' Carson A ' 0 f . Oper, M . C0SfeH0, J 'L. J ROW ll-E73l7,OILIn'I5- Furgf :EGISTRY 301 R Kea-Hall' Nagsen' IB- RHEWF D OW Ill-B. Jgfgey, HZS:gne, Culiheng. .Fisher M K 5 - e ' . . OWIV- j'lUCkabyeZf D, Jeffr' S, johgklns, D. F an . Fishe' . Gorma Grgon G SOD' M Erguson Guaragllr' H, For fl L, fr '-Jeverla. Jones, ' S. a' D- Johnm' W eimfe' H' P. Jong Son g 3 am , B , I Jung ' R- D . ' A' Jue Owner A REGISTRY A24 Row! - A. Lee,R. NLarnone,A. May, L. Potter, L. LouLe, C. Lee, NL Lee. Row H - P. Ong, H. Lento, D. Miller, H. Norrks, R. Lopez D. MuHoy. ,L Rowlll- NL Perryrnan, D. Pewiti, L.Lew,xE. Leong, B.NXar- quardt, J. Mark. ' ' ' owe, V. Louks, J. Rknaldi Ron N- A.Ro1dan, G. Pohtms, S.L G. Lolzos, R. Nuno, V. May. PAGE 35 f . ,M X, Durrrrg the Crrrkstmas Hohdays the A Cappekka Chorr under the drreclron of Mr. Davkd Tephtz wen to Letterman Army Hospktar to srrxg for ine patrems. Mrss Dare Forbe tesk and were treaiefl YO 3 GW . ed W 3 rl Xi was 20503 me rkrwe cfm . - A35 won the Y-X -PM members - 5 reqriirv me hmm W me wexerxai Owens i SBHUUL ARE far K BUSY E ,AN Y. v 5l:,m,' K - L fl,-,r ' A ' , BR . 9'g,'a: a ek rem W A ge xe Qmrasmgxsrisni' mem we WX 5aXX U6 ,AQQIQUX . 15 erwm KMXX e x ee erevw XYXS wx rxexe. gakov Q M 5 'AX K me mage on me an . -Age-ae, Q and . ,nr inngefgef-., -5 35 gem. W 1- 1' H L f., 9 lf 'W ra 6, A r- ,L .-I rem fr - fr' -, .p ., 'fpfi :QP , V. . t .H fs . . vii, ' A K, . 34' Y ' - - A lfvygv,-, .. 4 -e ,7-'. ' ,490 , e-' . . '. V M . . PA , A igcfgv-rift.-'i , eI'.'vU::J Mbqi, - n H , K 1 on-'11 ' F ,.. ,f -' f' V ' mf- . TL-2 ffvrx 1, 4 F V U -, , V . I Q 1,5 a S r A . , 1 I P N xl 1 f ' ' - 7 J 1 -af ' 515 '1-- , ff. J W. f 4' 4 Q Q 1 S ' J -Q H X . ' 1 5 , 1, ' ' Qx ' f A, . rn I v 'A ' 9 Pow roormq secuon sus . , qluedm in - ' '1 rm nrimnism' mm M995 90DY9Wlf19poXmsrotn V ytrxed very hard, e Vadous .:..n :AHIOHSI dldn x DAYS VERY DAYS 0051, W , . . lN'll e win The lengign and anxiety oi the Poly rooting section is evident on the iaces ofthe students l w or won't we is the question ln their minds. We dldl NX q,atcl'l95 we the Calllm ant- durinq the Pfell Page p. teams 35 xnev li ned the Y ield lol' YYY r e Star Sllaneied Bama . 5' I L L. iff? - X' ,mit Ms th A V ls! lvl X is Y H1 the gridiron season. Left lo right Nlar- The fall cheerleaders gol a workout during Neal Serefi, .ludie Druhan, Head Cheerleader Paul the Parrot. they are: Rosalle Saenz, vln Crockett, Rosalie Nlamone, Richard Rekow, and F' X I' LY 1. r gi UUSes The big assignment for tn Service S0 ' t overthe to i 1 e , Cie y was me ral i , P n he drive. The officers study one oi theYJcYsYecYs3YYaY0tEJe dYlY1eYrYtYY Crusade' Polyites Went ' - 6 to right - William Dun- can, Roy Gillette, Marge Vlera, and Pauline LaGrande, Er , 41-?' ,va - .F Ar 14 , ,fr J-, 'gi .,T,. ,ff - ff -.,r -'.- ,L-gf 'L p95L,'- '. 4 ,.- H 3,sfs'E'Le+43Z ,.-ggi, i,v VJ. ' Y-rv fe im .,.1-153' - -1 ' '77 '-f,-ings., - , A v,--rr- I-ian 4 .fr .S -'E 13 --- . ,,.,.-9:21-1.. , ' ,...,,.--4-1'-.wkx : -- if-S' -,W ff r- -gl' x,Lf'?g2faS- k 1 3-93 Q Q-A4 ,, S .. viii if TLT ,,-.-1 Q-giiiif ff 1-aa, - - ..4 ,. ,,., ,fr-' 3' 1- Q5 tif Q 'u4 Y as Q- 13 we ,4- vv , -4: '--if 1-1 . . S. .-.N .LQ fn x Q v ' . W C? fs-1?--. A. ' gi' -1' .. 1 ' A - F ,Y 'QA 1 -X -sr .:?fg1f--. , 54 f vi , ,4f'--A 5, al: ..:.V,.,.,- ig, rd - fri H ' ff- if 5' , . er - -35:4 - ' ': 4 QA'- rii- 'f:J5 s v -f A B. QP, 4 1 ' ,.. f f , 'QLZY gf - 'V . 3.0! -.e-f' - g ful!! -.Q-31 k-3'-C? Z Q ,.,.:- If , ...,-- 33 u-:- ,,- p - L - 'ff '-A.. ...--' X ,' f' '4-- ,, ff' ,Q-I ' ,Ar f ,. 7- su , I ,fi . V2 ' f 'Q- - X .Y -. Y- ,- ..,,- up . 'f-1 E, ,E T 1 V: f' 1 -ae.. , A+ -5 ,J ' 'T .it Q ' f' .. f-'H , Q x ' BOB STONE JOHN THOMAS BILL DUNCAN ' OUARTERBACK CENTER HALFBACK .Z A ALL-CITY CO-CAPTAIN STAN MC CARTHY GUARD b ALL-CITY WE COBB I I Z S ex HALFBACK ' 'T CO-CAPTAIN ?j bf .. L. C. SHIELDS V, , ' TACKLE 45 A J ' v Al ,Q ALL-CITY Q -l 3 . JCIC QL .I X f WAYNE WARDEN CLARENCE CARR ART RANKIN GUARD FULLBACK END ALL-CITY ROW I - L. Sneed, L. Watson, C. Harp, S. McCilbery, F. Lipkins, J. Sirles, S. McCarthy, F. Daniels. ROW II - Coach Pete MacPhaiI, T. Layman, C. Andre, M. Maxie, J. Thomas Captain, E. Cobb Captain, C. Moore, B. Duncan, ManagerA. Sandstrom. ROW III- M. Benassini, R. Allen, C. Tanner, C. Zelaya, R. Hugher, A. Carr, V. Davis. ROW IV- Manaqer T. Kirchoff, P. Belben, A. Marini, C. Carr, D. lngrnore, A. Rankin, J. Fisher, Z? . Coach MIIIAX1, ROW V-P. Cortez, W. Quinn, D. Shay, B. Stone, D. Benas. W. Warden, .,, R. Crimes, O. Roger. T N 9 Q Q fat Q Q Q td D' ., :C Y 4 gfq A J 'BH Q S f v-- 3 RAgUiEL6wA so ,Qt t is 8 41 1 I N I, yt f-3 Q J ts I J ,Q T . 1' re ao 6' o1J'.cA'. BEKAS ,f S, Z4 y Ltr-:femme ' v , if ' AA I! .EI Pm fi i SI JESSE FISHER TACKLE V, V X Q X -, . ta W 4SE.ES u bg... L . L 4 SAM IvIc GILBERY x JESSE SIRIES FULLBACK ,.,E, EUIEDACR I N 1 V ll X wi-. U A fr .EXE Rae-SS: W I ASES Q' il ill ' - FJ J 'Q' fl i ll I ' l -A. A , ,ff xx - 3 qv' I - f 'X ' PAUL CORTEZ RICH HUGHES END GUARD COACHES NIIEI AXT AND PETE MAC RHAII I TM - EINAI AAA FOOTBALL STANDINGS FAll 1956 V 4 lst. St. Ignatius 6th, Sacred Heart 1 zna. Balboa Im. Lowell 1 ' l 3fd. POLYTECHNIC I 5, , 4th, George Washington 8th. Mission iv, Sth. Abraham Lincoln 9th, Galileo K CHARLES IANNER TOM EAYNIAN END A GUARD . ' A ROGER DRINIES HAEEDADN PAGE 41 ,--j-95.3, ,. . sf- s, f, 'T .fi , 1 -ps ,,....- DENNIS Sl-IAY QUARTERBACK D I X 'L RICH ALLEN Guard ,S Q I OLIVER ROGERS Coach Milt Axt looks worried as his teamgoes geant. I-lis fears were soon dispelled asthe Parrot Varsitytrounced the S. l. Wildcats 6-D. .Qi-.s fwilfl J kwigklggzaz e field at the Pa- 'f The 1956 season proved to be a sad one for the Parrots on the gridiron Theywent through theAAA season with- out a loss until the play-offs. ln this encounter they came up against a team they had beaten earlier in the year, the Wildcats of St. Ignatius. ln this contest the Poly Mechanics were crushed 21-O. All chances for the championship were discarded with this loss. ln the reg- ular season the Parrots compiled an impressive record: five wins, one tie, and two defeats. One of the losses was an out of the league game. The Poly Varsityalso placed four men on the various All-City teams of the city news- papers. POLY 24, ST. IGNATIUS O The Wildcats offered little opposition in the first league game of the season. The first score was set up by line- backer Duncan Benas who blocked an S.l.punt. Roger Grimes scored. Emmett Cobb had his usual great day by scoring on an intercepted pass and bucked over for the other one. Stone went over for the last tally behind the PAGEANT: POLY 6, ST. IGNATIUS O The Poly Parrots started the season with a bang. Amid the banging of bands and waving of banners, the Me- chanics tangled with the Wildcats and came out on top 6-O in fifteen minutes of play. Bob Stone scored over center on a sneak.The coordinated playing of the Parrots proved to the onlookers that the team was not as weak as led to believe Stone was given the first ball of the season for his fine leadership on the field. POLY 20, LINCOLN 0 ln the second regular season game the Axtmen started off by ripping the Mustang line to bits The Lincoln squad failed to make a dozen yards rushing, Emmett Cobb scored on a run of 20 yards. ln the next quarter Cobb inter- cepted a pass, and Clarence Carr burst through the line for anotherTD. The final score came in the third quarter TACKLE fine blocking of thefonward wall. Parrot end Don lngmire with Frank Lipkins totlng the skin all of the way. Poly's fractured his ankle and was lost tothe team for the en- line proved to be the difference. Led by center John tire season. The game ball went to Duncan Benas for his Thomas, huge holes were bulldozed in Lincoln's line. bone crushing tackles. Thomas was given the game ball. ' V ff g px, f if 'IK ' H X P? Q :L 9 I ' I , cf 'ogx . - I l I . DON INGMIRE CHESTER HARP GEORGE ANDRE FRANK LIPKINS END nALreAck HALFBACK HALFMCK A 5' A4 Q, ' ,A f X I xt LOUIS SNEED ALTON CARR QUARTERBACK TACKLE ,filf ,,3,,,' Z, , 1 A - - ' 6 xf' I A l f The whole Parrot rooting section roared as Emmett Cobb plunged over the goal line for six points in the VINCE DAVIS first St. Ignatius game. The Parrot eleven won 24-0. MARCO BENASSINI CENTER END POLY 6, LODI 13 In an out of town, non-league game, the Lodi Flames handed the Parrots their first defeat of the year. At the end of an evening of head slamming, the score read 13-6 in favor of Lodi. Poly's only score was made by end Art Rankin who grabbed a fumble in mid-air and went all the way. The Flames used a single wlng type offense and this created havoc with the T-minded AAA team. In the second half Poly showed its stuff. The team stoppedthe Flames time and time again. This was due in large part to the defensive play of Al Nlarini, Dennis Shay, Ray Zelaya, and Stan McCarthy. POLY 25, MISSION 0 The Mission Bears lost their teeth and claws to the Parrot Beaksters. It was apparent from the first few plays that Poly would shatter the Pandas. Bob Stone, from the 40 yard line, in four consecutive quarter- back sneaks, scored the first of the Parrot's touch- downs. After the first score the Bears folded like wet noodles. The game's outstanding player was guard Stan McCarthywho won the game ball for hisflawless middle-guard play and fine offensive blocking. ln addition L. C. Shields, Bill Duncan, John Thomas, and Bob Stone were cited for fine play. POLY 21, BALBOA 12 Poly trampled the Balboa Bucs, the leadingteam in the AAA, 21-12. This game put Poly in first place and gave the Parrots the Round Robin Champion- ship. OB Bob Stone started the rout by running on an option play 66 yards on the second play from scrimmage, and threw a 56 yard pass to Dennis Shay who ripped all the way to paydirt. ln the fourth quar- ter Clarence Carr ran 45 yards to another TD. Stone scored all three conversions. Bal gave grim resist- ance but failed to score when Poly's first string was in the game. Ray Zelaya won the game ball. 6 , I f , is Q X WILLIE QUINN END uint. 'ae 'fo-: V' It AL MARINI TACKE he , ,f iii -f 1 LEROY NIAXIE HALFBACK POLY 13, SACRED HEART 13 The second upset for Poly came when Sacred Heart tied the team 13-13. Leading in the first half on TD's by Emmett Cobb and Charles Tanner, the Parrots had control of the game until an injury to one of the lrish's key players fired them to a vengeful pitch, and they began rolling. By the beginning of the fourth quarter they had the score tied. The Axt- men, who had been playing the second string de- fense the whole game, put in the first string and stopped Sacred Heart from winning the game. The lrish's WaltArnold ran over and through the Parrot wall. POLY 14, LOWELL 0 In the traditional Poly-Lowell game the Parrots again trounced Lowell, this year 14-0, although until the second half everyone was wondering if Lowell might upset the Poly squad. The score was 0-0 in the second half when the Parrots scored seven points. With outstanding blocking and team assistance Clarence Carr went up the middle and over tackle for both TD's making it the 13th straight year that Poly beat Lowell. L. C. Shields was given the game ball for his outstanding line play. PLAY-OFFS: POLY 0, ST. IGNATIUS 21 The Wildcats began the semi-final game with such fury and determination that they swept the Parrots off their feet and into third place in the final stand- ings. The breaks, in favor of S. l., coupled with a hard-charging line, showed the way for the Wildcats and they pushed their way into the championship game by defeating Poly 21-0. Fans saw Emmett Cobb catch a TD pass only to have it called back because of an offside penalty. All through the gamethe Cats took advantage of the weak Parrot blocking assign- ments and turned them against the Poly Varsity. The Wildcats played like the champs they proved themselves to be. PAGE 43 -4.1 . LX, Y .Qtr .- , fr Y of f 1:7 -qfv 59 who sttbteo ms toe tons ture? The coaches ano the team on the tene? loolf eomemeo. 134' 'if w --. . ,, ' 'W 'A 17:45 ' 'ffvl , 1 ' . .4.:wf Q.:. , s up ' . rv. .' ,IJ ,gY.2?lfig,gv'. ., . . QV' h ,ff if-,..',f - g.g,-.--gg, gifs' ,M--. z L fu, ff. -..'-, 1-- - H M : PN1? ': ', 5r ?5'.'i: 'J 6 'xi' 'fl 'Af M 1 'I F ' .Au5'f'4u'tffi'g7:5 ' T7 'T ' '. mf 'T3'. : fn ogmfe owes for the ball aoo masses. But loolx at has fowl Typml scene frorl a Poly-Lowell game. Lowell gets set to stop ...but as unalle to do so. Poly racks up mother sux points. the Parrot forward driven. ..., sk oi i' ,f . a Q7'l , A t t , . 19 ' 'W -f ,iii 2,1 L.. gym, if-1.3 V: R. ' . , . ,- - .. ' I Co-captains Emmett Cobb and John Thomas pick num- ber 7 for the Pageant. Poly downed St. Ignatius 6-0. Another Lowell player is pulverized by the Axtmen. Who has the ball? Bill Duncan has at the bottom of the pile after he intercepted a pass. A Wildcat punt was almost blocked by Duncan Benas in the regular season tilt between Poly and St. Ignatius. PAGE 45 lg xl 'Z W :MW rj'- -, ,R F: Q i C 'I J.. A- -, . . -is Z SOCCER TEAN T N e Carson Bo er A Cnty C Smntn IV Thoma J Grey K Dan 5 D R J Sch A Clty L Mora N Serano T A asa Codon E Jlllloms C Sxutalf L Pdssmore M Stepanoff B Znmmerman T lkalts J Cdlamsto G Aon so X QQ SOCCER TEAM Lnder tho coachln ol N11 12110111 lxLul'11'lTb tht bOLL61 team took 130556551011 ot 1 hud lou ht 101 Quond place kt the end of the mason tht tearna 1hT'LLl.3I .Lme whedule Sho-.ed a fue vnn Pamot rnon madg new Daxe Daxwbon Poly Poly Poly V113 Poly Poly Poly Poly Poly' mo tn. and txxo low 1eCo1d Thne the lust Xll Cltx Soccu Tenn Thu John bchusnt intl Lll.11lGS Boxxkel bEAbON RECORD Galiho O .2 Lincoln O 7 bt. Ignutious 1 Mission L. .T Wo.sl1ing,1on 5 1 Balboa 1 2 Lowgll 0 9111111-l lNAl, 1 Cmlxleo 0 L'll.X1xl P11 TNSIITP l Mission l fl ull'gm.tr-lwitollluswnolm xxluch haul manic its point on Ll flcld ,d goal. l'oly's point haul Inu-n rnmlv on ll pl-nzllty shot.1 AlI-CltyPlnyPrs1Tnp- Dave Dawson 35. Q 1711 K Nh-r Bottom - John Schuster Q! ..,. 'r, - Q0 Nl' ' '- at ITN ,. 'g 'if JIJJIKX CROSS COUNTRY TEAM ROW I: J. Alanlz, B. Allen, R. Gillette, N. Sereff, D. Pewitt, B. Johnson, R. Lauden. ROW ll: Coach Walt Lester, C. Woolwtne, B. Llacuna, R. Estoque, J. Yturalde, G. Woods, J. Roumbanis, D. Bernhard. ROW Ill: G. Hamilton, A. Loobey, O. O'NelII, E. Wong, T. Wright, J. Pudoff, V. Contini, G. Jevarian. ROW lV: B. Kane, B. Peters, K. Marcroft, J. Repo, L. Rodgers, B. Volght, R. Rehn, G. Rameriz. CROSS COUNTRY TEAM DOES WEll With the able coaching of Mr. Walt Lester the spirited Polytechnic Cross Country Team ran their way into the ranks of the best running teams in the city. At mid-season the Parrots were rated along with Lowell and Lincoln as possible first place teams. In the All-City meet Lincoln proved the top team and the Parrots were not able to overcome a six point lead held by the Mustangs. Top contenders in the All-City meet were Andy Loobey, Bob Kane, Ken Marcroft, and Bernard Voight. Poly's junior Varsity Cross Country Team came through with first place in the All-City contest. Jerry Yturralde made a good showing for the Parrots. I aflmdig 3 f' My ' ...ag 'sz PAGE 47 v WU ERHUHHHNQ Y 55 7' WEE X 7 W FALL 1956 RAUL ARELLANO GERALD BROOK S registry president DEAN BRITTNER secretary of cness club treasurer of c.s.f. JAY BARNES industrial art major armed services .4 C 1 MARY BRAVO im' af -I DARYL BERUNER ' 'l 4? registry president 3 .7 musicblock and star ,'. PATRICIA BERTSCH volleyball team bowling trophies BEl'I'Y BIGONE class collector registry vice president a cappella cnoir - tri-yl X Mgr x2 ' 1 -r X Q- 'SX DOROTHN BLACKBURN a cappella choir swimming and bowling JOSEPH BONFIGIU public defender in student court member of c.s.f. CARYL BRANDT block p sergeant at arms junior red cross vice president yearbook staff , 5-1-T l'vILLIAM BROWN ROSALIE CABRAL LEE CALDWELL liistorv major class collector radig Club cuss O' REMEMBER ..... -'S ALliN CARSON block p track and soccer t' NlELVlN COSTELLO football and track JOSEPH CHEW 6.2 SJ RONALD CHRISTIANSEN . , l E., l x ,f 'xv A v pf PATRICIA CALLAHAN muslc block and star W I q 7 GAIL CALLAHAN bowling team swimming team ELWOOD COOPER congressman 4.17 . EMMETE coee A., high junior president servlce society block p football andtrack MORRIS COHN student court attorney EDWARD COOK vc rest JANET cooP block p ZZ, a cappella choir ' ' A essay award fx,-7 , ANNA COSMIDES GERALD COPPIN WINIFRED COOPER block p and star inter-reglstry bowling class collector PAGE 5, president of a cappella choir ,,, -we I1IZZY LAND . cmeeus, ,, 4. ali x, ooRis cosrA DN V noma awe rd - IRENE DANIELS 6 secretary of lor. junior and - 'igi ff b- Io.-I senior - president of - E' -f Y future nurses club - 4 , 'jj c.s.f. - block p '-P BILLIE PAY DANIELS s-- , swimming and -Eg' bowling teams ' X.. IMRJORIE meme I swimming and Dowling 0. :Q -L JEAIN DEVINCIENZI ' parrot editor ' registry secretary block p - tri-5 DI ANN FERGUSON speaker of congress Q tri-y I block pand star Ion senior vice president , bf YQ? 33' , . an :N ,.., mx oiu , drama 5,2 2-' - 4 .-,' jjj if yearbook I stage crew I ' A ROKALD DOIHNER j ,Lg fi , 1:- I .. ,N ,, DIANE ELDREDGE JA'-'ES ELLIS .M F , NOUALEAI-I ERSKINE L block pand star N f.t.a. R 1 DOROTHI FISCHER JESSE FISHER HARRN FORNI 5W 'I'I 'I9 awafd block pand star - class collector j nigh junior V99I5U5' vice president l.IGHTNIN ', SENIUR BENCH, LOUIS FREYMI RE bowling league GAIL FURST .ff trl-y I secretary block p low freshman presldent xi JAMES GORMAN 44- L. ,ww ,M , gf- Mg,-ffc,f,,.1 V , , . ,f , W WILLIAM GRAHAM L f-.A t AlfRED GUARAGLIA A , bowllng league court falr commlttee ,-fs fx, , A ' I w.. . N ' 'f VALERLE HUNTER ff- L nlockp X' ,-3 trl'y I x ' f s ,F V v H . , 8 1 ELAINE HALL nlockp 9-a-a- Q it I MARY ANNE HANSEN . X ,fs 'Vs MARION HESTER A' vice president f. t.a. block p - muslc block ' junlor red cross L ROBERT HUCKABY , 13O's basketball team I fs ,f,, I V 'A f.,v ' p F1 bowling league 'fi is CAROLE HUGHES A A block p 1 A 5 2 9.6-a. ' 4 W' 57' low ten president l DOUGLAS JEFFERSON IRMA ISON BETTY HUTCHENS g.a.a. PAGE 53 SKATING PARTY, TF' Emu CRUWN .Ev A .Ig 'gl ' .n....- fs .1-.y-, gf -ov 1. , block p ' CAROL JENKINS ,QA tri-y treasurer E, GIRARD JEVARIAN sc' ' HECK cross country team LORETIA JOHN student body treasurer - , biock p- drama club - service society - c.s.f. DENNIS JOHNSON chess club ,, I ip L SHIRLEY JOHNSON XL block p president 1. vice president of f.t. a. gy g.a.a. council A Q Y 7 i SUSAN KEARNEY 3 president of high senior class feature editor of parrot - president of tri-y I registry president ' v'- MARIE JONES assistant sports editor of Ep i- r parrot - block p - f. t. a. it ,v,:a . A -A fa A Q 'J A PAUL JONG 7 A X, ANTHONY JUE STANLEY JUNG A fs A - 'i-A , MARILYN KANII-IAN senior class secretary congress secretary tri-y I LIESIE KELL ELIZABETH KLAU ARNOLD LEE L, I music block assistant secretary of high a cappella choir Senior class 1 . N SENIUR JINX, WE LUST, yi' EDWARD LEONG 'fffl f fn? W1 'awe 74' , , -Avg .J f W I- rv ,E W? CAROL LEE student body secretary block p secretary - c.s.f. service society HELEN LEHTO high senior class secretary block p hlstorian - drama club treasurer - g.a.a. council H ff at fjf , ::,:1, ,af , Xu. - ' f a pggbfq LAWRENCE IIW ,X . 'V' GEORGE Loizos Q , high freshman class president W, if parrot staff - yearbook y f WZ 9 X LK :E LA VERNE MARION ,fx ' W skating club if- 'Q X qi, K we I' RAMONA LOPEZ congress IRENE LOUIE f if block p treasurer- registry ,, treasurer -junior red c 2. vlcToR LOUIE 43 5:-4U xx? JOSE MARTI FRANZ NlARQUARDT JIMMY MARK STIMSON LOWE ROSALIE MAMONE assistant cheer leader class collector - tri-y vice president- block p soccer team iournal and yearbook staff PAQE 55 1 VINCENT MAY court fair committee yearbook music club ,A ef ,Z c II1 R KAREN PERSON block p tri-y I E- MICHAEL PERRYMAN DORIS MILLER V! VIJNDIMIR PANAsENrco SEIIIUR SPIRIT, SEIIIUR YELL ' -- ,2frf'?f f1Q':w-J . ,,, V K ,,,,N, ., lfff VT' R , -X to 1 'Fx f? ff' LOUIS MORENO f swimming team DIANE MULLOY RICHARD NEFF block p swimming team ff R-ss 'ii' nf X ..,-q 1 45 '71 HARRIET NORRIS president of registry block p, star and pin RONALD NUNO court fair committee yearbook PAUL ONG c.s.f. w..,Q'1'1'-:N 1 , af- pi. 'Qi Mx. :E 'S V I DOUGLAS PLWIU GEORGE POLITIS IRIS POTTER block p ' cross country - low junior president block p, star and pin - low IFSCK junior prom co ' - reas. ,. ,-,7 157' 4'.aL4f 77 LHR? SENIUR PRUM. '01-v 'ills JOSEPH RINALDI student body president - low senior class president - co- editor-injchief of parrot - ANTHONY ROLDAN Spam em' block p music club gy fp ERNEST SA DLER CHARLES SAUERS . . TV6- EI ' 3, , ., , Q S A lffafaf' 114' s , t . -- ' I-,-,-W - 1 L, e 355, 'w ff V f'- .. New 1 FS .-.x CAROIE SCHAEBERLE c.s.f.vlce president- student court judge-g.a.a.presIdent Q1 'V- WALTER SCHAUMBERG MAXINE SHOEMAT'E co-editor-in-chief of parrot high junior vice president tri-y secretary, treasurer, and chaplain - yearbook gfaff - block D MELVIN SNEDDEN Nl' PETER SUDANO ROBERT STONE JAMES ST. JOHN track team low freshman president - big brothers - block p - drama - Ig n 1 , ,, , 0, , f. .cj it fr gf! T IRENE REGA congress red cross ERI C STOLPE block p 'J 5? .Q DIANE STEVENS tri-y chaplain block p PAGE 57 MAJOR THOMAS HENRY TOM first place award m. d. contest 5'-'s t :K Z7 A 1 ELSIE WHITLON g.a.a, vice president block p and star f.t.a. GRAIIUATIUN, LELAND TONG band block and Star 3 Q, LOUELLA TONG art metal certificate A N f' 'FT' T7 11 FINAL KATHLEEN TURNBULL secretary of drama club block p and star - c.s.f. ae ,Ni RICHARD WHITE BOOKER WASHINGTON varsity basketball team I ISAYDE VALLE student body secretary f.t.a. - service society WAYNE WARDEN blockp - big brother - football team GERALD VALENTE low junior vice president -52 ,Q XX-f 14' GWENDOLYN WILLIAMS JIMMY WONG LONNIE WQNG vice president block p chsifl - fit a service society IIIPLIIMAS FAREWELLS X V we so t S 3? 'I 3 'Q THOMAS YEE FLORENCE YOXALL NICHOLAS ZAGAINOFF as nv FALL IDEAL SENIOR GIRLS FRONT ROW-Carole Lee, Most Active, Jean Devincenzi, Lovable, Irls Potter, Bashful, Irene Danlels, Speaking Voice, Elizabeth Klatt, Dancer, Carol Schaberle, Apple Polisher, Maxlne Shoe- mate, Personality, Friendliest, Rosalie Mamone, Flirt, Dancer. BACK ROW-Marilyn Kanihan, Dresser, Romana Lopez, Smlle- Di Ann Ferguson, Eyes, Pop-off, Wittiest, Valerie Hunter, Hair, Figure, Helen Lehto, Dimples, Elsle Whitlow, Jolliest, Marlon Hester Athletic- Sue Kearnv Prettiest Cutest. Mew, , ,. W 1 fi? EII.EEN WOO TROY WR I STON JOHN YEE HOWARD ZUGMAN S A H tEl ,gl I l I '::I'L T 1 Q L- ,I T X A Yui.ll ,ln1.,, .4412 I X I1 VIII? 5- I X - V: V 4 5- LQ In -f I i k' I Q Q W l , X V- A s gg . i I Lap, A lx, AQ ' -. I . A E FALL IDEAL SENIOR BOYS FRONT ROW-George Loizos, Smile, Wittiest, Paul Ong, intelli- gent, Butch Nlarquardt, Lovable, Vince May, Friendliest, Ron Nuno, Hair, Dresser, Joe Rinaldo, Ideal, Personality, Ron Christiansen, Dimples, Jack Dill, Applepollsherg BACK ROW- Wayne Warden, Lovable, Jlm St. John, Jolllest, Bob Stone, Dancer, Pop-off, Build, Gerald Brooks, Pop-off, Wolf, George Polltis, Eyes, Jesse Fisher, Singing Voice, lVlikePerryman, Handsomest. PAGE 59 PIWAIG !Y77V!7!.E5 p . Vr.. V R V? 4- 51.515 5: F' ' fs ,V R N Lf C .ef 'fx C YM, 1 , ,ij xv' +- A-4 I 5 f 32 ERNIE FARROW 49 President Vice President STUDENT BUIJY UFFIC 'U5 gs 7 uf x .U SA .X . 'F i J? 'ez g W , ROSE MARIE TAYLOR . Treasurer 2' -,5 f 1 Qi if STEVE CUENSLER Athletic Manager JOM. KEELAN Speaker of Congress ,f-f S' ae-zfwww' 1 1 lil 1 The spring student body officers had their hands fuli preparing for assemblies and dances, Con- gress meetings, tlcket saies and a host of other busy work. Pictured above are: Sitting - Fareeda Habeeb, Marge Vlera, and Rose Marie Taylor. Standing - Steve Guensler, Ernie Farrow, Rich Rekcm, and Sam Louie. V? 7 FAREEDA HABEEB Secretary ERS -I' ,..4 SAMUEL LOUIE Custodian 'UN RICHARD REKOW Cheerleader KEN MARCROFT Student Court Judge -wa N, . fl ,Q I - x , I P? - ,Q r 56 -.lggj z , r ' .Q K J so KENNETH MARCROFT bank of america award petroleum institute award f Wsgtig . .1' :J 3' is- N., 'R If A fa R 'Q DORIS KING junior grand national queen ,1 'ik iff it of 6'3 ' 1 . . 1 f -.ff 1 'fr ff' J ' W2 rx ERIC BARLICH transportation essay winner fy . , X, fr 3' . I rwqbwk. . , FH, bd. f- - swam ,r 1 A, f--+' , --1' ', To MICHAEL LEWIS quill and scroll Wm' fri I . dum, A r.,, . , if AQ V -GS I -,rt I 3 NANCY HANES graduation speaker bank of america award xr ,As ,I ' . 1 fer Fl t Ie 12 1, 4.: 'Z fm 1 Nl H f 7 4 rw F . - - Q ..,, EVVONNE ESCH invest in america award ff- if LESLYE HINK bank of america award , M V, ,'9g,If rf, f ' 1, , f' ' va .fy advertising club essay award lions' club oratorical award quill and scroll graduation speaker SPRING SENIOR AWARD WINNERS 1 JON '. ,. 7 'N 5 '1V '1g X SELMA SMITH SALLY CARLSTROM homemaker of tomorrow award quill and scroll .IOSIE MASCIAGA fss M DIANE YOUNT CIUIII and SCVUII bank of america winner p I , . VW V w M t ,I 1 ls ,,f,f, .-faith .. f '-,:1' 114-2- , 'f 5 IV f - 1 1, ,rx Q, ...W L7 ,5,.,, SHERWOOD KWONG advertising club poster winner ,s , , ,- of X wr y fix' aj ' 5 2? f 'UT X' ' ROBERT PACINI quill and scroll , Z ANN BRODD p-La. letter writing winner 'xffcr-'if ,wfyg .Mm f ZZ, I A ars y ,..' i w : 1 I 1, SANDRA SAUNDERS state scholarship winner ,aa ' ,ii '-.pf q U I Y 1 PATRICIA VIOLETTE invest in america essay award 'Q' Y..-.-, MARGE Vl ERA graduation speaker G' DEANNA ZANE CHRIS SALAZAR .IOAN KEEGAN H-12 Secretary H-12 Presldent H-12 Vice President ROY GILLEITE H-12 Presldent THINGS RAY ETZIIR L-12 Presldent BERNARD LLACUNA H-11 Presldent HEUEN EMERSON L-12 Vlce President JUDIE DRUHAN H-11 Vlce President '? PAULINE LA GRANDE L-12 Secretary-Treasurer P7 SHERRY MCM! CHAEL H-11 Secretary-Treasurer R -. ,',,.,1A,., A ,I Q, be vL'.- . :gs 1 1' 'I LARRY HETLAND L-11 Presldent UFFICERS KEPT HUMMING ,Q CARROL DECKER L-11 Vlce Presldenf I I V7 BIELYN JUNG L-11 Sec. - Treas. fd! YL '57 RICHARD POPPIN H-10 President 11' 'su JANICE POLI H-10 Vice Presldent TAMARA HILL H-10 Sec.-Treas. LENNI S DELANEY L-10 Presldent DAVID BYERS L-10 VIce President CATHERINE O'DONNEL H-10 Sec. - Treas. PAGE O5 WE MAKE NEW FRIENDS IN 0llR CLUBS E5 C' ,,-f-' I -',,,. K , Om E cs 'T' 5, sm n Q-f 1 i x Q15 fx J ,., 5 nf f ' - . ,E---' if ' V 'A' 1 -I 7 1 3- 9, C Z V1 ' Q '57 President- Claude Allen .T B g A7 P ,ev , 1 Vrce Presioent- Hert Elancnard JIM r -ff '-H r ' Secretary-Treasurer - Andy Loole-,f ,1 V V ri V 'If' D D .. v J P C Sgt.at Arrrs - l.. C. Snielns . I 1' 'Y' . . .J P Y l F 'fr BQ' Pa P gf 'i ' ,,,..,-f' 'lr C' -Q 3' W , 1 C r--rf? .1 rl My- - . :W V- ncc- ll- - 1- - ' 1, C. H F Rcltr l'kf-4 Inu QLD T kicvl E-r . Tipp V' Q EQ E E l Q R. E-'W J LHS' El.CCl , 1, S. llef. C- 93' C Q... x.. -' -.zri ,.,.- g5nrCUOV. F .. 4-1 Rifemo' Wifilfxfr J' T O in Dxcaf. VE N 5ergi,F.lJeppner. ll r ' 5, D. Sensi. U- V5 . D 'ls P Blgncneri. l-- C' mms' 7'xllfr I ' -.. C3 lletili. YJ. Eenn5sSl'rl- T' Rein' R' I W, --f ,D Qrlg.. D- E925-C -' ni T. MQ 5, P. C ' rr , - r 1 -' RCC- ll J- 55 E1CC'r -l 7 T. l'.lTC Cll' 'I' RCW l J' W . Eirl ' ,. CMCCY. -l- ' 31.225 L- F' 'C CCYGRESS RCN. l- '.. FeLefr1'r.L. Sa' Jose, -2. Ferris ' 4 J ' 'ff J Ira' F. Lezeei. XC ll - L. -1 ze, -'-. Free'a'. '.'. lraf i iii. C. Jager.. Q. Ta, ir. E. li . arg, J. Ee '.. Fagnigf. J. 1 - Q. :'3:. D. Ein: S.C51.'.e Y., R,-5, L err, J,'.'ar1e, C.T.:fer. C.T:r- g,,L, ' 55 eg. J. P: l. C. C: eye' QCJ. - . f ' :Qgga':'. E. Fir:-'-. 5' Fggefr, , E. L eu.. 5. Ee'3er,C,C D. :za J. P. '-'2 1. S. Feffefi. G- VW V Q--. -. 'C' mm Q Q G .ACQC ,L E E1 l I 5 my crlsscorrscrons H9 fl fl A R nn 'T -- -f -- -- rrlr Can C Q 2 ri 1 A . - . .nom . Aylor, J. Elegr S E- ' - C 'J 'J f' Haste. C. J.sc+.so . C. Decker, E. J.: V , M L. Lgrlos. V'. Lum, X. Gorwzsles, C. lung. .I 4 - ,QT 6 RCC. ll - J. Strlf, 3 S131-'. C.2lr.3!l5, E. Fen ' . W 4 nCl?O'l. 4. logl, D. Folmnnerr, L. Streper Q' .. 3. 5.a.r:'.2srS, S. LGS, J. '.'3SCr3g5. 2 n f CDV. lll - C. Eranen, R. Derrrclr, R. Hugfres lx E. Fnglrerg, T. llalllzrg, D. Vacnael, lillrllrams .x P - Y -?g J. Ytrrrralm, A. Allrson, T. Casey. 1 J J- I 5 ' f Ai lv A 1 ',l Q , , J , President- Kenneth Marcrott II4,,. . Z CJ, Q 'L Vice President- Gloria Miller ,XI 'G Wig A 'L F , is Secretary - Ann Brodd - -5 'T rl G, ' z 'J .r 5 Treasurer-Janice Poli f , 0 . , ey . , -12 15 -5 -7 ' , I Sgt. - Bill Duncan ef v i E21 ',I .A . i tl!-J' D D Ip M1 - - I I , .I J, X .. X han fre X T ' 1- LUN ' 'Q-1 I I IAN. III ' I maid I I 3, .Nj L f l we-E SUCAETY L. Swug, B. BUD 1 I I , I C to S. Oychaldybby ka S. Guts ' NBER' 5' 3 ihggeri 5' U ' Pringle. NL BOW ' Palm' L' trick. 5- Brood. C' . n I YODDW-i S' gl' B. PB N Q, Pr- . L, Swan Rombeea, i. eianw' 55 Himilrnder. V. FOSQCDL xitell. S- Henna' gedenem. G- We Eow ll xgggske.ThOmDSi?nsLccQiitEeil.'l- Pon' B' Sa O' Ll dine ii. walrreler KRW ' eil. ' ' L, Hill r ' ' a. ,B. 3 ' X533 lll - D. BurrogS.RIIIIOme.6,m, J. gawstm. B. Loo son M' Smwilikicrott F.GileWi- W' ' -K. A ' F'- now W . mn. W- mon' President- Pauline LaGrande Vice President- Barbara Sabo Secretary - Norma Federigri Treasurer- Dolores Lerma I II If I QE? M I .a.a ,gf I u 'E 'SL if NN fr ap ,. I- , LMQI L-, H 'V if af f '13 W., 1 E: r LK XKY 'U' use , II'I ' . ,Ie I , , f ' 5, f f . it f ie r ,I , r ROW l - R Lichtm DRAMA ' ' an, M. K CLUB Damage. G' Gam' D' LeFAl:n,N'?'Ejdee1riD1Q Smman' B' Wright, P. LaGrande. ROWlll - B. Pacini, G. Heath D i. B. Sab0, S. Christiansen 3 HO . RUWIV-K.Mafcf0fi P Moore fsaljnder S-Guensrer B Skiff K o ' ' Umm' J' Makfis. ' - , , , - ' ' J . aw 2 .nf 'T MODERN DANCE T -' I Q3 A n . , ROWI-P. Perri, i.Mnief,M. Cabral, M. Aus- , T 'Q' ' ff tin, P. Patton, J. Pagan, F. Cole, C. Quejada, , 3-, 3 TJ Y. Kinakotf, D. VanZant, R. Taylor. -Q I. f , 7 F ' H ROW ll-E.Jung, R.Brode, E.Cupp, L. Searles V' ' -5 J gg V. Bell, C. Sriman, E. Square, A. Rozakos, l C. Jackson, P. Gray. 'lf' A In ROW lll - V. Green, L. Nagle, N. Frederighi, , R. Saenz, J. Pole, P. Peters, D. Hamilton, - . , I P V. Rougley, L. Lodi. I 1 f ' ROW lV ' L. Steigaer, T. Rapp, V. Crawford, LIBRARY STAFF ROW l'- W. Davison, J. Fletcher, J. Cuda, G. Wilson, E. Square, D.Van Zant, C. Fricke. ROW ll - W. Freeman, C. Bradley, S. Wohlken, N. Harland, D. Mahoney, R. Popin, G. Krome, H. Rohlapp. ROW lll - B. Federoff, B. Voight, Y. Saxer, J. Repp, M. Ilfnrt, G. Montsonas, D. Hamilton. T. Bohn, J. Brumett, C. Pringle, S. Orchard, S. Coontz, L. Larson, L. Snook, G. McGraw. Knob .- 5-if WE ENJOY W0 RKING TOGETHER -.-was CHM , Q :N 1 ' ,. K1 'V' ' ',-- In U :. ' v-- ,.- NGT273' ' ' W -, 'A E. , -'51 1. A QarSf3', G. Cfitlei-'--X 'FEE' N-I 31' .-.a'1?.- Rf.,-'ig' ', :.'.',f,1 , X' R215 1. -- - ,QE 5' r1'.::. 4- - -Q C Q1-gf-,Y,1,1!-n ' f- , 3- WE--w . ' l'l,anX-1+-':Ik'2,3--X 'X 'gil-1 571'-l':1. V' , lr -I 2,2-Et 'T :-- - IQ ' L. C2T'E+V5 L . Du!-,-1: R2-H 119- F :M E 'Gina F. lini- M. R .e's, C, Rzss. fi ',',,ll3-h .'.,r-e1- ' CAREY? 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Loskutov, S. Lord, C. LeBlanc, D. Bogdanoff, M. Ketten. Row 3: D. Lerrna, G. Miller, M. Kraus, J. Libby, A. Stewart, J. Meyers. f gf -+ i .-,f I V- ' I I A NW ' w l' u ,,- A -- -1,--..' . Q I, TRY-Y 3 an I 'L I ' T' ' President ......... Mary CaIveIIo iz! e , Vice President . . . Pauline LaGrande ' ' , , - N Secretary .... .... D eanna Zane Aj '? I l W Treasurer .... .... J oan Brower L k V - as 1 vu Chaplain .. ...Chris Salazar - I I TRI - Y Saenz. M, Caiveiie. R- . G ande. U- Dam' I B. Losku- Row 11P'yR2rff J.Masci8EHr D-RudOmeikmC LeBIanc. RQW ' 3: Bamef' Zane, ' rov. 3- Keegan' Row . ff! Ct PUBLIC SPEAKING CLUB President .......... Nan Hanes Vice President ....... Don Ingnrire Sec.-Treas. . . . Beverly Parrington Sgt. .... . Y. . X. . WA a STAGE CREW Row 1: M. Garza, T. Levin, D. Benas, M. Sharp. Row 2: B. Duncan, T. Regan, R. Apedaile, F. Bender. .s.. 'Q-H A A N' 5,-r ,Q LV! Marvin Crockett 5 . J I PAGE 69 WE HAVE FIIN WHILE SERVING vf QV-nv.. gn' mx 19 V ' ' 51.11 C' I . 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Voight, J. een, G. cennmgnem, o. Ben- 5 ylfflil as, D. Dawson. y l I i- . PMP: tp 'f e , . t T 'F 4- 1 TENNISTEAM L ' ' to r. R. Blair, T. Taylor G Montsanas J C , . , . ompton, T. Gong, B. Dorman. JR. RED cnoss A y Row i - s. Papen, H. Frenee, .l.Allen, o. Nye, s Hunter A F ROW ll - M. Hillory, M. Firpo, J. Gregorie, W. C . rx 'T' A . A 'W H A T ' -ge t - ' 1' J l 1 H' 'F PAGE 71 ROW I - F. Dyer, M. Compton, P. Rowan, R. Col- WE LEARN P. Ragsoare, S. Oakoweu, 3 Makns, A O WPELLP OROXR ROW X - Mr. Teourz, P. Pekers, O. Raster, B. Lewrs, O. Or- ROW WX - M. X-Maru, Vx. Synrtn, . sen, S. Edwards, M. Ausun, J. Grey, J. Burnett, O. Fry, S. Hunter, B. Jonnson, E. Benkrns, L. Hooker, . M. CaoraX, J. WanWarnoeve, P. Patton, 3. Lockner, O. Leno, P.. Scnoenoerg, N. Renaud, O. Krug, R. Burns, O. Oumory, S. Runrer, J. Poiasz, 3. Ouoa, E. Ouoo, B. NeXson. C. Oelkngero, B. Puhon, M. OaXveWo, E. Moore, O. Braruey, ROW W - 5. MacBnoe, 3. Ross, O. Teouoor, 3. Dew, C- J.Wnrte,S.NavaX, L. Swns,O. Owens, R. uunarns, M.Pad- ns A Barron, O. Rarnmon, P. Moore, R. Oourns, O. dock' 5. Qr,,,r.5Care.5' R. Grankl PWM- non nr - r, Morrrson, u. urounaru, 5. canon, o. rauey C. Queraoa, B. Peoeroii, 0.0'NeuX, R. Groson, W. Staiioro R. Harker, O. Braruey, M. Rarnenz, R. Mrsuraca, 3. Queues S. Monoii, A. Smos, W. Green, H. GrXW.on. Owe , . Young, O. Norte, A. MA ROW 1' Mr. TenlM5lGAL SWGERS rl. PCHBSZ, P Pano ' Ur B. Q- WGHS, 1. Row H -Hgoker, S.Molroff, L- Morrrsgn 'RBUBrnett, P. pet l ' Um' E' CUDDQMS' N- MCDonaId ROW . ru B.Furron,J.Qa,,OW G Md r - .I Or, CIFW D , ROMVXIEWJ' Malfrrs. , ' D- Vast r Nerll, A, BeIiO'nBbJCQ2nson, V - ' - 0 E. Federoff, B, gradley r R, Gibson W. Stafford, 3. Nam J Wh ' ' Mer R Hark . ey. J. Dean' J' Grey rx.: 'i I Crit . fn ,gr 2 an ,gg- 0-Y' L, , F ROW r.R.Lee,klnTlaQ,5 RETAILERS . muh N. Barsekian L Hod Y a E' Rl1Sso, OW ll - R ' TIPVUI D r , B, uber, M. Loom, U' Smith gbmrolrirrv - E. Euuuons, A, Tmvm D Sn U v o ll 1,D,l-unde ROW l-G.Giser1,V.Dunlap, B. Balazs, E. Fleischmann, J.Kirtley, T. Hill, Q Q- c V er 9 .N sn X 5 ' 1 Y if K x 'll .4 , r I I Q V' :R l by 1 . .J 1 TIA R J A lull' Y r A x- it Q ' X69 V A F ' All X f HIGH SOPHOMORE REGISTRI ES Fukuda, L LaPl ante, M. Jenkins, L. McLoyd, B. Johnson, M. Austin, C. Fricke, J. Caro, R. Harrington, J. Gregorie, B. Henderson, K. Bauer, B. Harrison, J. Cuda, E. Apedaile, C. Allen, W. Jabin, O. Frauslo, V. Kas- noff, A. Orlotf, A. Grillow, K. Luther, J. Jorgensen. ROW ll-D. McConnell, B. Jackson, C. Blockburn, O. Barabin, P. Freed, P. Gardner, B. Ernst, M. Firpo, L. Oerri ck, L. OeVere, A. Ayres, J. Fletcher, J. Howard, L. Brown ell, M. Bolanos, T. Cole, L. Lacson, R. Gallagher, A. Martin. ROW Ill - H Pt V. Bell, P. Edmonds, S. Eastman, A. Kwong, A. Makaiwi, W. Lee, O. Et- tin, J. Guadamuz, S. Geraghty, T. Gong, L. Holloway, C. Leach. ROW lV - L. Fischer, J. Autan, J. Medrans, F. Jewell, T. Black, J. Grant, C. Haack, W. Hawthorn, R. Glenn, B. Lane, J. Dean, R. Friedrich, A.Himm, J. Lustinberger,A. Gomez, S.GrobeIch, A.Kaljumagi, R.La Rocca. R 9 fr ft Pr lg ::. '79 A Sli' M LOW SOPHOMORE REGlSTRlES ROW I - J. Allshouse, M. Bandarrae, M. Berry, J. Athias, Hallis, B. Harlan, S. Golden, J. Blocusher, R. Gonzales, R. Anselmo, J. Henry, E. Boll, P. Brown, M. Arras, C. Franklin, E. Hooper, H. Clark, M. lsaacs, M. Compton, J. Bleggi, V. Gonzales, T. Colin. ROW ll - R. Grant, J. Carter, D. Burns. ROW lV - L. Allen, W. Truman, A. Carson, K. Frye, G. Frios, P. Bowman, G. Coleman, J. Grace, H. Theylinger, P. Horrell, G. Hom, D. Slirsch, C. Collis, V. Alioto, B. Chiodo, M. Andersen. ROW lll - B. B.Johnson, D. Bucher. Ft 'ff ,I P' LOW SO PH OMORE REGISTRI ES ROW l - C. Shepherd, M. Solis, L. McNair, J. Zocchi, H. Rohlapp. ROW lll - A. Prouado, R. Smith, O. Spinas, C. Taylor, C. O'Oonnell, G. Carter, C. Lindo, M. Leong, C. Tolovera, M. Steadman, H. Smith, M. Jones, J. Scott, NL Korakas. ROW ll- K. Lee, S. Libby, G. Respess, L. Robinson, S. Thompson, P. Williams, G. Lewis. L. Larios, R. Pledger, B. Reed, C. Riechmann, lVl. Mort, E' ASF ' .Gt .L H HIGH SOPHOIIIORE REGISTRI ES ROI'r I-D. I.'arte, J. Ilalrris, J. Belli, M. Altares, C. Bautista, S. Aclao, S. Orcnard, J. Stray, C. DJncan, P. Simons, P. I'.aIIer, C. Quejada, L. Sofris, D. l'-right, J. Pagan, K. Moreno, B. Patrick, J. I'-ong, V.I'-long, V. Padilla, U. Medtiust, P. Raner, K. O'I3rien. ROV. II - Mt Livar, D. Cartioni, D. Cranam, nt Davies, C. Cnarlesinortli, C. Pringle, D. Nel- son, H. Zv-olinski, C. Moreno, A. Rodrigues, J. Loslcutov, L. Stieper, P. Parisn, B. Parrington, V. Rougley, P. Petit, B. Scnuldlieiss, P. Olivas, D. Wong, D. Simmons. ROW III - S. Coontz, C. LeBlanc, S. Lee, N. Lonodorsky, L. Darneille, J. Poli, V. Sidordv, L. Stell, E. Rindal, T. Rcterts, D. Phillips, R. I'.ar, F. Miller, I. Pain, G. Mont- sanas. ROV: IV - N. Oalligan, D. Lorimr, I'-. Leonard, M. Lontardero F. Scnaba, H. Ellingsen, D. Armstrong, B. Kennedy, R. Popin, Z. Ros- ales, B. Rogers, T. Crane, P. Serpa, H. Rodriguez, M. Portillo C. Rodriguez, II. Quok, J. Neal, P. Cniz, B. Lee. '1 ..... ,bf nn L3 Qld if - LOW JUNIOR REGISTRI ES ROIII I- B. Kneis, E. Jung, R. Marozales, M. Fonseca, C. Jarvis A. Padilla, E. Rumolds, S. Larranvga, L. Bartliotomen, B. Desi rlo S. Carnblo, A. Rozolcos, M Paddock, E. Sdioaiberg, D. Ilellger ROW II - E. Martinez, C. Decker, C. Vella, C. Forni, G. Wilson G. Caffery, Y. De Tomasi, S. Larson, IJ. Tliornpson, B. I'.atts, B. Hilt. S. Caldwell. C. Talley, S. Thompson, J. Mieyr ROII III - VI. Jackson, M. lntenano, A. Canterbury, C. Trye, R. Ca tral, L. Passmore, T. Erenes, J. Tolliver, L. Malliette, R. Warner, G. Texior. ROII IV - D. Yogasa, D. Day, G. Cnicnlranotf, G. Ng, N. Dawson, E. Cummings, N. James, C. Tyner, HI. Leegan, S. Cnin, F. Vrilliams, E. Villatore, P. Josue, A SywIendeL I?-s qi: Ik --Q 5 his :I e. ms lml lr 0 Q ' UN f I-2't - HIGH JUNIOR RECISTRIES ROV! I - P. Patton, I. Miller, N. Carnal, O, Iilagoiong, S.SaIarrgsarig, H. Meier, M. Morales, A. Lee, B. Rorld, F. Barrozo, D. Ortez, D. Ifenrey, E. Ifiselofl, J. Leianu, D. Ining, E. O-'-Ons, L. N-Iilv, H.Lii:p, II. Clian, J. Roumlnnis, T. Kirchoft, R. Milani. ROW IV- J. Motli ni, M. Note, S. Pfioen, R. Liclnln nn, D. Rodriguez. C. Moore, P. Meyers, P. Parker, C. Parker, D. Montoya, G. Cum- RCII. Il - I+, PaSle,, IE. I.'-gore, L. I-'iiDir-is-If-, L. Smiles, S. I-Wtilt, ningIr.rrn, C. Ross, F. Alonso, J. Masanti, A. Sandtrom, H. Nail, I-4 Mgrrigrrr, IQ, IJ. lifimfill, 'IL NIIV, P. l'.tf'tltI., H. CILIIIIIICI, J. SJIZ. , . , ,, w ,ii I w Q, .I . I I. ,,' p,f55,,., QQ,-,r.' r.,,r,.,i,f,, ld ,ir ,ri,ii,,Ifi,I, rv.u. lit ii III IJ.Ixo-s, 0-'IN l -gig. V ' g I i TE , X 4 I M :L A rw i r Fi :Y ' f' ex - f I ., 1 , sv .1 . HIGH JUNIOR REGISTRI ES ROW l - N. Allen, C. Flynn, G. Wielgasy, M. Goltos, M. Calvello, C. Moya, L. B. Floyd, W. Pyle, B. Jones S.Lord,G.Perez, C. Preston, G. Perkins. ROW ll - A. Pagcahuagun, H. Freitas, V. Ford, D.Van Zant, B. Armstrong, A. Avecilla, R. Brode, J. Brower R. Rogers, A. Brussa, S. Brandt, P. Peters, P. Perkins. ROW Ill-J. Canizales, T. Stone, J. Bran, R. Edwards, J. Worth, W. Smith, L. Wise, R. Walker,P. Young. ROW IV - E. Regan, S. Wolfe, T. Pisciotta, B. Puc- cetti, T. Parker, A. Sandstrom, S. Barretta, G. Andre, C. Woolwine, J. Sheveland, G. Johnson. 'tif ' ri Q 9 '. 'I is I'lGH JUNIOR REGISTRIES ROW l- J. Bertani, S. Bourbin, D. Hollander, C. Sloci em, L. Hodges D. Jackson, D. Bartolini, l. Blanco, B. Thompson, V. Fazzino, J.DruI han, J. Dennis, J. Urrutia, T. Bloodworth, D. Kastel, M. Hayward, F. Habeeb, V. Green. ROW Il - E. Thorne, L. Shook, M. Evans, S.lngrani, S. Edwards, G. Ernhard, P. lnivin, C. DeAngelo, C. Beau- lied,M. Hillary, G. Hartman, B Jordan. ROW lll - E. Escobar, pf , . rr I N. Stubbs, T. Dean, B. Llacuna, R. Jackson, R. Sullivan, J. Vann J. Armstead, E. Engberb, R. Apedaile, D. Felix, J. Haller, R. Trevor ROW lV - R. Edmondson, S. Ferrera, E. Jenkins, W. Jasper, L. De Ianey, A. Fisher, J. Derguson, A. Jenkins, W. Colon, T. Taylor J. Ferriti, R. Hughes, J. Jones, B. Kane, N. Blincoe. LOW SENIOR REGISTRI ES ROW I - B. Wright, C. Jenny, N. Crowden, J. Wells, V. Crull, B. Fulton, C. Jackson, M. Bowker, N. Feder- ighl, B. Sabo, M. Ceccoli, A. Washington, J. Ross. ROW Il - Y. Kunakoft, F. Williams, M. Kraus, B. Kelly, L. Loch, D. Lerma, J. Jacobson, A. Aliota, A. Plugis, C. LeBlanc, P. Gray, H. Emerson, P. LaGrande. ROW Ill -R.Ortiz, H.Tong, L. Crain, D. Brown, L. Daigne R. DeGhain, M. Saludo, J. Grillos, J.Trulfa, B. Loskutov. ROW lV - G. Graham, L. Rogers, G. Penaska, H.DeJesus, R. Cosbe, L. Guerrero, W. Robinson, O. Rogers, M. Ben- assini, J. Bujdanofl. v H.- ' fox nN '11,- 1 ROSE MAMQNE g MAXINE SHOENLATE JOE RTNALDI MARIEJONES 2nd Page editor ' Co-editor Co-editor L ,-gg Asst. sporls editor ff L T ,, L xg 1 . R ,ff Ni ,V kf S LH l!'s2QEl- IWC' txllrx , ' X 41: T Y' 'R' 'cr x Q ., tg -3 SUE KEARNEY WANDA sfviini V Ag 3rd page editor' g News editor , ,E A ,S x fl: . r ' - PAT BERTSCH LARRY ROGERS R e ROY DERRLGN N Boa PAQINI H Q . Sports editor ix 'fl' V, Copy editor ig 7 1- I' , ' QR, ' DOLORES LERMA Exchange editor SAiJ.IE oHRisnANsEN A JIM PUDOFF '- 2 A ' if ,, , r v r , .J ' ' mg, N ' tp ,. 'rl. A Y' , , di V I' ,,' PAUL SLNG NANCY RING NEAL SEREEE Nj A ' ' Business Manager h BARBARA COHEN , K GEORGE PoLnis ew sgxe XJ? O' f br , 1 I Q Q I -. ig? X N' JEAN oEviNcENzi 'S' 1 Consulting editor f, FAREEDA HABEEB EORGELOIZOS .IUDIE DRURAN Q: 5' ,, ooRis MlLliR ' dn. fs? f J J oi ANN FERGUSON 1 J 9 BEVERLY LOSKUTOV 1' iq' - so A ,U D 1' 'T -R Q ,1- f. K' 4 fgf? FRANK HEPPNER KATHRYN KELLER FRAN7 Mspnnspm EJJUVIE ESCH .Ik ,rt Q.. Ax' L. '- 3 ,' wr - K JUDIE DRUHAN Edltor - In - Chlef no A I . I: , I5 -3 Q M BARBARA COHEN K, News Edltor EAREEOA HABEEB R1 Copy Edttor I 1 .3-,I ff . Y . ,xx ' STEVE EERRERA ,, ff' LIL 2 174 ' SAU.IE CHRISTIANSEN Managlng Edltor 2x5 S 'L r rn: .,,'4,1- A fl: -mf Wt SWF - ... ,. I W' f N 'N F2151 JIM PUDOFF Asst. Sports Edttor .qu SANDRA BORBIN Q35 KATHRYN KELIIR C . 'Y 4 'V I -:sr ,:' -I-.1 'Y ROY O RRLCK Sports Edltor 's ,., , , ,X5 6 ,Is . S- 4 121' fr-. I FRANK HEPPNER Photographer 'V ,dx t ,,,, ,, EDELMIRA ROSAS f . 'W' f I BOB KOPICO f ' H. to' ' vu 'rf- 9 ,...,,,, W ,' - 4 in , is , p DOLORES LERMA Feature Edltor MAROE vtERA f , ,,f, Asst. Feature Edltor ,gif A , W X V' 'f , I-'JK - I lf- rx, nv 1-5 1 . '? 4, ,f NANCY RING Business Manager MIKE LEWIS Exchange Edttor SPRING STAFF 'F 5-Q V JOHN sAtz t p 15' I Q It A 1 A I CAROL LE BLANC f G, , Q9 ' PAT WALLER 1 X .5 Q2- L J was Vovsf. E, LARRY ROGERS PAGE 77 ll --l'- - ,ee M65 ' W , - ' A 1 fw, ' .L'93'N -1 f ! , fN'sj Z, EH ,--- ' F ,., V rx,-.f xr ? f V , 1 ,fl ' qffqgn 5 ,ev-Afs M f . Mgmt - , , Y . ,km ,yr . , J 'vw - Y A C r Ut MCC fa ,f f Q .4-,yu ,-Q P -X 'Bw 55' ' ' f. N 1 A- Q + . ' . 1+-f--P,- re fe Q , ,L an Q 53. r, v t ' -ff w , ww., . fn . , - i ' 5 Y gf 1!j,,, 4 7 g,. V: I. V xl 1 vi , . 'All L -, is lifx 3 , ' :rg -f gg . 3.4 S' v . . ,, T' 2' 'S'-4 I Lc.e :., . L' : 'eFxVeC TV! ' r- -A -- . 'U' 4-415 Slifrl ': -- I ' '- ..,,v: ji- J--ll . A 5 ': 'IE .t, - t- 'gs 4: -,- 5,116 C ttsftg-59 - E-: 1 -- - 5- 1 - 'li t, H-3 s' -- -L- , .. P . l 'JUNIOR MISS' Friday night. 3 the Poly DramaClu lay 10. 1957. witnessed b's presentation of l auditorium, directed by Mr. William Plumb. The comedy about teen-age problems was .well received by an enthusiastic au- dience. The Iunior Miss in the schoo cast turned in professional pe r f o rm a n C e s and included Steve Guensle r. Steve Perrera. Sue Hourihan. janet Loskutov. Sallie Christiansen. Lxlgl Galon. Pauline La Grande. Ren Niarcroft. Rosalie Saenz, E rnie Farrow ueorge Heath. G-eorge Hamilton, Philip Moore, Bill Sl-tifi, jim Pudoff. Ken Daw- son, Bob Zimmerman. Iohn Young, and Bob Pacini. Student directors were El- doris Cupp and Stewart Wirth. Mar- garet Kettcn was in charge of pro- grams. Barb properties, and Bar ara Sabo in charge of bara Wright and Roberta Lichtman. furnitur e arrange- ments. , Sue Lord Gigi Galon and Geor e Ham' 1 I g I I' ' ton cut up in one of the term play scenes. The laugh-provoking comedy was a hit. rail til r - ll, l , f Qi h ,S A: 1' f X r PAGE 79 if t If vi r 'S Whew! What a work-out! Members of Ute Junior Miss cast take a few minutes to ca ti ring! were tch their breath. Rehearsals are 511 , lik QKf 5 5' ' if Q4 sl rf ' - 5, , 'N , Y H.. , .X ' -c Mr. William Plumb explains a scene to the members ofthe cast. Mr. Plumb took over when drama adviser, Mr. Roland Morrison be- came ill. 1 pt! H. b 'SEI' V 4 1, ' f all 'l' Qfqxxn 1, 'sq QTY . ' Y KN sr ' 1 - ff - s 1 G V I v r X L I ! I is 3 f f ' I ff, xxxsx- ' w 1,1 A y I Spring cheerleaders Rose Marie Taylor, Dolores Lerma and Al Ayon .... P ,C we 'tary 1 I Q 1 ,L . ,.-L f Norma Feoerighi, Rosalie Saenz, and Rich Rekow. . .. F5 X. an ,A 4 L 1 Us V r y X i A1 JUCIIS Ullltlhii, Mflflti Bfl'v'i'I'F'I and Neal Eerelf. LL fe The smile of victory is obvious on the faces of these Poly rooters after the varsity basketball team won the Toumament of Champions in Berkeley. SPRING HIGHL GHTS WINNING BERKELEY CROWN BLOCK P SKATING PARTY 'APRIL IN PARIS' COURT FAIR N-s-X Rx I Ar, iisirnl the Bloch P skating party was A whirling success. Handsome luiyrii- lrlmniirls was INDI hnsv .ill evening adjusting the skates of the Vnlx lr'l1iiiiirii'sh.ilvrs.Tlllsis work? Low senior Mary Kraus crowned the win- ners of the Court Fair King and Queen contest at the special talent show. Jack Trutta, substituting tor Gary Penaska, and Gloria Miller were voted the winners. Bo-Peep Bowker looks on in admiration. RECORD ET' -4E 9' Y' Despite the large number of extra-curri- cular activities, class work goes on as usual. Members of Mrs. WheeIer's cook- ing classes seem doubtful mat this receipe will reveal a mouth-watering concoction. . .5 , my 4 1 A 41 4x 1 ' 1 N r x 1 F V' ' .Bs:n,,, i gig 1, i rr '- . - . U ,N f f-. ,J ' b'.4. I - rp:- ' frffff ' Laffy-' 9- f - , 115'-4Vif'e m?'E3?f V nr. 'f,:?g::i:'yQgi25g,ugZ,x l ab -'?,54?'Lf 145 'GQH ,V ' '..?5l,jf'gf5,x,,4.q:'g.gp3fir'f:j-f51E,:- 1 .L+.:..,..l grfibjrfix' ugiplyy 1-,Q7Q'CyZt.,v an l , ,I 2 ,- QP,-J,:Qp,I,,5fv,IQ7'fL at-'Q'-I, , 43 , l l 5:- ff:-'v 3'-Ili' ire. 3 ' - I mf , 1. J I .. , , l 4-If -4, .' 351.1 .,' fygsi, 5 ' 2517 1 in V A-' 'f-6? fs., r , L-5421? 'lr 45 5 :A X A ? I zffp Q'.,.1?- 1 f,fi: . V A t ' li,5?4Y73?r31?f5ff ' A , 1,L'?'i1-55 -'rfff':' .4 ' - 'ff,,',-...rg-5,:153'1.1, ,l , r .ui if f rfif ' W E W 0 N I ' +93'3'5'1 '. Will. T f-1 'V , Pf.'g.1,1?5fu'','el'5ff-'YI' W ' 7 1.29713 W ,V ww, 9 f- 'r..-rlv'a ,v.- nl- ' .v,. f- .nu-Gr.. r A' 1 15-+R -I'l',z-jij:f,'1,i5f . 4 1 pfkfy . ':?!1.ft'1 - Step right up, ladies and gentlemen, and test your strength, shouts one ot the barkers at the Low Senior Court Fair. Polyites tested their ability to ring the bell at this popular 'April in Paris' boom. W F915 iff Pr a 'A' -I fi X s V I 'L - ,If f W I ' My .1 It v-- :Q-the M: 1 A . ' ' ' z 5.1, . f ' I .ff 4 , - we-gj f A 1 . Wx 'H' . WE WON! WE WON! X , 5 i ifiiiii lg 1 ..- W A -,, 5 11' N ng' ' , vi A , x Q . Y 5 I 5 A . , - - .V 1 , i L LUX LAB COMES ,ff T0 POLY 6391? Mifflin L m,,.,.. - ,. ..V 4- 1-f'4?,4-' , , --, .H A I' gg A hey me nevertoo ia: Way to merit Cab Electronics T hnic is pavmg by oifefmg LU 'LEC'ned qradUgt9S Uai COUYSQ- .-,fzt -if K ,-T I 3' iv ffivafgjq E Fgiasw I T F I DN: 'tx' T Na yglllxxf f' - J L e L F'- 9' TiTiE4t xwlxa E LJZKJ A -Li 1 5 A gflkf' v ki. ' Joi f . e 40.4 ,gif Ji , I The second year of the Liu: Electronics a.ndScience Lab pro- gram still found the classes be- ing held in room 120. But on the second floor many changes were being made. Construction on the permanent home of the lab start- ed this year and is expected to be completed before the year is over. Soon Polytechnic will have only high school science and elec- tronics lab of its kind in San Francisco. Polytechnic is doing what it can to meet the critical shortage of scientifically trained graduates. Yes, in 1957 Poly- technic is going modern. 'NN Ney Nlr. Allan Nlaxwell, one of the pioneers in the Lux Lab program, instructs his classes on the intricacies of the various phases of electronics. ef l f fi Now the students in the class see if they can do it them- ..., 5 selves. In the Lux Lab the old adage of learning by doing i ,.,,r,, is put to good use. ft. F T ' U 'Q if -, 5 . cr , , . 5 V . REPRESENTATIVES FROM R.O.T.C. COMPANIES ROW 1: B. Brust, P. Marquis, P. Falk, F. Heppner, A. Trever, F. Stark, R. Storutruher. RON 21 L. Cantrell, D. Byers, L. Caldwell, R. Hollus, C. Phillips, V. Stovell, B. Williams P. Born- fleth, D. Leddy H. Casaburi, A. Makaiwi, C. Lua, D. Hamilton, Sgt. Ryan. ROW 3: G.Johnson, D. Barnard L. Pruitt, J. L. Bran, B. Dunlop, L. Matson. ROW 4: W. Quok, W. Lee, T. Reed, J. Dean, G. Hartman, P. Williams, T. Foskett, M. Church, F. Foge, E. Black, W. Butle, D. Bucher, S. Lile, E. Armstrong. ' .if Cleaning trophiesforfederal inspection is a regular job for the Here's a bulls-eye, Sarge, This expression is uttered by the R. O.T. C. members. Whenthe inspecting officers arrive every members ofthe rifle team during practice. Firing after school trophy must shine. gives the students the needed experience to win matches from other schools. ' ll j -..amlln un! 4. fb-I ..f J '-' .-.- ' l, ' A, One ofthe basic jobs of theR. O.T. C. cadets is to keepthe wea- .i me airgcooled machine Ulm works like misy.. Says pons assigned to them as clean as possible. They soon become Sgt. Rayn. He shows the students how the machine expert at the task. gun and other military weapons work. 3 -Q OAG SABER TEAM R.O.T.C. COLOR GUARD ROW 1: P. Marquis, F. Stark, F. Heppner, P. Falk, ROW 1: P. Marquis, W. Ouok, T. Reed, T. Foskett, A. Trevor. ROW 2: R. Galuyer, R. Stonebraker, B. W, Lee, Brust. Q Q1 Q as BRIGADE AND BATTALLLON STAFF ROW 1: A.Trevor, P. Falk, R. Ryan lBaftaIion In- structorl, F.' Heppner, B. Brust. H ' F A L E F-T as P1 p SERGEANT'S CLUB RIFLE TEAM ROW 1: J. Dean, D. Leddy, H. Casaburi, G. Johnson, ROW 1: H. Casaburi, G. Makaiwi, C. Lua, P. Falk, J. L. Matson, B. Wllliams, F. Foge. ROW 2: T. Reed, M. Dean, D. Hamilton. ROW 2: W. Lee, T. Foskett, M. Church, T. Forkett, D. Barnard Church, W. Quok, R. Stonebraker. PAGE 85 qx A' as ix ' .N ' ff' A v A!! 2--. X' ,R 2 X 8 E, O 7 1 V '17 A JUDY Aoms .- CARYL BRANDT I A an- U 4,3 S 73. 1 ' 3 4: ' 'Q Af, ' ,, ' ANN BRODD f Q VE . R Business Mgr. vi 1. 4 ,I 9 1 'Qui fur ' - ,Q 37' A325 ev 4' EVVONNE ESCH Advertlslng Manager BILL DUNCAN I: ' gs A , I 4 I, -1? FRANK HEPPNER ,A ,, , Photographer A if ROBERT LEE .A i QS!! 4 41 , . Q ef - 'I 'Q' E -A ' Nfl NINCE MAY ROW 'J4,HJ4'r JACK DILL H- K F.. 21 f gf - A, -i, K- HARRY LEONARD f Y 'J ii ,, K 1 ,I Q , MIKE EWIS V - Co-Edlior 'T KY GEORGE LOIZOS .E :E Q7 at ,,,. ' W - ,sl 5- x ' U 5 VICTOR LOUIE . .5 ns V FRANZ MAROUARDT JOSIE MASCIAGA Co-Editor ' E512 TX'?'rf S X f f ff X, x I X I. ' I X . L AAAV: T i g? K f ' 1 A ' SFF I ' X4 -. I A ij- fv w J, wiiiig. I , i 7 , I BOB PACINI r xv, I STAFF GEORGE POLITI S ALL UVERI rf? . 4 , - .- , mv , Q f I . , 4 19,3 5 N: f .jf 'QW-.f,4:0 . Qu ROD STONEBRAKER TIM REGAN 'A -Q., I I xr JOE RINALDI IHS . fu .W-. v- NANCY RING . I V S H I I DARLENE In , RUDOMHKIN . 'A , Managlng Editor f' ' '?ff'f1l5i? ':- ,fl I I T I Q JOHN SCHUSTER ,.. , ' IQ I P Q I I .4 , I 1, ' , X Q 453.2 ' I fer za , I M I NEAL SEREFF QI I , A -,X if MAXINE SHOEMATE 1' ,I I I f ,Of xt! 1 Q .:.,. ' CHARLES SMITH Lf: . I ' r WANDA SMITH W f 4, .4 I . 1 P 24' 'A 2 W :G 'wfw . M - vr H1-v ,I ' ,Zi I ,4,f,,f,w . of W, X, if , 7 , ,ff gli r --f X 1. . E! I JOHN THOMAS Sports Edltor 'I 111, ' ff I' Nm .Fu I .p. fs.- 11 ROS S TU RVEY Ari Edltor BARBARA WRIGHT , DEANNA ZANE .', ' X I 9 , b,. J: ' , 3. Q ' ' .44-gl -: - ' , -'I ' E WS? .. .,jf3'I2. g . bex, fu- I f I ' ' g f : I DIANE YOUNT PAGE av SPRI G ZS fx LX .f umes X M X T5 ll .I'Sl5.J A 4 5-4 1- il 1-1 A if Q.-4 1,3 4- -4 f v1 fg J t.v4 sv! lip IQ 4 -1YAA Y vJ4g4 sf.,-.J -4-NJ:-Q1 IE! H F-,4-sv ? o-.I vi! 'sf 'Ros 6-Evvux GAGERS CROWNED AM, TOURNAMENT GHIIMPIDNSI . Q GRO POlyre . 5 '15 Chnl ' , Qovvox qofsxk I 7515 C21-11,5 9-33 was 3+ 4 sl 5 -, ' I . J' A-r., AIA--hgh Iiniggw . Q'-f .:,.,Q - af-,A ufeffn, , QE' r ,qlswer FORWARD GEORGE SHEWL ALL - CITY ALL TOURNAMENT .z.nx.,,LLfed by evemon - Round G9 POIYA , if 'if fr In TIISI 7 ., WW .CH L35 I I X3 U . . GUARD TIM REGAN f- Cx O .K 2 CENTER B I LL SIMMONS ALL - cm ALL TOURNAMEM Im ff vi' T T 'iff' COACH JIM WIIT FORWAR D GENE W OMA CK ALL - CITY ALI. TOURNAMENT ParroTsTTi:I2 To 'E -L BY TI-rum 'e C.Crow ' ' L K P 'n9 Encmql -. -AL. ,-,,, ..:,. , -,ir .. vi Hn, -U L1 .I ,,... , -Lug -- - - -nf ,,: ,Ni -N -3 Y - - Q ,.., AM ' v':1L Vi- - - --L. .21 Lfxj Rafe . '- --- - A-.L -121:53 W, L I L ' 57- LLL, QLTQQI J is gif I 5 1 - A ATL , 'Yi gill .futi- ' 1 Ka: UI I 51 we I A sig: L. I EJ ww , I X, I L I I L Q I FORWARD JOHN LEWIS mg 020,47 GLIARDIOHN ILES Q , I ,WJ 1 Cf . f . . KWXLQ2 .-ir: :-.I:.,, -...T- , I . . , l V i 1 l L l , l l L r i it , l A J l li i 1 I 1 N f-V-, IV, J if' 1 . If J J ' lil Q - 1 1 Q if 7 ' 4 ,, A ,hi . hhdlimilfllfl VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM Kneeling: F. Sangimino, E. Cummings, R. Derrick, J. Stewart, T. Regan, G. Womack, J. Iles, N. Jackson, B. Damron. Standing: B. Simmons, G. Grace, B. Lewis, W. Jasper, E. Baker, D. Campbell, G. Shewl, J. Lewis. This year saw Polytechnic with what many consider the best bas- ketball team in its history. It was the number one team in Northern California and boasted a 28-1 season record, the only loss being to College of the Pa- cific by two points. This dream team took both the Academic Athletic Association and Tourna- ment of Champions crowns. For the first time in some ten years, three players from one school made the All-City team. They were Bill Simmons , George Shewl and Gene Womack, who won high scoring honors. The 1957 Poly- technic Varsity Basketball Team Will long be remembered in the history of the school. l l i H f N' j 1723. J 7' it A1 as ' f I I 1, if .,,. I, , o i I A lt's all over and to the victor goes the spoils. Receiving the trophies are: Bill Simmons, Gene Womack, Coach Jim Witt, George Shewl, Tim Regan, and John Iles. PAGE 91 Q05 C Left: The Poly rooting section yelled as they never had before at the Tournament of Champions in Berkeley. Right: The joy of victory ls easily noticed on the face of Coach Jim Witt and members ofthe varsity asthe team captured the Crown ln Berkeley. Wi POLY 59, BALBOA 33 In the first game of the '57 season the Polytechnic Parrots clobbered Balboa to the tune of 59-33. Led by center Bill Sim- mons and guard Gene Womack, Poly completely outplayed the Bucs. Simmons was the high point man for the game with 13 points, followed by Womack with 12. Guard Tim Regan and for- ward George Shewl also turned ln flne performances. The Parrotsjumped to aquick lead and extended it steadilythrough- out the game. POLY 43, LONELL 36 Poly broke loose ln the second half to defeat traditional rival Lowell 43 to 36. Both teams matched bucket for bucket through- out the first half. Late in the third quarter George Shewl turned the tide as he hlt for six consecutive points. From then on Polycoasted home. Shewl was a standout as he took scoring honors with i5 points. Booker Washington and John isles were instrumental ln bringing the victory to Poly. POLY 65, LINCOLN 51 The second team to fall before the mighty Poly squad was the Lincoln Mustangs. The game was not decided until midway through the thlrd quarter when the Parrots broke the game wide open. Lincoln just couldn't keep up with the fine re- bounding of George Shewl and Bill Simmons, and the accurate shooting of Gene Womack. Womack was the game high scorer with 29 points, the highest single game scoring performance of the season. POLY 31, SACRED HEART 25 A strong and hustllng Sacred Heart team gave the Parrots a scare for three quarters. The fighting lrlsh were determined to upset the Parrots, but could not quite turn thetrlck. The lrlsh controlled the ball throughout the first half and were only trailing by one point at halftime. Midway through the fourth quarter George Shewl scored six consecutive points to put the team ahead for good. He tanked 13 points for high point c Aw . l'l0U0l'S Q ,wr Left: Gene Womack, Coach Witt, Blll Simmons, and George Shewl were called forward to receive the trophies at the Tour- nament of Champions. Rlghtziarlier in the season the Parrots opened up league com- petition by downing Balboa 59-33 ln the City College gym. fp Y -Qs. '75 1 !1W,,1' . ,? 1 T i 6 ,.. I Q . 5, T t 5 ' . 'gl 3 . -1 t: POLY 37, WASHINGTON 28 Slmmons and Shewl racked up I0 polnts each ln leadlng the Parrots to a 37 to 28 vlctory over the Eagles. Up untll the thlrd quarter It was anyone's ball game when forward John Isles broke the game wlde open wlth nlne stralght polnts. Isles started the wlnnlng rally wlth a layup and Regan, Shewl, Slmmons and Womack con- trlbuted polnt after polnt to beat theEagles. Washington trled, but couldn't make lt. Poly's Blll Slmmons looks as though George Shewl leaps hlgh ln an effort he ls dolng a ballet dance against to steal the ball from an Enclnal Burlingame as he flghts for the ball. player. Blll Slmmons and Gene Wo- George Shewl looks on mack l00k OD POLY 43, MISSION 24 The Parrots found stern competition In the Bears for the flrst two quarters. The Mlsslon team threatened tlme and tlme agaln, but could not match the playing ablllty of a stronger opponent. lnthe second half Poly took over for keeps as Mlsslon was able to score only slx polnts durlng that half. George Shewl was a lead- ing factor ln the Parrot attack, he hlt for 20 polnts and controlled the backboards wlth Slmmons. Poly's Gene Womack kicks off from a Burlingame player as he goes up for two polnts. POLY 54, ST. IGNATIUS 31 The champlonshlp-bound Parrots rolled over the Wlldcats as they wound up wlth an unbeaten season and annexed the regular sea- son tltle. The Parrots came to life in the second half to manhandle the champs of last year. Gene Womack scored 19 polnts to wlnd up as the AAA scorlng klng wlth 110 points in elght games. As usual, Slmmons and Shewl took charge of the boards. The Wildcats threatened for two quarters, but faded later. Left: Poly's Blll Simmons and George Shewl get set to gather In rebound as John Iles rushes to the scene. Rlght: George Shewl leaps hlgh In an attempt to tlp the ball ln for the Parrots. POLY 77, GALILEO 45 Regular season champ Poly humbleda weak Gallleoteam for their seventh straight league wln. From the second quarter on, the Llons completely fell apart as the Par- rots rolled on wlth ease. Womack scored 20 polnts to take hlgh polnt honors for the game. Slmmons and Isles hit for 12 polnts whlle Regan and Lewls scored 10 polnts each. This was the highest scoring game ln the league. PAGE 93 Left: All-City and All-T ournament Bill Simmons SEMl-FINALS: POLY 47, SACRED HEART 31 looks a little perplexed as he receives the . . . . . Tournament Trophy which will rest in Egm points me rcT1NlnbthTctht'r:dr1u?'Ee:r Polytechnic for the next year. Coach DY Gene womagkfs W a ro e e Us 5 Jim Wm looks pleased as he realizes backin the semi-finals. GeorgelShewI led the that the Parrots have Completed fighting Parrots by contributing 19 points. the most Successful Cage Sea- Winning this game meant-that Poly would Son in th e h i Story of have to. face a tough Balboa five for the cham- POLYTECHNIC pionshlp. The Sacred- Heart Team put upa ' fight, but the Parrots were determined to win this one. YZ FINALS: POLY 57, BALBOA 34 A strong Poly five ripped by Balboa to capture its first AAA Championship in 15 years. The hungry Poly team never let Balooa get started. From LDS start, the Parrots were in com- mand. Although Bal got the first two points, they only got eight A more for the first and second quarters, compared to Polv's 29. I The victory was a team victor f get ET H.. Center1A chain resulted when 'Poly and Sacred Heart players made a dive fora free ball tn their tilt. The Parrots went on to win 31-25. reaction Bottom. Th 'X ree Poly players were named to the All-Tourna- ' ment team in Berkeley. Shown with their individual trophies are Bill Simmons, Gene Womack, and George Shewl. 'ir the B y or Poly as Coach Witt used 11 players. Bill Simmons paced the team with 15 points while Shewl tallied 13 digits. T.O.C.: POLY 32, FREMONT 35 ln the first T.O.C. game in Berkeley Poly met the strong Fremont team of Oakland The e . xperts picked Poly to .tin and that's just what they did! ln the first quarter it was close o t Poly exploded in the , u second. The Fremont coach said, l'm just glad they weren't in our lea u g e. Most of the 3.000 fans agreed that Poly was the pest team to play that etening. Coach Witt said that Poly was t ' ' ' a its highest potential against Fremont. T.O.C.: POLY 50, BURLINGAME 30 The Parrot's wonder team came D tx L WSF? ack on the second night of erkeley Tournament to crush the Burlingame tea no match f m. TH95 or the Poly team. Although the Parrots were off on their shooting they mad , e up for it on defense as a championship team would d o. The halftime score in favor of Poly was 22 to 5. Womack and Shewl provid d f of the ' ' ' followi 4 t l xi , . t e Poly with most scoring. This game meant that Polywould play on the ng night for the Tournament of Champions Crown. T.O.C.: POLY 54, ENCINAL 44 ln the last game of the T.O.C. Poly met the Alameda champs, Encinal. Poly defeated Encinal in an earl se y ason practice tilt, out the experts expected a close game, neverthe- less. The victory dIdn't come easy. The Par- rots had to fight to stay in the ball game in the first half. At one time Poly was behind 18 to S, but a strong press proved too much for Enclnal, and Poly cut the lead down to two points at halftime. After halftime Poly too' the lead rt and went on to wln 54 to 44, like true champions. Rowl R 'fdlon LI ow II - Sam Faliofg, Harold JOMQZOMEIGHT EAM Row IH Q Coach Bob E6 John Nea, 'P Sam Bu err, f Al L - f'f0n, W ,ffggf gtevens, Em- BMW' Cllnfonllgcamp. f dCummlngs'e Farrow, Lennis D I f0wn, . 9 aney Jes , ' sie Poly's llghtwelght basketball team had one of lts best seasons on record. The Parrots made ltall the way up to the championship game, only to be turned back by the powerful Washington Eagles. Ed Cummings captured All-Citylightweight honors and was one of the high polnt men In the league. Here ls the Parrot's impresslve league record. Poly 56, Balboa 41 Poly 36, Washington 68 Poly 49, Llncoln 32 Poly 59, Gallleo 25 Poly 43, Lowell 36 Poly 25, St. Ignatius 33 Poly 33, Mission 32 Seml-Finals: Poly 49, Sacred Poly 52, Mlsslon 35 Heart 42 Finals: Poly 38, Washington 43 LIGHTWEIGHTS TAKE SECUNIJ PLACE The p Oly-M- . Probably t lSs1on ga tied up N29 toughest me during th S 1 - 9 t tm one fo 'ifegul howevgge End of Ilgetgjngghiwelggisasff was 52-35. game ,ha P3 the panots sr. The bet, was err rrofs again dg.Zgtjj'i2, fn iii: he gears Spark plug of the lightweight team was Al LeMire. Tothe left are two shots showing hlm in actlon dur- ing the season. This year marked the flrst for new coach, Mr. Bob Ebert, at Poly. He had a success- ful year with the team and is look- ing forward to next year and that bright, shiny crown. , !, V g Q A A i ' . ,' L I1 'ff I - - karat' X I 54 H Ni: 1 5,1 'F 'N ' ' 1... n if i . x X I 1 Y ' . A X 22 f fag-2.22 it at f X ' . , W ,Q 1 L, ' I .f't.VlEf 4, 4 1 fx , XA -ni it ' Qtr I or-Ag, 'I P I I VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM ROW I: Herb Meyer, Mgr., Ed Cota, George Heath, Mike Warnock, Len Guerrero, Claude Woolwine, John Toliver, Coach Milt Axt. ROW Il: Wayne Marino, AI Le- Mire, Steve Ferrera, Will Robinson, Bill Simmons, Donald Ingmire, Marco Ben- assini. FOR FIRST TIME IN 26 YEARS For the first time since 1931 the Polytechnic varsity baseball If 2 I V RN team won the AAA crown. Coach Milt Axt's Parrots came through f x in the last game of the finals against St. Ignatius to win 1-0 with Bill I ' ' Simmons pitching. Al LeMire a.nd Bill Simmons were named on the X All-City team by the local papers. Ed Cota, George Heath, and Steve Ferrera made honorable mention. The regular season ended in a six-way tie for first place, and in the semi-final contest it was Poly vs. Galileo and Lincoln vs. St. Ignatius. The Parrots and Wildcats triumphed and met in the finals at Seals Stadium. Poly won the first game 5-3, lost the second 6-3, and came back to win the Crown, 1-0. S E.-XSON SCOREBOARD Poly St. Ignatius 3 SEMI-FINALS Poly Mission 4 Poly 1 - Galileo 0 Poly Sacred Heart Poly 10 -Galileo 0 Poly Galileo 5 Poly Balboa 3 CHAMPIONSHIP Poly Washington 2 Poly 5 - St. Ignatius 3 Poly Lowell 1 Poly 3 - St. Ignatius 6 Poly Lincoln ZS Poly 1 - St. Ignatius 0 1 BILL SIMMONS All-City Pitcher Iv, 3 Q, 1'4 A in I . N .J ff ,W V Vvgv ,I :Elf u l - I . f M :wiv , I v ,, Don INGMIRE Second Base LEN GUERRERO Left Field GEORGE HEATH Catcher JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM - Row I: P. Meyers, D. Ross, R. Tomassini, P. Serpa. L. Paine, L. Allen. ROW Il: S. Barreta, A. Stephnes, M. Keegan, L. Fisher, J. Williams. e QQ . 3 R ak, E!!! I Q I ', I: I 1 4 rf' A A , I - , .X . if ,A , 1, , r I 'V 1 I I f W Y. I tug: W .. 1,1 z X . .i 'F K ,, . , ,. . x K V-f , s 55? 15,2 iw ' 3 zftx it JI . ,., . , a im K 4-4 I i , ,r gf ' WJ: X ee ,'.' PAGE 97 1 f we i T .f ' TE . ' l,. 31.- VARSITY TRACK TEAM P. Patton, J. Tillrran, G. Lewis, C. Glass, A. Carr, J. ROV. I1 R. Grirres, H. Blanchard, J. Bell, I.. Delaney, E. Repo, J. Alaniz, J. Lynch and J. Russo, higrs., Coach S. Jenkins. ROl'.' II: F. Claoion, J. Vann, C. Harp, J. Series, Ebert. ROI'.' IV: G. Johnson, J. Lustenberger, F. Cava, V.. H. Pasley, J. Rockett, IJ. l'.'ise, T. Piscotto, H. Franklin, Carrp, J. Isles, G. Vaughn, B. Voight, A. Marinai, R. Rehn, A. Jenkins. ROV! Ill: J. Schuster, D. Benas, E. Curnrfings, B. Allen, D. Campbell, R. Gillette. TRACK TEAM MAKE A FINE '57 SHOWING For the third straight year the Varsity Track team swept through the A.A.A. season undefeated. In the season opener, the high Hying Parrots trounced a Z strong Lincoln team T-1 to 39, followed by Galileo Q 103 to 10 and Balboa T6 to 37. Arch rival Lowell fell before mighty Poly S5 to QS, the Saint Ignatius Wild- cats 92 to 21 and Mission lost 93 to 20. The Washing- ton meet was not held due to rain. Unbeatable Herb Blanchard and Jackie Tillman paced the Parrots throughout the season. Several records were broken and tied. Blanchard ran the 100 yard dash in 9. T and the 220 in 21. Li. Jackie Tillman high jumped 6 feet - 6 inches to establish a new record. Other outstand- ing members were double winner Jerry Bell, Ellis Jenkins, Paul Patton, Jesse Serles, Andy Loobey, Bernard Yoight, Bob Kane, Charles Smith, MelSharp, Duncan Benas, L. C. Shields, and Al Marinai. Both lightweight teams did exceptionally well. The 13O'S were undefeated in six dual meets compared to the R i i l tour wins and two losses by the 1120 lbs. squad. The All-City Meet was delayed due to bad weather condi- tions. I-Qxperts tailored Poly to cop the Varsity title lor the third straight year. I ..r .pr - . 5. . . .,i.. V 7 '77 I I 1 1157 ,I X . N, xg I f I , . lla . a , 5 Q. ' ' N ' Ml l J' .V 4' il I l Q, , , l f 1 X F5 Hue X qv ' J M.. , A if a 'I , , W -f ge as . A If 7 A A L I av. .4 'll 49 L 9 - ' V! ' 1f + .. ' 1 . A W f- YW. f r 1 ef V, ru' ,. I . 4- bw. . V 'Z 13O'S TRAC K TEAM Row 1: H. Franklin, L. Delaney, A. Jenkins, H. Pasley, J. Vann, J. Bluford, C. Harp. Row 2: N. Rafello, J. Truffa, E. Shannon, F. Clapion, J. Grilles, J. Neal, L. McEvoy, V. Contini Row 3: A. Brambilla, D. lnocencio, T. Dean, B. Johnson, D. Ayag, P.Sing, N. Sereff, E. Ray, G. Cunningham 12O's TRACK TEAM Row 1: F. Garrethy, B. Lee, E. Moore, H. Fukuda Row 2: J. Yturralde, J. Rombanos, J. Vann, R, Estogue, F. Anselmo Row 3: E. Wong, K. Brunner, C. Bowker, R. Garret, L. Delaney, J. Neal l 4 l 'V l -f it 1 2' mufgfgfl ' 1 C in -H 'x ,. , . ff 4 fr V. 1, ' , .11 1 ,- ' -'Lf' r 'uf - PAGE 99 THE cmfnn CATCHE3 43 ' '57 TRACK Huskhng Hero Bkanchard iknkshes ahead of akin ooXn Musianq Xn ine reray. ,4,v ll.,-IL, F Broad yurnp exoeri Ehon Meyers gets on another good yurno at the he-Qrnnrng of the SBBSOU. and orknqs Nrrxer Andy Lgobey breaks 'rhe tape home another fkrsi Mace for Pobfiechnk. U in W ia! POWSXBYQE1FQOUUQSECUOOBilheirack rneets Ks pkciureo here. Ws none okher than Mr. F'xnXey one 01 the scho0X's Hkgh yomper Jackke Uhrnan oksrnays a org srnhe as he Kearns thai he has Geared 0 feel 0 Xnches ' n ' ' d. cusiodxans. rn hrs event sehrnq an unothc,raX recor HIGHLIGHTS SUCCESSFUL SEASUN 'Txj ' xx- . -t - yx K f- ' 'Q Inf' 'f' ,koi JH W Q , 'K 4 'seller g . Q J ' s Q. ff? - I , A ' , M... 'Q-1' ,. .3 1- as Ace hurdler Jerry Bell s ' of the hi ails over one gh hurdles displayin that won him s g the form Everal first places. ,,--v-- ' U I f . U , ' , ' 1- V, ,::.,1.f-51,5-f 1 , . .4 1 . . ,YW 3 I, I ,UL Q., , mn - 1 .lf 5, ,Q '1 , 14 .QMMU .1 f, We , . J 1, -- 1, X ' v7 'fr' 1 A a -- , f , ' 14 ' ' f fff f- L 1. V .,'W, I 'f ., . gag, -, , life PW, q V 1 - I Y '- z.'f,, fi:fai4g1Jf 5n 4' ' ' H Doug Bernhard noses out one of his opponents to take a first place. 1 '-,deff-fgzea'-4, 4 ' , , -'25 f 5 '4 '- ' TWQC af' Ili' ? I M :,f . - ...af . if f 4' -EQ ' 1 Jtdrifc' f 40' 0 ' f Ili' , x f, ll H 1 ac? . . . 9 y wg' ?'3 X ax Q ,Vg 'I V , H :F ,' H I I 4 ,the H e H , , , f Hg 1 7' 4 . . shaw l , I 'Q .jg 'LJ 4 Z 5' ' ' f ': ji3' . f '-N 1' 'V 1 4 'pf K' Dave Dawson and Eva ln first n Ray plow ahead of the Lincoln High team to come and second ln the hurdles. f .':'z:7z'?e' warez' fi W 9' 5 gig. ...., at ' 1 1 in ,V 5 2 'ii -L wwe ,,,. Jack rruffavdf splays the form required in the shot put while interested specta look on. tors N H, ag' s.eef :lr 4 f , .5-, ' Q s V 4 I I 5 I sa . gi ikmms-3 H In winning form Duncan Benas surges ahead of a Lincoln runner ln the 440 yard run. pAGE1o1 0 . --. .Av ' : .1 lr V ,Z qIO?'f'5ie. l P' A rg ', fl . .-Q Q41 , .P ff 4 ROW V: C. Haines, J.Marte, M. Moyer, E. Cupp, D. Burrows, den, M. Rhodes, J. Efsaif, M. Rameriz, M. Carnigelia, M. R. Palma, B. Schofield, A. Brodd, T. Rapp, A. Rodrigues., Bowker. ROl'.' ll: L. Shields, D. Glover, D. Grey, V. Brown. ROW IV: D. Fehrn, J. Masciaga, D. Rudometkin, G. Galon, B. Wright, S. Hunter, D. Yount, P. La Grande. ROI'-' I: L. S. Saunders, B. Rios, D. Stenfors, G. Miller, B. Sabo. ROW Swanson, G. Tucker, S. Hunter, D. Belcher, D. Leno, J. III: M. Fetter, A. Plugis, A. Alioto, M. Diascerti, N. Crow- Potagz, J, Libby, L, Hink, J, Meyerg, G.A.A. STRESSES 600D SPORTSMANSHIP GIRLS BLOCK P President - Linnea Swanson X ice President - Gwen Tucker Secretary - Sandra Hunter Treasurer - Diane Belcher H1storian - Leslye Hink Publicity Manager - Joan Libby Sgts. at Arms - Diana Leno Joyce Meyers , , we ., - ' 1: 9 1 -,A Y' ' G.A.A. TENNIS ROW I: J. Gregorie, C. Fricke, M. Livor, L. Larson, L. Derrick, F. Cole, F. Gardener, C. Allen. ROW ll: J. Kirtley, B. Henderson, J. Loskutov, T. Hill, E. Aped- aile, V. Dunlap, V. Sidorow, S. Orchard, S. Coontz. ROW Ill: B. Parrington, W. Leonard, J. Teilrnan, U. Midbust, E. Rindal, D. Sarin. 'Pl V s, rf J' 26,1 1 , :j ig ' ' ' A A C' GAT .-B n Be G.A.A. TUMBLING AND BADMINTON ROV! l: Vi. Davision, T. Colio, L. McNair, J. Caro, R. Mesura- ca, D. Van Zant, J. Wong. ROW ll: S. Adlao, M. Berry, J. Zoc- chi, D. Nelson, M. Firpo, A. Ayres, D. Fabian, C. Bautista. ROW Ill: B. Parrington, F. Teil- man, U.-Midmust, K. Bauer, B. Chiodo, L. Styris. 'SH . E5 MRS. ALVARADO'S GAA SWIMMING Row 1: M. Ramirez, J. Ef- G saif, V. Brown, L. Sheilds, B M.A. Diascenti, A. Alioto, M. Ceccoli, B. Wright, J. ' Potasz, M. Bowker X -1 Row 2: M. Schwartz, D. Glo- Xi -Q 3 'sg NIEK I ver, M. Rhodes, A. Plugis, - S. Saunders, S. Hunter, D. , if - Leno, S. Hunter ' ' Row 3: G. Miller, B. Sabo, B. Schofield, D. Burrows, D. Stenfors, J. Libby, D. McKee, R. Palma, L. Swanson Q 2-,A GAA BICYCLING AND SOFTBALL Row 1: J. Potasz, J. Libby, D. McKee, A. Ayrees, J. Loskutov Row 2: E. Carter, B. Johnson, P. Waller, M. Aus tin, B. Conway Row 3: G. Wielgaz, J. Clinkscales, V. Rougley, V. Green Row 4: B. Keseloff, E. Jenkins, O. Chryar, C. Slocum, A. Rodriquz Q.. MRS. NORDHAUSEN'S GAA SWIMMING Row 1: S. Unck, G. Applewhite, B. Kelley, M. Williams, E. Esch, M. Horlyck Row 2: J. Jones, C. Bier, M. Ketten, B. Kewis, H. Emerson Row 3: N. Harland, N. Hanes, M. Kraus, N. Rivers, A. Stewart ff' s P, 'S W 3 'J ,. V, IE MISS GOLDBERG AND MRS. CARLSON'S GAA SWIMMING Row 1: S. Bourhin, D. Lisetor macho, S. Papen, D. Brust, B . . McKeon, B. Casaburi, R. Licht- ' man. Row 2: G. Perez, C. Preston S. Lord, D. Coleman, C. Slocusn kins. Row 3: S. Ingram, V. Ford, B Keseloff, M. Golfos, A. Brussa M. Noto, J. Morre, M. Tonseca B. Fulton, H. Freitas Row 4: S. Caldwell, S. Christ iansen, J. Howard, J. Fletcher, A. Avecilla, J. Mettim, W. Mos- ley, M. Hillary. PAGE 103 B. Child D. waammme v cal W S. Mohoff, G. Magpiong, G. Perl 1 1 SPHI NE EUDUUP CI. I iii? mfg: 525' ,fp ,,-,,. , K Jie fir -W: e2-,11,.:- x1.y..,: --, . Na, 252233- ' ':'l's-':- . 1 , L 0'-, C A f' I .4-, - 4 'il ff 1 , JUDY ADDIS yearbook staff congress red cross registry president SPRING CLASS 'lv YM , if raffle if I , f A ' ' ., v- L - 1- , , V. Q E I -wx CORNELIO ADLAO TATIANA AFRICANO nlocxp A CIBSS COHSCTOI' CLAUDE ALLEN block p ARTHUR ANGEL! JAMES ALANIZ blockp ROBERT ALLAN blockp EARL ALLEN business major ROBERT ALTENDORF registry president TT? .1 GERARD ALVARADO congress Dlock p and star Q STANLEY ANDERSON 3 r sv raa'Io club dance band E band block and star FRANK ANSEIJVIO track team 4-1 'R GLORIA APPIEWHITE blockp WILLIAM ARTHUR EDDIE BAKER basketball team AL AYON EROD IHHIOV asslstant cheerleader BF 1957 REMEMBER ss YI-5 X ' x ' X x 0 wg:- E bbhk ,I A X V . NINA BARSEKIAN tx future retallers retalllng major DEANNA BARSI trl-y court falr commlttee FRED BENDER block p and pln blg brothers basketball noucuts BERNHARD 'e9's y p'eS'de t cross country track RICHARD BARNES registry president DUNCAN BENAS block p - blg brothers class collector football team .Q '-55 ff def? 2 A 4 ERIC BARLICH writers' club swlmmlng team essay wlnner JERRY BELL block p sclence major DOROTHY BARBER future retailers trl-y retailing major - '1 DIANE BELCHER student body secretary block p service soclety student court judge Bi A JA . I 5 '71 ' I F , HERB BLANCHARD blg brothers - block p reglstry president DIANE BOGDANOFF f.t.a. registry officer home economics major GARRY BOHN SANDRA BOSIN trl-y court falr committee an 'Halo' ANNE BRADLEY I CAROLYN B I ER business major TNQ? 't ' ' Nxwmitgfv,-' , -1,--.xt , -V DACF10 ,.,.. I . ,. I D ' ANN BRODD blodt p yearbook staff servlce soclety c.s.f. ZS' 'CREEPY CRUSSRUAIIS' 'LN CHARLES BROGA C. S.f. chess club shop, hlstory major fv-fix. 'P' MARTIN BURNS shop major HELENE BROOKS junlor achlevement engllsh major f ROBERTA BURNS reglstry presldent cheerleaders club publlc speaklng club 'a MARY CARDIN blodt p roglstry offlcer huslness major filll P195 f mfg. SALl.Y CARLSTROM a cappella cholr muslc block qulll and scroll 'Zi 'Q I DONNA BURROWS c.s.f. - block p chess club bank of amerlca award '77 I I f J I Ml LDRED CARNEGLIA block p g.a.a. CLINTON BROWN track and basketball class collector THOMAS BUTLER CLARENCE CARR block p track and football VERNA BROWN reglstry presldent block p public speaklng club JOHN CADOGAN shop major JULIE BRUCE sclence major DAVID CAMPBELL basketball and track bank of amerlca awart block p Q MARJ ORIE CHANG future retailers hlstory major VICTOR CASPAR Qi' MICHAEL CHERNIKOFF m.d. major JUIIIIIR MISS V , - 7,1 '7:'fg'vWf:,, .fff , . fwmfhii J? V2 f'f ',2i:' -f. .la WI LBER CHIN lndustrlal arts major TA PAUL CORTEZ block p shop major lf-T ED COTA baseball team 4 l fm 'raw I ROBERT CORBETT ,-.pf .- 45 band block p PATRICIA COMPTON home economlcs major CLIFTON cuw SELWYN coLoN I, reglstry presldent congress is , track team I 17 ' 'fi 'I- 'I 5 . V. football -' N I A ,,,. v,V . ,, iff ' s. '. . . ' ' tt I I A 27' ' ' If ,f ' ' ' I , lg, , -' f' . 3'-v '31 :Q:'.5::Z'5.., 9: ' :X , . . rf, V. , . fgvlijlam. . . ELDORIS CUPP '4' g -fr f blockp ' A drama club - c. s.f. L '42 muslc block and star A, A Y. .:p, f ,IV,. , jjj GWEN CROWTHER future nurses g.a.a. I I DARLENE DAHL trl-y PH I LLI P DARE math major MARVIN CROCKETI yell leader servlce soclety reglstry offlcer VALERIE CRAWFORD class collector congress drama club - trl-y 'ff-'f' WILLIAM DAMRON DAVE DAWSON basketball all-clty soccer baseball block p math major track .,4L'!' RICHARD DENIARTINI math major ROY DERRICK block p basketball parrot staff PAGE 109 LLOYD DETONlASl I min:-:aff f V. ,. 'fE3:g:::3:11girWf'fl'-1-::.s1zf, 5.1 .,,,. 2:55113-f::M l' Mm ww, ' ,., 191,112 . , .V .1 554, -f'-rf I ,ff ,f 4.7. ff , fam.: ' f ' f' 1 af' fur: 1' f 4 V 3 ,,, CAROL DEVERE engllsh major DONALD DUNCAN HIRAM DUNCAN LFBCK ' SOCCCF j.v.football SENIUR CANTEENS LVLL , U y 'ff- h.,,,,,, J ff . ' X f . M M. 7 MARY ANN DIASCENTI I JOAN EFSAIF class collector block p buslness major fAf'l1ll reglstry presldent DAVE EMMONS court falr commlttee soclal sclence major ANN FARRINGTON future retallers retalllng major block p 9 wa:-1-Q' -' f ., , 4 f fZ- .7 f ' . 'f .V ' ...fi . .ff 1 zg,Vyw J A- ff V -Qfaffii ' A 1'W.,.,f' , ' ' MARY DUNCAN SE EVVONNE ESCH qulll and scroll yearbook staff f.t.a. - parrot staff ' , ff'- L j D l T297 KAREN DRACHMAN , KAREN DUNBAR class collector drama club WILLIAM DUNCAN presldent block p blg brothers football - athlete award WAYNE EDWARDS photography RICHARD ESTOOUE block p cross country team u n 1 nt k 9 Meg me PELLEY FALK rlfle team sabre club drlll team math major SENIUR BALL l 4 MARILYN FETTER drill team block p ROY GILLETTE junior, senlor president big brothers service society block p , wk VIRGINIA GREEN home economics major LOUIS FERRARI radlo club track team EDWARD GEE Ya I DONNA GRAY 4' DIANE FEHRN service soclety block p assistant cheerleader V ,fs-J GREGORIA GALON c.s.f. f.t.a service society class officer block p SHIRLEY GODFREY block p business major WILLIAM FEDEROFF registry president a cappella choir ERNIE FARROW student body president service society drama club lightweight basketball track team ROBERT FREY swlmmlng team shop major if mel 2 1 .5 DOROTHY GLOVER blockp junior achievement business major JOHN GREY soccer team track team block p a cappella choir 1-'Q' GAYLE FLYNN business manager BERT GISEN Dfw-1: Im NGRESS MEETINGS N-el KF? 3 ako. , I ROGER GRlNlES NANCY HANES reglstry offlcer c.s.f. block p -football Q publlc speaklng club track team ROBERT HANSEN LAVONNE HEN DER SON PPE DOLORIS l-lAMlLTON modern danclng RICHARD HAASE shop major CARMEL HAINES ROBERT HALLDORSON block p reglstry offlcer bowllng trophy -has .-, V 4-. ff - ,fx ,Q pf? 4 s ,, ,' -J P RONALD HARKEY GEORGE HEATH reglstry presldent reglstry offlcer c.s.f. drama club servlce soclety I GERALDINE HEITZMAN buslness major NETTIE HARLAND HELEN HAYWARD congress as 17 's ROBERT HENDERSON BEVERLY HODGKINSON electronics and radlo buslness major MAXINE HILLARY LESLYE HINK future nurses block p c.s.l. president red cross chairman DAVID HOM y,.,f:ii,14'?-',flf 29515547 W' ,y I 454515 A V' 'f LUCILLE HOOKER class collector registry officer public speaking club rr fqwx MARY ANN HORLYCK history major 'S 'WS JAMES HUDSON m. d. major SHARON HUNTER block p bowling pin DONALD INGMIRE big brothers block p service society xg, I, yin g 3, ,935 f ' ,4 y ,. , f I E1 , J I W X07 i SANDRA HUNTER J .I 952 p service society J jr. red cross FRANCES HUNTER business major roNY HUFFMAN A V'VVV registry officer congress , g aw bb 1' L 'W K ,,,,, ,, C37 f Y ga! s g in ,, -...v: 1 , ,...,.,. . ...,., V ,. L ' T A W 'A Q, if H 2, 5 , F , cHRisrA Joi-JANN Ht !?T: ELLA NlAE JENKINS ARLENE JOHNSON GUS JULIOUS WARREN JABIN CATHERINE JACKSON track team modern dancing ROGER JULlAN JAMES KAUFMAN band JOAN KEEGAN student body vice president speaker of congress service society - tri - y LOUIS KELL PAGE H3 J ., I A ' I . E iw E A Ig I' HAZEL KENT 4 CAROLYN KERR . , fialf' jf I I I EARL KINNEAR KAREN KITE GENE KROME golf- chess club block p GERALDI NE KYER :Z xx MUNTHLY PARR01' .-7 MARGARET KEITEN F' I , 4, I 'AAR 'I' I 'I 1 75 2 NANCY KLAUS C. S. I. public speaking club SHERWOOD KWONG art gold key lst place ad club poster contest .' I, , Q: 1 e, 'pf -. L Q, '- .1 1 n f 17. ,J - ' f r 6 x v ,-aa DORIS KING jr. grand national queen ,ii - MARTHA KING ROBERT KOPICO swimming DONALD KOTCYF ROBERT LEE drama club ALLEN LEMIRE yearbook staff basketball baseball ROSEMARY LEE future retailers g.a.a. PULYITE NUTICES ARTHUR LINDSTROM JOSEPH MACPHERSON JOSIE MASCIAGA block p - trl-y service society yearbook co-editor 1 JOAN LIBBY block p servlce society muslc block and star VIVIAN MABOLOT x K I JUL1A MARTE block p class collector f. t. a. MICHAEL LEWIS reglstry president parrot staff HARRY LEONARD rifle club yearbook staff officers club yearbook co-editor quill and scroll DOUGLAS LUNDE BOCK IQOO C. S.f. service society .QENNETH MARCROFT athletic manager student court judge service society president c. s. f. president DAVID MAHONEY C. S. l. a cappella LANNY MATSON history major 1 ff jrf- 1:,- v K A, We I' if 4 V. f , J l Y, V' fr 7 fizf l DIANE LENO class collector block p service society I V Q H ,, Q' 44 1 X f ff f X NlAR I E LOERA 9. a. a. future retailers . , JOHN MAGUIRE CRUWDEIJ CAFETERIA 'C' err? ROBERT MATSON nlstory major ,Q IP 1 PHILLIP MEGINESS sclence major STAMEY MC CARTHY football team 3 i ELTON MEYERS JOYCE MEYERS block p service society rnuslc club Q., RONALD MOORE business major CARP! EN '-' ORA l MARCIE MC NINCH court falr committee e'fi+ fgiw ,, R U ,, , F O ,Lax f L Lf fmflzv 1 GWENDOLYN MC GRAW DENISE MC KEE g. a. a. issued-ul: congress F gs Os xfq fo-.5 BARRY MILLS industrial arts major LAl'fRElxCE MORGAN block p E: - fue. 4,5 3 EDWARD MOORE reglstry offlcer 1. v. football PHIL MOORE registry officer congress drama club JACK Ml RT congress R , v- .6 A .3- MARION MOYER block p luture nurses RICHARD MULCAHW x....4 tis--9 X-J STEPHEN NAVEL NORMA NEILL FIFTH PERIIIII LUNCH f ,f - I as A 2 xg k ' A Q, ,bg Sis 1 .. .i , I . , QV . , A-ry. ,V is I Y I A YOSHIKO NERITA 5, if 1--. px , 5 Z,-1 gjg ' A , -' y WSE X , ., X17 , ryfffdizff' , ,f,-:i'fHj'v7Z'y.','4 WW f rf 7 4' ld W, aw ,,,f, , I ff an 2' , fe ff 7, 0' 4 f A , I , ,N I, I , V,,, ' PEARL omo DIAMOND ONG Rx ROBERT PACINI 7 MARGARET OLSON OWEN O'NEILL drama club I V, parrof staff 'T-gr yearbook staff c. s. f. JOAN POTASZ c. s. f. registry president REBECCA PAUVIA PAUL PATTON track team ROSELLE PRUNTY reglstry presldent congress HOWARD PYLE RICHARD PALMER BARBARA PATRICK shop major business major CARMELITO OUIJANA NINO RAFELLO spanish major block p Soccer team track team GILBERT RANHREZ cross country team chess champion math major , , .,,, .,.,. , ,,,,, .V f' 'Y 118 2 MARY RAMIREZ congress block p bowling trophy PAGE 117 - FUUTBALL RALLIES 'Us xx ARTHUR RANKIN ' block p l big brothers A 4 ,, service society - congress Q . l nisuvm RAPP C registry officer A block p V music club wan f EVAN RAY block p track team swimming team TIM REGAN basketball team block p - stage crew g yearbook crew ,W RONALD REHN 'E ff' track team ef GERALD REll.LY math major - 'S JOSEPH REPP cross country team track team business and english major MAXINE RHODES Af block p ' ' JOYCE RING -rr registry president 4-rr home economics major N NANCY RING L' parrot business mgr yearbook staff congress BARBARA RIOS congress - block p C. S. f. - Class Collector wh BOOKER ROCKETT ox ANITA RODRIGUEZ ' block p N. ,, DARLENE RUDOMEIKIN , block p- service society A asst. cheerleader ROSALIE SAENZ yearbook staff .5 TVl'Y ' DIOCK D SANTA ANA RUSSO ,H asst. cheerleader registry preslmnt future retailers g. a. a. FACULTY ASSEMBLY HENRY SANFORD T FRANK SANGINIINO basketball manager SANDRA SAUNDERS block p 1 , publlc speaking club congress BAREROEQ PSCHOFIELD state scholarshlp wlnner favs 'IBA :ah V57 2 JOHN SCHUSTER . XG block p - soccer team track team , yearbook staff ' MARILYN scHwARrz block p - f. 1. a. class collector service society CYNTHIA SCOVEL NEAL SEREFF asst. cheerleader block p - service society yearbook staff JOHN SHERI DAN registry presldent Industrial arts major CHRISTINE SALAZAR hlgh senlor treasurer block p - trl-y 4? TERRY SCHRONTZ s 41' MELVIN SHARP block p- soccer team track team sclence major L. c. SHIELDS , g football team f , ,.,. L , 4 LOUISE SHIELDS ' 't 'Z' D ' - block D ,Ifa mr KATHERINE SIMS A ' lf WILLIAM simmons US Ie55 'Halo' ' baseball team K ' basketball team 'N history major 1 PAGE 119 'R ' -Affihc PAUL SING parrot staff JACK SMITH 3 I MARIE SODERBERG junior achievement BIIGGAGE DAYS WILLIAM SKIFF drama club public speaking club english major Z4 I K 4 ,Ai' JESSIE SMITH home economics major STANIIY SOLLID art major I. Y ' Y' 'Y' -f A .rf ' 6 - , Q -r 4 ,I 1 1 '- 'A 1 X N I V I no 'I I 'Q I-IONIER SMITH X. DIANE SMITH block p future retailers ouslness major gg? CHARLES SMITH DEAN SVITH , block p - soccer team industrial arts major ' track team fa bigbrothers :T IL 1 11, ' 1+ M X, 1. 'rv I WANDA SMITH -, f- -3. parrot staff public speaking c t.t.a. yearbook staff SELMA S'I'ITl-I business major MARCIA SMITH PAUL SMITH registry officer industrial arts major congress class collector - erar , or WARREN STAFFORI a cappella f. t. a. EUNICE SQUARE future nurses ft.. I ' XY I f I RICHARD SOOHOO ARII-IURINE SPRIGGS c.s.1, life member a cappella class collector 1-A I T 1 DIANE STENFORS block p ' 'P JOHN THOMAS football team co-captain big brothers - block p yearbook sports edltor BLUCK P INITIATIUN ' MAURI STEPANOFF DANIEL THURSTON art major JOANN STIFF THOMAS STONE class collector block p RICHMOND TURNER ROBERTA TURNER cheerleaders club music block JACKIE TILLNIAN ALLEN TREVOR block p - track team r.o.t.c. officer all-clty hlgh jump service society '-Z3 ROSS TURVEY JEWEL IYSON art major g.a.a. yearbook staff registry office JUANITA THEURER buslnzss major LINNEA SWANSON block p president service society c.s.f. -f.t.a. iff fi W' r MHZ Z! 0 Q X Wi ' . ff 2 L75 W ,fi ' ' , is -A V' ' 1' ' 'J ' nv. 1' 7 . GWENDOLYN TUCKER block p class collector registry president ELAINE TRUFANT f.t.a. . 'F E1 t: I ' A AL VALDIVIA I art major SHEIUI UNCK class collector typing proficiency award PAGE 121 2 ,U . , LIONEL VAUGHN ff 5-if -.gy dt 42,2-7' F:A -757 21 , ,., xg if If 'jc ' 8 fa -,, - V, MARGE VIERA student body vIce presldent servlce society parrot staff - try-y ITS BEEN A LUT .' 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EMPLOYMENT OFFICES 140 New Montgomery St. 445 Bush St. There's a good iob for you af--- Pacific Telephone v Q X .f sf! 4. 4 Z A I Q' 1i':'g.:Z-f-ii as Q fir --.- --. . DON'T MISS THE BOAT! Don't miss the boat when it comes to choosing the riglvf job. Theres a wonderful job opportunity awaiting you at Metropolitan Life after graduation. So why not pay us a visit. Come to our Employment Bureau and End out all about that-job-with-a-future, ' Starting salary 35229 per month 0 Five-day week ' Regular increases - Appetizing luncheons as ' Steady advancement guest of the Comlxmy ' Liberal vacation arrangement ' FUD in many diffefenl social, athletic and 0 Life, Sickness, Hospital, Surgical , recreational groups and major medical expense insurance 0 Ideal working conditions IT CAN ALL BE YOURS! For full information, come to the Employment Bureau, Monclay through Friday, any time between 5-4:30 A.M. and 5 ITM. METROPOLITAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY 765 California Sfreef, San Francisco 20, Calif. 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