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

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Mr. Rupel and Mr, McMillan are shown here in their role of mechanical draw- ing instructors looking over the product of Glen Curtis' T-square juggling. 5C6l,l06L 85 lfULiA Uflifiellfl Could Mr. Casey figure our mystery mathematically with the help of a slide rule? Could it be found in the last Spanish test given by Mr. Booth? Will it be found between two musty pages of a neglected history book? Even sneak looks into those little black books with the suspicious markings don't shed any light on our dilemma. We'll all be a race of white-haired Methusalas if this isn't soon solved. Whom can we blame? Though a miniature Poly bear is holding the attention of Mr. Casey, Mr Wrentmore, and Mr. Dixon, they don't deal with such small figures in their arithmetic classes!

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These are our counselors--ethough their expressions don't show the actual seriousness of their tasks. Left to right, they are: Mr. Rupel, Mr. Kutch. Mr. Casey. Mrs. Roblee, Mr. Clyde. Miss Schnee, Miss Rickard, and Mrs. Mulkey. jkede A 4086! VRML? ik? ll! QQ if Don't let Mr. Thorson, above, figure your income tax he can give fifteen before you get to ten! The man with the quick pencil is pictured here with his assistants, Mrs. Searle and Mrs. Chaffee. 12 g0 6U 0lfU'l . Why? How? How much? You think Mr. Glyde, guidance director lbelowb, would soon yell Uncle, but it perchance he can't find an answer. his capable secretary, Mrs. Maddox, will.

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Miss Rickard, Mr. Iames, Mr. Sevaly, Mr. Scott, and Mr. Adams, Mr. Ienkins shows two of his students that Australia is still social studies teachers. on the map. ,4 mmf? of ffm 'IXIJWLL Lfzi ro emri, an f e History teachers Mrs. Wallace, Mrs. Mulkey, Mr. Green, and Mr. Hadwiger. laeola e in if. 14