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

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.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

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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