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

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ORANGE AND GREEN 1931 STLVDENTS: You have reaelmetl .tu- Otl'16FInlle5tUIle1+r1 tllelliell- YYQJV tilf cjlffilltlcitlllll from high sehooll llme goal YOU set for IVfvU1'selX'es three years ago has lleen attalnetl. Now you are really to start on a neu roarl,totr.1y el as you yvillg and the success vou achieve there will de- pend largely upon the use .vou make of your tfrue. Since use is the only teal value of time, each mme should look well as to lmoxv it is spent. In the past some of you have used it wisely, while others have not lleeu so far sighted and have squandered that which was valuable. F. Bl, t',mr11f11.I., Dean Qf Uzflr. FRIENDS: Another year draws to a Close: another group leaves Poly'shallsganother annual makes its appearance and turns our minds, in retro- spect, over the happenings ol' the year. .Way pleasant memories olx days yvell spent lne yours as you tlmumlm its pages. lf, perchance, its pages luring lmetore y ou I11el11oI'tes ull lost opportun- ities and slightetl ta s la s, may the memory hut serve to spur you on to increased etllort in the days ahead ol ivllu, .Nlemlwers ol' the class ot '51, all success to yutll .Way the foundations you have laxd here prove a loot- xng from which you may leap to success. KI . l.. .XlCl'1L'l N. I '1't'r-P1 fzwflluzf. 1 gg 4' .. ,.

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JESSIE I. ANDERSON English A. B.. University of To- ronto. Toronto. LIEUT-COLONEL R. XV. ASHBROOK Military Kansas State Agricultural College: University of Kan- sas: Spanish-American YVar. Philippines. Cuba. ANNE BERTIN Music Dickinson Seminary. Penn- sylvania: Peabody Conserva- tory of Music. Maryland: U. C. L. A. E. F. BLALOCK Physics University of California. Berkeley. ELIZABETH A. BROCKSEIPER English A. B.. University of Cali- fornia. Los Angeles: Post- graduate, U. C., Berkeley. ESTHER E. BRONVN English A. B.. Stanford University: Post-graduate, Stanford. -fn: 2 . .y 'T veg-.1 5' 1 .4-2' My , f J? 4, i fa? M z Q10 RIVERSIDE POLYTECHNIC A. E. BURROWS Agriculture B. S., Drake University. Iowa: Post-graduate. Uni- versity Southern California: State College of Agriculture. Iowa. BRUCE M. CASEY Mathematics A. B.. Mississippi College: B. S.. University of Chi- cago: Post-graduate. Univer- sity of Chicago. W. L. COLLEY Commercial A. B.. Redlands University: Post-graduate. Stanford. and U. S. C. F. XYAYNE COONS English and Journalism A. B. and M. A.. University of Nebraska: Post-graduate. U. S. C. and California. Berkeley. E. B. CORDELL Carpentry University of Missouri: Uni- versity of California. Les Angeles. V. S. DA LRYMPLE Dramatics A. B.. Butler University' -2- Cornell University: Studied in Hanover. Ger- many. -