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

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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

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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

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