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

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I'. Caffawdy erueri jiraf ear J45 Hifi cilaau X G Vzipcbwfv' , pw of 0 wif y Wp0Ql4 tvVf r MJ wlyi QW' lv or C allaw av . ay V YKQCYQ From the Principal' s Desk: As we come to the close of my first year as princi- pal of Polytechnic High School, I find it enjoyable to look back on the past year and recall many of the fine activities that we have had. We have had our wins and losses, our good times and hardships, and there have been many indications that we have grown in stature and understanding. May we have the good fortune of continuing in the true spirit of Polytechnic, ever striving for better accomplishments and personal gain. The traditions of Polytechnic have been strong fac- tors in our past successes, and we should look forward to new frontiers to conquer. Let us be leaders and rep- resent our school with honor. ' -Page lO- Principal Callaway played a mean first base onthe faculty softball team in April as the teachers de- . feated the student organized Big Brothers. WW. , 5 f ,f .NL , I J fix. A

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1 F1 -ff A. XX XXX L, ean. of girfd Mrs. Walker has spent the past year doing her usual competcnt job of guiding and counseling Polytechnic girls. Through the years as girls' dean she continues to gain the respect and admiration of all who come in contact With her. Many a girl has departed Polytechnic with deep gratitude fotfdvlrs. Walker who did so much 'fo help with words and acts of wis- dom 'and understanding She has a ,- if . Mkt' ip fig L pe'c'on'1e kwell- known throughout J San'Ei'ai1cisco for her Work in ,, S 15 f I , 'D y Q If 'L f behalf oiigstudents with problems. f .i - A V 'X if f 4 V 'f L , l , ftp K ,Q fl VVVI W' I I L, LIL Iliff ir A Lug L L 1 , L '! MV 65' , Q v I' ,, L J Q i ,7nLf Mrs. Signe Walker V 4 v L 4' X' ,L ff , 4 7 LJ Dean of Girls ' vt, Lf 43 7 4, 4 W IL 1, . Q LA' IQ! Z! V g til' W if 'ii U! I 1 fa!! fffpzzfz' fjflwf 4 f ,rf ,pi , ' J 'J L ldv 'f . JM flff 4, ,Jef in J aya 0 ogri . mfg XV, 0 1 e IL A fl V 1 ef' Q Lf ty Mr. Harold Zimmerman Dean of Boys In his first year as boys' dean Mr. Zimmerman has gained the respect and admiration of teachers a nd s tud ent s alike. Handling discipline cases can be a difficult job, but Mr, Zimmerman has shown enthusiasm for his Work which has already Won him a reputation as an administrator who is interested in helping stu- dents with their problems. His pleasant personality and smile have become a trademark around room 124, his headquarters. -Pogell - iii 'N llll,m10W I