POLYTECHNIC HIGH SCHOOL
FACULTY & CLASS OF JUNE 1922 & ALUMNI NOTES
Source: The Polytechnic Journal
Published by the Students of Polytechnic High School, San Francisco, California, June 1922.
Thank you to Earl Harvey for providing this list.
| J.E.
BALE, M.D.
G.W. BANNISTER, Mechanical Arts Miss N. BEEBE, Language Miss E.M. BELL, English J.E. BENTEL, Science Miss K.B. BISHOP, Art F.K. BLUE, M.D. Miss E.L. BROWN, Science Miss. G.L. BROWN, Physical Training Mrs. E.M. BUSHNELL, Head, Art Department Miss N.L. CAMPBELL, Domestic Art Miss A. CERF, Language R.H. COON, Science D. COX, Physical Training Miss E.M. DAHL, Art J.L. DIXON, English Miss I.M. DUFF, History A.DUNAWAY, R.O.T.C. F.L. EMERSON, M.D. Miss E. FRARY, History W.J. GANNON, English J.G. GARRISON, Math R.R. GESELL, Physical Training Miss T.C. GLEESON, Physical Training Miss E.S. COELLER, Art Miss H.M. GRACE, English W.J. GRAHAM, M.D. S.S. GREENLEAF, English J.S. GUTLEBEN, English Miss M.E. HALL, Art H.E. HARRIS, M.D. T.B. HEALY, Mechanical Arts L.J. HENRICH, Science Mrs. E. HOWE, Domestic Art G.C. INGELOW, History A.L. JORDAN, Head, Science Department Miss C.G. KELLY, Math A.D. KING, Math Catp. B.P. LAMB, R.O.T.C C.J. LAMP, Music B.B. LIBBY, Science |
E.N.
MABREY, Science
Miss L.I. McDERMOTT, Domestic Art Miss M.G. McGEE, Language W. McKNIGHT, Physical Training Miss E. McNAB, Head, Domestic Art J.J. McTIERNAN, Head, Mechanical Arts Department A.J. MARTIN, Math Miss P.G. MASCHIO, Study Hall Miss O. MATCHETTE, English Miss I.A. MATTHEWS, Domestic Art P.J. MOHR, Head, Math Department P.F. MOORE, Mechanical Arts Miss H.L. MORIN, Science Miss R. MURDOCH, Art N.P. NEILSON, Head, Physical Training Department W.Q. OSBURN, Science Miss L. PECHIN, Head, Language Department F.E. PERHAM, Head, English Department Miss D. PRIOLEAU, Language J.J. PRONATI, Language Mr. A.H. RAYMOND, Art Mrs. R.G. ROBB, Science Miss L.M. ROBINSON, Music Miss A.H. ROTHER, Music C.E. RUST, Mechanical Arts J.B. SANDERS, Math Dr. L.M. SCOTT, History Miss E. SMITTLE, English F. STOCKTON, Science Miss B.M. STRANGE, Math A.R. SUTHERLAND, Mechanical Arts Miss A. TABRETT, English C.R. TINSLEY, Mechanical Arts C.C. WALKER, Head, Mechanical Drawing Department J.R. WATSON, Language R.B. WEAVER, Mechanical Arts Miss R.V. WINNEK, Domestic Art Miss F. WOLFENBARGER, Art Miss M. WOOD, Domestic Art Miss H. WOODHULL, Physical Training C. ZULBERTI, Math |
| BADARACCO,
Ben
BARTMAN, Herbert BEHRE, Henry BELGAU, Luke BENEDICT, Helen BERTRAND, Charles BIEDERMAN, Adele BLAETTLER, Rudolph BOWERS, Thomas BRAMSTEDT, Wililam BRANCH, Howard BRAUNAGEL, Richard BROWN, Neil BUCKMAN, THomas CATALANO, Silvio CATANICH, Joseph CHURCH, Henel CORNERO, Louis DALLAS, Robert DeBARDELEBAN, Leland DENNY, Adelaide DETWILER, Leo DITTLIES, Ernest DODSON, Jack DORAN, Loretta DOUGLAS, Bernice ECKMAN, Grace ELLEDGE, Albert EPLEY, Frederick ERICKSON, Ernest FAUSS, Earl FAY, Redmond FEISEL, Edwin FERNANDEZ, Antonio FINTERBUSCH, Estelle FITZGIBBONS, Adeline FRANCIS, Coleman FREDERICKS, Llewellyn FREUDENTHAL, Felix FROGGATT, Wilfred GABRIEL, Walter GARREN, Louise |
GIBBONS,
Ray
GILLIES, Edward GODDARD, Vivian GREENSFELDER, Bernard HAGBOM, Emil HALL, Gum HANSEN, Clara HANSEN, Emil HANSEN, Luna HARMS, Hugo HARRIMAN, William HARRINGTON, David HARTJE, Richard HEINO, Felton HEPPNER, George HESS, WIlliam HOLIS, Randall HOLLERAN, Evelyn HOLOHAN, Josephine HUTCHINSON, George IRVINE, Genevieve JOHNSON, Ellis JUNG, Frank KAY, Willard LAKE, George LAWLOR, Eunice LEE, Edward LEE, Fay LEE, On LEE, William LEVIN, Bradford LINDINER, Elliot LLOYD, Harding LORENZINI, Ernest LUND, David MARTIN, Mae MATZEN, Charles MAUER, Milton McINTYRE, Eugenie McLEOD, Stanley MINCHIN, Leroy |
MINDLIN,
Herman
MINZENMAYER, Eugene MOLLATH, August MONKS, George MOORE, ALbert MORGAN, Harry MORRISH, Marjorie MORROW, Mildred MOULIN, Ray MYERS, Lloyd OSAWA, Ikuyo PARKER, Philip POST, Ann POUYDESSEAU, Germaine QUON, Edward REID, John RICE, Margaret RICHARDSON, Mildred ROBERSON, William ROHDE, Lolita ROSENFELD, Pauline ROSENFELD, Sarah RYBERG, Edna SAVILLE, Willard SCHMID, Julius SCHRAMM, Kurt SCOVILLE, John SEAMAS, Lillian SIMPSON, Vernon SMITH, Laura STENNARD, Sybil STEVENSON, Kathryn STODDARD, Edward STRICKLAND, Violet TARANTINO, Frank TASSI, Harold TAYLOR, Mary WALKUP, May Bell WATERHOUSE, Edwon WERNER, Lucille WEST, Faith WILES, Raley |
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Elwood SQUIRES, well known Polyite and Harold PEERY, a graduate of the
class of June, '21, who was prominent in the rescue work on board the ill-fated
"Alaska," are bound for the Orient as wireless operators on the "Empire
State."
The engagement of Miss Margaret WULZEN to Mr. Harold SAMUEL has been announced. Both are graduates of Polytechnic and Miss WULZEN will soon be a graduate of the University of California also. The marriage of Miss Mildred BUSH, who graduated with the class of December, '21, to Mr. Wallace GROOM, took place at the bride's home on St. Patrick's Day, March 17th. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas ATKINSON are residing at their home in Burlingame. Mr. ATKINSON is now a very prosperous broker. Eleanor TOMLINSON has announced her engagement to John EMMONS and the wedding will take place in the near future. Both are former students of Polytechnic. Ruth HEROLD and Helen KING are training to be nurses at the St. Francis Hospital. Dorothy BRIDGETT is attending the California School of Fine Arts, where she is specializing in designing. She hopes to be a modiste some day. Eileen ECKSTROM, Edice BEACH and Rita WADE are at Munson's School for Private Secretaries and intend to enter the business world in a short time. Rosine KAELDER is now Mrs. T.A. HUGHES. Mr. HUGHES owns and runs the Hughes Printing and Publishing Company, on Polk Street. Edwin GABRIEL undertakes the task of doing most of the printing for Poly. Miriam ELSASSER, Janet PARKER and Florence LEVY are following in the footsteps of our faculty. They are studying to be teachers as the San Francisco Teachers; College. Bernice BROWN, of the class of December, '21, intends to leave some time this summer for New York, where she will continue to study ballet, under a prominent dancer. Her mother, Mrs. Thomas BROWN, will accompany her. Roderick CASSIDY, President of the Student Body in the spring term of '21 has been devoting a great deal of his time to the organizaton of De MOLAY. He now has a position with the State Railroad Commission. Pauline EINGSTEIN occupies a position of great responsibility at "Gumps." She is the manager of "Gump's Workshop" and has working under her several girls who received their first art instruction at Polytechnic. Helen LEE, of the class of June. '19, has graduated from art school and now has a splendid position as an interior decorator, with the firm of Martin and Fredericks. Agnes SMITH, of December '21, is teaching the primary grade at the Michelangelo School. The social event of this term was the dance given on Saturday night, April 22nd, at Sorosis Hall. Invitations were extended to all Poly graduates, former pupils, friends and under graduates, and, true to their old spirit, over 250 of them were there; brimful of enthusiasm, gossip and excitement at seeing one another again. In fact there was so much enxcitement, that the music was but an "echo in the distance" during most of the eveing, while joyous feet danced to the chatter of renewed acquaintances. Representatives from graduating classes as far back as 1904 were present, two members of this class traveling from their homes down the peninsula to be there. Among those present at the
dance were:
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