Riverside Polytechnic High School - Koala Yearbook (Riverside, CA)

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Edward Welles has served as president of the Student Body and presiding officer of the Commission with much success for the year of 1952-1935. The Commissioner of Girls' Welfare is Betty Landis, who acts as president of the Girls League. She has successfully con- ducted welfare work and numer- ous social events. Irene Engleman, as Commis- sioner of Entertainment, has given us some fine programs during this, her second year as a Commissioner. The vice-president of the Student Body is Howard Geib, the Com- missioner of Boys' Welfare. He has seen to it that athletics are more highly regarded in the school and deserves much credit. The chief duty of Robert Hunter, Commissioner of Current Publi- cations, is to edit the Spotlight, the school paper. Anne Evans, Com- missioner of Literary Activities, puts out the year book each spring and supervises the debating in the school. Herbert Little and Eleanor Best are the two Iunior Commissioners. They have managed the depart- ments of Records and Finance with admirable and hard-working suc- cess. 3-af, arf ' 5 nf, 2 '- gifs .4 , t 'fl . .Xi ig. a . . - is ju . ..'. G :rim ' 1,5 1 ,-ffiil J-45 . .a . ss.- , 'rf SW, if - pf -4.4M KI 'fiyfri 'fiiii 3 52 x l Lil i f 13' X 2' i 31 : , K., - . A ,itffi 'Fi'l'. ' f 'Y il -1 yi... '33 ' - W, 5:5 L , vi F1 . 4, 5- . Jw . , ,Z 'F 5' -fcY'i '1 I ' 'ww l -I ggy.. . if W gg . . if T 'V ' 'H WL? -. 'I f! f' 'F' ' rf ,jf Welles Engleman Geib Landis r ig? Hunter Evans 25 ,3 Little nest fj FFT. ,52- 451 .F if xg: ,f 21 J-

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BUYS SERVICE CLUB Presndent How ARD Gus Vxce Presldent Ross CUNNINGHAW Counselor of Fmance-ROBERT HORTON Secretary HOWARD WILSON The Boys Seruce Club whlch was created four years ago has grown mto one of the most xmportant orgam zatlons of thxs school Thls club endeavors to act for the general welfare of the boys by promotmg sports by gettmg mstructxve and mterestlng 'lSiCfl'llJllCS along wlth socxal functlons of all lunds The Intramural Club whlch IS sponsored by the Boys SCFVICC Club gxves all boys who do not partlclpate m mterscholastlc sports a chance to show thelr ablllty ln the games and contests that are held after school Nearly every month the Commlssxoner of Boys YVel fare Howard Gelb succeeded 1n gettlng an excellent xssembly These assemblles were very mterestmg as well as educational All ln all the vear was made much more lnterestmg than xt would otherwlse have been PIOWARD W 1LsoN 54 Q 23 Gelb Cunm Lha H rt YP lab S- 3 5 tfixgiii fr? '1 fi- H .IC kg-lffkz' 'f,1. :45'f - - , ' fi? 1? ' ip. iffbilfg ' , :V 3 -g -54.13 .1 ' - - 1 ' 1 ' iii.. ,. 2 ' ' ' QT . , .' . ' Wi kia -Q YY- ' . 1 M729 T 4 . . . . fo,-543-: 2 1 Nik . . . . . . ':,.. ,Q 1 . . , . ig 75, ay- lg . . Jag 1 , , . . . . , vim., 7 1.153 ' - 1 'Q V' .EJ 1 ' - '1 ., 1 I Ve' .' 5 2 . , . ' I QW c . I , . - R '- if, Y 1 V . V :ft 1 P gf .3 1 - L .1 g gd. pf. aiu' 2 X,-121' .. N, - ,A Eg 5 af' .- 1 .1 , - 'n Y m 0 on A Wilson