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

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QW, 2, if-f V1 Q, JW, I. 22 242 fi ul School days, school days, dear old golden rule days.. . So go the words of the famous old song, and so goes the theme of THE POLYTECHNIC 1959. With- out any fancy frills or gimmicks this yearbook attempts to show Polytechnic High School as it was during the 1958-1959 school year: a school filled with a variety of activities and learning situations designed to give its students the best education possible. School days are filled with work, study, and fun, and this book attempts to re-capture these events through the written word and the photograph. It is a simple, straight-forward presentation of the events which will be most remem- bered by the students including school activities, athletics, clubs, class pro- jects, and graduation. This, then, is a record of what has transpired at Polytechnic High School during the year, a record of the school days of some 1,800 Polyites who make the mass of brick and steel a warm, living thing.

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8 XNNEY r Shw' NC 66 xppfli and leo ttzwn ol 5 0 After many years of serving as student body adviser, Mr. james Kinney stepped down from his position of responsibility to devote more time to his duties as head of the Math Department and coach of the tennis team. For a long time Mr. Kinney has supervised the functioning of the student government of Polytechnic. Dozens of student leaders have benefited from his advice and guidance. To Mr. Kinney this book is dedicated in sincere apprecia- tion for all he has done for Polytechnic and its students. ',.73cwfa