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

Text from Pages 1 - 138 of the 1958 volume:

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HDLIDAV w r Q 3 J 0 Fall I957 Spring I958Q 4 Q 5 ' f Mxsxce ,J if xx Q- R 5 J , F412 1.XVNQ5gti1iN5Sf, PAGE1 Q, XQF X The Polytechnic, i958 egljgf X C o 0' V l ,i klhiwliyy C352 Riga ' N l P Mlff of X 35 fa 0, 5 K QQ ,4 1 ,X .li Miviyhwq K 2433 Z1 A Qzsj I K tx , I , K ll ll ' q4,f' fi 54 , l'N0'97L QU' if ' C, - ' I ll l., lwvm' 4' ffl nf? is 5 22 7 i I Q1 l kr! i'MlT' ll 0-3 'X 21.2, A J ,Wi ' all .W ll 1 gli X, . 22- 5 , l - - r MU 5 1' X, 2,5 4 Published by the Yearbook Class of X f fl :Db fig, Polytechnic High School lf'M A22 San Francisco, California A gas M ' Mr. Ivor Callaway, Acting Principal Q 622 1 :Q ill M X57 Co-Editors .... ..i:. . Samuel Louie and Fareeda Habeeb f ' -fc ,UM Art Editors. ........... J lily .... Ron Fagan and Sydnie Belling ' g ' pil' pb Faculty Adviser...9L.fn.A.., ................ Raymond E. Kohtz M rl ' by f il! 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N 1,1 ., N 4 x A NRS, S- X :f Q L l PAGE 6 ,' All .lf flx li VU AM' l TO MR. WILLIAM SAVEKER. . .who started at Poly ln 1946. . . has taught auto shop at Mlsslon Hlgh, mech- anlcal drawlng and sheet metal at Franclsco, machlne shop and electrlc shop at Portola, and woodshop, ma- chlne shop, and math at Polytechnlc. . .he has taught for 23 years . . . ls a past presldent of the lndustrlal Arts Assoclatlon and a member of the superlntendent's board for currlculum ln lndustrlal arts . . . plans to take a traller trlp to Canada and Mexlco wlthln the next year or two. r VM xc T0 MR. ELGIN WHIGAM. . .who ls a former f Poly student . . . has taught for 34 years started at Poly ln 1937 and left ln 1941 . . . served ln navy and thento Commerce Hlgh... back at Poly from 1951 on started the flrst photography courseln San Franclsco for hlgh school credlt has taught art metal, auto shop, woodshop, math, and general art class- es remembers when Poly was a serles of shacks... plans to tour Europe... then come home and work ln hls shop. .ff TO MRS. NlARlE WHEELER who started teachlng In 1917 ln Utah...flrst taught clothlng, sclence of foods, and Engllsh ln PIacervllle...ln S.F. she taught cloth- lng and mllllnery at Franclsco, and then clothlng and cafeterla management at Commerce for 25 years . . . then to Mlsslon for two years. . .and to Poly In 1954... plans to take a trlp around the world wlth her hus- band... wlll always be remembered for her sensatlon- al meals and dlnners served at school functlons. U L. , I , MI fo 'LL U, 1 Von, V Une? M , My Wfk ,fly Ik L 'l I ttf! Lil Q I lb V 7 WML MPV Xi A79 .,,' LVLI, ,WMI if 1 XL: LVL IL j V slat I I - I' .UV L all ,J EJ ' afff' IW' ll .fly s I I . I' ' ' xxx I - M, ,J ff ' - ! to , o . ll wg I 3 L. f . I Leif' if 'V ,V if A IR P I 4' fx, 1 I .J . I ' el 1 I. I I I. I I w , er I I I , 1 7 f fl? el A I ef. . ,f y -we ,tl ll lv XT J 1 'Qt U ki L 6 Al I ll L X L, . M V f My ' '-X I t o -Vi vp Tv I -LW . ' , , Y , lf L N ff ?e. . L L! Y kk Xp v Ltrl 1 :MFC VL .hX sl! I V 1 'IVV I t A F' ' , Lf 'J 'A A K . j VA we I X I I 1-UI.--I' J ' It ' , ' I flfl ff- at c 3 1 1 ALOHA! Welcome to the Isles of Enchantment ..... the Polyneslan Islands. .ik .-A'. .f Q Q Put on your favorlte Hawallan shlrt or favorlte hula sklrt and loln us under a palm tree as we go on a Polyneslan HoIlday. 5 1,5 55,3- We are tourlng the Polyneslan Islands thls year because we flnd they compare 1.1 In many ways wlth Polytechnlc Hlgh School. Polyneslan and Polytechnlc have more P 1 QU In common than thelr preflx Poly. ' Z 'J - The word poly means many and slgnlfles the many outstandlng features of S yIf,. ',',g-' both the Polyneslan Islands and Polytechnlc Hlgh School. The Islands are character- . V , I ' - , W , 1, 1- 'ff H ,:,x Fi. r fl k-I . lllfll-,I In ' ' 5 1 lj.. ' ll Y ,Inf V. Sill!!! an C' I' . v U41 ' Q, . f. ,:. : 1 , V 23 'fl Ized by beauty, muslc, many cultures, frlendshlp, understandlng, and learnlng - all characterlstlc of our school. The Polytechnlc, 1958 represents a collectlon ofthe actlvltles whlch have taken place over the past school year. Turn the pages and joln us as we explore these Isles of Enchantment on our Polyneslan Hollday ..... or as we mlght say ln rhyme: Have you ever longed to travel? To let your nerves unravel? To relax and slt ln the sun, And swlm and play and have fun? All thls ls possible through the pages of thls book, So, come on along and have yourself a look: Hula dancers and works of Island art, Scenlc wonders and photographs, all a part Of a land of strange and mysterlous thlngs, Thls, the 1958 Polytechnlc brlngs ....... s Q X I ft Il ,I V I If PAGE 7 ., 4, -I . - ,V-.'.' V- Q-H. ,,', ...I MYVAIWU S Q1 M f Q X , . , ' s X 7' mxs:vs:,.1f:12xr'51 ' ' Ns L A w 1 I C 0 ,Q , Q ' K Q X ENSTUN -- 45 , ' mu '5 13.1. -.344-1-1-2 , QQ' 351:11 -.'.1.1.1 1.1.:.1.'.'5:11111-I-'Z1 .'.Q'.3:,:1:1:.1.:.'.' ' 1-1111 .-55:33 QQ-3i11'3 :' I .31Q:Q:Q.Q132QfZ2i1i:':i'3'3131'131-. ' 4 5 f MR. RICHARD SLEE Favorite Teacher Sprlng '5 NJ MRS. ALANE LARSEN Favorite Teacher Sprlng '58 fs PAGL 9 : ' ' gA' X lf li N L it 5 N E M 1 1 - .l , A . 1 f ' ff .- x - Xi - tl l M tri ll' R, ' f .sxxx . Nwitlw I 'f'g5v'. -155' ai .g - ,y x .Si I 3 Mr Ivor Callawag P Serves As Acting Principal f 3 When Principal Melvin Peterson A-R . ' f took a year's leave of absence last X Q . summer, hls position was occupied by Nlr. Ivor Callaway, dean of boys. mi! During his year as acting prlncl- pal, Mr. Callaway gained a whole host of new friends. During this year he displayed unlimited energy in carrying out the duties and ob- ligatlons of his offlce. He worked with the students and faculty on innumerable projects for the bet- terment of the school. He welcomed visitors, organized the monthly calendars, supervised at dances, handled financial matters, presid- ed at meetings, and concentrated on building school splrit. During the past year Polytechnic set many records scholastlcally and athletlcally. Mr. Callaway gave his full support to both projects. Students have growntolooktoward lvlr. Callaway for advice and help. - hh They respect his decisions and .': C t hl f U1 ' ! fgtergdsl m as one o err many I u. , XB' - 1' ,X -X FJ X. ., X :X k 'N jr Y I .. l it . wg l L! ' in ll 9 fu -f M icah i P ' ' T: j T X PAGE 10 ,XX pt A iii, ' lit f Xi R f x rw' '2Ei:1'f,'T: H Xb, x ', I -M - i f x f l x l Q 5 Yfbf f 'X vii lifiwN,,ill 'if '1Xj5 .W EJ Wmxs lijl vi fy X X wx I Mrs. Signe Walker '25 Dean of Girls Working with the girls of Polytechnic and helping them with their problems ls Mrs. Slgne Walker, dean of glrls. Checking on absences, meeting with parents, solving personal problems, and handling late arrivals are a few of her many tasks. Nlrs. Walker is ever-ready to be of assistance to the girls of Poly- tech nic. Mn Harold Zimmennan Dean of Bogs Mr. Harold Zimmerman took over the position vacated temp- orarlly by Mr. Callaway. As dean of boys Mr. Zimmerman was quick to gain the respect of the male members of Polytech- nic. Problem behavior, super- vision, and counseling were a few ofthe general areas covered by the new dean. Thanks to hls efficiency, l957-58 proved to be 'Fx l ii M , 'i' l I i l 4 l X 6 S - s WWW X lk lt! iw ,fs ,ff In A ' 'N Em: asmooin-runningyearatpoiy 1 f, , l y xt-1 I 1' - a .t , - f PAGE 11 Through Thick and Thin Theg Were Readg to Help and Guide Ils O F MRS, JOAN MRS. HANNAH U' acl' U IR-.er,rMN QNRREOTTL - - Head, Girls' Physical USIVIESS an English and History Education Counseling MRS. ANNA ANTOS MR. MILT AXT MISS EDNA BECKMAN MR. WILLIAM Science and Physical Physical Education Head, Business BUSKIRK Education Department Math and Science I I MR. BART IVIRQ ROBERT MISS MARIE Miss JAMNIE cHAN MR HARRY coLi.Is CONCANNON CAMERON cARRoLL Nl th - F ' - . Head, Industrial Arts Head Librarian a ematlcs Orelgn Languages E'l?st'2xI'n9 and MRD THOMAS MR. F. deLARlos MRs.JoYcE Dunn MR- STEVE EBERT PMR. ROBERT ER COTTINGIM Driver Education Business SCIERCSQ P-E-, Adjustment ang? E.T English 8. History Counseling ' A MISS OLGA ,Aj Miss DALE FORBES MRS. MARY FOSTER 'W55 RUTH MR- VERNON ERWCSON Business Library and FRANKLIN - I FREETHY Busmes? and Bookroom HlStOry and Civics Driver Education Counseling 49 MR- PATRICK MRS. MARTHA Miss EUMICE GELARDI GEURRINGER GQLQBERG Driver Education and GMS P'E' My 'S' MISS GLORIA HAFEN Clothing and English l 4 HKQNGORNACE RA LSg,fe'l,Q,Eh2'fa,'fff'TTAN MR. JoHM HOFER MR. RICHARD HOUS-TON English Counseling Business and Typing Science and Counseling s.f l ii, ' 1. ,I-si nl., -., ff' 45 HY L I MR. PAUL MlSS NIINERVA MR. RAY KOHTZ WEGEREEL MR' JAMES 'GNNEY KITAGAKI KLosrER English and Head' Math Dept' Lux Lab and Math School Nurse Journalism Science I 'T I . A I V, , i V . -A vi, ' , , 4 ,... , , MRS. ALANE LARSEN MR. VINCENT MR. WALTER MRS. KATHLEEN Business LEONARD LESTER AEIINISTEDT r English, Head Head, Boys' P.E. W 7 ,fffz-gif ' 'WW y 7' ' ' y if .1 V' f f 1 , fini wwf! ,fn 4 ff ff I f, K W. 'EE' f I , 6 , A ,, , ff , 45' M . I . ,mf f 3 A I M ,lf .,,. 1 ' I . MR. ROBERT LOMBARDI English ' 'esz3f.f:w ' -.,.:gff'e.f-'gt'--we Mg W I 412.5 wg, ,Qnv ,I 'a egg: 'iff ,f ff -a waging'-f 5 A.. ,,,. A X , A ' . A' ff , - f M ' ff f 426 ff' 4. 9 ' ' 7 47 4 : 1 fvf. . -. , fl 5 I - 'Tv' , 'fir .1 ' ff' if f ' ' if . 'f - i 1 .-fgf, T, Z ' .- S '- . I' 4 1 41' MRS. JOAN MR. PETER MISS PHYLLIS MR. ALLEN MAXWELI MACDONALD MACP HAIL MAURER Electronics and Math English History and Civics English ,M I MISS CATHERINE MISS EVELYN MISS MARY MISS BERTHA MCEWEN MCGRATH MCPHEE MELKONIAN Sales and Retailing Math Clothing History and English ' I 'i I... - . ' - L 'L' 1 f ..,5' ff., :' x2'3?11 1 ff f 1 f f , ffm 59 ik ff! ' Q41 ff 1 if if f 54 ff X? W 0,2 lg? an 1 fl A 17 41-.fix f 'f ,' A ' fyffh. ' ., W of f, i 0 f 1 f ,, F5 QQIIIII f K 1 I I , ff! v if ,lf 7 V' -4, ' C W X ',,,f, i ft . , ,ff 3 'Ax M ji? 'Sf w I Z vs ffl YJ r X 'K A .f,. , 1, ' MR. ERNEST NACKORD Counseling and Soph Goals ffff '? i. . AA' ' .TL-'R' , MR. VERNON MRS. PHYLLIS NEWELL NORDHAUSEN English and Counseling and Public Speaking Soph Goals ' SSRN Q -' if A Rv ' ' A 'S-wh-Q ., gazastggxqjsl Q Q ., : K -ggi'-at , . I . ,... ,M I . 'ur Cs.. A' .Lg ' T f , , :gg I:.iiiiQ '4Yi I V K -1- -cp '-. 'f . ' X- , + C. - '-if t.-H MR. ROBERT OVER English and Drama I I I I MR. CALVIN PERSOII Science and Counsel- in MR Math 8 MR. JOHN SANDS Science MR. RICHARD SLEE Art f. MR.JAMES RILEY MXSGT. RICHARD MR. JULIUS Mechanical Drawing RYAN SALZMAN R.O.T.C. Instructor Business8. History -U -x MR. DWIGHT SANDIFUR Mechanical Drawing MR. JOHN SCUDDER English and History MR. DANIEL SANTOS MR. WILLIAM DELBERT School Bookkeeper SAVEKER SCHNEIDER Machine Shop :fe f I fl riff If IXXVV r A VU! I ' in df, V Dr iflzjl' Qyfkywtfcl, 'Y .,,,, .. .r,'v.,,,E ? a- -a . .--f .- f5'?A4gl 4 JA fir I:'.:,E.r,1yfgi 'y I ?,f 1 I - MR. LEON MR. NORMAN MR. DAVID STEPHENS TAUBER TEPLITZ. Printing Auto Shop and Vocal Music Driver Education 5 i ' I MR. DONALD VAN SANDT Woodshop and Work Experience ft... gy- . -N. ,f MISS EVE MR. JOHN WELCH MR. ELGIN WHIGAM MR. EDGAR MR. JAMES WITT WALLENSTEIN History, Acting Head Art Metal and WILLIAMS Physical Education History and Civics Woodshop Physical Education ' ff I X- f X X 'x X .A up f I fi tg X' XXX' A Q f ,RQ X x x ,,. , Q f ., r I -1 . , ,E , 19' 'ZW '? fffff f 'f f ' -xs 1 '7v,L, 3 ,. g- ' ' 1 'J lx X N. -xxx K 'I' ffffigfgf'-,nicks . ,ffl- -fe an what iii ia, I-, df 1 . N A I I. as 'M S , X , r .Ni 2 if ' 3, ' X ,X X ' A-liivf f r f' ,Q ag an X - 2.1 X A r' J A If P N, -- 4 N r ' a ri 'K r if i K x X! 1'u 1 Wqf, my ,ks -'--.4 ga 3 1 x X HX V I 6 -gk ,441 '- ' ' 'W' ' . . MV , Lil FaiTActivitieSvWere Fuh Leadingnhe fall '57 rooting section was Rich Rekow, pictured here sailing off to the Polynesian Islands with his bevy of beautiful assistants. They in- clude, Ieft to right: Dolores Lerma, Barbara Sabo, Nlarie Bowker, Norma Federi- ghi, Susan Coontz, and Phvllis Gray. f- .a3i! 3EW?lM.u. -on-:T STEVE GUENSLER President Low senior Steve planned some exciting assemblies and worked hard in putting over PoIy's first Slave Day. ROSE MARIE TAYLOR Vice President Teahouse of the August Moon with an oriental theme and Mystery Mas- querade with dancers in costume proved two suc- cessful dances that were or- ganized by Rose Marie. PAGE 18 Fall Student Bodq Officers Organize lf? Xl! i X l ,,..f i if ,,...2 7' Z , - W i2 if A FAREEDA HABEEB 'Y Secretary Corresponding with other X-ff schools and doing all of of the typing in the student body room kept Fareeda busy all term. GLORIA MILLER MR. JAMES KINNEY Treasurer Student Body Advisor Sellinq over 1700 student body cards, a record for the past decade, Gloria did much to help build up stu- dent body funds. l mst of Successful Activities P 5, f 1 22- Nt xx gf ,qfvitm DZ? ZX :LS-. fi.-. .e f U - l. ,. . li . if HA A VALERIE FORD Custodian Putting up signs and pos- ters and shining trophies were chores executed by Valerie in the fall. SAMUEL LOUIE eifi ' ' Student Court Judge Sam found his hands full as he presided over cases which came under the juris- diction of the Student Court. RICHARD REKOW Cheerleader Building up spirit was Rich's prime job dtring the football season. He also did the choreography for the Roaring 20's rally. C HAR LES BOWKER Athletic Manager Handling the sale of tickets for all athletic events was the job of Charlie Bowker. Q. if , He saw dollar signs in his 1 I sleep. i KENNETH DAWSON Speaker of Congress i I i Presiding over the monthly Congress meetings and keep- ing order were a few tasks ably handled by Ken. PAGE 19 3... :ne These Groups Provided Entertainment in the Fall MIXED CHORUS I ROW I: Mr. Teplitz, N. Bauska, L. Faust, P. Pagan, A. Williams, B. Claybon, N. Sawanobori, J. Benn, B. Braham. ROW ll: T. Federoff, W. Palpallatoe, B. Farrow, R. Short- ridge, P. Baker, D. Johnson, S. Freeman, B. Campbell, B. Austin. ROW III: V. Martinez, F. Decarsky, B. Smith, C. Callis, S. Tomasini, I. Robinson, F. Elzada, R. Labrado. ROW IV: A. Brehaute, L. Gatlin, N. Jenner, R. Collins, H. Wood, S. Thompson, S. Caldwell, Fitz- I gerald, J. Graves, D. Taylor. MIXED CHORUS II ROW I: Mr. Teplitz, M. Harrigan, G. Frios, B. Owens, L. Moyer, B. Aragon, G. Mitchell, W. Sanders, A. Lie. ROW Il: S. Beck, A. Session, B. Blanchard, B. Norris, B. Guerry, W. Dixon, T. Felski, L. Van Dyke, L. Thibeaux. ROW III: E. Caulderon, T. Marion, A. Jenkins, L. Hayward, ck lor J Souls J.Blo ,M.Tay ,. ,G. Washington, L. Dozier, H. Tart. ...ef f ' ' RQ , , , Q JT! ff. ! ' ev-we DRAMA CLUB ROW I: C. Lynne, C. Wakefield, D. Lerma, B. Sabo, J. Daly, R. Lichtman. ROW ll: L. Wendland, J. Los- kutov, M. DiRegolo, P. LaGrande, P. Bowman, J. Burnett, P. Sobiesczyks, G. Hamilton. ROW lll: R. Zimmerman, D. Wickens, S. Christiansen, S. Hourihan, D. Marte, N. Federighi, R. Rekow, E. Martinez. ROW IV: G. Seifert, S. Ferrera, J. Mc- Gaughlin, J. Pudoff, D. Brown, P. Meyers, K. Daw- son, R. Collins. SCHOOL BAND ROW I: E. Shannon, R. Renn, H. Moore, P. Olivas, D. Jacobs. ROW II: W. Camp, R. Barrow, M. Parker, C. Jones, G. Mor an, R. Yuen, C. Smith, L. LaRocca ROW Ill: L. C?ark, J. Carruthers, M. Resch. B Quintana, M. Steadman, O. Watkins, F. Lipkins ROW IV: J. McClymond, A. Carr, C, Glass 3, Hemi L. LaFlamme, A. Horlyck, L. Reed, P. Snowberg B. Madsen. ' FALL BOYS' BLOCK P SOCIETY ROW I: C. Bowker,J.Roum- banls, H. Meier, A. Carr, E. Cummings, H. Johnson, J. Neal, H. Franklin, F. Lip- kins lll. ROW ll: F. Cava, - J. Grace, G. Allen, F.Hepp- ner. ROW Ill: F. Daniels, T. Stone, T. Pisciotta, J. Lynch, B. Llacuna, E. Jen- kins. ROW IV: M. Benas- sini, S. Ferrera, R. Edwards, J. Pudofi, P. Parker, P. Meyers, A. Marinai,T. Kir- choff. Bloch P Societies Supplq Leadership BOWKER . Fall Term President FALL GIRLS' , BLOCK P SOCIETY Q ROW I: P. LaGrande, M. Bwiker, B. sabo, o. Miller, LA GRANDF R. M. Taylor' N. Murray, Fall Term President ROW II:F. Habeeb, B. Jones, D. Hollander, H. Casuga, B. , Thompson, S. Papen, C. 0 ,,v 5 Jenny, R. Licntman, G S, . ,g Y Morgan, B. Blanchard, C. I I' V 2 ', I A ' I , , ,T Jackson. ROW Ill: A. Ali- G if ? I 1 oto, R. Noto, L. Niedens, A. Y Brusso, M. Noto, I. Blanco, C. Lynne, J. Druhan, C y 1 Preston, G. Perkins. ROW IV: T. Seitz, H. Freitas, P. Williams, M. Nice, M. Gol- fos, B. Kelley, P. Gray, B. Fulton, L. Nagle,J. Mottini, D. Nye, L. Silva. ROW V: J. Thomson, A. Stewart, L. Campbell, B. Loskutov, S. Christiansen, E. Rosas, J. Carr, O. L. Chryar, L. Mor- rison, D. King, P. Young. . fn ' Z3 BARBARA THOMPSON Low Senior Secretary-Treasurer BERNARD LLACUNA Low Senior President BARBARA JONES Low Senior Vice President Fall Activities Were Highlighted Bg ll Few will ever forget the day that Mr. James Kinney stepped on the stage in his bermuda short outfit at the student body officer assem- bly. The show featured a Roaring Twenties theme, but Mr. Kinney was the star. PAGE 22 Always a happy day at Polytechnic is Block P Initiation Day. New re- cruits for the Block Society come to school in all kinds of crazy out- fits and colors. They act as slaves to older Block members and do as they bid. Some of the odd costumes are pictured above. Row I: F. Habeeb, T. Hill, B. Jones, J. Druhan, L. B. Floyd, L. King, C. O'Donnell, J. Sisk, J. Pagan, C. Fricke, Y. Leal. Row ll: M. Mclntosh, M. Fonseca, L. Larios, L. Yee, M. Bugallo, C. Wise F. Bennett, R. Chappell, B. Johnson, J. Cuda, D. Aguado. Row lll- Z . Rosakes, D. Simmons, C. Talley, D. Marte, V. Ford, S. Caldwell D. Gliebe, E. Greenough, A. Stewart, E. Schainberg, S. Russo. Row IV: R. Etzler, T. Laman, L. Hetland, G. Cunningham, S. Guensler, I FALL CONGRESS S. Ferrera, J. Vann, B. Puccetti, J. Jones, V. Contini, B. Roberts, D. DeDenko. I ,t t hr. 5 ess ws g.S. . is5i,:, .- a x se.?g ..,,. . . 5 41 . N EMMA MARTINEZ 5 High Junior President ANN ROZAKOS High Junior Vice President Court Fair, Student Body Dances , L L The Mystery Masquerade proved to be the most colorful dance of the Fall '57 semester. Students attended in a variety of costumes. Most unusual attire was sported by John Musante and Sue Lord who came as Greek god and goddess. Row I: C. Wielgosz, B. Johnson, B. Scallion, B. Chiodo, V. Alioto, L. McNalr, J.McCallister, D. Gooden, C.Jackson, D. Frederlcks. Row ll: J. McNabb, D. McMichael, V. Bell, B. Dailey, M. Reynolds, P. Scanlan, E. Jung, A. Rozakos, M. Llvar, M. Mau Row lll: J. Bumett, I. Wernstock, B. Dormann, J. Howard, M. Korakos, B. Henderson, H. Chea, L. Wendland, H. Fukuda. Row IV: B. Peters, R. Klawonn, B. Verbarg, J. Teilman, S. Orchard, J. Poli, O. Chryar, M. Greene, B. Campbell, F. Cava, V. Ford. EVELYN JUNG High Junior Secretary-Treasurer 4 l l Senior Alfomilia Avecilla won applause at the Fall Court Fair as she danced at the Variety Show ln the auditorium. The theme of the Fair, Hawaiian HoIlday was depicted through island posters and leis sold by the low senior class. FALL CLASS COLLECTORS PAGE 23 ,,, M19 JOLENTA PAGAN Low Junior Vice President Making like a harem girl for her dance sequence in the Fall Variety Show was Charin Wakefield. The Variety Show represented the first effort to put on all-Polytalent pro- gram ln many years. FALL C. S. F. o 5:1 JANET LOSKUTOV J Low Junior President X SHARON LEE if 'J L Low Junior Secretary-Treasurer ' Variety Show Attem 5 A Y . I f 3 , I Nlmble-fingers George Hamilton provides the background for Judy Van Wambeke's vocaliz- ing at one of the football pep rallies. George performed at frequent affairs by singing and playlng. Q Row I: G. Perkins, J. urunan, J. Caro, H. Schwendig, S. Lee, J. Howard, N. Jenner, E. Escobar. Row ll: D. Ishii, R. Klawonn, B. Parrington, E. Fleischman, W. Davison, M. Kocakes, W. Pyle, H. Chen. Row III: V. Ford, D. Gliebe, M. Leong, K. Lastrucci, D. Fabian, G. Miller, B. Lee. Row IV: M. Church, R. Miller, G. Ng, F. Heppner, A. Kwong, F. Stark, E. Marenco. QQ at 5 BARBARA CHIODO High Sophomore Secretary-Treasurer SARA LIBBY High Sophomore pted for First Time 't iii O l X X5 xt! we 23 4 'W'1t 'x Ry P4-T Hi? ' ' lt President :iff Public Speaking Clubmeetings gotquite seri- ous at times. Bill Johnson is trying to make his point with Mr. Vernon Newell, sponsor, whilewide-eyedAnn Rozakos seems concerned about the impending decision. FALL SERVICE SOCIETY ROW I: S. Coontz, L. Lacson, E. Jung, S. Sarmiento, A. Preclado, G. Magpiong, F. Habeeb, l. Blanco, B. Thompson, W. Smith, L. Styris, E. Martinez, J. Brower, J. Kirt- ley, T. Cole, B. Patrick, B. Henderson, C. Fricke, J. Gregoric, V. Sidorov, M. Firpo, B. Blanchard. ROW 2: J. Fletcher, J. Howard, J. Caro, V. Bell, B. Kelley, M. Bowker, G. Miller, B. Sabo, N. Federighi, P. LaGrande, H. Emer- son, D. Hollander, E. Martinez, J. Poli, S. Orchard, G. Perkins, S. Papen, D. Nye, J. Mllflfli. ROW 3: V. Ford, S. Caldwell, A. Stewart, U. Midbust, S. Lee, T. Bloodworth, M. L. Pad- dock, S. Lord, B. Dormann, T. HilI,S.Guens- ler, D. Nelson, R. Popin, C. LeBlanc, L. Nagle, C. Slocum. ROW 4: M. Benassini, R. Etzler, R. Edmond- son, B. Llacuna, S. Ferrera, D. Marte, J. Makris, S. Christiansen, J. Loskutov, L. Striper, S. Bourbin, T. Stone, J. Druhan, C. Pringle, L. Hetland. CATHY O'DONNELL High Sophomore Vlce President R4 ,f John Daly of the Drama Club presented his version of the problems which confront men of the Highway Patrol as hedid a take-off onthat tele- vision program. John ap- peared in severalterm plays. BEVERLY JOHNSON Low Sophomore Vice President The fall semester wit- nessed a new innovation in votinq for student body officers. For the first time voting booths were utilized by the students. Fall president, Steve Guensler, is pictured checking the student body cards of a group of students as they await their turn at the polls. 1 PHYLLIS SOBIESZYCK Low Sophomore President ELAINE GREENOUGH Low Sophomore Secretary-Treasurer Rallies and Assemblies Did PAGE 26 FALL CUB PARROT STAFF Row I: C. Preston, W. San- ders, B. J. Blanchard, B. Nloore, V. Sidorov, T. Kaspar, R. Lichtman, S. Edwards, J. lVlcNabb, N. llllurray. Row ll: D. Ettin, T. Stone, P. Young, P. Perkins, D. King, S. ln- gram, K. Warden. Row lll: P. Parker, G. Seifert, R. Lelan- dais, B. Peters, J. Mulanux, R. Stonebraker, P. Nleyers, S. Barretta, L. Daigre. i xxxttm. l. . fx-'.-1.-'.-, 4. egggzb . .-as--,-'ref One of the highlights of the fall term was the student body officer assembly which was centered around a 'iRoaring Twenties theme. The student officers, un- der the supervision of Mr. James Kinney, did a rousing Charleston number which brought down the house. The costumes and music were authentic. Mr. Kinney won the prettiest knees prize. uch to Build Up School Spirit Rich Rekow, George Seifert, and Pauline LaGrande did a take-off on Liberace and brother George at one of the game rallies. Pauline played Liberace's mother, and the audience had a difficult time in seeing any similarity to persons living or dead. FALL TOP TEACHERS OF TOMORROW Row I: S. Papen, D. Fabian, J. Caro, C. Friche, T. Hill, lVl Firpo, R. Scott, B. A. Patrick, B. J. Blanchard. Row ll: D Fredricks, P. Gardner, V. Bell, H. Golfos, J. Howard, K Arta V. Sidorov, C. Slocum. Row lllt C. Pringle, llll. Frank lin IC. Forni, B. Verbarg, B. Parrington, B. Chatman, F Belmeu. Row lV: i.. oaigre, D. oliebe, u. lvladbusf, k. Las trucci, J. Teilman, R. Klawonn. Eea a Club Presents Successful Version of The Bat Jerry Burnett played Cornelia Van Gorder in the Drama Club's production of The Bat. Gazing upon her as she answers the phone are, left to right: Pauline LaGrande, Pat Meyers, Rich Rekow, Darlene llllarte, and Ken Dawson. Detective Rekow takes notes as Doctor Jim Pudoff examines the Hdead body of Bob Zimmerman. The horrified on-lookers are Miss Gorder's niece played by Darlene llllarte and her gardener, Ken Dawson. The accused, Steve Ferrera, is interrogated by Rich Rekow. The house boy, Pat Nleyers, holds him securely. Surprised Jerry Burnett and terrified Paul- ine LaGrande look on. Clubs Made Poly Go Round 9 0 L ' '?- ' A F LIBRARY STAFF ROW I: F. Williams, B. Sauers, M. De-Malo, I. Vro- mans, D. Schmidt, D. Edenstrom. ROW ll: G. Sprin- gett, R. Harrington, V. Crull, P. Hays, W. Davison, S. Ingram, E. Jeter, B. Ernst. ROW III: D. Fredricks, J. Tolliver, H. Franklin, D. Gliebe, G. Franklin, B. Verbarg, J. Jurich, I. Schreck. ROW IV: R. Stone- braker, D. Day, G. Wilson, L. Benoit, R. Roberts, D. Addis, L. Harberry, M. Carmack. BIG BROTHERS ROW I: C. Bowker, T. Stone, B. Llacuna, T. Kirchhoff. ROW II: S. Ferrera, F. Daniels, R. Edwards, M. Benassini, A. Marinai. 'N - cn rg, PUBLIC SPEAKING CLUB ROW. I: T. Cole, J. Bonnardel, L. Lacson, P. Gardner V. Sldorov, J. Kirtley, M. Livar, B. Blanchard. ROW ll . Springett, S. Coontz, S. Ingram, N. Jenner, J. Howard, - .I Vann, D. Nelson, J., Fletcher, C.'Shi'man, C. Pringle G C Fricke C Slocum J Gregoric M Mau ROW lll F Decarsky, S. Orchard, l.'I. Shum. ROW IV: J. Tielman 3 B: Johnson, J. Poli, U. lllidbust, C. LeBlanc, K. Lasti rucci S. Adams, C. Glass. FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS ROW l: S. West, S. Avedian, L. Cantu, C. Jackson, H. - . Emerson, J. McCallister, G. Perez, C. Young, D. Day, G. Wolfe. ROW ll: V. Crull, E. Gibson, B. Casaburi, D. Brust, P. LaGrande, B. Sabo, P. Leddy, B. Fulton, J. Williams, L. Scales, D. Tumer, L. Snook, L. Silva. ROW Ill: M. Greene, C. Form, D. Jones, Y. Kunakoff, D. Bartolini, J. Jacobson, C. Young, H. Williams, V. Con- nors, A. Brusso, N. Feder- pg ighi, J. Mottini. ROW IV: H. Wood, V. Rivers, V- Larsen, J. Huffstrutter, K. Chappell, K. Keller, W. Mosley, L. Floyd, C. Beau- lieu, S. Brandt, L. Loch, J. Dennis. f rl ELITES TRI-Y ROW I: J. Barnacle, I. Blanco, S. Bour- bin, D. Lerma, H. Casuga. ROW ll: J. Brower, J. McNabb, J. Druhan, F. Ha- beeb. ROW III: M. Calvello, B. Loskutov, M. Hayward, K. Keller. ROW IV: H. Emerson, W. Mosley, C. LeBlanc. QA--..- ,A ,Zo SANDRA BOURBIN fx ' E wg at wbylv ' . v 0 4 'ip glivgovs' va -., ,I Q C ,sf Q Leg. 0 yt We L, f,,1f,z, -f.x.,Jcv9 of -'ft -,af B 's an SALLIE CHRISTIANSEN Editor-in-Chief Asslstant Feature Edrtor W bv Q-'90 r 25 'N DQ A A xo fiifi qw STEVE FERRERA Sports Editor BEVERLEY LOSKUTOV Reporter UNNI NIIDBUST Reporter ki '9 0 Pict v-to Qt Q' . O rf' Q' A 5 Q 'rl' Q KX 6'-xr? s- K e-500 O sen: ezine PWS A EDELMIRA ROSAS ,J Business Manager s' 5 Ji' 1' PEGGY BOWMAN Reporter iii f Juv: PuDoFF Reporter gvwxs so Q' 4,,,.9'e X Bgdf51 'tilts 9' o 4 Xe Qc:- '.,,.P Q 1' ,ef , xv Qv's,c5 axe itxff x Y x dw Eva.-4' - A 1- 96 ww rf c. Y' V te ,av ,. Fall Wins All- Rating. S. F. Press vt' pxjtpf .W 496 al, -,J we Uv. xx-t 15' KV, I Xl 2' I S Q M... 3 AGE 30 ANN RQZAKOS GLORIA. JARVIS Reporter COPY Ed't0f Us GLORIA MILLER Managing Editor arrot Imerican iirst in Convention I The fall 1957 term was a great one for I'-The Parrot, Poly's school news- paper. The paper was awarded an All- American rating by the National Scholas- tic Press Association, a first place rating by the Columbia Scholastic Press Association, and a first place by the San Francisco High School Press Con- vention. l'The Parrot was rated one of the finest newspapers in the United States. fel! A , ,O Z ,f,5:,,, of '7 he o,G,.FX C' l !:57,6Oo06gx 125 JOHN SAIZ News Editor I I .H ' PATRICIA WALLER fda? 4,670 g Exchange Editor 0 zhfsf' 9.9 fel? fl 4' O07 ,t.:f,:: fo we O' L59 CLAUDE WOOLWINE Assistant Sports Editor PHY LLIS GRAY Reporter BARBARA WRIGHT R'CH DEEQBAIN Reporter Photograp f JE aofgxx 1 xr. ,,gf..,,0,' aojsc BILL JOHNSON .,,ff,q 0f T , get JL Jaxx Reporter c' Q e elwf 1123? .fe ,,fgf4E: Q 1 -f , 12,1 o ff I ' 4, d f X XM , fn. ,O 051,65 8 if m, ff , ALMA STEWART IRENE SCHRECK Reporter PAGE 31 A Reporter 1 Poly Rooters l Teams Beauty and the Best back up the Poly varsity football team at the Annual Prep Football Pageant. 'Twas rumored that Poly took 3rd place in the best rooting section division behind Washington and Lowell. The Poly-Galileo game saw a good turn-out for the Red and Black considering the fact that Poly was highly favored to win. They did - 53-0. Another touchdown, ho hum. Polyites 5 - couldn't get too enthused as their team Six' racked up one score after the other L , . 515,43 lf- against the outmanned Galileo eleven. A X ,l 35353353 til NS I SE S Q at ess l ' a f I Q ,ess ' .-X: h kk K K is . T T at . t .a' :il J L -Q -J G N Q 'L fi' x , ' i' - X i .ts wg' ' ,Q V' .-5,4 ,1.'s,,:g - Q, W A- '1 1 W,,.:' ,PINK 'Hifi S 5 . Jang I 1 ,L 5 - Xfhf, 'f.:' 'R' ' n . g m 51.5 .4 H V. I .Q Y. , MSA V N -e , . t -, -- s . , -. h , ' Q - ,T I wg 2 ,Ta e Q.- gk- ,I f ,A .ir I ix ,t xv 'La X .it , . t 1 6 ave Their Support .Sf l -AM One ofthebest Poly rooting sections evefwitnessed turned out for the Prep Pageant. This yearthe Polyites attempted a black P on a white background with the sides outlined in red. .I ip. ,e 3- - .3134 i T tp fit s . ta -Ngkifrw, N6 2 W, , x g Y 4 .- . it it Xi? Half-time and time for a break. Polyites relax between halves in the sun- shine of Kezar Stadium while Coach Axt gives his team thewordl' down in the locker rooms. At the Poly-Lowell game many students were stunned as a green Poly team crushed the Lowell Indians with a one-sided 27-0 victory. The students in the picture are wondering if the Parrots can score another touchdown PAGE 33 PAGE 34 S FALL SPORTS fd s . ,, 5 mx.. 1 .f ' fu X O ' Q u VM' . ,X 2 L 'fa P 5:1 -, ,,.,. s 4 4 ss, fa- 114 1 r yay, B fu. .fm 4. 3 1 Xxx 1 5,-'if' .,.- if Qf4:?:s A ,ff ri' ,. L , x '25, Q 1- 0 ,K A 1 x na al- x 'r 1 ' WV' ' Le it 311. rg . l PAGE 36 PARROT VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM 1957 Bottom row: Cleft to rightl: F. Lipkins, S. McGilbery, H. Fukuda, R. McCarthy, J. Tolliver, T. Gong, A. Himm, A. Penn, L. Vaughn, R. Hughes, T. Laman. Middle row: M. Dawson, J. Bluford, A. Lenzini, A. Marinai, F. Daniels, L. Wat- son, D. Shay, A. Carr, Mgr. E. Ettin. Top row: G. Seifert, M. Benassini, R. Edmondson, O. Rogers, R. Ellis, L. Sneed, G. Moore, Mgr. A. Sandstrom. Parrot Team of '57 Makes it to Finals Poly 0 .... Poly 0 .... Poly 53. . . Poly 19. . . Poly 39. . . Poly 31 . . . Poly 20. . . SCOREBOARD FOR 1957 SEASON 4 Poly 6 ........ Washington O Pageant A Poly 27 .......... Lowell 0 .. Sacred Heart 6 ....St. Ignatius 6 .......Lincoln 6 .. .... Galileo 0 ........Mission 0 Balboa 6 . .. .Washington 13 Semi-finals: Poly 28 ...... .St. Ignatius 7 Finals: Poly 7 .......... Balboa 12 MILT AXT PETER MacPHAIL Head Coach Assistant Coach SAM MC GILBERY ALL-CITY FULLBACK Sassy Sam was the Parrot's top runner, plcking up con- slderable galns through the middle andoff tackle. He was theleadlngscorerinthe Clty. The end or a Mustang gallop ls pictured here as speedy Oliver Rogers makes a shoe- string tackle. Comlnginto make sure he completes the job is Frank Lipkins and Dennls Shay. The Parrots tore the Lincoln team apart 31-6. -x 4 C l A Q. K ff' I I L J e v , 1 v 4 t 2 I X 1 f LQ I DENNIS SHAY ALL-CITY QUARTERBACK Dennis, a menace on the gridlron, wasthefield gener- al for the Parrots. A genius in strategy, hewas alsofear- ed for his brutal tackling on defense. ALBERT NIARINAI ALL-CITY TACKLE Big AI proved a valuable asset to the Poly team. Opening wide holes in the enemy's line, he also play- edasavagegameon defense. ,, x , VINCE DAVIS ALL-CITY CENTER Hard nosed and rugged, Vince was the middle man for the Parrots. He was re- sponsible for physl cally holdingthe Iinetogether in many a rugged game. - I -vea RICHARD HUGHES FRED DANIELS LYNN WATSON GEORGE SEIFERT Guard End Guard Tackle-End PAGE 37 MARCO BENASSlNl End Three St. Ignatl us tacklers bring down Dennis Shay after he picked up several yards in the semi-final game. Taking on another oncomingwlldcat lsAI Marinal. The Parrots went on to wln 28-T. GENE MOORE Guard-End MARK DAWSON ,Ii FRANK LIPKINS Tackle K H8Ifb3Ck OLIVER ROGERS Tackle PAGE 38 Another pass is completed by Shay, this one to George Selfert on a button-hook pattern. Wlllielthe golden toelQulnn is shown adding another dlglt to the Poly scoreboard in the Mission game. Poly pushed pass the Bears 19-0. RAY EDMONDSON End v ,I 5Z'7 ' tin' N I, I TOM I-AMAN WILLIE QUINN LOUIS SNEED Glllfd Tackle Halfback A f .,, '7 'V- I t ,L ' I Wg ' I . 'E Kie l I 3257 , ' ' I It I. 1 5 f The actlontotheleft shows Lynn Watson ' H ,A I.'5'f- XL Q A throwing a Gallleo player for aloss. L - ' - - f I ' L, I I L Commg overto help ls Oliver Rogers and i f ' G 1 1 ,5,o,A,,,l , , ' ,,,. 1 5 XX Gene Moore. Poly smotheredthe Llons QW? G. .. 4 ':f3f 7f mf! -f-'Q '.,.i 41' .'.- 'Jf7l 'fQ ' ff ,rf so I f . we ff: -412' 1 V - ' . . y.Q 2i1 Mgililg ' - ,li fin. ,fiat lg i 6 it A mia I ? www. J M5 E 5-V E 'E :EH 'E E 2 Ei?-e i'-133' : ': :f : . E :E-fab:-ini: 151, 6 '. . f 5 fe?-If G E 7319 E23 3 Louls Sneed IS seen lnthe plcture to ff-If-Q riff! Sgr!!! A, W I., nrt, 4- the rlghtplddng up ablg galn by golng if N ff-' ' , F 'J , JF U '4 - 1- A w , - - ,gm vw '. through the St. Ignatlus defensive ,, 1' ,- , lv' ' line before being tackled bya trloof I -Q' Al l 5 -1 ' M 'Q A ,. , X ' ' H+ ' , J A t'It I. V? players. - A , 1 A S , v ax . Q 1 I V --4 fi? ., .,'v 3- U 4,5 V lm. b li. W ' 1' 1:42 'iw ' , ,, r.'.-, l ,e I ' ' 'r'e Q' t'7'r?fif3'3e1l ' , ef Z ' ' ' ' I ' if '..L. '.jZLf-1 ,., - g'fL1'f W- I W H T r,p,1 . I if 1 Y J 'f,-, I 17, he I r r I '90 ' y Q e gg Xxx' so s ALTON CARR Tackle GEORGE AN DRE Halfback AL LENZINI Center B I LL SHAFER End , REGINAL MC CARTHY Quarterback PAGE 40 A ., 3' ya 5W', 147 ' 9, 1 5 fy f If , E, : W ,, rv ' 2 il 2 o . aa HIROSHI FUKUDA JOHN TOLLIVER Halfback Halfback ' FH' l--'fii-5-T:S.iI:f,53'f Z..-1'-Ti -' Y '5.,- 55.12 iliigifiglf. ':5im i .sgffggflfgiiifi Li'-EY ' ,- wwf ' , 'nc' : ,SMT-3 q'W'r '- rf.. ...fe T 4 xi--4219 ,, 1- wa wa T. . ft .. g sa n- . 'Y ' - 1'-2 f ,W , ff , -, , ,.' ' ' 73 , y-. , ,-,, ,. , , . - V, . 'T' 'f' 4 ,.-.,, ,aw W -5.53 'f ' aff,-QKV f,v,.v,f ,,-,f ,NL 'f - ' H - s.. f a f ? ' ' . fa2m,QQu,,4. . -L. .+ eff' The camera catches a high-flying Parrot back eating up yards against traditional foe, the Indians of Lowell High. Poly once more came out on topto handthe Lowellltes a 27-0 defeat. Poly'sdefensetlghtensto down a Lincoln ball carrier before help arrives from teammate number 74. Parrots ln on the action are Dennls Shay and Wlllle Quinn. ROBERT SIMMS Tackle ROBERT ELLIS End DON SIMMONS JACOB BLUFORD KEN BAKER Tackle Guard Guard Bucs Win Crown Eg Defeating Parrots The 1957 football season proved a big disappointment to Poly supporters as the Parrots lost a hard-fought game on Thanksgiving Day 12-7 to the Balboa Buccaneers. The season saw the Parrots defeat Washington 6-0 in the Prep Pageant. In the first game of the regular season they downed Lowell, their traditional rival, 27-0. This was Poly's eighteenth straight win over the Indians. The Parrots had their fou ndation rocked from under them in the next two games as both the Fighting Irish of Sacred Heart and the Wildcats of St. Ignatius defeated them 6-0. The Red and Black, realizing their backs were up against the wall after these two loses fought back savagely to gain a berth in the play-offs. The Axtmen downed every tea m they met for the remainder of the season. They trounced Lincoln 31-6, Galileo 53-0, Mission 19-O, Balboa 20-6, and Washington 39-13. End of the seasontally showed that the Parrots were leaders on total offense and defense for 1957 with a total of 189 points in eight games as opposed to 37 points scored against them. The regular season ended with a six win, two loss record. In the semi-finals the Poly team nat the S. I. Wildcats once again. This time the tables were turned as the Parrots put on a fierce blocking and tackling game to dump their opponents 28-7. Then came the fateful Thanksgiving Day game with Balboa going on to win its first football championship in its history. Coaches Milt Axt and Pete MacPhail did a fine job in rallying the team on after it had been beaten twice in a row. Due to their drive and leadership, the team bounced back to end the season with a creditable record. JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM ROW I:H. Woo, K. Minemoto, H. Tokyo, M. Bessa, A. Baez, H. Castillo, M. Par- ker, R. Jones, H. Fukuda, B.Reichman. ROW ll: B. Manning, B. McMillan, B. Johnson, C. McElroy, E. Martin, D. Ad- dls, R. Noto, J. Ferrera, B. Harper, S Vukovich, B. Porter, Coach Bob Ebert ROW III: J. Irwin, P. Benassini, A. Darnes, C. Jackson, B. Parton, M. Es- togue, S.WilIiams, K. Hanson, L. San- chez, W. Servlce. ROW IV: T. Brady C. Guitterez, B. Bertanl, J. Pavloff, R Connon, E. Oliver, A. Taylor, G. Lewis R. Timberlake, B. Petree, D. Colon. PAGE 41 .41 SOCCER TEAM ROW lr M. Ehrllch, W. Smlth, J. Modreno, C. Bowker, G. Johnson, L. Nlora. ROW ll: O. Kalnmajl, K. Dawson, P. Payner, C. Brandt, B. Puccettl,J. Canlzales. ROW Ill: E. Wledenmeyer, F. Cava, T. Anastaslo, E. Vlllatore, P. Meyers, Z. Rozales, R. Popln, L. Passmore. Soccer Team Builds for Next Pear Rebuilding waslhe main objective ofthe1957 soc- certeam ,coachedby lVlr. Edgar Williams. The loss of two All-Clty stars, Dave Dawson and Hans Schuster, from the previous year's team was sorely felt. Composed largely of sophomores and junlors, the Red andBIack booters lacked the ex- perlence lt needed to make the clty play-offs. Losing all of thelr games but two put the team in seventh place at the end ofthe season. The Par- rots toppled the St. lgnatlus Wildcats, 3-0 and tled the Lowell Indians 1-1, Though ending up far from top position, the Poly team made each opponent flght hard for every goal. Some of the Poly players who offered tough resistance were Robert Zimmerman, fullback, Ken Dawson, half- backg Bob Puccettl, halfbackgCharlie Bowker, left lnslde, Gene Johnson, goalie, and Pat Nleyers, center forward. PAGE 42 Poly 1 Poly 1 Poly 1 Poly 3 Poly 0 Poly 1 Poly 1 SEASON RECORD ....Balboa2 .....Gallleo3 Lowelll St. lgnatlus0 Lincoln2 Washlngtond Misslon5 Cross Country Wins Championship As Loobeq. Kane. Roclsett Make All-Citg The Polytechnic Cross Cou ntry Varsity team completely dominated the1957 A.A.A. race. During the regular season the Par- rots lost but one meet, that being to Balboa. They ended the regular season in a three- way tie for first place with Lincoln and Bal- boa. In the All-City meet, the day of reckoning came as Poly made a clean sweep of the annual event. Not onlydid theteam winthe championship crown, butAndy Loobey, Bob Kane, and John Rockett won first place, second place, and third place, respectively. Loobey made an outstanding performance by tying the city record of 9.41 for the re- quired distance. The junior varsity and sophomores also did Poly proud. Both teams ended in second place in the final standings. SOPHOMORE TEAM .. , f ROW I: C. Alvarez, K. Jaramillo, C. Tuc- rf' .f e ,, ker, F. Norris, R. Pewitt. ROW II: T. Shannon, L. Miller, H. Young, B. Harris, T. Nesby. ROW Ill: A. Tatum, J. Hub- bard, M. Morrispavis. VARSITY TEAM ROW I: R. Coleman, J. Roumbanls, J. Rockett, L. Cleveland. ROW II: P. Parker, B. Kane, A. Loobey, D. Ayag, B. Johnson, JUNIOR VARSITY TEAIVI ROW If W. Camp, H. Stimaltze, B. Llacuna, V. Contini. ROW II: A. Mobile, G. Hom, R. Henderson, G. Allen, E. Wong. -1 -L V ,gn ,.. .. l ' ,, , , ,RX I , 5 A ' I ' V , 2 lj V? 1 i I If I 5 , I e V - ' 1 ' A . ' ig - . rf ' ' . D I . , j . , I If , Q ' If Q16 ff. Lk I I, fs 4 PAGE 43 r 7,5 , A, f 12o's BASKETBALL TEAM aff, ' ' ROW 1: G. Ng, L. Hom, G. Young, R. Pastorlno. ROW 2: R. Brusco, A. Bush, S. Thompson, T. Ne f M- , ,fe J. Glover, E. Tanner, Coach J. Witt. f 4 W.f f' ei J ff ,, I f' - izo's Place mm in AAA aace,J..fe'e.f.l Under the capable coaching of Mr. Jlm Wltt, the 120's basketball team flnlshed ln thlrd place. They had a seven wln, two loss record, loslng only to Sacred Heart and Gallleo. The team was led through-out the season by All-City Leslle Hom, one of the most versitile men in the league. Coach Witt expects next year's team to be of even higher calibre than this top-notch group. The top players for 1957 were R. Bruso, A. Bush, S. Thompson, T. Nesby, and E. Tanner. SEASON SCORES Non-league: Poly 31 Jefferson 35 Poly 35 Galileo 34 League games: Poly 32 Washington 20 Poly 45 Lowell Poly 43 St. Ignatius Poly 54 Mission Poly 64 Lincoln Poly 35 Galileo Poly 59 Balboa Poly 21 Sacred Heart PAGE 44 T L A ' 1 ,I V ff f 1 ,puqn LESLIE HOM ALL'CITY GUARD Dangerous from anywhere on the court...one of the league's best play- makers an admired leader...and most important, a team player...these attributes are characteristic of Poly's All-City ace, Leslie Hom. He is praised by Coach Jim Witt for his attitude, off- court sportsmanship, friendliness,and for the respect he has received from the other players on the team. 1 I ,atv ROW 1: H. Young, A. Tatum, D. Hollins, A. Burton, S. Wayne. ROW 2: Mgr. R. Bruso, C. Cobb, R. Ely, J. Hubbard, L. Taylor, K. Jaramillo, R. Ferguson, Coach Jlm PARROTS CAPTURE IIZ CROWN Wlfl. DALE HOLLINS WI? . . g ff f j?iVQ!,,f J ff V. f t ' ,nl I' , W4 iff? ' ,iff ff 'L f 'X E Z W, , f 1 ' far' . V, f,, , 1, . fff 4,151 . CHARLES COBB Hustle, team play, and an all-outdeslre to win characterized Poly's 112 pounders and led the team to its flrst crown ln some 22 years. Under the able coaching of Nlr. Jim Witt, the all-sophomore five swept through its league games to cop the A.A.A. title. Outstanding play by Dale Hollins, Charles Cobb, Ron Fer- guson, Robert Ely, and Ken Jaramillo highlightedthe season. Jaramlllo was selected on the All-City team. The members of this team are selected by the coaches and only five players in the city are chosen. It is one of the toughest All-City teams to make. Non-League Games: Poly Z7 ------- Jefferson 26 Poly 26 --------- -Gallleo 29 League Games: Poly 28 ---- Sacred Heart 22 Poly 25 ----- Washington 21 League Games. Poly 45 ---------- Lowell 25 Poly 42 ----- St. lgnatlus 31 Poly 38 --------- -Mlsslon 28 Poly 50 '- l.lI'lC0lI'l 22 KEN Poly 35 --------- Gallleo 18 HAH CH ,, Poly 45 --------- Balboa 36 ' y eq- ,f , , if Rc'a RON FERGUSON ROBERT ELY PAGE 45 I i I x. .. . .. lk v-. L, sf V K 'ff X -ff Fall Graduates Will a fff ' a ' 'Al im X ' 'Q .-,eafn w a N QR? is X, ff a, 1 WE v lx-,M Q 2 Z' fl, 5 .rf fl xl ,fm ff fr -- X 1 Q X ' 4' 2, A 'J F., 14 .2 ff, X X X Alwaqs Remember ..... l lb l f 4 -X.. l lf . 1- 0 X N., Ill ' x R - , lib- IN XX X l eb 0 If C91 l l'f A a. X-. l I Few who wltnessed wlll ever forget the beautiful Veteran s D y Asse bly l f put on by the Music Department, R.O.T.C., and Publlc Speakl g Club X Qi s Y X X 1 - I 1, 1, ,Z l. My kk LUl 0' f N 119 J Q I . ,, ,, ,.,f., W,7,,7,-, ' f , PAGE 48 X Ull IUUI UUIIIVI Class Has Memorable RAY ETZLER High Senlor President Norma Federighi High Senior Vice President CAROLYN JACKSON High Senior Secretary ALMA STEWART High Senior Treasurer Four Years I FALL 1957 IDEAL SENIOR GIRLS, lsittlngl Noreen Murray, wit, Alma Stewart, friendliest, Beverly Loskutov, flirt, Carol LeBlanc, speaking voice, Gloria Miller, intelligent, most likely to succeed, ideal girl, Henrietta Casuga, hair. lstandingl Helen Gilton, singing voice, Lana Loch, figure and prettiest, Jackie Jacobson, jolliest, Marie Banker cutest, Norma Federighi, dresser,Yvon ne Kunakoff, bashful, Rose Marie Taylor, eyes, smile, active, Carolyn Jackson, applepolisher, Pauline LaGrande, personality, pop-off. ,fo I .....Q, . .,.,, , 1 FALL- 1957 IDEAL SENIOR BOYS, lsittlngl Edgar Martinez, jolliest, Len Guerrero, singing voice, Phil Kite, smile, cutest, Sam McGIIbery, athletic, Bob Pastorino, wolf, Gene Ng, singing voice. lstandingl Willie Davls, pop-off, Marco Benassini, lovable, Manuel Salcedo, hair, Mike Church, bashful, George Andre, handsomest, Larry Rogers, eyes, John Iles, dancer, Terry Walling, dresser, Ed Marenco, bralnest, Samuel Louie, applepolisher, likely to succeed. ANNA ALIOTO secretary of low soph class business major Block P work for insurance com- pany... remembers her senior year. NORNlA ALLEN Future Nurses Club... business and retailing major remembers the Junior Prom. GEORGE ANDRE football and track teams Block P class collector history major enter armed forces remembers the 1957 foot- ball championship game. BLANCA APARICIO business major. . . remembersthe glrls' chorus and fifth period lunch. RUDOLPH BELLA rifle team certificate for sharpshooter Eng- lish major Air Force career remembers his senior year. NlARCO BENASSINI registry president Block P officer Big Brother... Service Society base- ball and football teams cub sports editor... college or Navy remem- bers winning the 1955 football cham- pionship. ADOLPH BERNARD mechanical drawing major Army career. JOHN BOGDANOFF member of Congress mechanical drawing major work and college re- members Poly's football games. MARIE BOWKER pom-pon girl high soph vice-president Block P vice-president Service Society Cheerleaders Club Publlc Speaking Club history major remembers wlnnlng three sports championships ln one year. DUANE BROWN Drama Club English major... City College... re- members passlng U.S. History. ROGER BUSH shop major... re- members runnlng around Kezar stadium. BEITY JO CAMPBELL remembers her good times as a high 'n mighty. l pw G? E ng rf K1 G .ji . 1 fit Eiiizmftsm I Wvymw . . D f 'Q PAGE 49 pn-3 1' I ,fy 6 ff JZ. 14 at 1 M -ui' I A an ,fy f, . ,. , Ui., ,..,.jV.,..Z. ff 1 f 43 GE 50 I t i JEWEL CARR Block P... business major . .. remembers winning basket- ball championship. HENRIETTA CASUGA registry president. . .class collector. . .Cheer- leaders Club... Trl-Y... Block P English major... Clty College... re- members the ma ny friends she met since being a low soph. NIARIE CECCOLI . . . reglstry president class collector Block P shorthand major...work in bank remembers her senior year. JOSEPH CHAN math major college . .. remembers weekly scenic excursions to Stow Lake. MICHAEL CHURCH... math major... CSF rlfle team City College then Cal remembers low senior Court Falr Fashion Show. CLAUDEITE COLENIAN business major remembers the Court Falr her class sponsored. RICHARD COSBIE rifleteam band... drill team Sabre Club. .. music major officer in Air Force remembers the Prep Football Pageant. N OREEN CROWDEN remembers flnally getting her dlploma. VIRGINIA CRULL hlstory major remembers Mrs. Alane Larsen's class. LANCE DAIGRE . .. Top Teachers Club Publlc Speaking Club 130's basketball team English and hls- tory major cub Parrot staff attend S.F. Stateforteachlng creden- a JOHN DALY Drama Club starred ln three term plays. . .English major Alr Force remembers the term play Janle. WILLIAM DAVIS basketball and track business major Clty College remembers when he be- came a senlor. RICHARD DEGABAlN...studentcourt baillff . .. Parrot and yearbook photo- rapher ...track team...art major enter Coast Guard remembers Phyllis Gray. LOUISE DUNCAN... home economics major remembers the Senior Prom. HELEN EMERSON low senior vice- president. . .Future Business Leaders Tri-y Service Society ... business major City College remembers winning three champion- ships. RAYMOND ETZLER low and high senior president remembers the joys andwoes of being a class officer. NORMA FEDERIGHI high senior vice-president high junior secre- tary Drama Club Service So- ciety... pom-pon girl Public Speaking Club Congress member English major remembers Poly's triple championship. FRANK FOGE math and science major college remembers graduating. HARRY FONG. ..110's basketball team art major enter Navy re- members Poly's football team. WILBERT FREEMAN... registry presl- dent . . . wood shop major remem- bers worki ng ln the book room and ln the office. BEITY FULTON Future Business Leaders A Cappella Madrigal Singers Music Block and Block P business major remembers singing ln the cholr. EVELYN GIBSON... Future Business Leaders business major re- membersfifth period lunch and work- lng for Mlss Olga Erlccson. HELEN GILTON class collector A Cappella... Music Block music major remembers spring 1957 Court Fair. GEORGE GRAHAM... woodshop major enter Navy remembers the Senior Prom. W V , of, . ef- , Q. F7 , ' 'I -QV ' eff je- 4, 7 1 ,A , I f , - I L I i I I 1 7' j ,,,. ' .1 V. ff X P f I! I, ZEZ4' ' A I ! X A A ...,, 2 , , AGE 52 Z , ,WY .Z , F ff W' f lv 1' e Z Q if , K 1 X PHYLLIS GRAY pom-pon girl ... Block P...Parrot reporter tennis medal. . . modern dance... senlor ring committee remembers going with Rich DeGabaln. JOHN GRILLOS registry president track team advanced band math major. . .college ... remembers getting his diploma. LEONARD GUERRERO. . .baseball team 120's, 130's basketballteams Block P and stars registry presi- dent math major remembers winning the 1957 baseball champion- ship. HELEN HAYES...Red Cross tennis business major IBM operator remembers the Thanksgiving Day game th ree years ago. WILLIAM HERNANDEZ art major enter the service remembers Poly's championships. JOHN IIES . . . varslty basketball team ...track team... Block P indus- trlal arts major remembers the flrst time he played basketball in Kezar Pavillion. CAROLYN JACKSON high senior treasurer.. .class collector... Future Business Leaders Cheerleaders Clubs Block P bowling trophy prom and rlng committees buslness major remembers her senlor year. DONALD JACOBS. . .track team band football music major remembers the first day he visited Poly. JACQUELYN JACOBSON registry president. . .Future Business Leaders Cheerleaders Club yearbook staff... Congress member... library staff... business major City Col- lege remembers senlor move-up assembly. CAROL JENNY. . .Future Nurses Club yearbook staff rlng and prom committees Block P business major. . .work ln bank . .. remembers her teachers, friends, and dates. DANIEL JEUNG remembers his battles with the Engllsh language. GILBERT JOHNSON Sergeant's Club Sabre Club math major enter Army. . . remembers the dances he dldn't attend. JOHANNE JONES buslness major remembers belng in registry 321. BEITY KELLEY registry president Congress member Block P Service Society... art major City or San Jose State College... remem- bers Poly's triple championships. PHlLLlP KlTE...math major... City and U.C. remembers Poly's foot- ball games. YVONNE KUNAKOFF Future Bus- iness Leaders buslness major work in bank. . . remembers the move- up assemblyand the day of the earth- quake. PAULINE LAGRANDE Cheerleader low nine and high soph president low senior secretary Block P president... Drama Club president... Tri-Y president Service Society Public Speaking Club ...English major remembers term play Janie. THOMAS LANlAN. . . registry presldent football team swimming team math major...college... remem- bers playing football. CAROL LEBLANC. . . registry president Tri-Y...Publlc Speaking Club Cheerleaders Club Feature Editor of Parrot Quill and Scroll pin English major... remembers the all- teachers' rally. KENNETH LEE shop major re- members Poly winning three cham- plonships. DOLORES LERNLA. . . high junior vice- president registry president pom-pon girl...Drama Club... Block P... Parrot staff... Quill and Scroll English major remembers Tournament of Champions. LANA LOCH... registry president Future Business Leaders Block P Retailing Club... business major remembers great- athletes at Poly. WALTER LORIMOR history major college remembers the good rallies. BEVERLY LOSKUTOV low nlne treasurer. . .Trl-Y . . . Servlce Soclety Parrot reporter Cheerleaders Club Public Speaking Club Block P... Engllsh major... remem- bers her friends at Poly. . . ,.,f ,,.. , .X ,V,, I f tt zwff V . ., J .g Af f fv,::..,, V .f ff 'K 1' f' ,J :,f fz, I V . ' ' 1 'f .v 7 ti 5. -f 'Q .-E513 Y. , . 3 i , gy 14 Wy, . IA. ' -' f V, , , il li, PAGE 54 X XXNXX NJ. 1, J l SAMUEL LOUIE Public Speaklng Club...Parrot staff Yearbook Co- Editor C.S.F. Student Body Custodian. . .Student Court Judge... junior class president English major remembers room 420. EDWARD MARENCO . . . Public Speak- ing Club...CSF...band and orches- tra CSF llfe member science and language major. EDGAR MARTINEZ Cheerleaders Club... Service Society... art major enter teaching remembers Prep Pageant and Court Falrs. JACQUELINE MC BRIDE... class col- lector A Cappella business major... enter beauty college re- members the day she put on her senior hat. JOANNE MC CORNlACK bowling team business major remem- bers the Block P skating parties. SAMMIE MC GILBERY industrial arts major football, track, and baseball teams Block P enter Armed Forces. GLORIA MILLER Student Body Treasurer hlgh soph and high junior secretary Service Society CSF Llfe Member Block P Managing Edltor of Parrot Qulll and Scroll. . .Math and English major bowling and swlmmlng awards remembers wlnnlngthree champion- ships ln one year. GWEN DOLYN MURRAY... home econ- omics major modern dancing remembers becoming a high senlor. NOREEN MURRAY. . .home economics major... Block P offlcer remem- bers her high senlor term. LEON NELSON... math major re- members the Junior Prom. JAMES NEILSEN. . .science major Clty College remembers his flrst day at Poly. GENE NG. . .llghtwelght basketball A Cappella...muslc block... science and math major... remembers Poly's undefeated basketball record. JERRY OLDKNOW mechanical drawing award City College remembers Poly' s famous Block P skating partles. HOWARD PASLEY . . . track team 13O's basketball team industrial arts major remembers the very nice people at Poly. ROBERT PASTORINO class col- lector CSF Ilfe member... light- weight basketball math major MD award. ANNA PLUGIS... Block P Con- gress member... art major CSF Scholastlc Art Award Clty College remembers her senior year. GUIDO POLI class collector MD flrst place award... shop major KARL PORTER... registry president classcollector... A Cappella cross country team Industrial arts major... remembersthe day he cameto school andwas the only one here. JAMES PUDOFF Drama Club Block P cross country team Parrot staff yearbook staff Quill and Scroll English major remembers hls freshman year. WILLIE QUINN registry president shop major football team remembers when S. I. beat Poly ln seml-finals. VASTEEN RIVERS Top Teachers Club Future Business Leaders buslness major remembers the football games. WILLIAM ROBINSON baseball team orchestra and band Block P... muslc major ...remem- berswlnnlngthebaseballchampion- shlp. l.ARRY ROGERS class collector Parrot staff English major . .. remembers hls flrst day at Poly. OLIVER ROGERS class collector football team English major college remembers the good old days of '55 and '56. 2 'rg 'I' nhl I 'E x 3 'J u PAG E 55 fi it LLL Y'f ' ... PAGE 56 l - 'uni Vffw, f ff if A fin? t ,. X if fe ' ,f X- 'X , M - ' , 'f 1 . 4' ' jf ' , ' , ,., I T W! fl f 'hui R ...Q , W EDELMIRA ROSAS class collector Cheerleaders Club Public Speaking Club Block P Bus- iness Manager ofthe Parrot... year- book staff Engllsh major City College remembers her senior year. JENNY ROSS...A Cappella music block home economics major enter business school . .. remembers Mr. Davld Teplltz and the choir. BARBARA SABO... pom-pon glrl registry president class collector Block P secretary... Drama Club Public Speaking Club Service Society...CSF... Congress.. Future Business Leaders business and English major...remembers winning three championships in a row. MANUEL SALCEDO... shop major remembers winning basketball cham- plonship. BARBARA SAUERS Retailing Club remembers those flrst terrifying days at Poly. NOBUKO SAWANOBORI commer- cial art major wlll enter college. IRENE SCHRECK Future Nurses Club...Parrot staff... English major Clty College remembers the friendly students at Poly. GEORGE SHElNL All-City basket- ball Block P Business major remembers the Tournament of Champions in Berkeley. MAURICE SHUM Public Speaking Club president A Cappella orchestra...cross country... music and English major S. F. State College remembers Poly's high academic standings as well as athletlc standings. CLAUDE SMITH band and orches- tra music block and stars muslc major... remembersthe Tournament of Champions. GEORGE SMITH remembers all of his days at Poly. LOUIS SNEED Block P track and basketball teams football team industrial arts majlor remem- bers maklng a touc down ln the Pageant. AUVIA STEWART . . . registry president CSF... Service Society Block P high senior secretary Top Teachers Club...math major... Par- rot staff... Congress remembers her senior term. RODNEY STONEBRAKER Chess Club Sabre Club...yearbook staff rlfle team...drlll team A Cappella history major remembers graduation. ROSE MARIE TAYLOR Student Body Vice-President and Treasurer pom-pon girl low soph vice- president... Service Society... Block P science major enter State College...remembers senior year and Tournament of Champions. JANET THOMSON...Block P... Bowl- lng trophy science major re- members her hlgh senior term. JOHN TRUFFA Block P math major... All-Clty track City Col- lege. ..remembers football games and winning track championship. DOROTHY TURNER Future Bus- Iness Leaders business major remembers becoming a high senior. TERRY WALLING. ..class collector... shop major... Clty College. . . remem- bers the football team. AUDREY WASHINGTON Future Nurses Club business major goto work. JUDY WELLS business major Clty College ...remembers when she flnally became a high senlor. FRENZETTA WILLIAMS home economics major.. . remembers people who misspelled her flrst name. JOYCE WILLIAMS. . . home economics e nte r dancing school . . .remembers becoming a high senlor. MARSHALL WONG . . . remembers the friendly Poly splrlt. if 'hi ff'-., .xl I A r ', , . lx 5 J PAGE 57 , ' WV ,L .,,.:,,. .11i ,uf '7Vr 11 fi5'?'5?57ZW'7 fix TLS' :reg ,Witt W-:2:r2ft fit... f ,ff,,f .f P 'tv ,f-72451 'V ' 1-Q' f 51 gf HELEN WOOD Future Business Leaders mod- ern dance . .. mixed chorus ...business major ...remembersthe day she put on her senlor hat. ROGER WOOD math major City College remembers Poly wlnnlng the Tournament of Cham- plons. BARBARA WRIGHT . . . BlockP... Drama Club .. . Future Nurses Club Cheerleaders Club... Parrot Staff yearbook staff English major . .. work and City College. 59 High Senior President Ray Etzler addressed his class as they gathered on graduation morning in the cafeteria for the traditional Senior Breakfast. TVN S. s x, X Move-up assembly day saw the fall graduates practice their graduation before the student body duringthe morning of graduation day. Lumps were already forming in their throats as they headed down the aisle in this practice session. ff f I, r V 5 Am. 5 V f f W 9 ,gm Q , , 1345? fa LEROY YEE . . . remembers all of the honors won by Poly ln three years. The big night! During the gradua- tion program Poly'sA Cappella Choir sang for the assembled parents and friends. ln just a few moments di- plomas would be handed out and ....and So lheg Graduate 'ii' Acting Principal lvor Callaway spoke to the student body during the move-up assembly as the fall class went through their rehearsal for the school. twelve years of public school would come to an end. Thoughts of home- work and study now turned to thoughts of howto get a jobor pass- ing college entrance exams. l G7 its 'K X Zi Studentspeaker Gloria Nliller held theattentlon of the gathered throng as she told the audience what a high school education meant to her. Gloria, one of the most active students in the class, was voted Ideal Senior Girl by herfellow classmatesin a special senior poll. PAGE 9 i s -A v xv 'jg ZZ! X 4a '- Nw f 5 N X Come Along for: ff 4 PAGE 60 4?- I,-V-1 .- 7 XX N' X G The spring pom-pom girls dld their best to keep the spirit of the Poly rooting section at a feverish pitch during the basketball season and at the Tournament of Champions. They are seen here ln native attire. Left to right: Sandy Bourbin, Jolenta Pagan, Susan Coontz, Carlene Frlcke, Julie Gregoric, and Sallle Chris- X tlansen. 1 X 3Ql.tii,,W fi till, W' T fe V1 fffjf T it i ii in 'X v X bpring Activities K ' 3 Cf PAGE 61 JUDIE DRUHAN Vice President Judie spent a good deal of time preparing plans for the many successful evening dances during the spring term. PAGE 62 STEVE FERRERA President Steve found himself a very busy person as he carried DQ 1 'f 'f .I V' I , l Qr F44 n , 9 H ' ,L .rw ,-J --AJ '71 fffp A out the responsibilities of being president, baseball star, and Parrot re- porter. YQ' TAMARA HILL Secretary Tamara's job was to keep up with the correspondence received in the student body room and send out notes and thank-you's on behalf of the school. NIR. JAMES KINNEY Student Body Advisor AIX BILLIE JO BLANCHARD Treasurer Billie had a pleasurable time for it was her job to count and deposit the student body receipts. ln addition she wrote for the school newspaper. ng tudent 1 We . X w T ,f7 ' N if Z' COO!-1' Al fc- L f R 1 ff, 15:92 - Cabal. p , if V it-f f!,7i f, If .7 .Qt C'2f?,Lv-ffjfrci r Qi L 147,55 ,df Zfjl, VAL lj RAY EDMONDSON X s A L rf fjStudent Court Judge 1 lf, ' '71 1 'L ez fe! f A' H f, f Ray proposed many changes Jril et' ' 1 '9 3 in the Student Court which Us ,Q ZT 1 ,,f K7 E, h 1- mfade that institgtion more 'A ff 1, f , fy, ,ff 7 I e icient and ef ective in it I r QL 1-'NL' I ' P diff 'Z Q, handling violatorsof school Q x ll ,,' It X, rules. t.1 l - tw .A'-.,l I4 f of L Pi 1' 1' I I I-'K f XX riff - or . li fx L L Lt' I, L K, L-'fl I 1 X, l 4 !' 1 W ji A t .J 't . - -L --j .,A Anna-Qdvlm. if 1 , Body Officers TOM STONE Custodian Tom kept the Poly trophy case bright and sniny and weekly put up the posters which announced games, plays, card sales, and a host of other activi- ti es. 1. ,1. ll. RICHARD POPIN Athletic Manager Rich took over the respon- sibility of selling tickets to the Poly basketball games and arranged meth- ods of ticket distribution. FAREEDA HABEEB Speaker of Congress Fareeda presided at the regular meetings of Con- gress and kept this organ- ization informed. She also was busy as Spring Editor of the yearbook. ...aq- AL PRECIADO Cheerleader Al had his hands full lead- ing the Poly rooting sec- tion in the championship basketball games and at the Tournament of Cham- pions in Berkeley. PAGE 63 www ANN ROZAKOS Low Senlor Vice President A z.s5gs.:gf-zte- -f eeee tl . A ' ..9- .I V 9 ..,,. Lf! jf . -, .v M- V 7' el , . ,.,. , T ...re-V ' fi X :1:3,Ij:': A 'I' 4 '1iiiii eeev T T 4 f ? A? xg fr f 1, . ,, -ft f ' mtl' Af A ,y ,f ,ff ff f K 7 'lf ' pm f fi T ,-:,,ff'? . ' ,75g,:5. f. f 'fy'-eil! '. .. .. Q T f, 'f' 't f nag, T rj. . Lv ' X' H CHARLES BOWKER Low Senlor President J I .,'. .va -s-.aw l EVELYN JUNG Low Senlor Secretary Low Seniors Had Their Court Fair Rain forced the members of the low senior class to hold their Mardi Gras Court Fair in- doors. This did not dampen their spirits as the Fair was a success. The high seniors won the King and Queen contest by casting over 4,000 penny votes. John Musante and Sue West were the winners. fn ! N if 2 f , , l i ' licks fa LOW SEN I OR REGI STRIES ROW 1: E. Jung, Y. Montalvan, M. Fonseca, C. Vellz, J. Washington, S. Carrlllo, K. Smyth, M. Sauanobou, C Bowker, M. Carrlllo, E. Martinez, D. Weller, Y. DeTomasl, M. DlRegolo, B. Wllllams. ROW 2: M. Paddock, S. Larson, P. Pavloff, C. Decker, F. Cava, J. Brower, C. Wakefield, G. Caffrey, D. lnocenclo T. Brenes, R. Cheechov, R. Fagan, J. Wayne, M. Carpenter. ROW 3: S. Caldwell, S. Thompson, A. Dlckey, C. Talley, A. Johnson, A. Rozabor, C. Fornl, R. Zimmerman, G Wilson, C. Gomez, S. Chin, R. Warner, R. Wilson, C. Jones, M. lnterlano. ROW 4: W. Camp, R. Garrett, J. Tolllver, V. Wllllams, R. Ortllp, A. Jones, V. Stephen, N. Johnson, D. Sanford PAGE 64 E. Allens, E. Cummings, J. Lewls, G. Ng, E. Vlllatore. me nhl Ill 1' 'dl .te..,,,---.diem Eraaasaezaa. 'tau .:izaaeaaetazemttzaattg - X- - 1'2i:aaaaaa:aaaaattaaaeH:a 5' -1em-zseiaaaaaaiaaaaea use egg .se ,Faaa',atata5.aes' 'git . 7 .dll itlfltiifg' : -52: ,. .tg ititlzgmu-: ' Hifataatlaztgiaithtigstaas ' E:::ig1ih1:x:: 1 -1n.txe- ' Y -l . if iii 5-P. si SQ. I . ws T r.. ,aff ffgmfzm DARLENE MARTE CARLENE FRICKE . JULIE GREGORIC Hlgh Junlor President JUIIIOI' Vice Pl'8SId9l1t .lunigr Secfetary Juniors Danced At Rowing Club HIGH JUNIOR REGISTRIES RON1: J. Fletcher, R. Applewhlte, D. Barabln, C. Blackburn, M. Austin, M. Jenkins, B. Johnson, B. Harrlson L. Darnellle, B. Chruland, L. Gatlln, M. Condon, M. Davles, G. Charlesworth, J. Howard, W. Jabln, N. Herron A. Smlth, B. Smlth, C. Smlth, D. Smlth, F. Smlth, J. Suan, E. Apedalle, C. Allen, J. Fuller, B. Hollls. RON 2: S. Eastman, T. Kaspar, J. Foley, L. Atwell, F. Decarsky, N. Jenner, B. Henderson, C. Frlcke, J. Gregorlc, D. Dlckson, S. Coontz, E. Gonzales, T. Cole, K. Brunner, B. Hudson, A. Bush, A. Grlllos, J. Klrtley, L. Derrlck, B. Bauska, M. Baster, M. Flrpo, E. Flelschmann, D. Aragon, S. Adlao, C. Bautista, V. Wade, W. Davlson. RON3: V. Dunlap, B. Balazs, J. Barnacle, V. Bell, L. Devere, L. Holloway, R. LaRocca, B. Lane, J. Guadamcaz J. Hutchinson, R. Cordero, A. Kwong, R. Dlto, B. Jackson, H. Epperson, O. Alas, T. Gong, P. Freed, C. Duslch P. Edmonds, P. Serpa, J. Belll, H. Aleruff, C. Beasley. ROW4f J. Grant, F. Jewell, H.EIlin9Ser1, A. Hlmm, A. Gomez, S. Grobelsh, T. Crane, W. Freeman, R. Johnson D. Goldman, R. Gibson, P. Cruz, B. Hennlnges, C. Freemonde, P. Bowman, L. Bonolt, H. Fukuda, R. Dalby, R. Gallagher, P. Foster, J. Blulord, C. Garrett. r 5. HIGH JUNIOR REolsrRles,L 1.13: rlgues, M. Soils, M. Llvarl, C. Quelada, J. Pagan, J. Wong, A. Martin, B. Patrick, J. Barnacle, S. Stlngley, R. Tlf fany, A. Nollna, R. Mlsuraca, N. Marclllac, U. Mldbust. ROW 2: W. Leonard, T. Leonatleff, R. Woo, P. Serpa, H. Fukuda, R. Dalbey, G. Young, P. Paner, J. Medrano, D. Ross, L. Styrls, E. Gongales, Z. Rosales, B. Smith, B. LeGasse, V. Rougley, J. Quarles, J. Lustenberger, J. Jorgensen, D. Marte, J. Tellman, R. Tafoya. ROW3: B. Lorlmor, V. Wllson, D. Wong, D. Wlckens, M. Wrlght, G. Shannon, J. Sowells, P. Waller, L. Stelper J. Loskutov, C. Prlngle, V. Sldorov, C. McCrary, J. Poll, E. Rlndal, L. Yarberry, D. Nelson, S. Lee, A.Theus, J. Neal, C. Owens, J. Makrls, B. Louden, S. Sheridan. ROW 4: C. Polltls, C. Talavera, W. Ouok, M. Resch, J. Welch, W. Zowasky, J. Rulz, D. Splnas,.R. Slmms, H. Mob ley, H. Smlth, A. Thlbeaux, C. Wllson, G. Moutsanas, B. Bealrd, L. Druitt, I. Roppett, D. Phllllps, C. Wright, L Paln, L. Valdez E. Tanner. ROW 1: J. Benn B. Miller F. Williams, D. Wright, S. Florence, K. Moore,-G.,Frias, C. Moreno, A. Vallee, A. Rod- r .W PAGE 65 fn'-ea fin . are 2, f CATHY O'DONNELL Low Ju nlor Presldent LINDA Ui-R105 DIANE FABIAN LOW Junior ViC6 Presldent I-mv Junior Secretary Juniors Had Their Prom LOW JUNIOR REGISTRIES ROW 1: A. Mercadel, P. Marlno, J. Zocchl, D. Fablan, C. Callls, H. Rohlap, S. Kllngel, L. Yee, S. Mltchell, M. Ar- ras, V. Alloto, G. Frlas, M. Solls, C. Moreno, V. Oretger, R. Novelll, E. Trujlllo, M. DeMalo, T. Collo, M. Berry, B. Chlodo, G. Reate, E. McGraw, F. Mcllvaln, J. Athlas, P. O'Donnell, C. Leach. R0lN 2: J. Bleggl, Al Topla, M. Leong, C. Taylor, R. Tooks, A. Neal, M. Carnack, L. McNair, C. Scalllons, H. Smlth F. Palma, J. Henry, B. Dunbar, J. Welnstock, D. Dlrsch, G. Hom, S. Raclnes, G. Nelson, M. Loftson, C. Wlse, L. McLoyd, A. Alvarado, P. Walsh, M. Cortes, V. Kasnoff. RON 3: A. Valle, P. Ottnat, L. Larlos, T. Hansen, S. Llbby, M. Isaacs, M. Compton, C. Jackson, R. Shadd, L. Can trell, A. Johnson, J. Bornfleth, L. Scott, L. Colbert, G. Carter, A. Carson, B. Johnson, B. Phllllps, M. Korakas. ROW 4: A. Sjollnder, R. Benson, H. Roc, G. Lewls, E. Shannon, B. Harlan, D. Mohoney, R. Mlller, D. Bucher, T Watts, S. Thompson, P. Wllllams, B. Whlte, B. Decker, R. Tomasslnl, K. Fyre, J. Lochner, V. Zane, L. Delaney J. Koch, G. Respess, T. Roberts, U. Green, D. Ishll. Members of the Block P Society and the Blg Brothers enjoyed a special field trip to United Air Lines. They toured the mainte- nancebullding and saw first hand how the planes are checked and repaired. This was one of the many field trips Poly students took dur- ing the spring semester. S .. .. Sv FERN BENNETT ROBERTA CHAPPELL High Soph President Hlgh Soph Vlce President ' ETHEL PERRY Sophs Had Cake Sale ...hs eC,e . .J l HIGH SOPHOMORE REGI STRIES ROW 1: M. Bugalio, M. Birch, A. Bush, F. Blanchard, B. Dailey, G. Coppin, J. Bonnardel, C. Flint, L. Gee, B. Chat man, S. Wlckershelmer, B. Thompson, S. Fong, W. Gray, L. Goodspeed, L. Bertuccl, B. Clark. ROW 2: G. Anderson, K. Bailey, D. Gloff, R. Toller, S. Ballas, N. Gleason, D. Bakke, M. Axlonoff, D. Aguado, P Washburn, Y. Cangelosl, H. Golfos, M. White, S. Wayne, G. Thomsen, B. Burns, P. Brandt, K. Fukuda, R. Corbett. ROW 3: C. Bentley, B. Beasley, T. Cook, J. Graves, N. Crayton, E. Funchess, B. Wallace, G. Washlngron, G. Frank lln, K. Fleming, D. Fltgerald, D. Fredrlcks, M. Byrd, D. Byrd, R. Chappell, A. Burton, C. Alvarez, L. Thornton D. Crossland. ROW 4: S. Vukovlck, E. Wledemeyer, M. Alegria, K. Breznlk, A. Baez, G. Wesley, V. Thomas, B. Verbarg, L. Wend- iand, D. Gllebe, L. Bunciaga, F. Bennett, P. Benassinl, B. Tucker, F. Brandi, D. Buchanan, D. Colon, I. Erends, A. Darnes. J. Comlskv. HIGH SOPHOMORE REGI STRIES ROW 1: J. Davis, R. Scott, T. Rendon, S. Soils, L. Dunlap, P. Scanlan, L. Porras, R. Ely, A. Tatum, W. Tenery, B. Farrow, J. Slms, M. Singleton, B. Shelton, J. Davls, R. Stepney, D. Pittman. ROW 2: N. Stewart, T. Tanlsakl, M. Wlthrow, D. Ernard, I. Robinson, E. Dyssegard, L. Faust, J. Faraone, J. Russell, M. Santo Tomas, W. Dixon, D. Schmidt, D. Taylor, N. Thomas, G. Stamps. ROW 3:M. Smith, M. Reynods, M. Taylor, D. Richard, G. Ding, V. Pearson, M. Mclntosh, H. Young, B. Tanner, J. Thlbeaux, S. Russo, J. Rodriguez, C. Shlman, C. Hall, E. Penny, D. Dial. ROW 4. E. Robinson, J. Peterson, D. DeDenko, L. Davis, B. Robertson, D. Davenport, J. Rohrer, K. Spargo, B. Pet- rle, B. Spencer, K. Sauers, M. Featherstone, T. Plggee, M. Dunn, D. A. DeLong, M. Sims, R. Pew. HIGH SOPHOMORE REGI STRIES ROW 1: B. Lea, P. Harvey, F. Mangaoang, D. Horne, i. Jackson, T. Johnson, N. Hidalgo, L. Memmer, S. Paden, M. Herrera, D. Ortiz, M. Jacoobs, J. Mesares, L. Hamm, C. Lee, J. Jurlch, S. Henkel, E. Leuty, B. Norris, J. Lebedefl, J. Hoff, J. Grossenbacher. ROW 2: B. Madsen, B. Johnson, C. Harney, A. Lew, L. LaRocca, D. Krone, S. Lawver, N. Kidd, A. Papla, M. Munoz, D. MacNlchols, D. Johnson, C. Jackson, E. Greenough, E. Hansen, C. Gutierrez, J. Helntz, T. Panos, B. Maxwell, J. Hohm. ROW 3: B. Hubbard, F. Maldonado, C. Moore, D. Kohnke, E. Harms, C. Jones, L. House, R. Martin, C. Hamilton, M. Pavls, L. Jones, C. Jones, G. Mitchell, K. Jaramillo, L. Halnes, M. Johnson, P. Joseph, S. Jorgensen, R. Klawonn. ROW 4: P. Logsdon, W. Toyser, D. Lynch, J. Pavlolf, D. Parton, A. Munlz, L. Johnson, A. Jenkins, E. Greene, H. Jack, E. Oliver, J. Hubbard, L. Jones, J. Jeflmoff, R. Johnson, E. Lerchy, A. Horlyck, K. Lastruccl, C. Harris, L. Gumm, L. Jones. . PAGE 67 an ro I 1 Y ay 9 M ' .J A P A V5 J 4 Q 1 1 .li .if 'A .gl ' STEVE DUNBAR MARENE SANCHEZ Low Soph Presldent Low Soph Vlce Presldent JUNE SORIAKOFF Low Soph Secretary low Sophs learn to like Poly Q.,- A C3 M D ,, - M ' 'Eff . . e e el if JLG? 4 V ,,1A , M A g V , ,J ROW 1: G. Parmenter, D. Romero, P. Pagan, M. Sanchez, M. Sanchez, S. Wade, G. Rlce, V. Salz, J. Rodrlguez, J. Cunnlngham, M. Rossl, P. Seldner, C. Rawls, R. Rohles. ROW 2: D. Smlth, H. Wrlght, S. Sanders, B. York, H. Waller, E. Wllson, L. McMurray, T. Smlth, G. Rodas, H. Slmon, G. Rodlgonda. ROW 3: M. Slmpson, B. Wells, S. Mlchael, M. Verbarg, M. Nelson, J. Nelson, D. Rlvera, S. Vella, Bryant, L. Turnbull, B. Montes, K. Nagg, P. Velles, A. Peter. ROW 4: R. Wagner, B. Stolnway, C. Preston, R. Shenuood, J. Chquldy, H. Wood, B. Smart, C. Wood, Sorlakoff, F. Wllllams, M. Nelson, S. Parker. ROW 1: K. DeShay, B. Evans, T. Llacuna, P. Bentlvegna, J. Hlll, B. Glover, M. Johnson, B. Agcallle B. Carr, H. Bodden, N. Black, B. Burns. ROW 2: A. Carrasco, E. Blake, D. Davlncenzl, B. Johnston, D. Hudson, A. Kapaglannls, M. Brummett B. Laurant, A. Kelly, V. Carrpoff, D. Hoffmann, W. Draper, J. Gray. s ROW 3: L. Cooper, K. Kelly, Z. Fundulls, P. Agullar, C. Macwlchols, R. Lewln, W. Cendak, R. Alter J. Esse, B. Aulbach, W. Hunter. ROW4f R. Beebe, J. Carr, B. Larson, W. Burns, R. Johnson, R. Lewls, E. Douglas, C. Beaulleu, D Cesare, J. Johnson, M. Graham, C. Ison, B. Carpoff. J. J. . I ,aw I , I .fi Mg Q . .ERN , BOYS' BLOCK P RON 1: E. Cummlngs, E. Engberg, B. Llacuna, B. Tucker, H. Young, T. Plsclotta, H. Franklin. ROW 2: G. Allen, P. Meyers, T. Stone, J. Lustenberger, H. Fukuda, A. Hlmm. ROW 3: H. Meier, P. Parker, S. Ferrera, R. Edwards, N. John- son, R. Popln, F. Cava, A. Marlnal. JOHN ROUMBANI S Spring Boys' Block P President Spring Bloch P Societies Provide Service, leadership ROW 1: C. Shlman, S. Christiansen, M. Golfos, L. Nledens, J. Dennis, M. Nice, O. Chryar, L. Campbell. ROW 2: F. Habeeb, M. Noto, J. Druhan, S. Papen, G. Perkins, l. Blanco, D. Bartolini, B. Cohen, G.Wll- son, R. Lichtman. ROW 3: D. Nye, L. Morrison, N. McDonald, D. King A. Brussa, R. Noto, N. Schrader, D. Hollander, M. Thompson. ROW 4: V. Ford, S. Caldwell, M. Hillary, P. Wonder Iey, P. Perkins, H. Freltas, A. Dickey, J. Mottlni, L. Nagle. ififf A Q A Y fs, if if X 7 -f I . 1 CARMIE SHIMAN Spring Glrls' Block P President PAGE 69 Spring Parrot Staff I 'r i ,f ff.- A . f ',' J f'fk- 9 ,' . ',f7 f' i fr ',f . 7 I. Q. QQ I' f Q rfwifr t Wir affijrgrfki frrerofff ' Visa? ,r uhm! BM, A57 1- wwf wi g THEO KA S PA R Copy Edltor ANN ROZAKOS Asslstant Feature Edltor 'U GLORIA JAR Co-Edltor Z 1 BARBARA COHEN Reporter SALLIE CHR I STIANSEN Reporter W'?W'?'W W s ,gf 1 4 dr ZW ' f a lx, , '. ' 7 . 5 Q., PAT PERKINS Managing EdItor BILLIE JO BLANCHARD Reporter VERA SI DOROV Buslness Manager STEVE FERRERA Reporter E445 MARCIA LorvrBARpERo 27.1 ,Q ,Hy of! 1' ,f Reporter Did Excellent Job JOHN SA I Z Co-Eritor CLAUDE woopwms Sports Editor TOM STONE Reporter f SANDRA BOURB I N Fe3tUI'6 Edlt0f 'TF KATHRYN KELLER GEORGE SEIFERT Assistant Sports Edlior Exchange Edltor 1 u ROBERTA KLAWONN Reporter GLORIA SPRINGETT Reporter PAW-A WONDEREY ROBERTA LICHTMAN Repomf Reporter UOops-a-daisy, exclaims Jo- anne Makris as Sue Hourihan swinqs a cricket paddle in the direction of John lVlcLauqhlin in one of the scenes, How dareyou call my daughter a goat! exclalms Blll Johnson to Al Sand- l strom, as Alfomlla Avecllla, Ken Dawson and Roberta Llchtman look on. Make way for St. Swlthrlnsl Peggy Bowman, Al Preclado, Robyn Brode, Rlch Rekow, John McLaughlln, and Charln Wakefield rehearse a scene for the play. 7 - ' Gerry Burnett, SueHourlhan, John Mc- X 2 Laughlln, and Rich Rekow rehearse a p Ove scene from The Happlest Days of Your Q ure. PAGE 72 Drama Club Had Fun in 'Happiest Days of Your life' The Happiest Days of Your Llfe , a British farce, was presented May 9, ln the school audltorlum. Members of the cast included: Richard Rekow as Tassellg John McLaughlin as Bllllngsg Steve Guens- ler as Pond, Gerry Burnett as Whltchurch, Sue Hourihan as Gos- sageg Blll Johnson as Mr. Peck, Laura Ll Stleper as Mrs. Peck, Allan Sandstrom as Mr. Sowter, Alfomila Avecllla as Mrs. Sowterg Ken Dawson as Ralnbeau, Al Preclado as Hopcraft, Robyn Brode as Barbarag and Janet Loskutov as Joyce. Thestory opens at the close of World War Il ln England. A boys' school, Hllary Hall, ls to play host to St. Swlthrlns, thought to be another boys' school. The plans go astray and the plot thlckens when it is found out that St. Swlthrlns ls a glrls' school. Amld all of the goings on, two teachers from the different schools fall ln love. This romance adds the love Interest to the play. Vocal and Instrumental Music Reached New Heights 4 A CAPPELLA CHOIR ROW lf J. Alhouse, C. JIII, M. Mltchell, M. Austln, S. West, D. Graham, N. Jenner, P. Patton, A. Grillos, G. Mitcham, R. M. Tooks, S. Florence, P. Baker. ROW 2: F. Decarsky, R. Tooks, J. Howard, V. Dunlap, L. Thibeaux, L. Dozier, R. Colllns, J. Dean, T. Crane, C. Owens, A. Carson, J. Graves, R. Misuraca, D. Teplltz. ROW 3. D. Taylor, M. Taylor, J. Salazar, J. Yates, B. Cleveland, G. Hamil- ton, M. Resch, C. Frye, A. Preclado, L. Darnellle, D. Wlckens, L. VanDyke, B. Symth, G. Coleman, A. Hokkanen, D. Klng, D. Bartolini. ROW 41 D. MacNlchols, I. Roblnson, G. Washington, P. Ed- monds, L. Darnlelle, C. Ouejada, J. Whlte, L. Figueroa, B. Farrow, T. Milko, J. McCIymond, J. Burnett, J. O'Brien, P. Baker, P. Pagan, D. Marte. ROW 5: S. Thompson, L. Morrison, N. Mc- Donald, L. Gatlln, S. Caldwell, J. Armstead, P. Meyers, R. Glbson, L. Allen, E. Connor, A. Bre- hauie, H.Tartt, J. Lockner, J. Makrls, C. Bradley, E. Schoenberg, G. Charlesworth, J. Cllnkscales STRING EN SEMBII ROW 1: B. Johnson, M. Lewis, H. Hasen, P. Washburn, S. Adams, M. Smith, W. Tenery. ROW 21 B. Hayes, B. Hays, Mr. S. Shaft. ' .wow 11 .Nfl ' I ll It L 'JI' ' fl ll . ORCHESTRA lj rl QL ROW 1: L. Lomac, E. Taylor, M. Steadman, W. Draper, D. DeDenko, L. Larocca, D. Bucher, C. Franklln, ,N ' C.Jones, J. Rav. ROW 21 L. Reed, A. Carr, C. Beaulieu, R. Taylor, L. Clark, J. Carruthers, N. Hearne, M2 , W 1 J L ' B. Quintana, B. Larson, F. Lipkins, O. Watkins, M. Resch. ROW 3: J. McClymond, B. Madsen, P. 'Zyl - ' P f Olivas, Mr. S. Shaff, C. Glass, D. Hoffman, J. Rodrlquez, D. Crossland, B. Hennlnger, B. Zuke, N. 141,541 fx Black. ROW 4: E. Baer, E. Shannon, C. Blow. 1' 7 DANCE BAND RCNV1: M. Resch, F. Llpklns, M. Steadman, B. Quintana, 0. Watklns. RON 2: H. Renn, V. Mar- tinez, L. Reed, C. Glass, L. LaFlamme, D. Crossland. Sue Hourlhan was always a dependable performer at our rallies. Here she is plctured in one of her many sklts and outfits at a speclal program. students. , A take-off on a soccer lesson l wasfeaturedatanother rally. , Here Coach George Seifert glves lessons to one of hls C.S.F., Top Teachers. Congress, Future Nurses. Had Memorable C.S.F. Druhan, G. Perkins, P. Dunn, C. Lee, Nl. Kor- ROW 1: F. Habee, J. akas, D. Nelson, D. Fablan, V. Ng. ROW 2: F. Stark, S. Guensler, F. Decarsky, J. Hoff, D. Schmidt, R. Klawonn, M. Noles, B. Chatman, M. Leong. ROW 3: R. Miller, F. Heppner, S. Vukovlch, S. Caldwell, V. Ford, D. Gllebe, M. Muench, G. Ng, A. Kwong, D. lshll. 1 TOP TEACHERS ROW1: S. Papen, T. Hlll, F. Bennett, E. Flelsh- mann, R. Scott, D. Nelson. ROW 2: G. Rodas, G. Franklin, B. Chatman, H. Schwendig. ROW 3: D. Gllebe, K. Lastrucu, R. Klamonm, E. K. Perry, C. N. Bentley FUTURE RETAILERS ROW 1: D. Fltzgerald, R. McKnlght, S. Burton, F. Glapion, R. Applewhite, J. Belll, W. Mosley, M. Hayward. ROW 2: J. Haller, J. Knopnoff, J. Tsukamoto, R. Warner, E. Lydon, D. McMlllen, Jr. ROW 3: P. Parker, J. Weekly, M. Thelen, R. Henderson, F. Alonso, N. Bradley, D. Doty. Future Retailers. Publrc Speaking Groups Sprung Term l l l . ,L . .1 C l ,Xf-539 A lesson ln how NOT to play soccer was featured at a pep rally ,, and starred such noteworthy Polyltes as Vince Davis, George Selfert, and Ray Edmondson. Such talent! CONGRESS ROW 1: M. Llvar, B. Agcallle, J.Bonnar- del, D. Aguado, M. Sanchez, B. John- son, C. Bcwker, R. Chappell, L. Porras, L. Dunlap, A. Car- rasco, P. Leddy. ROW 2: G. Frlas, J. Pagan, D. Rodrlguez, S. Sarmlento, N. Duncan, E. Jenklns, C. O'DonnelL F. Ha- beeb, S. West, T. Hlll, S. Vella, K. Curry, S. Russo. ROW 3: R. Apedalle, L. B. Floyd, C. Brandt, R. Tlmer- lake, V. Zane, M. M':Neely, M. Mu- lnch, J. Poll, E. Greene, G. Franklln, L. Delaney, K. Nagg, D. Marte. ROW44 Ray Edmond- son, S. Ferrera, T. Stone, B. Qulntana, R. Joh nsort B. Clio- do, P. Parker, Bt Zin- merman, A. Carr, R. Popln, A. LenzlnL l-L Fukuda, J. Welch, A. Kwong, D. Lynch. FUTURE NURSES ROW 1: L. Dillon, G. Franklln, E. Rlndal, M. Baxter. ROW 2: M. Blrch, W. Davison, J. Wong. ROW 3: C. Bently, P. Waller, B. Chatman, V. Wade, E. Flelschmann, D. Byrd. PUBLIC SPEAKING CLUB ROW 1: B. Johnson, J. Howard, J. Bonnardel, J. Fletcher ROW 2: F. Bennett, J. Klrtley, D. Nelson, B. Balazs, K Bauer, C. Shlman, V. Sedorov. ROW 3: E. K. Perry, C. N. Bentley, G. Franklln, B. Chat man, F. Decarsky, S. Ingram, N. Jenner, J. Poll, M. Leong ROW 4: S. Vukovlch, J. Hoff, B. Spencer, C. Prlngle, S Lee, T. Bloodworth, M. Muench, T. Reed. The members of Poly's Buslness Department are glven a chance to take a wlde course which ls deslgned to better prepare them for the buslness world. Such classes as Business Machlnes glve the glrls a chance to practlce what they mlght someday be :lolng for a llvlng. Sl Q? Sf PAGE 76 Cl.ASS COLLECTORS ROW 1: C. Young, J. McCaIllster, R Alter, E. Jung, G. Magplong, B. Blan chard, V. Oretgrer, V. Alloto, M. Her- rera, B. Johnston, B. Patrlck. ROW 2: S. Mlchael, M. Bush, K. Hart, M. Verbarg, B. Dalley, J. NlcNabb,J Barnacle, A. Rozakos, C. Decker, R Gallagher, S. Ballas, V. Johnson. ROW 3: E. Regan, P. Wllllams, R. Pe- wltt, G. Stomps, B. Dormann, O. Chr- yar, M. Greene, N. Jenner, M. Car- rlllo, L. Wendland. -fn Drama Club. Service Societq S ted L , I .Z 2 il DRANlA CLUB ROW 1: D. Nlarte, L. L. Stleper, J. Los- kutov, S. Lord, S. Guensler. ROW 2: D. Wlckens, R. Brode, R. Rekow, A. Preclado. ROW 3: A. Avecllla, K. Nloore, J. Makris P. Bowman, B. Chlodo. A ROW 4: L. Wendland, P. Sobleszezyk, R. 3 ' Mlsuraca, B. Zimmerman, K. Dawson, 4 A. Sandstrom, B. Johnson, J. Mc- Laughlln. Y l Blass Collectors. Cheerleaders All Activities Another popular course at Poly is the Art Metal class. Here the students are given an opportunity to display their talents by creating useful and decoratlve objects out of metal. All sorts of noises emlnate from the room which houses the tools for creating things of metallic beauty. 3 l SERVICE SOCIETY RON 1: J. Vam, D. Hollander, A. Preciado, F. Habeeb, R. Rekow, W. Smith, G. Morgan, S. Sarml- I ento, E. Jung, G. Magplong, M. Llnar, J. Klrtley, S. Bourbin, C. Frlcke, B. Hendersen, T. Cole, J. Bleggl, S. Libby, M. Flpo, C. LeBlanc. l RON 2: S. Coontz, S. Ferrera, l. Blanco, S. Papen, D. Rodreguez, B. Llacuna, S. West, J. Howard, S. Guensler, I. Hlll, L. B. Floyd, L. Steper, B. Chiode, D. Fablan, J. Zocchl, M. Berry, C. O'Don- nell, C. Fornl, J. Gregorla. RON L D. Marte, S. Caldwell, V. Ford, J. Poll, U. Mldbust, J. Dean, P. Marquis, L. Styrls, J. Brow- er, V. Bell, R. Norge, J. Mottlnl, D. Nye, N. Sldorov, D. Nelson, B. Balazs, V. Dunlap, J. Payon. ROW4 G. Allen, T. Bloodworth, S. Vukovlch, P. Spencer, C. Pringle, F. Bran, T. Reed, J. Lus- loatov, K. Dawson, S. Chrlstlanson, R. Popln, S. Hourlhan, B. Zimmerman, L. Hetland,J.FIetcher, B. Johnson, K. Bauer, S. Lee, C. Bowker. CHEERLEADER S CLUB ROW 1: J. Gregorlc, J. Pagan, Al Preciado, S. Bourbin C. Frlcke, S. Coontz. ROW 2: L. Turnbull, D. Ernllard, P. Scanlan, G. Perez E. Gonzalles, B. Agcallle, S. Solis, M. Solis, J. Bon nardel, B. Johnson, C. Harney, B. Patrick, A. Martin A. Oaloff, C. LeBlanc, L. L. Steiper. ROW 3: M. Axionoff, B. Halnes, D. Bakke, J. Brower A. Rozakos, M. Berry, J. Zocchl, D. Fabian, D. Wright, N. Lalty, D. Dickson, C. Fornl, R. Gallogher, P. Pagan B. Harrison. ROW4: P. Aqullar, D. Brown, M. Mclntosh, V. Zane, . D. Kohnke, M. Reynolds, N. Gleason, C. Perry, C. W semny, P. Foster, D. Mane, J. eieggi, s. Libby. l T. i l L Mg.-XGE 77 ffgegwf fre, f fm .e.2.j -V ' , ' In ' -rl -,VTeJ-g J ,v 1- J ,,.. . , .52 .vw 'f f ' ' 1 1 g au, 'X ' 'A V ff 'QM S fr. f f . ,a f, 4 rs f Q' 2 'QW Q ,Q N ,I ,., ,Va '22-5, tt Y 'lf . 'N 1 f Kg ,,iua.,v' , ff i'J-2 if?-V5 f 1-an is 14 1 D 1. 4' 'J Office Service. Library Staff. Business Worked Hard Who says P. E. classes don't make you work? The glrls go through a regular program of physical fltness In order to keep In trlm. As you can see from thls photo, they seem to enjoy thelr work. P4 is ,,f,,7. ..- ,,,.,., , Q STAGE CREW ' ' ROW 1: V. Blagl, G. Morgan, C. Shlman, 5 E. Lerchy. U RON 2. C. Tyner, B. Kane, S. Chrlstlan- ' sen, A. Bramblla, K. Sauers, E. Johnson. . I . ll 0 llhll lg, IX : I !l.. L H' uf .J 2'fgg3f:.'P-lsr' , .:'lla'I!'!.l' J,.?,.J.j,5l' 1 - l'fFICE SERVICE RUN 1: H. Shlmlzu, J. Jorgensen, M. Bugallo, E. Jung, J. Dennls, B. Balazs, L. Derrlck, H. Smtth, K. Curry. RUN 2: D. Hammond, M. Axlonoff, D. Aguado, C. Young, T. Kaspar, O. Rossl, J. Faraone, G. Ernhard, A Neal. RUN 3: B. Halnes, E. Rlndal, J. Hoff, G. Jarvls, H. Goltos, J. Poll, H. Freltas, S. Bourbin, C. Taylor, M. Wlthrou. PAGE 78 RON1: W. Davlson, C. Callls, D. Henkel, R. Harrlngton, J. wllllams Stage Crew. Modeling Club Leaders for Polg 9. Shop safety Is one of the subjects taught by Mr. Don Van Sandt In hls woodshop classes. Here he demonstrates for hls students. 'B f . t F ca 0 1' L ' ai Q 'Q 1 :Q 37 v I LIBRARY STAFF 15 , l ' J fl ' X Wi. t'w.'il X C. Bautlsta. jvl l 'f j ' RON 2: L. Passmore, J. Tolllver, H. Franklln, D. Schmldt, J. Loskutav, a. . '- T. R0b6l'1S. 1 ' - ROW 3: L. Yarberry, D. Gllebe, B. Vergorg, D. Fredrlcks, J. Jurlch, E. , .L , ' McGraw, N. l.arleau, L. Benolt, D. Nelson, M. Carmack. A' ..,.,.,....,,ff,- LLL, 4 H . L . ,7,. lf:-NJ MODELING CLUB ROlN 1: L. Scales, L. B. Floyd, W. Pyle, J. Bon- nardel, B. Johnson. ROW 2: E. Greene, B. Chatman, G. Franklln, K. Chappell, R. Chappell, D. Krone. ROW 3: G. Shannon, L. Gavlln, P. Waller, E. Perry, C. Bentley, V. Johnson. PAGE 79 FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA ROW 1: S. Eastman, L. Derrlck, S. Sarmlento, J. Dennls, V. Kasnoff, D. Day B. Descllo, G. Wlelgosz, H. Wllllams, S. West, B. J. Johnson, L. Yee, J. Mc: Calllster, C. Young, G. Perez, M. Uvar, L. Canter, W. Pyle. ROW 2: J. Barnacle, D. Rodrlguez, B. Balazs,A. Grlllos, S. Avedlan, C. Beau- lleu, J. Mottlnl, A, Brussa, V. Larsen, D. Klng, H. Alexeeff, S. Scheper, P Leddy, L. Aparlclo, D. Aragon, J. Wllllams. RON 3: R. Gallagher, D. Brust, W. Mosley, H. Blzzelle, C. Young, J. Quarles, S. Lee, B. Heath, L. DeVere, C. Fornl, S. Thompson, C. Vella, C. Decker, V. Roughley, K. Smyth, M. Thompson. RON 4: L. Snook, B. Lorlmor, W. Leonard, T. Leontleff, K. Keller, S. Brandt, P. Waller, D. Hammond, M. Greene, L. B. Floyd, A. Stewart, K. Chappell, D. Jones, C. Blackburn, C. wakefleld, A. Molina, L. Scales. lt is hard to believe that the beautiful Lux .4 if ,Q f V M Wy? f 0114, ffff W J Wf Q lf! f , Wwfow J ,eff 1 f J I ff ,, 7 j ,W 'T I f ff ff X 7 u f f f l g 1 yfy 3 , , il i fi V .V I ' iz . ,W V , V, 1 'il .1 v. 1 , ' . ' 1 A 2 3 1' 'Y f I Z , 2 'fu Z2 y MM WUWTKV jg? I Mix Ax ,J if Q4 S I , Q ee e f c A ' dff4 77 ' , ,ffff ..and so the Lux Lab grew lnto bigger and Lab looked like this just a short tlme ago. better things for the Poly student body. Mrs. Lawrence Draper, commlssloner of education, cuts the tape at dedlcatlon ceremonies of the Lux Lab. The eventtook place on Octob- er 2. ln foreground, from left to right, are: Rose Marie Taylor, student body vlce president, Ivor Callaway, prlncipall Dr. Edward Redford, assistant superlntendent,Mrs. Draper, Judge Gerald Levln, Charles Lewls, director, Lux Foundatlong and Poly Assistant Prln- cipal, Mrs. Signe Walker. A large crowd turned out to witness the Poltfs Lux Lab ls A , V! Lab dedication ceremonies. Nlany alumni of the school returned to see the new electronics and science laboratory. PAGE 80 w LX A few days before the dedlcatlon ceremonles, a large group of dlg- Prlnclpal Nlelvln Peterson Mr Charles Lewls director LuxFounda natarles gathered to Inspect the Lab. They paused a momentfor thls tion and Acting Prlnclpal lvor Callaway look over the plans forthe JICtUf8 dedlcatlon ceremonles Officially Dedicated One day, way back in October, 1957, it seemed as lf Poly would burst wlth pride. A new addition had been made to the school, and people from all over the city came to the dedication ceremonies. A new electronlcslab, the only oneof its kindin San Fran- cisco, is what they saw. The establishment of the new laboratory was made posslbleth rough agrant of S75,000fromtheMiranda Lux Foundation. The labfeatures the ne-westin elec- tronic equipment and occupies 11,817 square feet of space. Dedlcatlon ceremonles consisted of special elec- tronlc tape-cutting ceremonles, speeches, a tour of the laboratory, and refreshments. p ,Jun Y -fm!! ,, One of the mostsuccessful features of the Lab takes place after school hours when students from the clty'sjunior high schools utilize theLab for various projects. The students learn at an early age many important scientific principles. ga- t F f E 4, . . .And We Can't Forget the Big Brothers. Swimming Team, Radio Club S.- , Vf' V 3 ...-. Mi W di: R i f , t , i qZ f BIG BROTHERS BOTTOM ROW: P. Parker, B. Llacuna, C. Bowker, T. Plsclotta, J. Rombaunls. TOP ROW: T. Stone, R. Ed- wards, S. Ferrera, A. Marlnal. SWIMMING TEAM ROW 1: H. Young, E. Nakamura, C. Jackson, F. Brusco, S. Russo, W. Madsen, R. Lea, H. Sewell. ROW Z: F. Miller, T. Anasataslos, J. Armstead, M. lsaacas, B. Johnson, T. Federoff, R. Sherwood, G. Hartmann, R. LaRocca. ROW 31 M. Courtney, D. Crossland, T. Hansen, W. Zowasky, B. Petrle, W. Larsen, K. Spargo, D. Goldman, H. Meier. RADIO CLUB ROW 1: D. Mahoney, S. Llle, P. Marquis, Mr. P. Kltagakl. ROW 2: E. Taylor, F. Jewell, D. Routery, X. Jones, V. Davls, E. Gerskenkorn. PAGE B2 Q I 'i 4 ily A STK,-. pm-.. 1 H- . X JA ' B351 l is sw' -. Q il ReP 9Sentlng p R A Heppn OU' ln the B took Sandra Caldwell gk 0f America contest and Place I ' eve Guen 1 f0r1958w second 1 fl San Fra S er, and P ere Frank Arts andpgggdln Science and llxzgfjco In Llberal A,-fgu Marquis. Frank FB won honorable ' Phu WON lhlrd whne Steve took mentlon In Fine Anglace ln Vocational Honors, Honors, Honors. . - lhe sprlng '58 graduatlon speakers after a serles of ellmlnatlo t , ns, urned out to be Gareth Perklns, Judle Druhan, Robyn Brode, Sylvla Papen, and Rlch Rekow. Ad- vlser to the speakers was Mr. Vernon Newell, on the left. Mr. Rlchard Slee st from poly I r Z who submitted the Post Contest. n he Advemsfng ClUb's Annual Poll! Had 'em in '58 on speakers conslsted of Barbara Sabo, Rose Marle Taylor, Ray Etzler, Beverly Loskutov, Paullne LeGrande, and Glorla Mlller, They were chosen after some stlff competltlon. -wf- 2 ghe best essays from Poly In the I nvest ln America r ruhan, Helma Schwendlg, Dlane Nye, and Fareeda I-Ttfbrjeburpjrieerd by Judie share of stock as the best essay from Polytechnic. ' a Won a .,. E f, SANDRA BOURBIN Senlor Sectlon JOAN BR OWER Senior Sectlon , A AQ! K l .M 3 If 2 W l I 1 FAREEDA HABEEB l Sprlng Edltor -A BARBARA COHEN Lay-outs FRANK CAVA Activity Section Yearbook Staff Has Gag RICHARD DEGABAIN '-A STEVE FERRERA Ph0f09f3Dh9V I I I I Sports Sectlon JOYCE DENNIS RON FAGAN Advertlslng Art Work U W . ' I 'u' of fy , , A ,, S 'ft nl mr A 3' ' Z if I j GLORIA .IARVIS 1 K Wrlte-ups X .IACIE JACOBSON YEA Senlor Sectlon KATHRYN KELLER Senior Sectlon JAMES PUDOFF Sports Sectlon SAMUEL LOUIE ' Fell Edltor STEPHANIE ORCHARD Actlvlty Section JOYCE MCNABB Senlor Sectlon PATRICK MEYERS Sports Section I T0 s u EDELNIIRA ROSAS ume On Polgnesuan I-Ioludag 3 BOB PUCCEITI Actlvlty Section ANN RULAKOS Senlor Sectlon CARL POLITIS DOLORES RODRIGUEZ Activlty Sectlon Advertlslng OG Q A 51 :J I Qf K ' i SONJA SARMIENTO S., I Senlor Sectlon GEORGE SEIFERT 8 I Sports Sectlon I LINDA SILVA I Actlvlty Section X Q0 WELTON SMITH Senlor Sectlon PAGE B5 PAGE 86 R.O.T.C. Put COLOR GUARD ROW 1: T. Reed, T. Foskett. ROW 2: P. Wllllams, F. Bran, V. Stovell, V. Ro- sales. ROTC OFFICERS ROW 1:Maj. F. Heppner, Maj. F. Stark, Maj. P. Marquis, Capt. T. Reed. ROW 2: T. Bloodworth, F. Foskett, S. Lile. ROW 3: D. King, J. Dean, J. Lynch, J. Mc- Clymond, G. Allen. DRILL TEAM ROW 1: D. Byers, D. Buchanan, V. Wong, B. Zuke, W. Lee. ROW 2: N. Stucky, R. Taller, J. Charles. ROW 3: R. Lewis, D. DeDenko, W. Quok. RIFLE TEAM ROW 1: W. Lee, T. Foskett, J. Dean, T. Bloodworth. ROW 2: J. Carruth ers, L. Clark, B Zulse, O. Buchanan, D. DeDenko, W. Quok, W. Love, A. Martinez. s Best Foot Forward Once again the Polytechnic Reserve Officers Train- lng Corps did an outstanding job representing their hlgh school in rifle matches, drills, and inter-school competitions. With Master Sergeant Richard Ryan as their instructor, the boys made a good showing ln every event in which they participated. Their biggest activity of the year was the annual Federal Inspection. In addition, the R.O.T.C. took part In the Memorial Day Assembly, Education-Bus- iness Day, and Open House for Public Schools Week. BATTALI ON STAFF Maj. F. Heppner, Maj. F. Stark, Maj. P. Marquis, Capt. T. Reed. SGT. RICHARD RYAN R.O.T.C. COMPANY C ROW 1: J. Dean, T. Bloodworth, D. King. ROW 2: E. Luck, G. Coad, G. Mltchell, P. Amaya, Wm. Tenery, L. Clark, B. Zuke, C. Zwelge. ROW 3: J. Miranda, R. Soomunn, E. Armstrong, J. Carruthers, B. Spencer, K. Arnold, R. Lewis. A - - - - .- A Ag, R.O.T.C. COMPANY A ROW 1: J. McClymond, S. Llle, G. Allen. ROW 2: R. Corbett, A. Martinez, M. Lane, J. Walker, C. Bernar- do, M. Zamord, V. Rosales. ROW 3: P. Wllllams, D. Doty, A. Asmussen, R. Tyler. ROW 4: W. Love, K. Roe, R. Gross, W. Edltle, W. Quok, J. Char- les, J. Bran. R.O.T.C. COMPANY B ROW 1: W. Lee,T. Foskett, J. Lynch, H. Sewell, R. Taller, D. Hamllton V. Wong, H. Simon, G. Stanley, R. Shaw, D. Kious, L. Cantrell. ROW 2: P. Stucky, V. Buchanan, R. Robles, C. Jackson, T. Tanlsakl G. Radigowda, J. Bornfleth. ROW 3: A. Peter, D. DeDenko, G. Byrd, B. Wrlght, B. Maxwell, R Noakes, F. Lord. ROW 4: R. Beebe, R. Benson, C. Medlran, C. Kuhls, H. Rodgers, L Jones, D. Byers, D. Barnard. L 5 B I 5 CS Q, , . 1 '5' NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS A g ROW 1: P. Williams, D. Hamllton, D. Buchanan, R. Taller, D. Byers, D. Barnard, G. Mitchell, V. Wong, D. Klous, V. Rosales. ROW 2: H. Rodgers, B. Wright, J. Walker, J. Bomfleth, L. Cantrell, XX ff! E. Lerchy, T. Tanisaki, T. Bran, D. Stucky. 5 , b . C ROW 3: A. Sjollnder, R. Benson, K. Roe, L. Clark, R. Noakes,W. Quok, PAGE 87 D. DeDenko, E. Armstrong, G. Zwelgle. Who can forget the fatal night when Poly lost to Berkeley at the Tournament of Champions by one point? PAGE 88 P 'N N Q x 0 ? S 210' 0 A A W. w. y Q- 11 IW 4Q '45,7p 'ff 'sit' .4 J. is 553991 , Nqg g.J , f - f Q' gel-f ll ' 8 Dring Spot . k r s Brmg Forth cheers f ar ? . VARSITY CAGERS WIN AAA CROWN Trim'- STANDING, left to right: llllan-ager Ronald Woo, Jam-es Grace, LeRoy Wise, Gary Box SCORES Lewis, Charles Currington, Wilbert Camp, Shelby Dirks, John Lewis, Coach Jim win. KNEELING: Bob Bonani, Eddie Cummings, Woodrow Jasper, lvlaurioa James, The SSUSOIVS Record Nathaniel Jackson. PRACTICE GAMES Starting the season as defending themagainst Polyin the finals which :0:Y: 'C: lC --------s- 20 gas f1VH ev --'----- 33 champs of both the A.A.A. and the Parrots won in a bang-up game, p'Q,f,,Zi,,'f,',1 ','Vi,a,',' -',iA 'A', 6 1 ,,'ff+f'g'u,,5''jfjjjjjjlQ2 T.0.C., the 1958 basketballers had 33-28. Eolyiaallinio s,,,, is gappoohinob .a,. L oa,... jg ' ' 0 SC HIC .,...,,,,, ll' TBTICI T8 ,. then job cut out .for them' After a Next stop for the Parrot hoopsters Pelzteclinic --,..,.,,, 54 Oakland Tech .... 40 successful practice Season, the was the TOC at the University of Paiyiaahnia s,ss,,,,s, so san ,im sssss,,,Q,sss, 43 Parrots began their regular season California H P I f. St I d Polytechnic--W ,.,ree 72 Bishop 0fD0wd .... .. 5' with two veterans from the Drevious the M t' eref 8 y :I D age rcr rr lBe '-l jf saason's first five: John lles and th dus anis 0 apuc no W Om r.,i,+a.i..iag,,,11iii 42 nord...giiiiiiiiiiiiiii 33 Gemge Shewi' ey Umpe 55'44- In the Second Polyfechnicr ,,,-, V50 El Cerrito ,-,--,,,,,VA.w 52 game Poly faced the Berkeley High Polytechnic ,,,,,,s,,, 59 Richmond ,g,,,.g,,,,,,, 5' The Red and Black swept through School Yellow Jackets. This game 'golylectnlc ssss 53 MPC'Y '0 dS -sss---- 57 the first four games and won the proved a sad one for Poly as their eyes mc ' i 'ii 58 COP Fm 'rr ' 56 fifth game in an overtime thriller by foes scored two points in the last 823 679 downing the Washington Eagles 47- seconds of the game to win 43-42. After the graduation 0fb:'e?.Iing By losing this game the Parrot LEAGUE GAMES eW'f me . posts Wm F' V ' 9 five met Nlt. Diablo in a consolation Polyrechnic ....... e 37 Sacred Heart ........ as by Shelby Dirks and Maurice James. P I 1 - Polyroaimias, ..,... 33 Mission ,.,,.,,,,,,,,,,,, , ii game' O y Won easl y and Polytechnic 47 Geo Washington 4l Poly, having the strongest board took third place in the TOC. Top Poiyraalinia Q s 55 Galileo ,,,..,,.,,,,4,., 134 men in the city, flowed through the scorer for the Parrots was John Pelvteeknic -reeeseea 54 Lfvwell --,rra-aaa,r-rr-a.a. I6 regular season undefeated. By doing Lewis with 259 points who was se- ii is 'gLf'i2'rf'a,,Ls i'i ' gl so, they qualified for the A.A.A. Iected All-City and All-Tournament. Polyraolinios, Q 45 Balboa ,..fffffff'f as play-offs. They first met Balboa in Doing a top lob all the way were MA PLAY-OFFS the Semi-finals, easily downing the Eddie Cummings, Shelby Dirks, Poiyroaimia t 46 i3,ll,o,, ggggggglqqnqnnnnnn 30 Bucs, 46-30. Washington defeated Nathaniel Jackson, llllaurice James, P Y+eC iC -433 Gee- WeSl1in9'0fir28 S.l. in their semi-final game to pit and Charles Tyner. 45, -5 T.o.c. scones ..... goprclhino ......... 44 PAGE 90 Polytechnic ..... si Mr. gg ,f A t I ' 4 ,L 6 y , c 1 k 2' ' ' , 1480 ylmrfs Poly rooters went wlld after the varslty basketball team defeated Washington 33-28 for the clty's A.A.A. Champlonshlp. Two of the happiest people ln the pavlllion were Coach Jlm Wltt and basketballer Maurice James as they were carried off the court by crazed fans. Thls was the second year ln a row that Poly captured the crown. I l a 3 V J rzfe... 2.1 1 , Z , X J ,1 r xx Ol. Q21 9 4 1. ?l.v B 4 f .1 ,, PAGE 91 ,pf Under the wlngs of Coach Jlm Wltt, the Poly varsity basketball team proved to be the best San Francisco team ln 1958. His brood captured the A.A.A. tltle for the second year ln a row. X EDDIE CUMMINGS Guard je , ' l'e' fax? ,I 1 5 :ll E l ' 5 2 , f ldkahozma-bj,m,. CHARLES TYNER FOI WEll'd Q? bro JOHN LEWIS SHELBY DIRKS All-Clty and All-TOC Center Forward byyyy E ' UZ j , 'PE' 5 tyr ' H MAURICE JAMES NAT JACKSON GUHFU Forward N7 Eddle Cummlngs glves the appearance of belng J0hf1 Iles IS CHUQN bythe Camefa HS be de' fouled by a Capuchlno player. Foul or no foul, flects a shot attempted by a Sacred Heart player. poly Went on to win 55-44, John graduated ln mld-termwnlcn was a hard- felt loss to the cnamplonsnlp-bound team. AAA I WU' 0 clibtwu WU ee I X Dlsplaylng the form that made hlm a top player in the A.A.A., tx, X Ed Cummlngs drlves ln for an easy two polnts against Sacred ' afsif Heart ln the league opener. PAGE 'J PAGE 94 John Lewls shows some astonlshed Capuchlno cagers how lt ls done as he slnks two polnts for Poly ln the Tournament of Champions. Dlsplaylng his flne rebounding form, Eddle Cummings comes down wlth the ball ln the Poly-Washington game. Parrot Varsitq Five 4- An over-excited Washington Eagle seems to be playing piggy-back with John Lew in this spectacular shot taken by the 'lSan Francisco News. Displaq Winning Form i ,,,, Noted for his rebounding, John Lewis helped the Poly cause lmmeasurably. The camera catches him doing what he does best. Lewis again, this time leaving two memories for Washington's Steve Gray...two more points that is. PAGE 95 shnix-. NNY -XX X.. ' -X, W -A ., A N,sN- .., NK 3 1958 CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM ROW 1: R. Woo, P. Serpa, R. Timberlake, R. Sulllvan, S. Burton, E. Johnson, L. Johnson A. Jenkins. ROW 2: L. Delaney, H. Fukuda, L. Jones, E. Douglas, J. Neal, K. lles,J. Neal, E. Jenkins Coach Bob Ebert. tlndefeated 30's TaIseJChampionship The Poly llghtwelghts showed the St. Ignatius Wildcats a thing or two as they came out on top, 42-38. The Parrot '30's bas- ketball team cllmaxed one of its most suc- cessful seasons ln years as they defeated the Washington team 46-44 to become the 1958 A.A.A. Cham- pions. Sparkedallsea- son by a burning de- slre to wln the title that eluded them last year, they fought through the league, downlng every team they came upagalnst. Coached by lVlr. Bob Ebert, the team was led by Ed Johnson, Sam Burton, Rich Sulllvan, Hlroshl Fukuda, and Leroy Johnson. 45 SEASON SCORES Poly 40 ----- -Galileo 38 Poly 59 ----- lvlisslon 42 Poly 53 ------- Lowell 41 Poly 35-Sacred Heart 31 Poly 65--Washington 38 Poly 46 ----- -Lincoln 38 Poly 42-St. lgnatius 38 Poly 74 ------ Balboa 33 Semi-finals: Poly 47-Sacred Heart 39 Fi l'i3lS: Poly 46--Washington 44 Hlroshl Fakuda is shown helpingateam- mate rebound against a Washington player. Poly won 65-38 iv 'J fx . U n nfl P 17 ED JOHNSON SAM BURTON All'ClfY Center All-Clty Forward X i XP C7 fs , A 2 1, 9' ig? 'cmd t fk Et: 2 t , as Ll A A VS' 'Ze mf , A ,fu 2. s uf f ff- ,M RICH SULLIVAN Guard Coach Bob Ebertls explalnlng game strategyfor the comlng half as hls players look on lntently. The strategy worked and Poly went through the season undefeated and won the champlonshlp. W HIROSHI FUKUDA LENNIS DELANEY pHlL SERPA Guard Fonuard Guard PAGE 97 JZ v5 Stall. d 1 VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM BOTTOM ROW: P. Benassini, M. Estigin, P. Serpa, B. Lane, R. Tomassini, L. Miller, Coach Pat Gelardi. TOP ROW: J. Tolliver, J. Pavloff, C. Woolwme, S. Barretta, P. Meyers, W. Service, G. Johnson, F. Spencer, Mgr. Miller. Polq Had Big Guns But Was Shallow FINAL STANDINGS: St. Ignatius Sacred Heart Balboa Washington Lincoln Mission Galileo Lowell Polytechnic BOX SCORE Poly 4 Poly 2 Poly 1 Poly 6 Poly 7 Poly 5 Poly 4 Poly 1 PAGE 98 W L 8 O 7 1 6 2 4 4 4 4 3 5 2 6 2 6 O 8 S Galileo 8 Washington 15 Lincoln 17 Lowell 8 Balboa 8 Sacred Heart 12 Mission 13 St. Ignatius 7 GB Pts - 16 1 14 2 14 4 8 4 8 5 6 6 4 6 4 8 O Above, Coach Milt Axt briefs three of his boys before one of their games. Notice the enthusiasm on the faces of all four. Though the Parrots had a very poor season, all was not lost as their O-8 record may indicate. The bright side of the season showed outfielder and pitcher Bob Lane winding up as the AAA hitting champ with a fabulous .487. For this reason Lane is a top candidate for All-city . The most important factor, derived from this past season, was the valuable experience gained by the many sophomores and juniors who studded the team. This fact should put a bright spot on the seasons to come for Poly sackers. Two seniors doing well for themselves were Steve Ferrera, who wound up in fourth place for the AAA batting crown, and Claude Woolwine who displayed some fine pitching for the Black and Red cause. Bri A fl f f I fg- .J i 4L1.L'A.J ,ffr , ,u , , 5 x ,', f TAL ,.,f'k1i,4Q 6,1 F ll ef J 11, ff., fu' 3 3 . wr .1 5 C-5 V5 f f , V4 Dei! 7k' , U STEVE FERRERA . . BOB LANE CLAUDE wooi.wlNE Hardworkmg, all-around mfuelder and Leaguefs batting Fire-ban pitcher hitter King B ? fx? X if if ' I' i , b c ,ff 'M s i i ff' , l vu. 1 0 A s. 'll M, 4 - , .A f 4. Q ,gnu ,- Z4 5 xx Q,' Eagerly waiting for the game to start, these Parrot sackers are relaxing their nerves. JOHN TOLLIVER Speedy outfielder and superb slugger J'...:.'... ..-:. .a:ra 2L .- '-.-T-'7 .T-'J Iv Mffff, .- -M - ,.,-.Q V Y X , ' M sr 'Kr Lf! M Q ' qw f ,i,- 44, fgfii Jfwgfjf Xyfyi V gm eyfwf My .L Z,H4 4 Q ffff54 an f ,AW ffffg! ' 2,45 fr, W f 7 7 3575 i?Z'Z?,fff,?6 ,. ,rw W, I X, f-f' Wm W Aww! Ms SIL BARRETTA PAT MEYERS er and fine outfielder Second baseman. Hit Powerful Slugg only homerun for Parrots in '58. PAGE 99 VARSITY TRACK TEAM ROW 1: T. Pisciotta, J. Rockett, F. Lipkins, A. Jenkins, TE. Jenkins, C. Harp, H. Franklin, G. Hamilton, J. Alfred. ROW 2: K. Minemoto, E. Cummings, D. Colon, J. Dennis, L. Wise, C. Glass, N. Lewis, T. Panos, ROW 3: H. Stimatze, A. Loo- bey, S. Dirks, N. Jackson, M. McCoy, J. Irwin, R. Louder, Coach Steve Ebert. ROW 4: C. Currington, T. Crane, G. Lewis. ROW 5: W. Camp, G. Allen, E. Robin- son, R. Popin, B. Kane, A. Carr, R. Cannon. The four speedsters above made up the city's top relay team. They are, l. to r.: Jenkins, Harp, Lewis, and Franklin. Caught resting between meets is Bob Kane, three year veteran of the varsity track team. Bob was one of the outstanding dis- fi Varsitq, l30's Track Teams Take RR. Title Displaying great depth, the Parrot cinder- men wound up in first place in the Round- Robin, and are favored to win the city cham- pionship also. The season for this strength is due to such top tracksters as all-around star, Jesse Sirles, who is the top broad jumper in the city, by continually leaping in the 22 feet bracket. He is also a fine point getter in the pole vault and high jump. Andy Loobey is one of the leading distance runners in Northern California, by constantly running a 4.28 mile. Also tops in the distant events are John Rockett and Bob Kane. Leading hurdler and ex-gridder star is hust- Iing Frank Lipkins. He is followed by other rocks of strength and point getters such as sprinters, Alex and Ellis Jenkins, high jump- ers Nat Jackson, George Hamilton, Shelby Dirks, and giant weight men headed by Al Marinai, Tony Pisciotta, and Rich Darns. These and others are the men responsible for winning every meet in AAA competition in the league events. The 130's are duel meet champions and if desire prevails, they will probably be city champs also. They are paced by Emmett Shannon, who has unofficially broken the city record in the 70 yard high hurdles, and Wel- ton Smith who broadjumps22 feet and 8 inches, runs an 8 flat 75 yard dash, and anchor s the relay team. Tops on the 120's are Eddie Moore, Willie Grey and Ralph Martin, who have consistantly placed in the duel meets. tance men in the city. gjs, 5,5 i up lIl 'J f A Another important man g ' J 1 at on the '58 team was s...t A .1',,fff fa Shelby Dirks seen here c taa9 S 8 iis. PM 1 , if in the broad jump. 'i ' . is - ' ll ...x qu -l il ,tt ...G PAGE 100 X'-Q A cf M' fv--f ffl -DDQ? 130'S TRACK ROW l: J. Neal, H. Johnson, J. Wayne, A Bush, D. Pruitt, A. Jenkins, J. Vann, E. Shannon, W. Smith, E. Douglas, R. Ely, D. Jackson. ROW 2: J. Neal, R. Timberlake, D. lshii, H. Fakuda, B. Llacuna, B. Tucker, R. McElroy, J. Darns, L. Johnson, C. Preston, C. Bowker, J. Nesby, R. Yarberry. ROW 3: U. Green, B. Saurer, T. Hirsch, W. Jackson, B. Lewis, J. Harris, J. Doe, B. Peterson, R. Tapia, T. Doier, J. Bluford, L. Colbert, B. Wilson. 'W e i : O ' .E 'Ncl bif-.l. M f F ns... 41 5 JL P' , , 1 1 ' Q .W . , b c , . sl- ia 3 A I A 1: V A sy 1 gif' r 4 - J - di 1 nl in H V A ' 14 'l U' , Q 5, :H in , - . Q' 'Q lr ' 'S 120'S TRACK Lewis, C. Jones. ROW 3: J. Hubbard, S. Thompson, M. Pavis u Fakuda, K. Tatum, L. Holm. ROW 1: D. Jackson, E. Moore, W. Grey, M. Parker, F. Norris, T. Takahara. ROW 2: D. Hollins, A. Chang, K. Brunner, R. Martin, B. ,K. PAGE 101 worth, J. Howard, E. Rindal, D. Sarin, L. DeVere, J. Tellman, H AFTER-SCHOOL SWIMMING ROW 1: D. DeCesare, S. L.. 4 A,, 1 Henkel, L. Porras, B. T 'T' 7 j' ti Dailey. 1- M . T V A Row 2. P. Williams, E. A 3 4 'fs f , f ,f.. Flelschmann, C. Halney, pf t, ,, ,y 1 if I B. Thompson. I , if zjl, ' M F Dfi 5 ,V F ROW 3: B. Parrlngton, S. ih' i' l - 'GW Scheper, S. Grissom, M. 'I ,Q Muench, M. Klng, L. La- , I N f T l Rocca, B. Aulbach. f A A Q I gy - Once again the feminine members of Poly kept in trlm through their physical ij ' Q 2 W f education classes and through the Girls' Athletic Association and after-school . Y T I, 1 A I sports. ln G.A.A. the girls participated ln bowling, swimming, roller skating jf? J. I I p i . badminton, and fencing. A special class ln modern dance was held during the , , ,,. A ' fourth period as well as after-school softball and swimming. , il . ll 1 MRS. ALVARADO, MRS. RAAB, MRS. ANTOS SWIMMING ROW 1. M. DiRegolo, C. Vella, P. Wonderley, M. Hillary, H. Freltas, L. Nagle, C. Shiman, J. Dennis, O. Chryar, A. Brussa, M. Fonseca, G. Morgan, L. McMurray, B. Patrick, C. Quejada, A. Mercadel, M. Baxter, M. King. ROW 2: S. Caldwell, G. Wilson, C. Decker, J. Clinkscales, D. Ham- mond, J. Bleggl, A. Martin, M. McNeely, W. Davison, E. Jung, J. Wong, T. Colio, L. McNair, K. Bauer, D. Nelson, A. Grillos, B. Balazs ROW 3: C. Forni, P. Perkins, B. Harrison, P. Pagan, H. Wright, J. Ful- ler, B. Hollis, V. Wade, K, Fleming,G. Wesley, M. Kocakas, M. Cortis. ROW 4: H. Glexeeff, M. Llrar, J. Kirtley, F. Decarsky, N. Jenner, A. Papia, J. Pagan, G. Shannon, E. Carter, C. Blackburn, B. Heath, P. Freed, M. Carmack, C. Duslch, V. Dunlap, D. Nelson, S. Florence. 'lb A at I 'Fwy f fe I 4 Shiman, C. Queiada, ROW 2: P. Scanlan, Golfos, M. Leong. A19 Sv PAGE 102 .XIQ MRS. CARLSON AND MISS GOLDBERG SWIMMING CLASS ROW 1: S. Eastman, T. Kaspar, J. Poli, J. Huffstutter, R. Rogers, M Cabral, L. French, G. Perez, Y, DeTomasi, S. Bourbin, C. Frlcke B. Henderson, D. Gooden. ROW 2: V. Sidorov, E. Thiemas, M. Baurie, M. Romasky, M. Berry J. Zocchi, D. Fabean, P. Waller, A. Rozabor, S. Mitchell, V. Oretger M. Sawanobou, A. Neal. ROW 3: F. Palma, D. Hammond, C. Talley, C. Bradley, M. Arras, C Taylor, C. O'Donnell, J. Fletcher, L. Derrick, B. Jackson. ROW 4. S.Grisson, S. Scheper, S. Thompson, S. lngrum, G. Charles- Girls Keep Active FENCING ROW 1: S. Eastman, A. Brussa, C ROW 3: J. Tellman, S. Caldwell, O Chryar, R. Love, T. Palma, H. Smith Smith, M. Leong, H. Golfos. M. Cortes. A. Papen, H In G AA -School Sports MODERN DANCE ROW 1: G. Coppin, J. Bonnardel, J. Gregoric, D. Marte, S. Coontz, G. Reate, L. Gee, A Fong, L. Yee, l. Burton. ROW 2: S. Fong, D. Fredrlcks, K. Reilly, P Patton, P. Rounds, E. Dyssegard, D. Kohnke. ROW 3: B. Cleveland, E. Hansen, V. Rougley P. Scanlan, C. Wise, V. Bell, M. Thompson D. Aguado, S. Wickershelmer, R. Taube, B Vergard. ROW 4: M. Carrillo, G. Carter, K. Curry, L. Scales, C. Perry, C. Bentley, S. Lord, W. Mosley, C. Beaulieu, S. Lee. Q fix BAnlvliNroN AND Roush skAriNo ROW 1: S. Henkel, M. Munoz, C. Harney, L. Styris, B. John- ston, M. Birch, M. Rossi, W. Jabln, M. Sanchez. ROW 2, F. Bennett, S. Grissom, D. Sarin, B. Smyth, K Moore, K. Smyth, D. Dlvincenzi, A. Carrasco, L. Turnbull M. Sanchez, E. Blake. ROW 3: R. Chappell, B. Haines, D. Ernhard, G. Ernhard, D. King, E. Perry, C. Bentley, J. Soriakoff, C. Alter, C. Shi man, B. Wells. AFTER-SCHOOL SOFTBALL ROW 1. A. Mercadel, A. Neal, G. Frank- lin, M. Birch, S. Henkel. ROW 2: M. Reynolds, N. Gleason, C. Bentley, M. Bush, D. Schmidt. ROW 3: J. Sims, D. Gllebe, J. Johnson, J. Jurich, K. Hart. .25 N NEW N 'IP BOWLING ROW 1: B. Patrlck, A. Brussa, C. Shlman, J. Dennis, D. Hollander, J. Washington, G. Morgan, M. Mc- Neely, M. Arras. ROW 2: N. Asplras, P. Leddy, J. Klriley, M. Baxter, J. Bleggl, P. Pagan, S. Mitchell, V. Oretger. ansky, B. Balazs, D. Nelson, K. Bauer, J. Fletcher, A. Rodrigues, J. Salazar. ROW 4: S. Thompson, S. Ingram, J. Decarsky, T. Kaspar, P. Perkins, M. Kuller, H. Freltas, C. Duslch, P. Freed. ROW 3: C. Bradley, N. Jenner, M. Llvar, M. Rom- A G PAGE 103 f 2' f-if-13- 4, V NQPY- ,Av , X ' 'I 1 W? B , 1 -L-, . if: , N , N , fiqff 95.-2-3 15,4L'lWXN I f 'ffZ4-:LSNYI Q5 r 1 fcifify 41?-I-33 ,, '1XvQMQY,'.Q q'd!f1 5iflb-'ZZ'-sp. if 5, 4 , 'f wwf- Gm -- Mffffw psf wy A 6' 3 K I 1 - Q5 354 'SN 'W , lxqrf wr-A '- F ' , I f ,gf X 4 'M' U:W33v,P?i--'1 gm:-14-W'4 '4-fi' 'x HW W f1f'fP gf , J -, f .E qv, 'R K 5 . :-I yi-an t.,64'.' 3, .7f:'--4 L-vt hw- I 4 ,L -x1g?!3gQFQMj25!5,g'fg'epifffig 41, -ww Ja is Q 1' fy g'cQe,.'gf.fe- - Semors Look for T Mew J ',-jx g 5 J ' , , 1 ' ,- Ae, V - 2 IP V -' fe' Q-,,s,45, 1-as--A 3,-.,,ss,,', Q., N 5 .. . -ff. - L ,',,': , ,ff -: Q.,-Q W - Nu , f , Rm L fff!e.':f, 22:4 wit -' Qlpifelcf-'x.fQQ N XVI! .J3,54,' .- V J w ' A 4 , r X, v Q 14 -4 1, Qfg1'f'Q 'i'Wl Q :av Q- 'tlixasutl iw P- . 1m SY2Eq:g'?v' Q2 ijiixjv, mi mf H A',4 f ff 'f W ' 'F W ff 1 1 P ' 59 xxx asf' .JI-ff!! 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A JD WHS UO 41 oup pkiture The nd now Xt Ks here X 1, 1 ' 5 E BERNARD LLACUNA GARETH PERKINS IVANIA BLAN CO DELLA JONES President Vice President Secretary Treasurer SPRING HIGH SENIORS LEAVE OUTSTANDING RECORD SPRING IDEAL SENIOR GIRLS FIRST ROW: Billie Jo Blanchard, speaking voice, Fareeda Habeeb, apple-pol- isher, Kay Curry, dresser, Sonja Sarmiento, cutest, Dawn Hollander, flirt, Wanda Pyle, dresser and figure, lvania Blanco, hair and lovable. SECOND ROW: Nancy Bauska, dimples, Doris King, singing voice, Carmie Shiman, athletic, Sue Houri- han, pop-off, wittiest, and jolliest, Barbara Jones, smile, Dorothea DeShay, dancer, Kathleen Chappell, eyes, Valerie Ford, intelligent and likely to succeed. Absent were Judie Druhan, personality, active and friendliest, Sue West, prettiest and bashful. EL, W, SPRING IDEAL SENIOR BOYS FIRST ROW: Frank Lipkins, athletic, Robert Love, dimples, George Hamilton, singing voice, Frank Heppner, intelligent and applepolisher. SECOND ROW: Ray Edmondson, wittiest, Steve Ferrera, ideal, personality, smile, Bernard Llacuna, personality, active, friendliest, jolliest, Rich Rekovy, speaking voice and dancer, Steve Guensler, likely to succeed, Jerry Knopoff, hair. THIRD ROW: Bill McGill, bashful, George Seifert, eyes, build, andvhandsomest, Rich Hughes, cutest, Phil Parker, wolf, George Cunningham, dresser, Ken Dawson, pop-off, John Saiz, lovable. PAGE 106 JAMES ALFRED. . .J.V. football. ..varslty track ...history major. . .remembers graduation. BETTY ALLEN class collector. ..home econ- omlcs major...wlll go to business school... remembers the skating parties. GARY ALLEN Block P secretary... Service Society...math and science majors. . .remem- bers the all-faculty rally. AULTON ALLISON Future Retailers. . . Sgt's Club. . .business major.. .remembers Poiywin- ning lts last football championship. FRANK ALONSO... Future Retailers swim- mingteam...social science major. . .will enter City College remembers winning the TOC basketball championship. LOUISA APARICIO. . .Court Fair Committee... home economics major remembers the fac- ulty rally. ROY APEDAILE. .. registry president. . .indus- trialarts major...willenter service.. .remem- bers the faculty show. JAMES ARMSTEAD Parrot reporter. . .A Cappella Choir...112's basketball. ..swimming team music block...English major... re- members the friends he has made. ED ARMSTRONG Radio.Club...industrial arts major. ALFOMIUN AVEClLLA...Cheerleaders Club... class collector... science major ...will enter college...remembers the fall '57 Court Fair. SOSY AVEDIAN . . .FutureBuslness Leaders. ., business major...remembers her registry. SIL BARRElTA...J.V. football and baseball... varsity baseball...history major. . .remembers winning AAA baseball crown in 1957. FIL BARROZO...C.S.F .... Drill Team... math andscience majors...will enter U.S.F .... re- members Poly's old traditions. DIANE BARTOLINI ...Block P...Cheerleaders Club...science major...remembers the move- up assembly. NANCY BAUSKA...business major. . .will work in Sacramento... remembers her first day at Poly. CAROL BEAULlEU...Future Business Leaders ...business major. . .will work at bank... re- members football games and music at cafe. ALFRETTA BELL... business major...remem- bers the day she put on her senior cap. SYDNIE BELLlNG...art major...wlll enter art school remembers all of the friendly people she met at Poly. DAVID BARNARD...math major...remembers the frlendllness of all of the teachers. RICHARD BLAlR...tennis team...math major ...wlll enter City College... remembers wln- ning the Berkeley TOC In 1957. I . -fbi f,,' , ' --- f, .f7f,,4 ink: x 7 l f ,f l of ,Y f 2 -et? '- '?' T fi- 'VE ....- a,f W ,Hyf V ,Z 4' W X , 4 W 'Q' 77' fifl f f fo! ' ' 2, ,rv 4,7 fro 36 1 W 7,4 , , , 3 I f 1 .1 ' 1 I lf! fn f W1 4 3 .Q 2 , V 4: ' V V 2' .Lf . ff fa ,z i sph . j . W 'FV' ' ,aes 40: tk -tx , 4, ' EHMLL.. X. zn.,..1.,..,V.,., ..,m.,,, . . ,......--,. ......... ., . . -. f 'Q i X We Z, xx X Jn ' , ' 4 , Z, I I' f K l A K . . , Xl! .5 1 2 E J t if 56: .,,,,' 'Y' fi BILLIE JO BLANCHARD... student body trea- surer...low junlor V.P .... Top Teachers Club ...Block P...Servlce Soclety...Publlc Speak- lng Club . . . Parrot staff. . .hlstory major. .. remembers becomlng a senlor. IVANIA BLANCO... high senlor secretary... Servlce Soclety... Block P...Trl-Y...science and buslness major remembers move-up assembly. NOEL BLINCOE. . .track and swlmmlng. . . math major...remembers Mr. Houston. TOM BLOODWORTH. . .Servlce Soclety. . . Public Speaklng Club. . .Drlll Team...hlstory major... wlll enter college. . . remembers hls ju nlor and senlor years. SANDRA BOURBIN... pom -pon glrl...Servlce Soclety . . . Cheerleaders Club. . .Feature Edltor of Parrot yearbook stajf...EngIlsh major ...remembers the teachers rally. MARJORIE BOWlE...home economlcs major... wlll enter nurslng school ...remembers the move-up assembly. FRANK BOYKlN...J.V. baseball...radlo-elec- tronlcs major...wlll enter servlce...remem- bers all the champlonshlps won at Polyln th ree years. CAROL ANN BRADLEY... A Cappella Cholr... muslc block...sclence major...modern dance. ALBERT BRAMBlLA...130's track...J.V. foot- balI...math major...remembers graduatlng. JOSE BRAN... C.S.F .... S.F.Y.A .... Service Soclety. .. Sgt's Club...math major...remem- bers the Lux Lab. SUSAN BRANDT...FutureBuslness Leaders... band member...buslness major...remembers all of the people she's met. ANDRE BREHAUT... A Cappella Cholr...Mad- rlgal slngers...hlstory major...golf team. ROBYN BRODE...Drama Club...Engllsh major remembershearlng the bells rlng at 3:10 every day. ANITA BRUSSA... Block P... buslness major ...remembers her hlgh senlor term. SAM BURTON Future Retallers llght- welght basketball...Block P...buslness major remembers havlng had the opportunlty to attend Poly. NlARY ANN CABRAL A Cappella Cholr... buslness major. . . remembers those tours wlth the A Cappella Cholr. HAROLD CADE. . .llghtwelght basketball. . .bus- lness major... remembers the Court Falrs at Poly. RICHARD CADY... cub Parrot staff...Eng- llsh major...wlll enter Clty ColIege...remem- bers when Bal beat Poly on Thanksglvlng. EDWARD CALDERON... hlstory major... re- members the Court Falr. NUR RY CALVELLO. . .reglstry presldent. . .A Cap- pella Cholr. ..muslcbIock. . .buslness major. .. remembers the football games. LOUISE CAMPBELL... Block P Sgt-at-arms... science major remembers her class Court Falr. JAMES CANIZALES . . . soccer team.. .remem- bers becomlng a high senlor. ALTON CARR... registry presldent . .. football and track teams...musIc major...remembers the senlor room In the locker room. . .Block P. CAROLYN CASTELLO . . . business major. . .wlll go to work...remembers her class Court Fair. ROBERT CELESTlNE...science major... re- members the day he graduated. WALLACE CHAN...IndustrIal arts major...will go to City College. . . remembers winning three championships In one year. HELEN CHANDLER ...A Cappella Cholr...bus- lness major...will work in bank...remembers the faculty rally. KATHLEEN CHAPPELL...Future Business Lead- ers...ModeIIng Club...business major. .. re- members the skating parties. SALLIE CHRISIANSEN Block P vice pres- ldent... Service Society... Drama Club. . .Ed- ltor-In-Chief of Parrot . . .Cheerleaders Club ...pom-pon glrl...Qulll and Scroll pin...Eng- list major... Girls' State remembers the friends she has made. ORA LEE CHRYAR...Block P hlstorian...l.'lod- ellng Club...Cheerleaders Club...home econ- omics major...wIll enter nursing school.. .re- members when she got into the Block P. NOEL CIMINO... math and science majors... remembers when S. I. beat Poly 6-O in foot- ball. I.EO CLEVELAND. ..cross country team. . . 12O's track...Block P...industrial arts major...re- members wlnning the cross country cham- plonship. BARBARA COHEN Block P. ..News Editor of Parrot ... yearbook stafl...Ouill and Scroll pln English major... remembers her many friends. VIRGINIA CONNORS...FutureBusiness Lead- ers buslness major remembers leaving Poly. VICTOR CONTINI...registrypresldent. . .Block P...track and cross country. ..lndustrial arts major...wllI go to college. GEORGE CUNNINGHAM. . .J.V. football. . .light- welght track...math major...remembers Poly wlnnlng all of Its championships. KAY FRANCIS CURRY... Future Retailers... Modern Dance...Modeling Club...home econ- omlcs major remembers her low senlor Court Falr. KEN DAWSON... Speaker of Congress...Ser- vice Soclety Drama Club Cheerleaders Club. . .soccer team. . .assistant cheerleader... English major... remembers not knowing the yells when leading them. DAVID DAY...asslstant cheerleader...Cheer- leaders Club... Industrial arts major... re- members all of the good times he had at Poly. DONNA DAY... Future Business Leaders ...A Cappella Cholr...muslc block...buslness ma- jor remembers slnging on tour with the choir. Q .saw B . J .'. .,,. 'G L s 'nd 190 1 W Q 793Zif'lff '57 'Ji' W 6 I fs s 3: 59, x we l 6 I f I A 19 ff' - I 'll f 9 .se . .y1i'I'fWv -2242 5, . g g g gnzgifj . I 2351: e if ' :Cf 2-624' , , MM., 7 3, ,,.,,,, X f ,gf , if 2' a 1 1 1 43 lf! i W ,ty 2 , . 5' I' 3 1 9 I 0 4 4 , ,153 F ' A fe ,aw f ef f. , , , j '4 1 f ff 4, f I . 9, . 1 . fa ,. f if 4 ik!! I ...s f-I Vial -,l 1 3 I f 3 . peg, A57 I., rf j!r2f','f?.:3i ffm' . H wwf .. . as ...sixteen-ftrff ws? S.: , , I .V if 7 D.. .A , A V' ,, I 5 , a, IZ.- pi 33 1 f' 1 THADDEUS DEAN...footballandtrack...art ma- jor remembers the day he becamea hlgh senlor. CAROLE DEANGELO Future RetalIers...A Cappella ChoIr...muslc block...busIness ma- jor. ..remembers slnglng In the cholr and the football games. LANEAR DEIANEY. . .basketball and track. . . re- members the Block P skatlng partles. DOROTHEA DESHAY buslness major...wlll enter beauty college . . . remembers her senlor year. JOYCE DENNIS Block P...Elglns Trl-Y... yearbook staff Future Buslness Leaders... buslness major... remembers puttlng on her senlor hat for the flrst tlme. BERT DORMANN... class collector...Servlce Soclety...tennls team...school band...mec- hanlcal drawlng major. . . remembers the term play Llghtnln '...M.D. award. DEAN DOTY... Future Retallers Club...math major. . .remembers the frlendlyattltude of the entlre school. JUDIE DRUHAN. . . student body vlce presldent pom-pon girl... low soph and hlgh junlor vlce presldent . .. C. S.F. presldent. .. Servlce Soclety presldent. . .Edltor-ln-Chlef of Parrot ...Qulll and Scroll pln...Engllsh and soclal studles majors . ..wlll enter U.C. NELCYNA DUNCAN...Publlc Speaklng Club... Spanish major... remembers the all-faculty rally. RAY EDMONDSON student court judge... class president... Service Society...football team math major . .. remembers the cham- plonshlp football games of 1955 and 1957. RICHARD EDWARDS...Block P...J.V. football ...math major...remembers the Junlor Prom. EDWIN ENGBERG class collector...Block P . . .soccer team. . . 112 basketball. . .science and math majors...remembers Poly playlng In the TOC. GAIL ERNHARD . . . after-school sports. . .bus- lness major wlll enter beauty school. ..re- members the football pageants. EPHRAIM ESCOBAR...C.S.F .... math major wlll go to college remembers the near success of the earthquake. VIRGINIA FAZZINO Cheerleaders Club... A Cappella Cholr...buslness major...remem- bers the move-up assembly. DOUGLAS FELIX. . .hlstory major. . .remembers the teachers and the frlends he made at Poly. STEVE FERRERA student body presldent... Sports Edltor of Parrot . ..Servlce Soclety. .. Drama Club...Block P...Blg Brothers...year- bookstaff...Qulll and Scroll pln...Engllsh ma- jor remembers wlnnlng the 1957 baseball champlonshlp. JOHN FERREITI hlstory major...wlll enter servlce. RUTH FLOWERS remembers all the good tlmes she had at Poly. L. B. FLOYD reglstry presldent...Future Buslness Leaders Servlce Soclety... bus- lness major . . .remembersthose tamouswords: SenIors, don your caps. I r' y f . LL. X --6' f 7 X F . x EWFT xfgiff CAROLE FLYNN. . .remembers all of her friends and the wonderful teachers who have helped her. DAVID FONG... history major...wants to be- come a teacher. . .remembers his teachers. VALERIE FORD student body custodian... C.S.F .... Service Society...BIock P...Cheer- leaders Club. . .Homemaker of Tomorrow award ...Bank of America Award...science major... wlll enter college. . . remembers the friendship of the students. TIM FOSKEIT. . .Sgt's Club.. .Rifle Team.. .out- standing cadetaward...lndustrialarts major... remembers the R.O.T.C. Federal Inspection. CARL FRANKLIN shop major...wlII enter army...remembers the Block P Skating par- ties. HAROLD FRANKLIN. . .trackandfootball. . .Block P and stars. . .shop major. . .remembersthe day he broke the All-Clty record. HELEN FREITAS...Future Nurses CIub...BIock P...Sclence major...wlIl go to City College... remembers her freshman year and trying to get adjusted to high school. LORRAINE FRENCH business major...re- members belng a high senior. VIOLEI GARNETI... home economics major... will become a nurse... remembers her P. E. teacher. JOYCE GARY class coIIec'tor...home econ- omlcs major... remembers the day she came to Poly. JOSEPH GEE...sclence major...wlll enter col- lege remembers Poly winning the TOC In 1957. DONALD GEORGE. . .sclenceand math majors. . . remembers Poly winning the TOC Berkeley Tournament last year. ED GERSTANKORN cross country team... science major... wlll study televlslon and el- ectronics remembers the guidance of hls teachers. PATRICIA GIBSON buslness major... re- members the skating parties. FRED GLAPION Future Retailers Club... track team. . .business major. . .remembers the 1957 Senlor Prom. CLARENCE GLASS Publlc Speaking Club... track and cross country.. .dance band.. .muslc block and star... muslc major... remembers the day he saw hls progress In track andthe frlends he has made. JAMES GLOVER. ..120's basketball.. .shop ma- jor wlll enter Alr Force...remembers hls English teachers. MARY GOLFOS...Block P...CheerIeaders Club ...Elglns Trl-Y... sclence major...wllI goto college.. .remembers herfrlends andthe move- up assembly. MARION GREENE.. .Future Business Leaders. . . Modeling Club business major...wIll go to college. . .remembersthe words, Seniors, don your caps. SHARON GRI SSOM. . .class colIector...G.A.A. business major... remembers the flrst class she taught In swlmmlng. -S ...at 'I of ' , 'S Q , Sf' t 6 , 6 tt f 1 . J! I yr f ff W vi 'Wm ag f .L KARL GROSSENBACHER registry preslde class collector golf team. ..sclence ar math majors... remembers Poly wlnnlngth TOC last year. STEVE GUENSLER. . .studentbody president ant athletlc manager...Servlce Soclety...C.S.F ...Drama CIub...math major...wlll enter U.C ...remembers Mr. Witt's decathalon. FAREEDA HABEEB. . .student body secretary.. speaker of Congress . .Service Society. . .C. S. F . . .Elltes Trl-Y. . .Block P. . .Copy Editor of Par- rot . . .Co-edltor of yearbook. . .Qulll and Scrol pin . . . Engllsh major. . .remembers the junior bus golng over to the TOC in 1957. JAMES HALLER...FutureRetallers Club. . .matt major. . .wllltake upbuslness admlnlstratlon. .. remembers passlng all of the subjects I have taken. GEORGE HAMlLTON...A Cappella Choir...track team... music major... remembers slnglng at all of the rallies. DONNA HAMMOND . . .Future Business Leaders ...buslness major...wlll go to Clty College... remembers flfth period lunch. CHESTER HARP...Block P...football and track teams...Engllsh major...wlll go to work. GEORGE HARTMANN. . .swimming team. . . matt major...remembers Mr. Newell. MIERA HAY'TER...FutureNurses CIub...homf economics major remembers the flrst foot- ball games of last term. MARY LOU HAYWARD hlgh soph and low junior secretary Service Soclety...Elltes Trl-Y Future Retailers band... muslc block... math major... remembers the ralds on the senlor bench. RICHARD HEPBURN registry presldent... Boys' State ...football and track teams. . .hus- lness major wlll go to Clty College...re- members the day he got lost at Poly. FRANK HEPPNER ...Servlce Soclety...Block P ...C.S.F .... Publlc Speaking Club... Parrot and yearbook photographer Brigade Com- mander of R.O.T.C .... Bank of Amerlca Award ...sclence, math, and Engllsh majors...re- members hls home room teacher. MAUREEN HILLARY... Future Nurses Club... Modeling Club...A Cappella Cholr...Block I ...buslness major... remembers her senlol term. DAWN HOLLANDER. .. Servlce Soclety. ..Block P.. . Elltes Trl-Y. . .sclence, math and Engllsr majors... wlll go to U.C .... remembers burn- Ing Rlch Rekow's car. LESLIE HOM track and 120's basketball... All-Clty... Block P... science major...wlll g' to Clty CoIlege...remembers Poly's basketbal team of 1956-1957. SUE HOURIHAN.. .Cheerleaders Club.. .Dram Club... Servlce Soclety...Elltes Trl-Y...bus lness major...remembers all of the people an ,her frlends. JEANNE HUFFSTUTTER. . .ElglnsTrl-Y. . .Futur Business Leaders...Engllsh major...wlll got college. ..remembers the frlendly students. RICHARD HUGHES...footballand J.V. baseba ...math major...remembers the senior root In the boys' gym. SAUNDRA lNGRAM...Publlc Speaking Club.. G.A.A. swlmmlng...Engllsh major...remerr bers her senlor year. PATRICIA lRWIN...busIness major...remen bersthefootball pageantandthe football games l I l I RONALD JACKSON...RadIo CIub...Block P... cross country manager...shop major... re- members Mr. Maxwell's jokes. MAURICE JAMES varslty basketball, 112's basketball, track teams Block P...hlstory major...remembers playlng in the TOC. WOODROW JASPER. . .basketball team. . . Block P. . .buslness major. . .remembers all the cham- plonshlps Poly won ln 1957. GLORIA JEFFERY...busIness major...remem- bers her teachers at Poly. ALEX JENKINS...Block P...J.V. football, 130's basketball, and track teams...IndustrIal arts major... remembers the Block P Skating par- tles. ELLIS JENKINS... Block P... football, basket- ball, andtrack teams. . .Industrial arts major. .. remembers golng to the state track meet. EDWARD JOHNSON. . .12O'sand 13O'sbasketbaIl ...Block P...industrlal arts major...remem- bers the nlght of hls Junior Prom. GENE JOHNSON...J.V. football, soccer, base- ball, and track teams...shop major...remem- bers the my he met Blanca Aparlclo. JOHN JOHNSON...track team...shop major. .. remembers Mr. Steve Ebert. WILLIAM JOHNSON...PublIcSpeaklng Club... Drama Club...Service Society... Parrot re- porter Engllsh major rgmempergtl-19 drama class and Mr. Over. BARBARA JONES low senior vlce president ...Block P...Publlc Speaking CIub...buslness major wlll go to IBM schooI...remembers her Junlor Prom. DELLA JONES...high senior treasurer...Mod- ellng Club...Future Business Leaders...bus- iness major remembers when she won the electlon as hlgh senior treasurer. JERRY JONES...hIstory major. . .wlll go In navy ...remembersthedayhebecame a hlgh senior. ROBERT KANE. . .cross countryandtrack teams ...Block P and stars...buslness major...re- members golng to the TOC ln Berkeley. DIANNE KASTEL. . .Future Business Leaders. .. business major...remembers the annual foot- ball pageant. KATHRYN KELlJER...Elites Tri-Y. . .Future Bus- lness Leaders. . .Exchange Editor of Parrot . .. yearbook staff...business major. . .remembers the students and their different ways. DIANE KENNY. . .home economicsand buslness majors remembers Poly winning the first TOC game they played. BARBARA KESSELOFF Block P...business major... remembers her junior year and the faculty rally. PATRICIA KETl'EN...EngIish major...will go to college in AIabama...remembers her senior year. DENNIS KING... shop major...will enter ser- vice. . . remembers the move-up assembly. I t ' j , I L. we 'W f f wf' 1, my T77 f-J: f ' .U ff 4 5 , E -to L j . X , i s . X, ,av 2 'title .,, 5 . .1 2. I DORIS KING... A Cappella Ch0lr...drlll team Block P and star... buslness major... re- members the pop-corn booth ather Court falr. TED KIRCHHOFF... Block P...Blg Brothers... football and track... lndustrlal arts major... will go to S.F. State...remembers Poly wln- nlng 1955 football champlonshlp. GERALD KNOPOFF.. .Future Retailers Club... 120's basketball.. .Engllsh and retalllng majors ...remembers the 1956 Court Falr. GEORGE KOUNLAR IANOS . .. Congress... track team...hlstory major.. .wlll enter Clty College . . .remembersthe dayhebecamea hlgh senior. VIBEKA LAR SON. . .Future Buslness Leaders.. business major.. .will go to Clty College...re- members Mrs. Erlccson. DANIEL LEDDY. . .class collector. . .science ma- jor...remembers PolywinningtheA.A.A. bas- ketball crown last year. PATRICIA l.EDDY ...Future Buslness Leaders ...business major...remembers her commer- clal teachers. ALVIN LEE... business major...wlll go to City College... remembers winning all ofthe 1957 sports championships. CHARLES LEE industrial arts major...wlll enter Air Force remembers Poly winning the 1955 football crown. JUDITH IEGRAND. ..Block P ...Modeling Club ...business major. ..will work for bank...re- members rushing to get the street car while on four-four plan. NORRIS LEWlS...track team...lndustrlal arts major. . . remembers the games, the field trips, the homework, and the tests. SQUIRE LEWIS. . .class collector...EngIish and soclal science majors. . .remembers Poly win- nlng all of Its championships. ROBERTA LICHTMAN. ..Block P...class collec- tor...Drama Club...Future Nurses... Parrot reporter . . . home economics major .. .remem- bers recelvlng her Block P. SHANNON LILE... Radlo Club... Sgt's Club... Saber Club... math major...wlll enter college ...remembers seelngthe Lux Lab grow from an electronics class to Its present status. HOWARD LIM. . .MD award. . .mechanlcaIdraw- Ing major remembers Poly's sports record In 1957. FRANK LIPKINS football, basketball, and track teams Block P...muslc major...re- members making All-Clty ln track for three years. BERNARD LLACUNA . . . student body custodian soph, junlor, and senior presidents... Block P... Service Soclety...Blg Brothers... J. V. football. . .trackand cross country. . .math major. . .remembers hls years as class president. AN DREW LOOBEY. . .cross countryand track... record breaker history major... wlll enter servlce.. .remembers belng ona wlnnlng track team for four years In a row. ROBERT LOVE... J.V. football, basketball, and swlmmlng teams shop major...remembers the Junior Prom and the Skating party. CLARENCE LUA. . .swlmmlng team. ..lndustrlaI arts major. . .remembers the Court Falr. GWEN MAGPl0NG...ServIce Soclety...Cheer- leaders CIub...Block P...sclence major...wlll enter U.C .... remembers the all-teacher rally. PHIL MARQUI S...Radlo Club... Saber Club... Servlce Soclety . .. Sgt's Club . . .Ampex Award . ..Bank of America Award. . .math and science major. . . remembers the faculty assembly. LAWRENCE MARTIN. . .Publlc Speaking Club. .. basketball. . .shop major. . .remembers belng In Miss FranklIn's class. PEGGY MASTIN . .. Future Nurses. ..sclence, history, and Engllsh majors...remembers the move-up assembly. JEANETIE MC ALLISTER... class collector... Future Business Leaders...buslness major... remembersworklng for the Bureau of Internal Revenue. JOHN MC CLYMOND...Sgt's Club. . .A Cappella Cholr...band. . .muslc block... muslc major ...remembers the faculty rally. NADINE MC DONALD...EIgIns Trl-Y...A Cap- pella Cholr...Block P...buslness major...re- members theA Cappella Cholr Christmas tours and the feeling of pride one gets from belng In the class. BILLY MC GlLL...science major...AII-Amer- ican basketball player . . .remembers Poly vrln- ning the 1958 basketball crown. RAMONA MC KNIGHT. . .Future Retailers. . .re- talllng major... remembers the day she first wore her senlor cap. JOHN MC LAUGHLIN... Drama Club...Engllsh major. . . remembers the TOC In 1957. JOYCE MC NABB Elltes Trl-Y...yearbook staff.. .business major. . .remembers the many good friends that she made. PATRICK MEYERS... Drama Club... baseball and soccer. . .yearbook staff. ..BIock P. . .muslc block... muslc and Engllsh majors ...remem- bers the rehearsals of theterm play The Bat . HERBERT MEIER. .. Block P ...cross country, track, and swimming... science major...re- members whenthe HI Fl's from Bal sang Ber- muda Shorts . LOI S MEYERS...buslness major...wllIwork at post office. . .remembers Poly's skating parties. RICHARD MlLANl...history major...remem- bers how Poly won so many championships In 1957. NIERRIT Mll.ES. ..shop major.. .remembers hls senlor year. SONYA MOHOFF... A Cappella Cholr...muslc block and stars... muslc major...remembers the choir tours, banquets, vlslts to hospitals, and vlslts to colleges. BEVERLY MOORE. . .Top Teachers Club...class collector. . .art major.. .remembers the record set by Poly's basketball team and wrltlng for the Cub Issue of the Parrot . EDWARD MOORE.. . Block P. ..track...soccer, basketball, and cross country...Spanlsh major ...remembers Poly beating Balboa ln 1955 and losing to Balboa In 1957 forthe championship. GENE MOORE footbal team Block P. .. science major...remembers his senlor year. WY?-XPP L rx b H fly 'wr-3 MAX MORALES. . .sclence major. . .remembers hls hlgh senlor year. GERALDINE MORGAN... Block P...A Cappella Cholr . ..Servlce Society. . .band...muslc ma- jor... remembers how frlendly everyone was when she flrst came to Poly. RICHARD MORGAN...swImmlng, basketball, and track history major...remembers the Block P skatlng partles. WILBUR MORRIS...footbaII lndustrlal arts major. . . remembers golng to the TOC. LEANN MORRISON. . .A Cappella Cholr...Block P...muslc block... business major...remem- bers the move-up assembly. WANDA MOSLEY... Elltes Trl-Y...Future Re- talIers...Future Business Leaders...busIness major remembers the champlonship of frlends and PoIy's splrlt. JEANEITE MOTTlNl...Service Society...Future Business Leaders. . .Block P...buslness major remembers all of her friends and the good tlmes they had together. JEFF MULANAX...Engllsh major...remembers the earthquake that Shook the rafters. JOHN MUSANTE...class collector...math ma- jor. . .remembers when hebecamea high senlor. LINDA NAGLE. . . Servlce Soclety...Cheerlead- ers CIub...BIock P...science major...remem- bers all of the wonderful frlends she's met. HAROLD NAlL...track team...shop major... remembers the rallies at Poly. NELVUN NEAL... G.A.A .... buslness major... remembers Poly wlnnlngthe 1958 A.A.A. bas- ketball tltle. MARILYN NICE... Block P... Top Teachers... Cheerleaders Club . . . art major.. . remembers the senlor move-up assembly. LILA NIEDENS... Block P...Trl-Y...Engllsh major...remembers the G.A.A. awards rally. MARLENE NOTO Block P Cheerleaders Club... buslness and home economics major ...remembers when she flrst put on her sen- lor cap. ROBERTA NOTO Block P Cheerleaders Club buslness major... remembers when she flrst wore her senlor cap at the move-up assembly. DIANE NYE. . .Servlce SocIety...Future Nurses Block P. . . hlstory major. ..remembers her flrst day at Poly when she couldn't flnd room 270. DONALD ORTEZ.. .swlmmlng team...arl major . . .remembers the rallles. SYLVIA PAPEN. . .Top Teachers . .Cheerleaders Club Block P... history major...wIll goto S.F. State. . .remembers the 1957 TOC. OWEN PARKER swlmmlng team...math and Industrial arts majors... remembers the TOC and the frlendly people at Poly. Yl'1lL YHKNLK.. .FEQISITY DTESIUEHI .. . BIOCK P ...cross country and track... Engllsh major ...remembers hw: frlendly everyone is. LARRY PASSMORE...class collector...soccer tearn...BIock P...shop major...remembers his first and last bag of Johnson's French frles. PATRICIA PATTON ...modern dance...model- Ing club...A Cappella Cholr...Block P...muslc major ...remembers eating lunch ln the cafe- terla. BARBARA PEEL...art and history majors... remembers havlng lunch fifth period andthe crowded streetcars In the mornlng. GLADYS PEREZ...Future Business Leaders... Cheerleaders Clul1..buslness major... remem- bers the TOC. GARETH PERKINS ...high junior secretary... hlgh senior vlce president ...C. S.F. Block P...DAR Award...science, language, and Eng- llsh majors.. .wlll go to Cal. . .remembers move- up assembly and TOC. PATRICIA PERKlNS...Block P...Top Teachers ...Future Nurses...Managing Edltor of Par- rot ...history major... remembers the Court Fairs, Block P actlvlties, and seventh period gym. WILLIAM PETERS... J. V. football... English major...remembers the Block P Skating Party and the tube of lipstick. ANTHONY PISCIOTTA Block P...class col- lector. ..J.V. and varsity football...track team Industrial arts major remembers Mr. SandIfur's jokes. BARBARA POLLOCK . . . business major...wiIl look for a job. CAROLYN PRESTON registry president... Block P. .. business major... remembers Pat, Frank, Diane, and Paula. ROBERT PUCCETTI registry president yearbook staff... soccer and track teams... Engllsh and Industrial arts majors...remem- bers the TOC In Berkeley. ALFRED PUCCI ...industrial arts major. . .re- members graduation. WANDA PYLE...Modeling Club...Future Bus- iness Leaders...home economics malor..,.re- mem9ef5 the Poly-Washington basketball game In 1958. r i GLEN QUAN...lndustrlal arts major...remem- bers his high senlor year. ELNIARIE RAGSDALE A Cappella Cholr... music block and pin...home economics major remembers her first high school football game. ROBERT RAKlSH...shop major ...remembers all of his math teachers and counselors. TOM REED...Servlce Soclety...CoIor Guard... Cadet Award... Spanish major... remembers the hard work put out by his class to make the Court Falr a success. EDWARD REGAN... math major... remembers his high senior year. RICHARD REKON...head yell Ieader...Drama Club... cross country...Engllsh major...re- members the 1957 TOC. ml . I E? ,ax H, 4:7 ,Z 5 W f 2, fAg'g ' ,, l,: ' .. Zfiz'i3fifi'2f'6f , ' . . if ff L 4252 . 'L ff, 1 . WXZWLWP fi?v'ff ' L 4- wffqi-.:.1 ' V -- 'M-1 1 5 .X , gif. IQ' ,V ' V ft- ,V ,, ,w.4. f- - -1 f J sv .rl ,555 ' ,r',, , 2 , l ff , f'Q W' f D D' Y., ' tif' . ' i. ' . ff' j . I I If E W f fwf 1 . ,' f 4i1iY7fi1. A'-,'-' L4 .,,, , I I 4.2: 'X ' I ,:, g , ,. WV JOHN ROCKEIT cross country and track... Block P . . . lndustrial arts major. . .remembers Poly's trophy case and all of the titles the school has won. TYRONE ROCKETF track team...lndustrial art major remembers Mr. Sandlfur and Mr. Witt. DOLORES RODRIQUES. . . reglstry presldent. . . Service Soclety. .. yearbook staff... business major. . .remembers the rally the teachers put on for the students. RACHEL ROGERS... G.A.A .... hlstory major cub staff of Parrot remembers the move-up assembly. MIMI ROMANSKY. . .home economics major. . . remembers reglstry C and Mr. Rlley. CHARLES ROSS... hlstory major...wiIl goto Clty College. ..remembers beating Washington ln the closing seconds of the game. JOHN ROUMBANIS ...President of Block P... track, cross country, and swlmmlng.. .lndus- trlalarts major. . .remembers the day the cross country team won the champlonshlp. DAVID ROUTERY... Radlo Club...tennls team lndustrial arts... remembers hls work ln the Lux Lab. JOHN SAIZ. . . Co-Edltor of Parrot . ..Engllsh major... wlll go to U.S.F. remembers the dark room ln photography. JACK SANBRAlLO...swlmmlng team...lndus- trlal arts major. . .remembers Poly's auto shop. ALLAN SANDSTROM... Block P... manager of football team sclence major... remembers losing the championship twice ln a row. SONJA SARMIENTO. . .hlgh soph vlce presldent Servlce Soclety Cheerleaders Club... yearbook staff. . . G.A.A .... buslness major... remembersthe day she first put on her senlor cap. LEONA SCALES...Future Business Leaders... modern dance...buslness major...remembers looking for her wallet ln all of the trash cans in the cafe. SALLY SCHEPER...busIness major...remem- bers winning the football tltle In 1955. NANCY SCHRADER...Block P...buslness ma- jor. . . remembers her class Court Fair and the four-four plan. SANDRA SCHUMANN... buslness major...re- members all of her teachers. CARMIE SHlMAN...Block P presldent...Pub- llc Speaking Club. . .Drama Club. . .Cheerleaders Club. . .English major. . .remembers participa- ting lnthe ralllesand golngto all of thegames. JOHN SHEVELAND hlstory major...remem- bers hls hlgh senior year. GEORGE SElFERT...Block P... Parrot staff... yearbook staff . . .football team. . .hlstory major ...7remembers belng on the football team of 195 . HELMA SCHWENDl G. . .class collector.. .C. S. F. ...French and math majors...remembers the day Miss Franklin presented her the llfe mem- bership pln ln the C.S.F. EARL SHOWERS. . .swimming team. . .shop in jor remembers waltlng for graduation to arrive. JESSE SIRLES Block P...football and track teams . . . Industrial arts major . . . remembers the skatlng parties put on by the Block P. CAROLE ANN SLOCUM... Service Society... Public Speaking Club Modeling Club...Top Teachers . . . English major . . . remembers the move-up assembly. WELTON SMITH Service Society...Block P ...soccer, basketball, and track...yearbook staff... Parrot staff...Engllsh major...re- members the memorles he got whlle watching incoming sophs. LINDA SNOOK...Future Business Leaders... business major remembers her first day at Poly and getting lost. PATRICIA SPURGEON...art major...remem- bers Mr. Slee. FRED STARK class colIector...Radio Club ...C.S.F .... science major...remembers the all faculty rally. ALFRED STEWARD...Future Business Leaders ...basketballteam...Spanish major...remem- bers getting his first F in high school. HOWARD STlMAT'ZE cross country and track teams industrial arts major...re- members the championship football gameof 1957. THOMAS STONE.. . Student body custodian... Service Society... Block P...Big Brothers... Parrot staff cross country and track teams history and English majors... re- members the day he finished Spanish. NOEL STUBBS...class collector...math major . . .remembers his ninth grade English teacher. RICHARD SULLIVAN 130's basketball Block P...science and math majors...remem- bers winning the 130 pound championship for 1958. MICHAEL TAYLOR Radio Club . ..math and science majors . .remembersthefootball games THOMAS TAYLOR ...tennis and golf teams... math major. . .remembers the Lux Lab. JOSEPH TERRON. . .soccer and swimming teams industrial arts major remembers the raids on the Senior Bench. ETHEL THOMAS. . .Future Business Leaders... band and orchestra ...math major...remem- bers the first day she arrived. BARBARA THOMPSON Service Society... Block P... Top Teachers music block business major.. .remembers the Tournament of Champions. NIAE THOMPSON. ..Block P. . .business major remembers the TOC in Berkeley. ERNIA THORNE Public Speaking Club... Block P... business major...remembers the first report card period of each term. ELEANOR TlMM...Modeling Club...art major . ..remembers the earthquake last year. I 5 I I F ea' W 5. vi, . pg wg., if.. . ,Q ,, ..,. ta., ,ff . A M., , .. , 3'-1. ,q 0. 'xi , if 'I' ' fr ' 'e . A 3 I if I I ll, I -xg- weir- C7 I Us ...,,,.,m. . , V A ' 4 4 f . 9 '51 Pj A ,. . . ,Few 'Q . lift? ee 31 V . , A , ft.. rw' we wat 4r ' A-J f. .' 5ys?2' .' -'A' 4'-Wai. R' ve ' . 1. ' f mf . C V V, ' l I I f I I A ' I 51. ml' f 5... -A ...af .ij ff a 1 leaf A f ,' - ' ? f s I ' ' f 'YC L 3 ' I 1 Q . .4 - .L . 41 Q I ., ' 'fl 1 I -. 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DONNA TURNER . .. class collector. . .business major. . . remembers the all-faculty assembly. CHARLES TYNER. . .basketball and track teams Block P...buslness major... remembers wlnning the 1958 basketball championship. JUANITA URRUTlA...ar't major...remembers her senior year. JOHN VANN . .. Service Society...Drama Club Public Speaking Club English and in- dustrial arts major remembers his regis- try teacher, Mrs. Haglund. DARLENE VEIARDE... business major re- members the move-up assembly. DIANE WAGNER science major...remem- bers her trips to the photography room. WELDON WALLER. . .language major. . . remem- bers his two semesters at Poly. LYNN WATSON... football team...BIock P... shop major remembers the 1957 football team. SUE WEST Future Business Leaders...A Cappella Choir... registry president... bus- iness major . .. remembers everyone's friend- llness. BILLY WHEELER Industrial arts major... remembers when he broke his arm in 1956. VIRGINIA WIELGOSZ Future Nurses Block P typing major remembers all of the Block P actlvltles. ERNEST WILLIAMS remembers all of the kids who made Poly the great school it ls. HELEN WILLIAMS.. .Future Business Leaders A Cappella Choir...business major...re- members the move-up assembly. JOANN WlLLIAMS...Future Business Leaders ...business major . .. remembers the moment she became a high senior. PAULINE WILLlAMS...Block P...art major... remembers when she became a Block P mem- ber. LEROY WISE. . .track and basketball teams... Industrial arts major... remembers the TOC and skating parties. GAIL WOLFE...Future Business Leaders.. . business major... remembers her .lunlor Prom. STEVE WOLFE. . .math major. . .remembers his entire senior year. Eoivluno woNa . .Block P...cr0ss country A track .. .science major. . . remembers hls won- derful teachers. CLAUDE WOOLWINE. . .cross countryand base- '- ball teams... Sports Editor of Parrot ...re- of members getting out. PAULA woNoERLEv...Block P...rop Teachers P- ' ...Future Nurses... Parrot reporter...Eng- O G '- lish major.. remembers Block P actlvltles and Pat Perklns. GEORGE YEE... tennls team...math major... 4' remembers the TOC last year. 4 CAROLE YOUNG. . .Future Business Leaders... A Cappella Choir . .. muslc block and stars... remembers her senior hat, rlng, and move-up assembly. CLAUDINE YOUNG... class collector...Future Business Leaders..,business malor...remem- bers the Junlor Prom. i Graduation is almost here! Members of the high senior class had to go through a day of taking measurements for size. Left to right: Joe Terron, Pat Spurgeon, Valerie Ford, Gene Nloore, Dawn Hollander, andEleanorTimm try ontheirs for size. Thellne-up! The high senior class posed for its panoramic picture a month or so before graduation took place. The hot sun and heavy clothing were all the seniors could stand. But it was fun getting out of class! ...and here is the other side of the class. They are anxiously awaltlng the click of the shutters. The photographer ls busy making .sure that all of the girls have even hemlines and that their shoes are straight. . '.,. f ,177 ,.. 17,1 .V 6. Ziff? I I W f,,,, . 4. 1, ' 'fn ff 45. f af X , 46 f l L-.1 PAGE 121 ,,. PoIg's Tri-'fs Organized Democracy. Service. ROW 1: F. Habeeb, J. Barnacle, S. Bourbln, L. Styrls. ROW 2: J. Brower, J. McNabb, D. Hollander, M. Calvello, l. Blanco, M. Hayward. ' ROW 3: J. Loskutov, S. Lord, W. Mosley, K. Keller. ' f'r1ex 5 s ?f't'? -T 'T 'LQ' O f ., 6 XJ! ELGINS TRI-Y ROW 1: J. Huffstutter, V. Larsen, P. Leddy, C. Chlman, A. Brussa, 6 J. Dennis. ROW 2: M. Nice, M. Golfrs, L. Niedens. ROW 3: L. Campbell, N. McDonald, S. King, S. Belling. , '. 9 rs. H-- . 'Z .. ,. 32- 5' it fain! .19 1 ', . . . if. PAGE 122 TRI-LITES TRI-Y gorlc, T. Cole, C. Frlcke, D Dickson, N. Lalty. ROW 2: J. Pagan, A. Rodri gues, Y. Montaban. ROW 3: C. LeBlanc, P. Foster n Marte, u wright, s. Coontz. ROW 1: B. Henderson, J. 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F m Mlssion 7-9l56 ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT SPORTSWEAR o UNIFORMS PAGE 125 Mir jx Myfwfix J W V ,' . A , 'LJ M' MN' a Official Photographer for Poly Yearbook PLYMOUTH PICTURES T007 Market Street KL 2-0363 V' JU' K V WD 4 ,W my My kk 1 1 'I 1 The pictures on this page and the individual and club pic- tures throughout this book were taken by Plymouth Pictures. Students desiring portraits may order them at any time. i i K - IQ.9.f-UK Lum VSQJGJI., NND L, 3-ga-'Y,N .LQESXQ-Q-YQYMN, AQ-,CLI Lawf' C,i,,q, Ck-I Ll, is iff Q, Ayn- vkourk' hy-,LIE uKQ4+Jc.f - .a.,a,frt'Af'Kf ' CL Cf' I I BYJXJ'-- ffi. xl l fx ,f1S Z... 3 fglixxm fsfkwi W 'fgxgfl .asa kj fs V? BEWILDERED ABOUT YUUR FUTURE? Bothered about job-hunting? Bewildered about what company to work for or how to End a good, solid position that will give you the opportunity to advance No need for a crystal ball or right over to Metropolitan Life. Look: ' Good starting salaries-regular in reases-rapid promotions. 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CSM? 2-e at '- - t I 'wi -.J ' Ill rm I I can't stand it, I can't stand it, screams Editor Fareeda Habeeb as she encounters another delay in the yearbook production. Quick to her rescue come slaves George Seifert, Sonya Sarmiento, Frank Cava, and Joyce Dennis. PAGE 128 l Ah, now this is better. The efforts to revive Fareeda have worked. The editors can grin now as the 1958 Polytechnic goes to press. It's all in the hands of the printer! MR. JOHN HOFER who suffered through taking the activity pictures in this book, through processing and printing the photos for the newspaper and yearbook, and who was always willing to devote hours of his time toward meeting endless deadlines. MR. RICHARD SLEE who supervised the art work, who helped with the cover, who supplied art materials, who offered suggestions for layouts, and who exhibited loads of atience in answer p . ing questions about year- book art problems. M.R. 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Quick to her rescue come slaves George Seifert, Sonya Sarmiento, Frank Cava, and Joyce Dennis. PAGE 128 Ah, now this is better. The efforts to revive Fareeda have worked. The editors can grin now as the 1958 Polytechnic goes to press. lt's all in the hands of the printer! MR. JOHN HOFER who suffered through taking the activity pictures in this book, through processing and printing the photos for the newspaper and yearbook, and who was always willing to devote hours of his time toward meeting endless deadlines. 10 mm MR. RICHARD SLEE who supervised the art work, who helped with the cover, who supplied art materials, who offered suggestions for layouts, and who exhibited loads of patience in answer- ing questions about year- book art problems. MR. 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