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

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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

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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.

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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.