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

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SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS: Mr. Irving: Mr. Young, Business Assistant: Mr. Pooley M W t M B b k d M L d S p t d t Whether you knew it or not the School Board was the staunch supporter of all your school activities, anyhow the legal ones. They appropriated the money for all ot your implements of learning and decided your fate as to what date was suited for Spring Vacation. The P. T. A. backed your Student Union and tried to get you at least one new school building. You Atoms, Mites, and Gremlins should feel proud that such enthusiastic and capable people are behind you lOO per cent. School Ecard and I7 -

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14 mini tr to - MISS THAYER To be a Dean ot Girls requires a great deal ot tact knowledge kindness and love of others All ot these traits plus many others are char acteristic of Miss lean Thayer your Dean of Girls Whenever you needed her she was always there with a solution for what you thought impossible Life at Poly just wouldnt be the same without her Arriving m1d the confusion of semesters end Vlr Ohmen bade farewell to Uncle Sammie s Naval Air Corps for the position as Vice Prin cipal Thls handsome hunk of humanity had feminine hearts aflutter until it was reported that demerits were flying to the right and left in great numbers and besides he was already married' Changing the familiar surroundings of Poly- technic High School for the administration building, Harry K. Young now holds the posi- tion of business assistant of the city school system. Mr. Young came in as Vice Principal at the beginning of this year but went out after a much too brief stay MR YOUNG MR OHMEN . l 1 v I I - , . . t . . . . , l - i 7, , L - f L i . - -Ll., if 1 ., .

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ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW Doss, ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW ,ls 144 ' ery Hep e en tatit7eA No large organization could function democratically without having a means by which the people are represented. The advisory representa- tives were just such a body. Twice a year you voted in your advisorys for the person that you wanted as your representative. It was their job to handle ticket sales, clothing drives, and whatever else made its appearance in the form of a good cause. I: Weaver, Trammell, Davison, Karen, Petterson, Allen, Haviland, Meredith, Kennedy. II: Evans, Bonine, McQueen, Brewster, Taylor, Iordam, Hammock, Carlson, Solazo, Paker. III: Westbook, Anderson, Iackson, Wade, Zane, Tornell, Harris, Preciado, Washburn, Rogers Stark. IV: Chamberlain, Lawton, Cory, Moody, Stevenson, Hendricks, Ellis, Garcia, Espinosa, Harris. V: Carr, Wagner, King, Yeager, Stevens, Hoag, Trujillo, Harp, Stevens, Hoag, Trujillo, Harp, Barnes, Villareal, Hews. I: Stanton, Allen, Romerez, Cisneros, Revely, Hammond, Walters, Baber, Edwards. II: Miller, Koren, Jones, Dole, Iordan, Davison, Haviland, Gaston, Zane, England. III: Hedrick, Leist, Wade, Anderson, Carlson, Weidel, Luena, Taylor, Booth, Stevenson. Stark, Hendricks, Padilla, Sales, Hews. Helm, Mansfield, Barnes, Brooks, Stoke, Moody, Speer. Harris, Gren, Cotter, Rolli. IV: Garcia, Porter, V: Yeager, Martin, Q .Qing ma if 'Y -JL