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

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FLORENCE M. CAMPBELL A gracluate oi University of California, is our Dean olclirls, a capacity wlwiclw slwe lies ably fillecl lor tlwe last five years. Miss Campbell is a sincere and loyal friend oi tlwe Polyteclwnic Higlw Scl1oolgirls, ancl we wislw to express our appreciation.

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FREDERICK L. MCEUEN Our vice-principal, is a grad- uate otour high school and ot the University of Southern California. l'lis insight and fairness are recognized by the Student Body. His splendid guidance has been that ot a real Friend, and we want him to lcnow that we value him as such.

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Faculty Club OFFICERS President-Miss IENNIE B. WHITE Vice President-DR. E. C. MCCARTY Secretary-treasurerfMISS AGNES COOPER Social ChairmaneM1ss ESTHER E. BROWN A record of the activities of the Faculty Club for the year is an account of a series of social affairs. The first real social affair of the year was a dinner at the Woman's Club House on October 12. Nlrs. Caroline Roblee was chairman of the committee which planned the excellent dinner and program. A very interesting part of the pro- gram was having Miss Kincell recount some incidents of her previous yearis sojourn in Spain and France, and having Miss Finley comment upon the high spots and low spots of her trip around the world. In December the faculty entertained itsclf by playing bridge and other games one evening at the Aurea Vista Club. lxiiss Anne Lindsay and her committee had carried out the Christmas theme in their color scheme, in the green, tree-shaped tallies, and by means of decorated Christmas tree. Having been quite dignified at the first two affairs, the faculty became almost boisterous at times during the carnival held at the Administration Building in February. lVIiss Cvroce and her committees had provided paper serpentines. confetti, balloons, games, music-everything to increase jollity and playfulnessf and the faculty members present were dressed in old-fashioned clothes. Faculty dignity returned, and, on March thirtieth, the club sought enter- tainment in Goldsmith's classic, She Stoops to Conquer, which was pre- sented by the Riverside Community Players. All seemed to enjoy both the play and the opportunity to visit and to discuss the performance during the serving of refreshments afterwards at the home of the social chairman. Before the year ends, there are to be two more social gatherings of the Faculty Club, a tea in the patio of the junior college during the hrst week in ixlay, and the annual picnic to which we have been looking forward. .IENNIIQ Ii. WHITE. Mathematics. A. B.. Northwestern University : Postgra- duate, University of Michigan, ALTI-IEA R. WILLIAMS. Art. Los An- KOlCS Normal School: Pratt Institute. New York: Columbia University. WILLIAM C. WIGLEY. Wood shop. Chi- vzuro Stale Teachers College. HARRY li. YOUNG. Shorthand and Typ- llllf- li- S.. University of California: l'ost-urzuiilzite University of California. RUTH Rl'lAVlS. Librarian, Og-Qidgntal, A. li., Columbia, li. S. WILLIAM S. IKATICS. Mechanical draw- ing. Normal Institute of Technology, Chu-auxo, P. S. -4 1-15--