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

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f flue esophagus, ana 'zo Sewing and needle arts were the sub- jects taught by Miss Proctor and Mrs. Zehnplenig. respectively. I A' 5 ll fs, V l sw ng x l u Ei 4 gss'f?'E' E1 . f. ma? n ,dm m Miss Lindsay, Mrs. Mulkey and Mrs. Carter showed the way to making a house a 'home. Here Miss Coleman pins the hem in Wilma Morgan's coat, while Miss Schouler looks on from the right. 21

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Mrs. Fentzling and Mr. Harper get to the heart of life. , ' 'F ' i .xlkfx A .' f 4 2 ' :H if X X ' ,J A tx RX XV, , ff .,. , t ' ,U , Maj!-'l fl i ' egju if? e 'mn ed 66.0 i Mr. Bcarto-physics was his strength, and he defended it bravely with the most remarkable stories you could ever imagine. flue czfom af 4 .1 fflfif , V XA' Af' Cooper and Mrg Engleman, chemistry teachers, were responsible ior those horrible sme1ls and explosions that took place on various days each week. l I . fX 1 B 9 -rw 1 A v cg n ' X ,K . fl , O . lla f-WL jigs is 4' fm

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ga fit 6 the lmbez x! s r15lJ?1E?1 ANNIE sf' 5 ff af' U ff-Hx lm L' t MR' 5 W xl f fp ' J QW 1 w ul' Q3 Jie 'fl , v ' f,,-a axis Lil. Miss Palatino, Mr. List, and Miss If Schulze, language teachers. Mr. fy List is enjoying his feminine audi- ence, as usual. 22 LQ1 ff 1 Mr. Booth-that Spamsh shark who 15 the insplratron of a many students in great many ways. xlgatin teachers Miss Gilbert and Miss Finley say. It's all Greek to me! 5