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

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gt ,- 13 x, , 'roi' Front row- Briggs, Howlett, Paris, Browning, Helms, Card. Squires, Flory, Sharp, Ford Sec-ond row -Fellwzwk, Stewart, Splawn, Adams, Palmer, Gallanis, Winsler, Soliz, Dinkhe, Keault, Phillips, Ringstrom, Miller Iiack row --Pace, Edwards, Borders, Merkwin, Walker, Webb, Barts, Sweeney, Harris BOTTOM Front rowf- -Nickerson, eChastin, Dunkhe, Wood, Small, Henderson, Moore, Colber, Hurst Second row -Davidson, amon, Richardson, Byers, Crane, Ott, Cox, Browning, McMahan, Trujills Third row- -Cr ss, Sw , Fleming, Titjen, Fellwock, Harvath, Ford, Innes, Montgomery, Floger Fourth row-W illi , Parker, Copeland, Sanson, Hallock, Fraser, Paris, Topes, McQuillan, Fife, Bye P 'XR I I i l VISUI' B I'ESE11l3.llVBS H11 X if W N l , f ' P 1 6 So you Want to gripe do you? Vvell, not here. Go to the House of Advisory. They will either give profound consideration to your idea or tell you what is Wrong with same. At any rate, you will have a feeling of either satisfaction or hewilderment after telling them just how this school should he run. lvlilton Montgomery and James Helms are the lads who try to keep things calm and orderly.

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. ,,, .A .Mf .,KA '- THE UTHERS There are two kinds ot Commission meetings-smooth and bumpy. First a SMOOTHEE --M The meeting is caiied by Don, minutes read and approved. Old and new business-Gerry reports. Dave brings up new ideas. Jean wants to icnow when her G. L. assemblies areg white Harold wonders about announcements. Again Don caiis the meeting to order because oi giares from Mr. Haiiocic. Jack dejectediy reports that the SPOTLIGHT must cut down and not because he is iazy. Tad seidom opens his mouth. After much debating, Don quietly adjourns the meeting, leaving everyone in doubt as to what happened. BUMPY.-HH The meeting was caiied to order. The minutes werenyt read because the incompetent sec- retary was very tate in coming. The purpose oi the meeting was to ratify the budget. Members had to be dragged from their ciasses to maice the voting iegai. Finaiiy everyone arrived and tor the remaining tive minutes the entire meeting was summarized tor the absenteesg during this time Mr. Young was trying to iceep the peopie in the A. S. B. store down to a steady roar. The belt rang and Don adjourned the meet- ing. Poor Mr. Haiioctc didn,t say a word. 'A d V Zi- S B d b U Babcock shows Haiioclc ulhemu elchings HYardbirds Hambiin and Dunagan

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,witegr W if I WW ll if J Ula s Councils JUNIOR COUNCIL Front row-Post, Flippo, Sharp, Smith, Burns, Madina Back row4Trotta, Shippe, Weller, Brown, R. Brown SOPHOMORE COUNCIL Front rowf-Davis, Tissot, Parma, Lackey, Way Second row-Shepard, Price, Courter, Henry, Wilson, Bennett, Addington, Back row-Miller, Snider, Hodges, White, Halstead, Tate, McCollum ,9'. SEP' '09- E ff, JR. Hvvhat does the Junior Council do?H They ar- range the Junior-Senior Prom which transpires an- nually in the merry month ol lVlay, and ol course all those routine things that fall to a council. Lloyd Ul- yate toolc this unruly hunch under his wing with the assistance ol class advisers Cavenagh and Qhmen. SUPH As every class must. even the lowly ulgoodlehugsn had a leading group ol stu- dents who told their under- lings just where and when to step. This was lmown as that aspiring Sophomore Council, under the leader- ship ol Gerald Adix.