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

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a c a a y (y L a b President Miss Leslie Fowler Vice President Mr. Alfred W. Beatie Secretary-Treasurer Mr. John M. Bell Social Chairman Miss Frances E. Bandy ANDERSON, JESSIE I. The Faculty Club has had a very active and inter- esting season. Throughout the year, committees from the faculty have been studying and working on several problems, particularly on the activity program for students and the guidance of students. The Activity Committee, working under the leadership of Mr. Morris, is made up of Mr. Morris, Miss Rickard, and Mr. Bodoc. The Guidance Committee, headed by Mr. Fox, is composed of Mr. Fox, Miss Campiglia, Miss Shamel, Mr. List, and Mr. Lorbeer. Under the leadership of its officers the club has had a particularly varied series of social affairs, including a tea and a dinner in honor of the new members of the group, a lecture, a bridge party, and a musicale. ARMSTRONG, SERGT. ROBERT BANDY, FRANCES BATES, WILLIAM S. BELL, JOHN ' ; - OND0C, NICHOLAS BROCKSIEPER, ELIZABETH BROWN, ESTHER CAMPIGLIA, SYLVIA CASEY, BRUCE M.

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In this our Annual we have made a record of the High School events and experiences, the memory of which we cherish. Here we have expressed our idealism and our aspirations. May this expression serve in stimulating us to moimt to new reaches of appreciation of all that is noble and fine in life, creative genius in all lines, and wit and humor which show a genuine love of life. This year ' s Annual nears completion. I take this opportunity to commend the many students who have given freely of their time and energy to make it a success. The completion of the Annual reminds us that soon the class of 1936 will leave Poly ' s halls. I am sure that we all wish them Good Luck. Do I believe in luck? Sure I do. It consists of the ability to see an opportunity, seeing it, to seize it, and having laid hold of it, being possessed of the tenacity of purpose and the strength of character to hold on. Good luck. Seniors one and all. Have you learned to play? This may seem an idle question but it has a direct and important bearing on your life after graduation. When I was four- teen I worked from twelve, noon, until twelve, midnight, six or seven days a week. That meant practically no playtime. You are faced with a six-hour work day and a five-day week. This puts the emphasis on your free time. Are you prepared to use it profitably? I hope our high school has made some effort to prepare you for wholesome recreation.

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a c II It ) COLLEY, W. L. COOK, ORWIN W. E. COONS, F. WAYNE CORDELL, E. B. CUMMINGS, MARIE DALRYMPLE, V. S. ENGLEMAN, JOHN I. FINLEY, MARGARET FOWLER, LESLIE FOX, FREDERICK G. FROST, MERLE A. GRABER, EDNA GRIFFITH, HARRY GROCE, L. ORRIE HAMILTON, RAYMOND