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

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TOP. Front row, left to right: Weaver, Byrd, Matta, Baxter, Golden, Nelson, Haynes, Ramirez, Pratt. Second row: Rogers, Baxter, Peterman, McAllister Winkler, Citorella, Bowen, Fisher, Leivas, Borden. Third row: Collins, Small, Trost, Moore, Cluse, Smith, Craig, Bowers, Hill, Van Diest. CENTER. Front row, left to right: Sumrall, Martin, Edwards, Reed, Adams, Hombleton, Farris, Lockhart. Second row: Horne, Ellerd, Shain, Dixon, McAtee, Edwards, Van Norman, Matthias. Third row: Colbert, Brophy, lcely, Hastings, Walter, Cooper, Gill, Foster, Nash, Davis, Williams. BOTTOM. Front row, left to right: Ross, Hood, Welch, Farnsworth, Stanton, Adams, Lightfelot, Brooks, Griffing. Second row: Rairdon, Morison, Carson, McMahon, Morton, Ely, Keller, Wheeler, Coskey, Butterfield, Vecchio. Third row: Reisner, Petersen, Carlton, Whitaker, Nix, Hagen, Sparks, Watkins, Wal- deck, Weber, King, Payne. GETTING A DRlVER'S LICENSE-ew-

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GREMLINS The Junior Class was the namesake of a species of little men whose favorite activity was generally gumming up the works. The Gremlins returned to Poly after a summer during which they had gained that attribute known as savoir-faire lwhich was the ability to juggle a coke glass, a hamburger, and french fries on their knees while fumbling wildly in a pocket with one hand in an effort to appear anxious to settle the check and flashing the lights enthusiastically with the other to attract the attention of the car-hop l and had made that long-awaited visit to the Auto Club for a quick trip around the block and the receipt of that all-important black card to grace the front of their wallets. By that time they knew when they were being thrown a line and could return one that was just as fancy. They could tell a Jerk on sight, and knew the difference between Pants and Skirts . They were primarily interested in enjoying themselves, but had learned to do so with- out completely knocking themselves out. The Gremlins Were No Longer Tremblin' Allan Hill president, Lloyd Mitchel, boys' athletic manager, Sunny Rogers, treasurer, Joyce Johnson, secretary, Burnadette Nelllgan social chairman, Phil Washburn, vice president, Marian Maddocks, girls' athletic manager. f- 1m. -v

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if TOP. Front row Hafner, Skelton CENTER. Front Taylor, Davison BOTTOM. Front row, left to right: Swanson, Lanham, Shropshire, Mayfield, Dodson, Giddings, Castro, Crafts. Second row: Morgan, Dause, Addington, Chavez, Lopez, Ray, Early, Pfennighausen. Third row: Chiuminatta, Martin, Rains, Cooper, Lewis, Dale, Chiado, Hague. ,p-PLANS FOR THE FUTURE- 'I JOUN TNS NAvY , TODAY . if 41, ia T !-. ggi 'iv- X IX fi xi 5 , 9 Xfzsh P G -V ,',.. , A ig.. A - . S I , left to right: Parker, McChristy, Starr, Ashcraft, Porrazzo, Beckett, Haynes, Stevenson, Baber. Second row: Boyer, Harris, Haglund, Bransby, , Best, Cundiff, Coon. Third row: Alabaster, Ninteman, Heard, Dahlquist, Manchester, Gladden, Stoke, Stark, Stevenson, Trapnell, Rowlette. row left to right: Crowell, Kennedy, Larson, Carsner, Shine, Charles, Beaver, Ager, Meeker. Second row: Record, Culpepper, Dahle, Strang, 29