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

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Gfrflzur Q guna! nik! Even the passing of the years does not seem to change the essentials for good living. This is Tercentenary year in the history of secondary education. As in the beginning, so three hundred years later, reverence, obedience, hard work, respect for law, integrity and loyalty are still listed as Worthwhile, The members of the class of 1935 might well consider the adoption of a program which will include character traits which have withstood the test of time. A. G. Paul.

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FACULTY CLUB Page 16 4 FACULTY President-Esther E. Brown Vice-President-Catherine S. Huntley Secretary-Treasurer-Frederick G. Fox Social Chairman-Dorothea J. Tefft The social affairs of the Faculty Club this year have included a Hallowe'en dinner, at which members of the Board of Educa- tion and new members of the faculty were special guests, a folk-dancing party, a bridge-musicale on Valentine's Day at the home of Miss Frances Fraser, a theater party at the Riverside Community Play- house, and a tea in May in the Patio of the Riverside Junior College. JESSIE I. ANDERSON A. B., University of Toronto, Toronto. On- tario Normal College, Hamilton, Canada. FRANCES E. BANDY--Librarian. A. B., Pomona College: Riverside Library Service School. WILLIAM S. BATES4Mechanical Drawing. Armour Institute of Technology. Chicago, B. S. JOHN M. BELL--Mathematics. A. B., Occidental College. 1 9 3 0 . Graduate work: University of California, Occidental C o 1 l e g e, University of California, Southern Branch. ELIZABETH A. BROCKSIEPER-- English. A. B., University of California, Los Angelesg post- graduate U. C., Berkeley. ESTHER E. BROWN-English. A. B., Stanford University, post- graduate, Stanford. SYLVIA CAMPIGLIA4Home Eco- nomics. B. S. and M. A., Colum- bia. University.