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

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FLORENCE M. CAMPBELL Has successfully filled tlme office of Dean of Girls lor six years. Miss Campbell is a loyal advisor and friend of tlwe Polytechnic High Sclwool girls, and is valued as sucl1 by tl1e Student Body. FREDERICK L. MCEUEN ls Vice Principal of Poly- teclwnic l'ligl1 Sclwool. His Fair play and laroadminded attitude have given l1im tlwe wl1ole-lwearted loyalty and respect of tlwe Student Body. He l'1as shown himself a true friend and counselor of us all.

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MR. PAUL'S MESSAGE Time as the chief element in living is fast losing significance. A complete enjoyment of life is the present trend. Boys and girls need no longer rush through school to shop and office. To live within the narrow limits of the three Rs , is merely to exist. Wholesome living must be based on the ever widening foun- dations of learning. Hence the importance of school and college. This shift of emphasis from learning to earning offers the grad- uating class of 1933 an opportunity to explore in new fields. May you each face the situation intelligently and with courage. A. G. Paul

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FACULTY CLUB Presldent MR LPONARD FR l7Il'R X xce Presldent WR ILARL MCDPRNXONT Secretary Treasurer MISS RLTH E RL xwls Soc1al Chalrman Miss Esrm-R Rhucu The fall season opened wlth '1 dmner party at the Aurea Y xsta Hotel wlth our Qupermtendent, Board of Pducatlon and new facultv members as guests ot honor Our soclal chalrman made this a xerv dellghtful exemng wlth the able asslstance ofM1ss Anne Lmdsay, Mrs Hewett Roblee 'md Nllss Nlargaret Fmlev as her commlttee chalrmen Nlr Nloore added greatly to the ex enmgs enpov ment wlth hxs trax el talk on amalca ln Nox ember we fell from our dxgnlty, donned our rags and went hobo 'Vlr Nlosher and lxlr Bates converted the Administration bulldlng lnto a hobo hangout Exervone Jolned 1n games, eatlng and smgmg around the campfire wxth Vlr Frazxer and Mrs Ingersoll as the prlze hobos The Faculty Club had Charge of the tel l0ll0WlDg the laxent Teachels As a calrv ox er of last year s IJUQIDCSS, the Faculty Club contlnued plans to: and xx is lI'lSl.lgdt0l ot the neulv organmed RlNLl'SlllL Lltv leaehel s lxSSOL1ltl0Il lloxx mo KX Il SON, -l H NORMAN SPOHR Muslc li J NPUFILID Physleal Unnerslty f Colorado bdurntmn work wlth Musle Masters nn Pans xml Chu neo JFQSL MORTLNQPN Physl RUTH REAVIS Llbrarlan c'1 Ldumatlon U 9 C, Occidental College A B Columbm IS S C115 ' --- . 3 , . 3 ,. . X , 1 1 u 4 A ' ' ' . if l S 1 . . l 'nw I Y- . . . , . . L J v I x . . . , . is , , ,I I s , Q Y V I ' ' ' ll YY n n , e Q n . A 9 V u . A v . l 4 ' . . ,Z ' ' m, ., Association meeting of Ianuary 26th. It was held in the Junior College Cottage. , . . . K . ' .- . N ' I 5 L . . . 1. , , , . L. ' '5 . ' 'V -' U ' V2 I 1' -1?