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

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0 ern ed Chamber of Commerce a subsidy of S5 for equipment. There was also the problem as to what the bond issue money should be spent on. A decision was never reach- ed but it's a toss up between a cafeteria, auditorium, or a swimming pool. Thus the gathering under the Elms continued throughout the year never quite knowing what was going on but al- ways willing to do their best to aid the cause. I his r 14 4, Meeting outside was far from thought-provoking and Barbara Cundift, Assistant Editor of Koala: Frank Brophy, Commissioner oi Athletics: Don Trapnell, Commissioner of Social Activities: Barbara Babcock, Editor of Koala: and lanet Iackson, Commissioner of Records: found it much simpler just to talk. Seen while unbelievably congenial are Mr. Paine, Commission Advisor: Bill Sullivan, Spotlight Editor: lack Hughes, President of House of Representatives: and Don Trapnell, Commissioner of Social Activities. 15

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Managing student activities wasn't all work for A. S. B. President, Bert Dudley, and Girls' League President, Doris McMahon, as they could always see the humor- ous side, too. our Cvmmi Aivn .1 'NP' 'K . Q9 Th A s ay, second half of fourth period. the com- missio 'sting of five early members and tour ' by c te ones, assembled. There was never a dull niqme for when business was slow there were always , aff' ' Q-hose sored discussions between Mr. Paine and Bert x il L about S. C.'s football team or heated arguments over t e aseball series, especially when Greenberg was on hen those subjects were exhausted Bill could X ays tear down the Hurst paper or any recent correspondent with whom he didn't agree. In the mean- time Ianet became more and more perplexed as to what went in the minutes and what didn't. But, once in a while, something was accomplished such as the giving of a dance which came out only S30 in the hole, or the strenuous task ot giving the Poly It couldn't be that Ianet Iackson, Commissioner of Records and Lowell Eastman. Commissioner of Finance, are gloat ing over ticket sales because these are for the Senior Play It must be something else. gg 'Q'

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MAC Supenl Zed My Yfour At the transfer of Mr Paul to the greatly expandrng college Mac was handed the arduous task of governmg the Gang Though he may be a small man beh1nd that smuk hes the knowledge of who pa1d Cole s a v1s1t dunng 3rd per1od last week and where B111 Brown was on the nrght of Apnl 3rd When the axr becomes profusely saturated w1th care fully armed watermelon or smoke at the patlo becomes so thlck one feels another Cahforma smudge has agcun descended Mac lets fly one of hls famous tcmtrums and so we ve been told they can even hear hxm 1n Ana helm Azusa and Cucamonga Krddxng asxde we love hrm lxke a father and wouldnt trade h1m not even for Van Iohnson