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

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School Board, top — Cress, Bonnett, Robertson, Reid, Long, Waite, Londis, Irving P.-T. A, bottom — Fraser, Alabaster, Bonnett, Egly, Amon, Cress, Landis, Dunagan, Thayer, Morton, Grubbs Office staff— Crafts, Waddell, Pratt, Rees SCHOOL flOAftDE P.- THANKS TO THE SCHOOL BOARD AND P.-T. A, for their active interest in the welfare of the students, and special thanks for their support of the Student Union.

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n ID n to ■ n to TOP, front row — Micholik, Roymond, Enckson, Hagen, Fellwock, Johnson, James, Mitchell, Blakeley, Carson, Jordan, Bonett, Stevens, Hess, Wheeler Second row — Dale, Cundiff, Morton, Hensley, Brown, Leonard, Talifero, Keil, Adix, Graham, Drake, Flory, Fletcher, Woolard, Gri ffith, Allec Third row — Allan, Hopper, Brown, Allen, Billingsey, Thomas, Pittam, Post, Dahle, Brown, Estes, Little, Towers, McManus, Bye Fourth row — Harmon, Goslin, Friese, Weeks, Robinson, Gates, Wadding, Stone, Butterfield, Bender, Hodges, Little, Crosby, Elleson, Palmer, Corpenter BOTTOM, front row — Michalik, Hagen, Hensley, Knight, Stepheson, Jones, Brown, Adix, Grabendike, Harmon, Wall Second row — Allan, Smith, Wadding, Thornton, Morton, Allec, Hicks, Taylor, Emerson, Diller Third row — Stevens, Hart, Weeks, Allen, Stowe, Miller, Clapp Fourth row — Flory, Hendricks, Lmdley, Rieger, Duran, Wheeler, Pittam, Blakeley Fifth row — Billingsley, Schmidt, Pettit, Moore, Crosby, Okert, Meares, Bye, Ingham

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- 1 1 j ; si 1 ' HI V EVERYONE AFTER THE FIRST MONTH IN POLY is familiar with the office staff . . . especially Marge! As if any inside track in the Attendance Office would help 1 Of course, one gets to know them all from the viewpoint of the office bench. We take them for granted but we know that the old wheels of Poly wouldn ' t grind smoothly without them. u ANIIOFIS FROM DAWN TIL DARK, the janitors work feverishly pulling gum from be- neath the chairs and mopping up misplaced Eskimo pies. Because we at Poly don ' t make life easy for them, at least once a year we ought to thank them for their friendliness and work well done. WHEN THE NOON BELL RINGS, if you value your life, you vamoose while the herd stampedes to the scent of food. For in spite of the shortage of said mater- ial, the Cafeteria has managed to feed all the hungry-Poly-mouths. It may take all of noon period to work up the line, but students wait patiently for their food. Or else spot friends farther up. JANITORS, front row — Schuster, Bond, Drake, Wiles, Kramer, Jones, Brown Second row — Mitchell, Allen, Bengston, Kyes, Clark, Monovsky CAFETERIA STAFF— Pickett, Clark, Holmes, Smith, Brazee