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

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IN CHARACTER RAN KS The middleman, go between and all round slave lin one capacity or anotherl of Sophie and Senior alike, was a Junior. Considered in by some authorities but still having much to learn, the Atoms were an aggregation of characters on whose shoulders lay the major responsibility of the Prom and Junior Play. lt 'twere possible, Junior steadies vacillated more than did they in either Sophie or Senior ranks, but after all, it was a lady's privilege to change her mind-and in this case the privilege was exercised freely. At the year's culmination, hay-fever-struck Junior beauties more than gladly composed the daisy chain, accelerating graduation in any way they might, for, with their older brothers liquidated, the Juniors became lords of earth and high heaven. Front row: Mariano Garcia 'vice-presidentl, Wayne Braman lboys' athletic managerl, Pat Younglove lsocial chairmanl, back row: Barry Barnes lpresidentl, Joy Sims 'girls' athletic managerl, Shirlee Gray lsecretaryl, Diane Wade ltreasurerl, and Happy Parsons ldebate manager'-apparently found something to tickle their funny bones while airing themselves after a rousing meeting.

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