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

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f. 'ffgrrmi f3 1gM ' ' T ' l' l ' e1267l5lllQb'51e CLASSICS Jessie Anclerson, English Ada Kathryn Gunn, English Elizabeth Brocksieper, English Bl. Harper, Science Esther Brown, English Elva lamieson, Science A. E. Burrows, Agriculture Dorothy Kincell, Foreign Languages Rosa B. Cage, Library M. K. ixlartin, Foreign Language Florence Campbell, Science F. L. DlcEuen, Mathematics B. Bl. Casey, .Nlathematics A. Nl. North, History F. Yvayne Coons, English .Wadelein Requet, Foreign Language V. S. Dalrymple, Dramatics Ruth Rickard, History W. C. Drummond, Foreign Language Caroline Roblee, English I. I. Engleman, Science NV. R. Rood, History Margaret Finley, Foreign Languages Reba XVharton, History H. B. Fossett, Nlathematics Iennie B. YVhite, Alathematics Leslie Fowler, English L. YVhite, Science M. A. Frost, English C. Yvilkins, Science

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Faculty Club President-Miss D. KINCELL Vice president-R. P. ANDERSON Secretary-treasurerfRALPH INGERSOLL Social chairman-GRACE IQETCHAM FOOCl-CATHERINE HUNTLFY Polytechnic High School and Iunior College Faculty Club enioyed a very happy and successful year under the leadership of Aliss Dorothy Kincell, presi- dent, Ralph Ingersoll, secretary and Alisses Anne Lindsay and Grace Ketcham, social chairmen. The Hrst event of the school year was the supper-musical held at the VV. Cv. Fraser home on Aurora Drive, on the evening of October Srd. As usual the first meeting was a reunion and a welcome to new members. Un the afternoon of November 26 a tea was held in the C. Cottage, which was well-attended and enjoyed by all present. On lanuary 13th, a delightful bridge-musical took place at the Mission Inn. After an organ recital, bridge was indulged in by some, while others made an interesting tour of the Inn. At a late hour refreshments were served. The February and lune meetings were teas in the apartment of the Applied Arts Building A theater party with a Ureal hot lunch afterwards, was the treat for Flarch. A large group saw a thrilling picture at the Fox and later adiourned to the I. C. Cottage for hot tamales and coffee. The big party at Norco in April, full moon, good eats, and a few hands ot bridge, or perhaps a dance, was enjoyed by a large Crowd. Immediately after school on May 19, the club journeyed to Forest llome where a real outdoor picnic was in order for the members and their families. -Ql2l-

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it 0, A 9 fs? WA- ll Q Sc X., 'V 'Nha APPLIED ARTS ' HN . Major Ashbrook, R. O. T. C. YN. S. Bates, lWechanical Drawing Anne Bertin, Music Appreciation W. L. Colley, Commercial E. B. Cordell, Carpentry Teuman Donoho, Ass't. Glee Club Edna Graber, Physical Education L. Orrie Groce, Home Economics Raymond Hamilton, Auto Shop Hazel Hill, Home Economics G. Hilverkus, Orchestra and Band I. W. Horton, Nlachine Shop Ralph Ingersoll, Helen Kaseherg, Grace Ketcham Donald S. Kelly Electric Shop Commercial Physical Education Physical education Dorothy Koethen, Hygiene X2 Kathryn Kline, Cate Nlanager Anne Lindsey, Home Economics Sergeant Iohn May, R. O. T. C. Christie Nloore, Home Economics N. O. Nloore, Printing Nlary Lee Aloore, Home Economics C. VV. Nlumma, Physical Education I. E. O'Brien, Commercial Alice Richardson, Art H. Norman Spohr, Glee Club Dorothy Tetlit, Physical Education Williani Trout, Auto Shop Adelaide Xvilliamson, Commercial Althea B. Xvilliams, Art Vllilliam Wliglcy, XVood Shop H