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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1951 volume:

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Ze powers For he's a jolly good fellow. for he's a jolly good fellow . . And if you boys wish to question the matter, try trading places with our vice- principal, Mr. Arthur Bloom. It takes a big man for such a big job! xl l 4... -fi ni? 1 ,W X ld? X if Nt P it Think of the number of cases she's set in the right direc- tion! The girls at Poly would be lost without the quick sym- pathy and expert advice of Miss lean Thayer, dean of women. T 3 .151 -is V: T P I 35 no s t E X . O ' X 5 X H.,,.+j.v N - ff 5 . , .f ,J git 5 w.tmC'N ' To each of you-from one and all-a heartfelt appreciation. 'V Lett to right, the members are: George C, Pooley, Gordon Banker, Ira C. Landis, Superintendent of Schools: Mrs. Gladys T. Babcoc Lewis P Alabaster, and Mrs. Marie Bonnett. Through unfortunate extenuating circumstances, the School Board was unable to start its l95l building plan for Poly, but, as always, they stood behind all school policies and gave support to our many activities. Their hard work to maintain good teachers and desirable conditions should be especially commended, as it is completely voluntary and at times without proper thanks. flax Le. .. With every good endeavor might be the motto of the Parent-Teachers Association. Besides the traditional purpose of promoting better relations between teachers and parents, this year's P.-T. A. Board co-sponsored the dad-son night baseball game and the annual fashion show honoring mothers. There were also welfare work and such humanitarian incidentals as providing money, glasses, and supplies where they would do the most good. Row 1, left to right: Mr. Bloom, Mrs. West, Dr. Thayer, Mrs. File, Mrs. Vanderzyl, Mrs. Tate, Mrs. Noble, Mrs. Keith, Mrs. Groom. Row 2: Mr. McEuen, Mrs. Harris, Mrs. Brannan, Mrs. Switzer, Mrs. Wells, Mrs. Clark, Mrs. Karstens, Mrs. Franklin, Mrs. Frohlich, Mrs. Hoglund. k These are our counselors--ethough their expressions don't show the actual seriousness of their tasks. Left to right, they are: Mr. Rupel, Mr. Kutch. Mr. Casey. Mrs. Roblee, Mr. Clyde. Miss Schnee, Miss Rickard, and Mrs. Mulkey. jkede A 4086! VRML? ik? ll! QQ if Don't let Mr. Thorson, above, figure your income tax he can give fifteen before you get to ten! The man with the quick pencil is pictured here with his assistants, Mrs. Searle and Mrs. Chaffee. 12 g0 6U 0lfU'l . Why? How? How much? You think Mr. Glyde, guidance director lbelowb, would soon yell Uncle, but it perchance he can't find an answer. his capable secretary, Mrs. Maddox, will. Mr. Rupel and Mr, McMillan are shown here in their role of mechanical draw- ing instructors looking over the product of Glen Curtis' T-square juggling. 5C6l,l06L 85 lfULiA Uflifiellfl Could Mr. Casey figure our mystery mathematically with the help of a slide rule? Could it be found in the last Spanish test given by Mr. Booth? Will it be found between two musty pages of a neglected history book? Even sneak looks into those little black books with the suspicious markings don't shed any light on our dilemma. We'll all be a race of white-haired Methusalas if this isn't soon solved. Whom can we blame? Though a miniature Poly bear is holding the attention of Mr. Casey, Mr Wrentmore, and Mr. Dixon, they don't deal with such small figures in their arithmetic classes! Miss Rickard, Mr. Iames, Mr. Sevaly, Mr. Scott, and Mr. Adams, Mr. Ienkins shows two of his students that Australia is still social studies teachers. on the map. ,4 mmf? of ffm 'IXIJWLL Lfzi ro emri, an f e History teachers Mrs. Wallace, Mrs. Mulkey, Mr. Green, and Mr. Hadwiger. laeola e in if. 14 This triumvirate of Mr. Kutch, Mr. Raymer. and Mr. MacCuish was responsible for the fine dramatic productions and the good debates during the Geek's reign at Poly. gn ferfainmenf fkroug ivy' ' 'Pl 5,0886 7 I0 QW? an mudic. Anytime you've heard real music liking o'er our campus, it was a sure bet that either Mr. Derick, Mr. Oaks, or Mr. Mummeri was responsible. Mr. Scantlebury, Miss Roberson, Mr. Kimerlin, Miss Henry. English is supposed to be the most difficult language, and as we strug- gled through the sophomore year, and the teachers struggled with us through the junior year, We felt sure that relief would at last come to us as seniors. But, alas, it seems that these gerunds and participles haven't quite penetrated the wilderness, and English Essentials presents itself. Those who volunteered services in English IV or V, however, begrudg- ingly admitted they really had learn- ed something. Mrs. Thompson, Miss McKeever Miss McCament, Mr, Bell. Mrs. Patterson, Mrs. Wybourn Mr. Lombard. If'0Ifl'l GUJLCQI' fo ULQJUUW all 66 10,,,L,-.,,,,,5 77 If'6U'lC6Ll5 . . Miss Finley, Miss Gilbert. Then there are also those original Caesar fans who are able llucky ones? to appreci- ate the Latin which Miss Finley and Miss Gilbert patiently endeavor to explain. French, which we've been told is purely an agreement between a Frenchman and his adenoids, was graciously taught by Miss Schulze, as visions of life a la Louis XIV danced through the heads of her eleves. Whether it was the personal and very individualistic charm of the Spanish teach- ers, Mr. Booth, Miss Palatino and Mr. List, or just a distinct interest in their below-the- border neighbors, Poly students found a distinct challenge in the melodic trilling of r s. Mr. Booth, Miss Schulze, Miss Palatino Mr List QQ: ig N-sg ji, These six, Mr. Ingersoll, Mr. Carlson, Mr. De Pucchio, Mr. Morris, Mr. DuBois, and Mr. Mosher are our shop teachers, with plenty ol know-how! lt has to add up that Mrs. Ferrall, Miss Coates, Miss Elliott, and Mrs. Matthews are our commercial teachers. Training us for the legal num- bers racket is the task ol Miss Schnee, Mrs. Ohmen, and Mrs. Morse. We mil, J SEX ..X. as .. X ii Masters of the feminine arts, sewing and cooking. are Miss Lindsay, Miss Coleman, and Miss Proctor. Fellas, you'Il each have or good wife yet, with Mrs. Guyer teaching home nursing, Miss Schouler showing the way to balance pots and pans, cmd Mrs. Zehnpfenig guid- ing those ilying stitches in needlearts. in our ,- ' ' .-- ' ' ,. 3 1.-..w,:,.1'. ' -'r igfy-,nfs Qui, ..A.r.. WA.:-5jf,L, . V.-.. ., .q..-,- -554-3-' . , 3 .X-flzifpl fs'- -- z .,.1,,r.. :Zig-,J. ui, g --1-I K ' 05527 .--111 . - , . 'rl-fu: URW- , -Jffkffff-.--qs ' -J' X , . M. , ,. 3 Y-37' . ' , . 132: ' 'Fel 2 9522, 1-,QQ '-:Q t Q i ff- I lb jgir , P, . ,H X V.5 ..f . x 'Q' W'--'r 2 How T0 GH WU? A' iv? . N' if K-1 , V . ' mx 4--Y LA L 'D' 1, a r e . . .5-' i1g:f'a ' ' 'Z 'FZ'-IM!!-:, .,,3sQ., ,-TSP: i5.i'f'f-Wifi sms 6 Now name in order the bones in the body oi a worm, say Mr. Harper and Mrs. Fentzling. but Mr. Borto doesn't know. His business is physics, or with what horsepower that worm makes it up cz hill. The solution of our mystery does not lend itself to the scientific approach. But if such were the case, our staff of scientific experts would have cleared up the WHODUNIT angle long ago! '-u 8 Y 1 .gf Y 'QW a i at ifit S+' iean in Your guess is as good as ours! Looks as if Mr. Cooper and Mr. Engleman are brewing another mystery with chemicals but just to be safe you should hold your nose. 20 N' Iwi. .Nitzew Looking over a newly printed Spotlight are Mr Epp the printer and Mr Perri S . , , . s, mall wonder these flowers are so pretty! Mr. the advisor. Frost teaches agriculture-and it looks as if he's had his green thumb in these, too. of f of 0 :S qalaor una Led . . . Artists! Don't hop the next train for Greenwich Village! Thanks to Mr. Eynon, Mr. Heath, Mr. Martin and Mr. Weir, the lamp posts Poly's own instructors, Mr. Butterfield, Mr. Bush, and Mr. ot Riverside will be safer after the driver's education course is through Stoever can answer your every need, as well as save with us Poly students. you money! l So you want to go home-again? Seriously, though. Mrs. Gilkeson and the H, O. are boon companions when we get an ache, or get just plain tired out. Ah! For the life of a girls' physical education teacher at lunch time! say Mrs. Barton, Mrs. Iones, Mrs. Sharp, Miss Burke and Miss Grafien. Yell Coach! and any one ol these six might turn around: Messrs. Van- derzyl, Mumma, Hallock, Bile, Steele. and Hammerschmidt. 88 lfl'l6Lii8lf'f5 Do you suppose Miss Murqucxrd or Mrs. Lamb would find the answer to WHODUNIT in one of those books in the library? inferefifing, we owe Our cooks--and how we love 'em! Mrs. Perkins, Mrs. Holms, Mrs. Scupple fcczshierb, Mrs. Stout Mrs. Edwell, Mrs. Hull, Mrs. Hoag, Mrs. Prophet fccxshierb, cmd Mrs. Portbury. fke :Syn icafe X X gs New business? Old business? Monkey business? Bob Marshall presided over these businesses, especially the latter, as president of our great student body fin size, that isll and a well-qualified lad he is. Ill .........,r Ten oi the most personable Polyites were the commission members, row 1: Edna Herrera, current publications: Liz Walters, girls' welfare: Bob Marshall. president: Ardath Chapman, records: Alice Kjellberg, literary activities. Row 2: Larry Walters, entertainment: Mr. Iames, advisor lbless his heart!J: Bob Porter, boys' welfare: Ben Braly, vice-president: Bill Polcene, senior yell leader: Manuel Villalpando. finance. 24 Behind closed doors' -a clue? HOOUFSE ADVISORY NOV IN SESSION stairs I In spite of themselves, the representatives were an active group and accomplished much to benefit everyone, except escalators in the gym ana! fAe :Slay ring. Then there was the president of vice, Ben Braly. He hammered the House of Advisory to order as the thunder of pattering hoots echoed down the halls to the meeting, where, judging by the pic- ture, his sense of humor kept matters Qand the representativesl alive. 'Q 1 in I s' , -- Q , , 4 K- Doctor lean Thayer looks over the Girls League Board: Lynn Shorey, Betty Sutherland, Sumiko Koketsu, Kathy Reed, Rachel Diaz, Sue McCoy, Liz Walters, Mary Ioy Sorgen. Beverly Eckhardt, Karen Sedgwick, Marcia Younglove, Ann Mclntosh, Marilyn Brewer, Iudy Sayre, Elesa Steves. lAbsent was Theresa Abbey, but her picture is at the bottom of this page as president of Senior Sponsorsl Liz Walters. president of Girls League, did her job with the utmost oi ability-- and with her heart in all of it. A warm smile and a cheery hello! . . . that's Liz's way with everyone. xg were were er ima and Keeping tabs on straying sophomore girls was just one of the duties of these Senior Sponsors. Row 1: Doris Rupel. correspond- ing secretary: lean Bates, vice-president: Theresa Abbey, president: Midori Kono, secretary. Row 2: Iones, Rendell, Morrison, Bender, Conalley, England, Carter, Richards, Boyd, Gilliand, Christopher, Cooke, Crispe, Carter, Leibert, Beach, Donlley. Row 3: Stitch, Kiel, Ervin, Hammond, Baily, Ivory. Lee, Davis, Peterson Sawyer, Chilton. Gem. Though it seemed that most of the activity in Hi-Tri was to run pell-mell when the clock struck eight for the waiting car of some male, 'tweren't so! There was hard work to provide a full program for the three hundred members. It all began with the Hershey Hobble and Recognition. included events with Mama and Papa, then ended in a whirl ol Carousel. Gathering of the clan, the HI-TRI CABINET: Sharon Daugherty, Marcia Younglove. LeAnn Sawyer, Elizabeth Walters, Marilyn McMillan, Evelyn Bricker, Susan Brainard, Marilyn Miller fdirectorl, Diane McClinton, Mary Ann Modica, Judy Sayre, Diane Bryant, Ianet Meares, Sally Alabaster, Mary Bonnett, Nerissa Paul. Dixie Hogan, Kathleen Mayer, Sharlee Richard. fA0:5e onvla nigkfzif Busy as they are. not all the club presidents were able to be present when this was taken- or maybe modesty kept them away. Left to right, seated, those present are: S. Mitchell, G. A. A. All-Stars president: T. Mulkey, Iunior Orchesis president: E. Walters, Girls League president: A. Clark, Ramblers Club president: I. Sayre, Hi-Tri president: Ann Kutch, Honor Society president: R. Fitch, Commercial Club president. Standing: D. Warner, Stamp and Coin Club president: G. Boucher, World Friendship Club president: I. Hetrick, Steigers president: and B. Polcene, Pep Club president. Ll A it f x www -N W?-somsw 9 WI-IAT DOES THE SMOKE HIDE? O 00 fOO Q , ?9:5g':6G ' ' 5 'L x F il ,,L' 4 . 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'mir -f- 5 ' .3 W' ws, O l v J A-,, ff K, A rf ' F, if zap? gp.. 4 xx Q: -G' QM? ,,,r 14 ff' '52 MT: nu..A,.k Jiw! Jwijffa ff , fi , 2 YH. ORT ORGANIZERS-Row 1, advisors: Mrs. Ohmen, Mr, Cooper. Row 2: Harry Nequette, president: Dick Hendry, vice-president: Claudia Sedgewick, secretary: Sara Warner, social chairman: Ierry Barto, treasurer. Get another pail and push that mop! What peppy little Orts! Such were our sophomore yell leaders: Camille De- vereaux, Diane Meier, Betty Shelton. Forever hallowed occasion oi their christening ecuf' ing 0 Row 1, left to right: Arrechea, Avery, Sumrale, Cathey, Cox. Bryant, Castle, Hummel, Warner, Paterson, Villa, Shick, Cem, Eubanks Farr. Row 2: Gourley, Horlacher, Haglund, Cobb, Harrel, Wainwright, Yearyean, Stoninger, Treadway. Saliz. Row 1, left to right: Ramirez, Bitney, Miller, Morrow, Marcroft, Todd, Griffin, Tegland, Brown, Moe, Boyne, Potter. Row 2: Ridinqer. Goldbach, Gwin, Littlejohn, Meyer, Vance, Thomas, Byers, Hibbard, Coil, Brown. Row 1, left to right: Cosby, McMurray, Ienkins, McClara, Castien, Mayo, Arthur, Shearer, Hulbert, Boyd, Spear, Lowery, Adams. Row 2: Natisch, Wood, Branton, Peterson, Schumacker, Boessneck, Stowers, Iones, Herman, Gregory, Garcia, Byrd, Peters, Fairman, Williams, Chandler, Schulce. fke cugarif . . . Row l, left to right: Braly, McMillan, Nicodemus, Horine, Gross, Iory, Brooks, Gruber, Neault, Myers Eide, Harris, Bowman, Williams, Wells, Tegland, Iones. Row 2: Brown, Kisser, Bowman, Bode, Ilaz, Green, Kelley, Brimmage, Hiemstra, Dieterle, Flory, Yiss Skeels, Timmons, Mumma, Row 1, left to right: Hammond, Solorth, Flores, Ricca, Peterson, Petty, Dean, Cate, Armstrong, Kilger Reed, Hannig, Pertel, Durham, Kjellberg, Beld. Row 2: Bolla, Bozarth, Downs, Ham, Kennedy, Godfrey, Frank, Rundlett, Zemke, Bell, Wright, Parks Lerma. Row 1, left to right: Wood, Hielzer, Wolfe, Sharp, Webber, Montgomery, Neal, Rogers, Cobb Woodruff. Row 2: Swanson, Wooliolk, Pearl, Growden, Boucher, Cooper, Oldham. Row 1, lelt to right: St. Clair, Hibbard, Sawyer, Younglove, Hoover, Camache, Orta, Iaramillo, Morena, Reyes, Rainwater, Leaverton, Hoseberry, Pringle, Terrell, Truesdell. Row 2: McGrath, Hempstead, Harnage, Lambert, Barnhardt, Walker, Patton, Layman, Perez. Row l, left to right: Burns, Maloney, Larsen, Sturdivant, Thomas, Iohns, Thompson, Streeter, Wood- ward, Telley, Browner, Mazzola. McMahon, May, Ciarolla, Schultz, Gettis. Row 2: Biando, Killingsworth, Denning, Hersey, Hawley, Renck, Ketchen, Torente. Row l, left to right: Locke, Buchanan, Hagan, Gerhart, Iohnson, Gross, Heyman, Hayslett, Hales Williamson. Row 2: Russe, Freeman, Frohlich, Fleming, Ford, Bush, Crowder, Hendry, Spaflord, Harper, Wood Wilson, Hinshaw. 3A SOIUAJ Jflnlfiggf d 5 D ! x Row 1, left to right: Homrightausten, Michle, Harling, Helqeson, Lampton, Bast, McCaf'terty, Roberts Poster, Lee, Smith, Wilmar, Hackthorn, Chavez, Williams. Row 2: Clark, Iordan, Slisarraro, Cumming, LeCocq, Plott, Nash. Smallwood. Kellogg, Arias, Iimensz Row l, left to right: George, Hill, Low, Lewis, Morgan, Ross, Ward, Acome, Iones, Cote, More Vasquez. Markham, Wilson, Finely. Row 2: Lightieldt, Thomas, Young, Dollar, Summers, Turner, Phillian, Shearer, Small, Warf, Gurrola Lockyear, Elliot, Chavez. Row 1, left to right: Tucker, Faubian, Payton, Holyoke, Long, Ramey, Hardison, Parkin. Clark Anderson, Pascal, Painter, Patterson, Snider. Row 2: Hicks, Brown, Porter, Archer, Mathis, Lewis, Rande, Malven, Hemphill, Morse. 1f'ougA fk vlemerif riydfem, 5 1 Q ff- v qt I ifigm, ,., .. Nh - . - ,h ws! 11 . L' Pk -4 , ,- x it T , A I '. , x -J C, , I X H- Q, nm- 4 ' if 'Q' .i .- . 'hx YQ x 22:2 . C X K is . 425 .N , .1 - 54,1 , Wise , 4' fx A Ss . H S -1 '? 5. me A ' Q L! ' if? by Aim, ge., ff s Q HIV fx 5' M , . y.. N Q, M ' 'V,,,V r ff Q Q , . 4 5 , 'L X g ', W f 1 - .I I I! Y, .t X x 1 Y I L.. .V V, EA 1 YG : 4 A. -f wr -, . M V- ' .argf g , ' N64 A 2? . , . 4 F 'ly an ' . QLXX4 'HK ' A1 - X , if-f ,ing f Y. ,3 , - K :ff ii .V u J ff -4 xx IX vm N N Q55 V Y h t, ,V Rx ,gn dm 2 K x fifffi? im. '4 '1-- X U 'FQ .fa n wgiigf, jg-i gg A rw E Z -e 'Q Q? ix iam. 5, -WW a 1, .V A K 'Q . l - X K i E1 I . n H A 324 -ff FZ., 2.1 . 4 , k 1- ' we wayd of okfcking, Row l, left to right: Cowan, Potter, Wainwright, Shelton, Larson, Engel, Olney, Cardwell, Toppin Soliz, Leandry, Mitchell, Harmon. Row 2: Schnur, Smith. Maltby, Beckwith, Parrish, Patterson, Molter, Shearer. Greenwood, Mason Boyne, Field, Rodriquez. Row 1, left to right: Phillips, Lopez, Aubrey, Heldreth. Frost, Mazzola, Hopkins, Hedrick, Monday Phillips, Morris. Row 2: Seyle, Butts, Edwards, DeLeon, Chaqulla, Hernandez, Patterson, Knox, Swanson. Row l, left to right: Price, Vandlandingham, Lopez, Olson, Montgomery, Thompson, Iameson, Cheek Popp, Caskey, Miller, Wilcox, Iohnson. Row 2: Gotelohn, Foote, Katz, Felicetta, Starnes, Stoddard, Pinching, Rodriquez, MacLean, Hamm McCracken, Armstrong, Bauer. F 1 vs. 38 'YT Row l. left to right: Kinard, Cox, Rendell. Fleming, Matson, McCawley, Scalt, Warren, Dasilva, Castleberry, Ferguson, Peterman, Allison, Hillyer. Row 2: Vinsant, Albert, Losee, Cole, Doss, Block, Iones, St. Clair, Porter, Harris, Lakey, Nelson. Torres. Bracken, Fox. Row l, left to right: Hodge, Cope, Stainbrook. Iackson, Dempsey, Hamilton, Hogan, Kjolseth, Dean, Deiss, Bannister, Geesing, Ward, Reed, Gunn. Steves, Cicala. Row 2: Frenell, Brewster, Bender, Solberry, Coffin, Veiten, Sabo, Lang, Weeks, Mclnnis. Twogood, Barnhart, Hanson. Row l, left to right: Fuentes, Saucedo, Fernandez, Oeswein, Cody, Howey, Paramo, Ioselyn, Allen, Halterman. Row 2: Stoddard, Steele, Chandler, Garat, Walsh, Mitchel, Lopez. UUQ6! tAIf'0lfig UL IWLCLZQ 0 Row 1, left to right: Simmons, Ricker, Hartsough, Griffith, Sanders, Tholl, Avila, Corona. Dougherty Romero, Markin, Mayer, Gleeson, Morris, Korin. Row 2: Rai. Franco, Stevenson, Strain, Lester, Virden, Stageherg, Duran, Yodon, Whifien, Schaefer Martinez, Neal. Row l, left to right: Sebelins, Monks, Schantz, Shaw, Hersman, Meier, Meares, Showalter, Hermandez Row Z: Robles, Clark, Pentoney, Nequette, Carter, Pritchard, McCracken, Hardison, Diaz. Row 1. left to right: Sedgewick, Coppo, Iames, Harris, Dawson, Manshott, Archeleta, Wilson, Farber Chotro, Pertel. Row 2: Kress, Franklin, Myers, Durian, Gevrez, Beld, Barto, Crane, Hull, Huber, Bigelow. 4 frange, UAWL ACLWJ. v ,r- N 1 Vw., L, QS fi iv' QL Quran eDee lVIcClinton, secretary: Murjorie Ruvuld, vicelpresident P SLURP SUPEHIOHS Row l, left to rxqlit: Io Shuckelford, social Chairman, De k D l resident, lim Lackey, treasurer: Philip Morgan, debate chcrirmcrng Mr. Green Conlon Asbury, boys' athletic cliciirmun. Row Z: Icrc esse, p l ' thletic Chcxirmun: Miss lVlcCc1ment, udvisor. mlvissorg Evelyn Bricker, qir S cr --91---' - f - v--A- '-P ' ' - f- 'sr',-v':- .-nf. , f'Ji'-15 '- pf ,:fiewP5f:2f++F-,sg in fi . 2 , X ,M ig aw?1T1tIf.1tgt..,,f.J.,.Hp ,,-.cr fffxsf ' 'f ' Tiggtgfi-9,5 ,kggjgrggrrgxigr 'X W +I N 1. e me , 4 M f ' slilrfs ' I ' ' f 9' , rfb' llsfQ Xl I sf-fax 'Z . 0 . E X X - - - - - . lfU'll0l . 1 ' ' A -. . ' x vm .P-wr:-' -' V.-'-1-':F:1-'9S':t f ' W Hold on! There's a sharp corner ahead! 'rg 1' 1 4. 1 '- ' l ' Turn it. and you'11 at last rule the roost! After that humble year as sophomores. you dug in and shook the teeth of your superiors, the Geeks tspeak the name with reverence, pleasell, athletically, dramatically -just plain old competition. Ask the senior girls! However, you were kept in your proper place, with swollen thumbs, and the banged shins to attest to your utter devotion in giving that exclusive production -the prom. For all ot this, may you be the second best class Poly will ever know. Rustling crepe paper. peppy steps. flashes of green and orcmge, and tumbling brown fur .... Spirit Incorporated: Darlene White, Ianie Parlette, Rosemarie Pilcher, Diane Griffin, and Unicycle Kris fBlaine File, '5lJ. Confinuing fke man Row l, left to right: Chesbro, Candill, Humphrey, McGraw, DeVerne, Schiebille, Chapman, Rolosik Sparks, Harenborg, Harl, Carlson, Davis, Cox, McNeece, Hofler, Rodgers. Row 2: Asher, DeGeere, Bush, Louis, Masin, Asbury, Everington, Hood, Bush, Marquaz, Hoover Harris, Scarbrouqh. Row 1, left to right: Thorson. Stone. Garrison, Capes, Drew, Sorgen, McMillan, Paul, Bryant, Curley Merchant, Ashcroft, Crother, Garqis. How 2: Fraley, Shipley, Pcftteson, Harris, MacDougal, Krinqer, Beal, Crowell, SanMartino, Small Nelson, Floyd, Fox, Tale. Crego, Simpkins. Row l, left to right: Warner, Revely, Taylor, West, Cuddy, Traxler, McMillan, Keysor, Lindgren, Newell, Engle, Shackelford, Welch, Einzig, Garcia, Rich. Row 2: Anderson, Walters, Norville, Archibald, Richards, Everett, Corona, Tuso, Keith, Addleman, Harris. uni, fA yan iam Row 1, left to right: White, Critchlow, Wollmuth, Earney, Gallotto. Chinminatta, Anderson Hernandez, Dioz, Douglas, Young, Bralley, Beckheyer, Adkins, Brooks, Michael. Morris, Dugger. Row 2: Trujillo, Taylor, Berwin, Taber, Cox, King, Hartman. Nash, Morton, Hampson, Light. Row l, left to right: White, Critchlow, Woolmuth, Earney, Gallotto, Chiuminatto, Anderson Hernandez, Diaz, Douglas, Young, Bralley, Beckheyer, Adkins, Brooks, Michael, Morris, Dugger. Row 2: Trujillo, Taylor, Berwin, Taber, Cox, King. Hartman, Nash, Morton, Hampson, Light. Row 1, left to right: Carter, Kuglar, Chavez, Adame, Martinez, Bush, Campbell, Stinnett, Hairston, Brake, Leonard, Elliott. Row 2: Spencer, Howden, Liming, Ivey, Thompson, Rainwater, Barnes, Barty, Moody, Haney, Rich. 936 T lf! IPI' Q i F1 bifjjd 'i' A Al. Row 1, left to right: Hickman, Norris, Hartley, Hodges, Alabaster, Huvald, Post, Linwood, Hachman, Moore, Rahn, Salter, Augusto. Row 2: Parker, Casteel, Iohnson, Denning, Adams, Minter, Clark, Ford, Hale, Doucette, Gold, Fringer, Gustafson, Hickman. Row 1, left to right: Hembree, Nash, Brown, Miser, Payne, Welker, Bricker, lseda, Boyd, Lewis Chumada, Iohnson, Emerson, Farnham, Wallersteclt Morris, Denton. How 2: Bussey, Miller, Smead, Nelson, Bitney, Hassfild, Martinez, Leurs, Freeley, Marder, MacLean Smith. Tabler. Row 1, left to right: Ballin, Hensley, McClinton, Loy, Ray, Mader, Cattern, Oranec, Riggle, Taiti Plennighausen, Hoyt, Haynes, Morris, Stinson, Scott, Robinson, Babcock. Row 2: Ozier, Romero, Pinkerton, Martin, Roth, Sanchez, Hoa, Terhone, Lovell, Hiecky, Erickson Preston, Morgan, Aguilera, Phillips. Row 3: Prichott, Pasley, Phillips, Reading, Gibson, Glascock, Lawyer, Sherlock, Poston, Weber Sparkman, Lediors, Gordon. AULQUI lin on Row 1, lelt to right: Bartlett, Grant, Kaufman, Sedgewick, Bonne-tt, Eckhardt, Wright, Lovelady, DeTwi1ep, Grundy, Smith, Brainard, Todd. Row 2: Cartwright, Brown, Wright, Garner, Stratten, Dooncm, Smyth, Hudson, Fletcher, Wendt, Buftinqton, Kolle. Row 1, left to right: Smart, Davidson, Meares, Haight, Radlofl, Summerfield, Naiman, Sully, Wimmer, Fowler. Row 2: Chapman, Pascher, Kremper, Klotz, Iohnson, Lackie, Elbogen, Vanderzyl, Walker, Fritz Row 1, left to right: Tusinger, Harchman, Williams, Culpepper, Quick, Karstens. How 2: Moria, McClary, Mouse, Iones, Criliield, Fannin, Espinosa, Hatzer. Thomas. p 77 CIIWLJAGLCLZ xglfllfl. jk dlaenf fkeir Row 1, left to right: Young, White, Ceja, Spaulding, Vaught, Barr, Sprague, Barton, Spires, Arends, Welson, Brewer, De LaTorre, Ross, Kirkby, McQuinston, Lacy. Row Z: Vanselow, Avery, McGinty, Easterlinq, Barnett, Vaughan, MacDonald, Vanderstoep, Canady, Farmer, Strange, Bessel, Bennett. Row 1, leit to right: Prado, Guerrev, Cardona, Baker, DeGroat, Dittus, Hawkins, Iones, Granger. Row 2: Buster, Madariaga, Ianuscheski, Yoast, Upton, Nelson, Greely. Row l, left to right: Sime, Boyd, Shephard, Tisworth, Gotori, Stump. Craig, Van Hoover, Johnson, Anderson, Townson, Summerfield, Marsh. Row 2: Marqus, Raya, Rite, Wright, Frank, Christensen, Shelton, Hoover, Trejo, 'Wai Nr? QC 7 sf' uw, has-Ste. ..4 ...... T ..i .1 . X.. ili- ,C 77 EGU! 6LZes Row 1, left to right: Detwiler, McMillan, Beatty, Coon, Benson, Ramsdell, Bode, Flory, Cookson Bodrero. Pope, Thurston, Tribble. Row 2: Honey, Guilietti, Bauer, England, Tate, Lnasing, Algreen, Allen, Harvath, Dazey, Villapando Bourne. Row 1, left to right: Powell, Lindblom, Woolston, Geluso, Morris, Rogers, Lewis, Kajiyama, Kikm Ortega, Penxw, Rizzo, McCoy, Beoka, Cowan, Salazar. Row 2: Walters, Mullins, Doak, Richardson, Goldbach, Gall, Downes, Terune, Wills, Baldwin Mendoza, Thompson. Row 1, lelt to right: Torkelson, Basham, Callender, Woodward, Hook, Iohnson, Diederich, Forester Pease, Donnelly, Kniss. Row 2: Williams, Maxwell, Webb, Veik, Williams, Waldron, Vestal, Young, Warner, Webb, Asbell Martin, Worden, Starr, Easton. ? if Lift? 48 4' t . Row l, leit to right: lones, Snyder, Masiak, Smith, Bridges, Nemeth, Herrera, Iordan, Wilson, Williams, Francisco. Row 2: Chase, Blount, Walters, Baker, Walker, Brewer, Simmons, Culling, Larivlere, Nelson, Gould, Dodson, Terry. Flow 1, lett to right: Chalmers, Anderson, Connally, Di'Steian0, Espinosa, Myers, Boseberry, Vaughan, Robbins, Bruns, Brown, Thorson, Decker. Row 2: Iordan, Plaxco, Zinniker, Kelley, Barr, Lasseiqhe, Groven, Horlacher, Bennett. Row 1, lett to right: Byrd, Schober, Kronen, Kono, Paxton, Abbott, Mulkey, Dunn, Longbotham. Colville, Fairchild, Wedding. Row 2: Inaba, McAtee, Hutchinson, Schmitz, Prock, Ohmen, Walker, Copley, Brannan, Cline, Hilde- brandt, Pauley, Wilson, Lackey, Inaba. if-ew if if 'Hd :Iwi .VI , ., It l' .4........ N... golf fke .gyfulflafi were xiii! Row l, left to right: Rickaby, Smith, Dorado, Sandoval, Agruillar, Rich, Drake. Row 2: Patton, Buchanan, Mendoza, Vasquez, Ramirez, Zaragcza, Iackson, Hernandez. Row 1, left to right: Clark, Clark, Tom, Yokoi, Karstens. Ilmenez, Botsicrd, Scott, Williams. Row 2: Core, Swanson, Anderson, Sanders, Austin, Hoeftner, Mendez, Clifton, Wampler, Parks Iunkers. Row 1, left to right: Anderson, Condit, Houg, Livingston, Randall, Morris, Iones, Evans, White Madariaga, Burlie, Ramek, Davis, Hambleton, Tingley, Strickland. Row 2: Bexter, Christensen, Brittain, Davis, Leland, Blankenship, Rcgers, Switzer. CC 77 fo won er Aoolunif . We-www WAS TI-IEIZE A WEAPON? 49 '?g'o'O6 f GOA I ?' . ,.f' K f T --nq- , -,S , .,,'-4,59-,l:Pf'ffY'y i1V'f'W' W - V, - U ..,, L -Q. 4fw 'iffy ,f Lf, , i. 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Q ', ..,, Q , , A t -Q J Q, - ' ., ,fl r ...:- 5 tfhilvil 'V 4 ffl' K . cl fke muziic. With such baton-twirling beauties prancing high and fancy ahead of them, we don't see how the band members-at least those claiming mas- culinity tclaiming what?J-could hang on to their instruments. Karen Williams and Paula Peterson were responsible for such a rapt ex- pression on old K. Koa1a's face, who momen- tarily forgot his spy glass. Earl Topham, guard. Dick Wilson, fullback. Bob Porter, tackle. Dick Blaine, haliback. Eugene Abraham, center. Elbert Williams, hcxlfback. Rush Brown, end. Chuck Machado, hallback, Dewey Dodson, all-C. B. L, cenier Coach Alfred Steele The mighty Bears, with a team that was not too strong, dropped its three practice tiffs. Then, in the C. B. L. opener, they gave their arch-rivals, San Bernardino, a 32-6 wallop in a brilliantly played game that set the stands wild. On the second and third games. they dropped hard-fought but downhill games to Redlands and Pomona. The Chaffey encounter was a lull before the storm. with the hosts losing a close one to the visiting Tigers. Our Bears, again with their superior power, opened the bomb bay doors on the Yellowjackets from Colton, 7 to OI n eucwiue ldigff in . . . like CIWLCL of LGJAQIF. lack Dessel, halihack. Don Chilton. end. David Yumaguchi. halfback. Merle Elis. tackle. r D 7? H W 1 ,.,?--.E ,.,M,........., is 'X How l, loft to right: D. Dodson, D. Blaine, K. Martin, I. Ioyce, E. Williams, D. Flint, D. Chilton, B. Werner, D. Davis, H. Yarbrough, M. Elis. Row 2: ll. Gall, H. Abraham, E. Topham, C. Machado, B. Switzer, H. Streeter, Lench, I. Bush, B. Smith, I. Tuso, L. Ioubert. I-law 13: D. Yamiguchi, I. Dessel, R. Lewis, I. Ruth, Beveley, P. Morgan, H. Brown, B. Poter, C. Wright, B. Moller, I. Wilson. Row 4: I. Taylor, B. Gordon, W. Conteras, I. Lackey, R. Cox, R. Algren, G. Asbury, M. Kretz, I. Gordon, R. Feely, W. Stage-berg. How L: L. Albrecht, G. Moshier, O. Harris, R. White, B. Nelson, D. McCarty, H. Milts, D. Mason, H. Boa, R. Parker, T. Bennett. lil at . .A , D Ll fmt ss JAN! in crow 9 . In the junior and senior game Machado makes the kill, but Williams, Poly's most valuable player, carries ball as Captain Smith is there to make sure. Topham leads the way. Coaches Hallock, Riie, Hammerschmidt, and Ienkins helped coach Poly's men. FOOTBALL SCORES 0 Riverside ,,,, ,7O,O77,,,,.. O,O,7,, N e Wport Beach 26 7 Riverside eree . ..,,e, San Diego Hoover 26 14 Riverside 7,.,,, OO ,s7. OO O Canoga Park 20 C. B. L. 32 Riverside OOOOOOO OOOOOOOOOOOOOO O O San Bernardino 6 6 Riverside OO O O .OOOOOOOOOO Redlands 40 12 Riverside O OOOO Pomona 38 12 Riverside O, OOOOO OOOOO C haffey 13 7 Riverside ,OOOOOO OOOOO C olton 0 an dcreaming coca: ed. Coach Mosher A O, gi SOPHOMOHE FOOTBALL TEAM-Row 1, leii to right: Boyes, Sanders, Drake. Stageberg, DeSilva X 'Q Iones, Butts. O, .. ' E ' Row 2: Nequette, Iordon, Starnes, Derris, Turner, Horlocker, Diaz, Grat, Anderson, Miller. A P, Row 3: Lang, Hendry. Maltly, Pentoney, Swanson, Smith, Blank. Tuttle, Iamison. , S Row 4: Winterborn, Arms, Harper, Schaffer, Martinez, Coffin, Phillian, Shearer. Holley. 1 Q . ,gf .1 E The hoop-happy Bears, sparked by one lone returning letterman, began in traditional fashion by winning their first two games. However, the tire- house crew, lacking experience, fail- ed to click in C, B. L. encounters and the Chino Tournament. Everything was not lost, as Ierry Morse, sharp- eyed guard, was placed on the all- C. B. L. quintet. Ze :SlwieL of cz wkidfi guard. Maury Nelson, forward. ,SX ff, X Sitting, left to right: Hcrtzer, Suvcxge, Morse, Iohnson, Nelson, Blaine, Switzer, Shelton, Volpi, Terry. Stcxndinq: San Mortino, Streeter, Freely, Bussey, Storeim, Poter, Rule, Bush, Nash, fkun erin ? Left: Don Volpi, guard. Right: Bob Porter. center. Left: Kenny Storeim, center. Right: Bob Switzer, forward. .war K Cooch Orin Rife Porter says: Wait for me as Colton's Cook 145i goes up lor rebound PRACTICE GAMES Riverside Opponents 6l Elsinore 29 49 Beaumont 28 36 Grossmont 48 40 Whittier 42 33 Alhambra 72 39 Chino 32 41 Orange 50 29 Chula Vista 42 73 Corona 32 34 Bonita 45 C. B. L. GAMES Riverside Opponents 46 Chaffey 56 26 Pomona 49 43 Redlands 65 42. San Bernardino 5l 48 Colton 5l 42 Chaffey 50 48 Pomona 66 51 Redlands 50 59 Colton 63 oun ing Aa l UU SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL SCORES PRACTICE GAMES Riverside Opponents 36 7,7, 7 , C,,C Elsinore 14 29 7 L Beaumont L ,,7, 38 45 , 7 Grossmont 7 55 56 7, L e.7e, Whittier ,,ettt , 66 71 7, ,, Perris 3 or 16 33 L Alhambra ttt,e L 42 32 . L Chino , ,ee,, tt,, L 29 38 Coachella L 7 33 37 L ,,,, Perris L , 21 37 7, St. Francis 3, ,, 31 29 L Hemet L at,, 36 39 ,e,, Beaumont L to 7 38 C. B. L. Riverside Opponents 36 , Chaffey 3 ,L 16 29 ,, Pomona , L 7 28 20 L, Redlands , 35 23 , , San Bernardino ,e,, 27 32 ,L Colton, L, 7 42 40 ,iite ,L Chaffey it L ,L 3 41 37 3, ,, Pomona 3, , 39 31 , Redlands ,, it 55 41 L, L H Colton Y , 65 The Orts and the Slurps heat the mighty Geeks in the junior and senior game 29 to 28! Keep it up, boys! Good luck next year! Ol 6U'l0fA8l 560148. f L if SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL TEAM- Sitting, leit to right: Robles, Detter- man, Schaffer, Coffin, Hendry. Standing: Boyes, Small, Fisher, Mar- tinez. 61 OH to a flying start, despite a severe flu epidemic, the sophomores ended the season with true Poly never-say-die spirit. Coach Ben Hammerschmidt. H Bl -Q I TRACK TEAM - How l, left to right: Wright, Lewis, Duran Yamiguchi, Contreas, Perry, Smith, Layman, Quatrochi Nelson. McDowell, Timmons, Nequette, Derris, Morgan. Row 2: Hendry, Shearer, Stames. Beld, Mason, Thomas Farr, Garcia, Iones, Twogoocl, Layman, Shipley, White Franco. Row 3: Fannin, Madriaugo, Pentoney, Matson, Light Lackey, Iordon, Espinosa, Vaughn, Small, Rogers, Arroyo. Row 4: Maxwell. Chase, Simmons, Barns, Stokes, Butts, Crowder, Prichard, Wood. Parra, Smyth, Knox, Lopez. With the cross country setting a dazzling pace of nine straight wins, first in C. B.L. and second in C. I. P., our track team en- joyed a successful year, placing fourth in C. B, L., and sending six men on to C. I. F.: Murphy, 880: Timmons, pole vault: Smith, mile: Golightly, broad jump, Lewis, shot put: and Wright, shot put. Knox also made fame for himself by breaking the C. B, L. record for shot put. Shearer clears the bar. libs l has 4 Y- -at 1 Coach Bill Mumma Coach Alfred Steele gfying Alai eff Orange Show Relays: Third in meet. Brea Relays: Third in medley: third in four-man two- mile. Huntington Beach Relay: Nequette, second in 880: Murphy, fifth in 880: Villalpando, third in mile. Chaffey Invitational: Novice, 131A points: open, 7. Triangle Meet: Chaffey, BSM: San Bernardino, 29: Riverside, 37124. Corona 21, Riverside 83 Redlands 46, Riverside 58 Colton 27, Riverside 77 San Bernardino 29, Riverside 379A Pomona SSW, Riverside 47V2 C. B. L., fourth Ray White sailing high and handsome! an wingec! ckamlaiond. VICTORIOUS CROSS COUNTRY TEAM-A-Row 1, left to right: Layman, T. Beld. Duran, Parker, Meddles. Row 2: Madriaugo, Savage, Captain Villalpando, Leach, Simmons. 'R' Y 'R' 'R' W N X F f f. , 2 : El 2.77 R .9 r '7 5 K 1 1 Coach Ted Hucklebridge 63 Tb 'xiii 1 ,-vgjlgyl ' 1vc.w,gQ52Q,, , A 'Q v iz, as rfff1:'EFff A 91? ' K 4. The Poly infielders: Horvath, Williams, B. Martinez, Cox, Muchado. and Morse XsLf'7 ':l' may not go to the majors. but there may be a possibility lor Morse. Gerry had a batting average of 362 for the year. era ,e I 'V I 3 The men of hits and errors, led by Ierry Morse, IQ'-l a Ray Gardner, and Bob Porter, battled all the fi -swf way from Play ball! to right down the home ' ' P Ill stretch. After s ills and thrillers with the su erior Q P P , forces of league-leading Pomona and San Ber- lilll l l ll ff Lf U nardino, the Bears slammed the lid on their ' fnffdi- -:ffm P. -W .. ,M . A-J. Q . . . ,igfgigq N A season with a resounding 8 to 5 victory over A . 3 Q Colton. wing flue gui Nice slide, Gerry. but you are too late Don't worry: Bob caught it. t . BASEBALL SCORES K A A A Riverside Opponents 5 4 L A,S7,S, Orange 5, 1 ,, 4 1 ,L Redlands , 2 8 .,7, Bonita 4 4 .e...,e . Colton , . . 3 O ,ooo , Santa Ana : 5 4 4, o7,, . Chaffey 1 12 ll .e,oo, t Colton : 8 4 e eere . Pomona , 1 5 1 e, ,7,,,,, Orange o,., , 2 7 or San Bernardino. 11 6 a7,,,aa7 Redlands t 4.,w.. 2 2 aar., . Pomona , ,, 10 6 ., San Bernardino 15 5 1 Yroao Chaffey 1 . 12 W A g 8 , ,,,o,, , Colton , 5 These outfielders, Ioe Trujillo, Bruce Lensch. Bob Switzer, Frank Stacy, and Richard Cox KNOW see here: If you will use the above words for the picture on the top right oi page 64, you will have it! How did this happen? Well, it's one mystery that even Kris Koala isn't going to solvell 6 7 dnb! fA6U JAG LALU5. Coach Ben Hammerschmidt BASEBALL TEAM-Row 1, left to right: K. Cox, Garcia, Switzer, Lench. Staqeberg, Porter, Trujillo. Row Row Row Row 2: Roa, Iohnson, Stacy, R. Cox, Fisher, I. Martinez, Greenwood, Brown, Gardner. 3: Walters, West, Gempstead, Boyes, Moshier. 4: Morse, Machado, Hoover, B. Martinez. 5: Horvath, Pettit. Williams. '85 N? v ' TENNIS TEAM-Row l, leit to right: Graham, Krinard, Spafiord, Maloney, Patterson, Hoover, Shelton. Row 2: Coach Casey, Richards, Williams, Pearl, Blaine, Roseberry, Mylne, Bliss, Russ. Coach Vanderzyl. nowd oe racquefeem an mica of roa With every outlook of blowing up the league this year, the fuse wasn't quite ready when our tennis team met Chaffey in the first C. B. L. match. Alter Redlands defaulted, the Poly string ensemble hoisted San Berdoo with 6-3 tally. Then our racquet men really seemed to explode as they sent the ball and the Colton opponents reel- ing to the tune of an 8 to l victory for the Bears. Though Shelton and Bliss, in first doubles position, were fully expect- ed to take C. B. L. doubles, ChaI'fey's phenomenal jinx appeared again in the semi-finals with other ideas. Coaches Bob Vanderzyl and Bruce Casey Players who led the points production were Captain Voyle Shelton and Ronnie Bliss, who returned for his third stripe: Carl Graham and Dave Hoover, second doubles performers: Dick Blaine, most improved player, but unfortunately for Poly, a senior: and Gordon Maloney, a very promising sophomore. Blaine gives us a look at his iorehand. Not bad, Dick, not bad! O Which team started this feud. Hoover and Graham or Bliss and Shelton? TENNIS SCORES Riverside Opponents 6 ,iiie. San Bernardino ,eii 77 3 8 7 77 77 Colton 1 8 .,ii, Redlands 77 .7 0 3 77 7 7 Chaffey 6 3 77 7 ,eli 7 Pomona. 7 6 PRACTICE GAMES 6 ' 3 7 .777777 7 Elsmore 77 7777 7 6 7777 77 Coachella 7777 7777 3 5 7 7 7 Anaheim 77 4 Floyd Roseberry goes after the ball with a neat backhand. Second doubles team, Hoover and Graham. First doubles team, Shelton and Bliss. ,+- . 777. V, Y N iv ' - fn 'Q X 33 Q, 7 TH, 1 'ij f I gil tri in-wil ix if f'-ri I iff, XX mx 1 lfiq,1J,xz 3 'G .41 'i Q S 17' , - ' 7, lx ig- ts' is it 272+ if Re 'xxxxklxfl J s fm? SWIMMING TEAM--Row 1, left to right: Klotz. Slavin, Ozenbaugh, Stansell, Lytton Baker. Barton, Horlacher. Row 2: Mclnnis tmanagerl, Small, Patterson, Garat, Wilson, Fife, Kennedy, I Easterling. Row 3: Brannon. Ledfors, Gordon, Snedden, Coil. Weeks, I. Fleming, Eliott. Coach Hallock. Absent when picture was taken: Les Easterling, Noah Washington, Noel Flem- ing Iohn Treadway. This year our tank men stroked to a C. B. L. championship, even walloping Redlands, who had Won the C. B. L. and C. I. F. championships last year. The Bears were led by Captain Iim Baker, Fritz Ledfors, Paul Brarinan, Don Stansell, Les and Ierry Easterling, Ierry Slavin, Buddy Barton, Blaine Fife, and Ierry Klotz. In the mid-Winter C. I. F., Baker took third in the class A 100-yard backstroke: Stansell took third in the class B 200-yard free style, and a fourth in the 100-yard free style. Bud Barton took third in class B diving and Les Easterling took fifth in the class A diving. In the final C. I. F. meet at Long Beach, the boys also made a good showing for themselves. Barton took third in the B diving for the second time. Brannan took fifth in the 100-yard backstroke and Ledfors took fourth in the 50-yard free style. A quartet composed of Brannan, Ledfors, Klotz and Slavin also took a fifth in the class A for the four-man relay event. Coach Hallock said that this was the best team in the history of Poly! Wars fem of fke Coach Robert Hallock Xe X2 5 'f'1 X'5 Q Rif f :W . 4mi:fZ?'i..:?W V I .5257 ' T ' 45:5 'f , ,,,, , Stiff:-34 fT,SSx.:flf','. A .S V f I H ww , S , 9 JE! It 'sw f' - ' ' K I l if '- SKIN I - - ' ,, . . W r V ..L:: Q ,.,. ,A,, H .' I fs '- S. . .. ' V ,. -5,-5 . W' I 'gs , wil. Q N ' ' g em: -LEE ' 5 K Q f . x.,.. MF !! wk 3 S . Z 'iw .S ,.,,, I 5 'fi le , .. f teri 5 . H, , 1 Q I' S 71: I ' '- ' ' - . I Wil' . ' - ' ' I it I ' If I if f .. - 3 . bw-P, . , . V- .I is . S 32 X Qi S gi' . S I ff, I ' 3 I 1 U va They started out on their backs but they ended up in front. Klotz, Brannan, and Baker demonstrate backstroke start. LUUL f8If LU6lg5. SWIMMING TEAM SCORES Riverside Opponents 27 ,oe,,.,,o Whittier .S 48 32 . eY,,o S Redlands S 43 61 .S S ,7,, SS Chaffey . .S S 14 37 SS Palm Springs . 28 69 ..rr San Bernardino 11 18 S S S. SWhittierS SS 38 40 ASSSSS S Redlands SS 35 C. B. L. Riverside 94, Redlands 83, Chafiey 30, San Bernardino 7. Chaffey 53, Riverside 50, Red- lands 45, San Bernarino 21. Do you have a license to ily, Buddy? Buddy Barton shows neat diving form. These were the big wheels from our championship C. B. L. swimming team. Standing, left to right: Stansell, Lytton, Slavin, I. Easterling. In pool: Baker, Brannan. .-1' www' H aww I Zen fkere were fke wkirgi. Q ww gag? we gi ,4 ,4 wiflz Sniord, aiu! wifA 'fn if iw 6 0 :sparks an Clfllf' ff. - Asif-V. f 'P Y it 'gf A A7 R ' 6 xi 4:2 . -K if -' X e I 'ffl J ef V+ A 6 ' YY ' Q GW .P fu' ' aa. i 4' ,gr t ig' fk X - 4 L. Th M ,- J 11 t , f The capable director and president of G. A. A. P7 Q 5 for the past year was Betty Sutherland. i .jZ::f :,: I Q U AA 1.- 1. t L .1 , 1 e A.,--. .. -1, 2 s. ,v Lf Z' i t t x ,gg .c V lg. .. my ' , .,- ,qi 1 . . . -' 'ww - , ' u Y Lf. hnggjlf-4 , 9 1 ,,,.,4-K , , k , 5245-, I , ' , 3..- . . v, ..,,,. , , , ,. ,.. F.. , f Y .. ., 'Leng mm rr-,.,., Always smiling through-that was the industrious G. A. A. Board. Row 1, left to right: Merchant, Barton, Mulkey, Mitchell, Davis, Lee, Carter, Loy, Crisp. Row 2: Mulkey, Davis, Dunn, Romero, McDermont, advisors Mrs. Iones and Miss Graffen, Suther- land, Dennis, Stich, Cochran, Hale. X5 N' TENNIS CLUB Row 1 left to right Mitchell Smith Goeckel Hupel Kono DtllCh Grubb McDe-rmont Row 2 Carter Anderson Dodge England Le Dennis, Sutherland, Ivory. Boyd, Ervin. Row 3: Walters, Rudge, Wilson, Gentry Rodgers, McIntosh, Miller, Hammond, Flory Fiscus. :ifu y in inert an circ e . in For ball and racquet enthusi- asts, the Tennis Club offered relaxing C?l diversion. IUNIOR ORCHESIS-Left to right: Griften, Don nelly, Strickland, Christopher. Pilcher, Nance BOWLING - Left to right: Braly, Hales, Heimstras, Anderson, Mayer, and Chapman pre- pare to follow their teammates. tDiving for a clue' perhaps?J 72 6UflfL0lfUf' C 6iI'l'l0l e . Walters with a fast pass to wait- ing teammates. 7 3 Guard Farnham interrupts Forward Paul's advance. Iean Geluso gets slap-happy! Blow your whistle, Mrs. Barton! Dixie Hogan gets that disgusted look as she misses the ball. 66 77 321466 , 21415 One of these girls is going to get that ball over yet! 74 THE ALL-STARS-These girls are the female counterpart of the Lettermen's Club. Row 1, left to right: Walters, Bonnett, Iohnson, Echardt, Rodgers, Richard. How 2: A. Chapman, Loy, Barton, D. Chapman, Sutherland, Kono, Dennis. Row 3: Bates, Boyd, Shearer, Kern, Mitchell, Hart. Row 4: Lee, Leibert, Carter, Teunissen. Anderson, Peyret. Row 5: Madril, Saucedo, Weaverling, McDermont, Hedger, Davis, Rupel, Whltascheck, Sawyer. ana! Laffgn , eaufied . . . Playday-when girls from every C. B. L. school have a heyday ol sports. CC 77 onolf' Mzif 'gr Above and beyond the call of Co1umn left! s, Company Halt! s, and Atten-shun! s are these U. S, Army instruciors: M!Sgt. Edward L. Morton, ls! Lt. Eleson M. Herrick, PMSQST, and MfSgt. Felicito H. Alviar. .h -I,-.' ,-VJ dvi, ESF'- -XX , sv ,.l.2 ,, x jTi W 5 ..,. Q - ' 2fm.y.- - .L alfa Ky ,X .fi 9 a ' .spy 6' . .Q Q. . x - 4' 1 fQ.4Q6 p f ifg gm- -...Q Q .Q ff , Q ,- if S-4' . bf . .4 5+ V X. . 5 1 1 -R Nililnnl A 2, -' 4. ' a sf? ,lo 'gf ew f ,,,,,,,,.,..,...Qw-+- Wai CL REGIMENTAL COMMANDER Cadet Lieutenant-Colonel William G. Henold 76 REGIMFNTAL COMMANDER AND STAFF-Row 1, left to right: Cadet Lt.-Col. William Herrold Miss Ann Mclntosh tsponsorl. Row 2 Cadet 2nd Lt. F. Simpkins, Cadet lst Lt. W, Hani, Cadet 2nd Lt. V. Barr. ' ar elacuffmenf, FIRST BATTALION COMMANDER AND STAFF-Lett to right: Cadet 2nd Lt. Charles Lee, Cadet Maj. Lester Easter- . ling, Miss Valerie Anderson fsponsorl. Absent: Cadet lst Lt. L. Field and Cadet lst Lt. R. Blackford. GLLU an Olf' elf' SECOND BA'I'I'ALlON COMMANDER AND STAFF- Leit to right: Cadet lst Lt. Iames Kenna, Cadet lst Lt. Dale Towers, Cadet Maj. David Halliburton, Miss Karen Io Bailey tsponsorl. Absent: Cadet lst Lt. E. Chesney. 77 ASW MW 3.-.V Q Rcjro e . 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M rx, 4 Qu.. :uf 5 X ,, wg ,T Y, K ,Sd A . M.. . Hwvsgk Q L ff X M A Y. , f si 33, 2 f' . x , Q - 4. W , K: X Q f as HQ n Y I P N N 1 , vf R5 gwHS COMPANY D OFFICERS Bowl left to nght: Cadet 2nd Lt Arvxd Doucette Mlss Beverly Ecke Row 2 Cadet 2nd Lt Roger Crego Cadet 2nd Lt. M an. COMPANY D Row l left to nght Mrller Bartolomex Doucette Cadet Capt. Donald Neilsen CCOD, Beverly Eckhardt Csponsorl Crego Row 2 Dodson I A Ford Clark Rleck Karsten Meyer Frohllch Sabo Myrick. U! Pla DRUM AND BUGLE CORPS-Row l left to right: Anderson, Iohnson. Cadet lst Lt. B. Naugle fleaderl, Perales, Yoder Mason. Row 2: Rendell, Boyne, Prock, Harnage Lambert, Faubion. Absent: Hutchinson, Walsh, Denning Armstrong. WHUDQW? WHO WAS SEEN WHERE? W O O ' ,4g:e:y , tg. ffff f xx K' V'V 9 555 fe LXR!! K no annum' nv 53.2. -nf, fo 'Q ' 9' 9 x Q' ' I 'N-1 Q 'v . ,N J,,,,,'? W, -K, ff? Q P+ -' -ff aww f qv 4' f 4' f -, gff ib 3 Qxxu xuglgxx b Q-1 I,,L I ' . Q I etliin ,lvv .sau ' 4 ,- N '- E E' ITN- x CG'!A. ,, t V Ax . N J. X K X 1,-.Tw R45 :.g E A '-5 ' V M2 L. ,. - 'wif +4 .. 1 j ' , x4 3-1 .i5a.-652.6 , 41- e'iiJf-zwqivff , .f '- 'll-ey: .far-,A f . ., N 7 1 A . , --. A ,- ,NAWW QE le W M .Sfwfkgkf M- My ...t- x S 1 lt it v' i The gal with energy plus! Whether Wheaties or Hadaco1 was her prescription, she had what it takes to put out a consistently outstanding Spotlight. yy C elfelnfg A240e6! fo The man behind the Spotlight: Mr. Ferris, advisor. And here are those staff members who labored hard and long in the salt mines down in the basement ol the Applied Arts Building to meet those Wednesday deadlines and maintain the high standard set by previous Spotlights. Kneeling, left to right: M. DeMarce, D. White, M. Turner. Seated: S. Henson, P. Taylor, S. O'Leary, N. Green, I. Lancratt, B. Evans, B. Sullivan, E. Steves, M. Maloney. Standing: I. Cliflord, B. Worsten, S. Zwerner. sg was ii . wx V Who said that! in auf wkovlunif. It it weren't for Mr. Epp and the boys of our print shop, all that work would be for naught. fThose intent expressions-What are they doing? Why won't they show us? Could they know anything about WHODUNIT?l This roguish countenance is claimed by none other than Iimmy Clifford. the great guy who certainly added his share of grind as the associate editor. ffg .XX ff' I Xb-If Q 4- 'ff gff .1 X .W i - A5 l 1 x ' Q 1 - ' ' Z I-L .l', .F f Q. g ' t iff 2 5 ' ..ffG NN 3 'tj ' LM- A A 15 , me , 5 3 P? if -y 1-'ff X ll . xmx in f t X 4, A ,Q 1 L J V fr -'YA' Saw we Small but mighty is what the Koala staff affectionately calls its editor, Alice Kjellberg. Diligent, ambitious, and reliable beyond all that could be asked, are only a few of the many fine qualities oi this girl who de- serves every bit of credit she receives. Walter, the center of attention as usual, is being listened to by leit to right, Nickie Carter, Connie Burke, Marjorie McDermont, Ann McIntosh, Paula Peterson, and Iackie Lewis. The whistle bait in the picture below are discussing the annual lbelieve it or notl. They are from left to right: Patty Stuart, Terry Abbey, Barbara Cummings, Carol Dalton, Eileen Ray, Ginger Gilliand, Diane Kinney, Arleo Bodie. ...af :wi -S we Ig , .'h ' 52, Our hats are dofted to Trudy Mulkey cmd Mr. Butterfield for designing the cover this year. in fke ma ing. Traditionally, in this paragraph, we're supposed to claim our laziness, but let's face it! There's a lot of work involved in putting out an annual, especially this choice mystery edition of the dear old Koala. It's been fun, though, between Walter's ever-ready wit and Mr. Adams bellowing, If anyone touches these things, mayhem will be wrought! Dimensioning, cuts, copy all year long, with nothing guaranteed but an aching head crowned with quite a few grey hairs! Mr. Adams, yearbook advisor, and Mr. Dixon, photographic advisor, appear amused at a picture for the Koala. To the dungeons! better known as room 12. Whenever you were lucky enough to have your picture taken for this Koala, chances are one of these photographers was on the other side of the birdie. In the first picture, head photographer Barbara Linthicum seems to be having difficulty getting Harold Bodie, another camera wielder, to cooperate. In the second picture Ierry Caldwell explains the confusing mechanism ot a camera to Bar- bara Latta and Bonita Carlson. w..,,.J ...msn-lf,,,,.. w,,.. 4 Wu' 5 'Xa-s ff 1 I BAND MEMBERS Left to right: Braly, Fox, Fletcher, Lawrence, Lamb, Cooper, McClellan, Strain, Morse, Bliss, Naugle, Cox, Robbins, Stiles, Bowman, Brewer, Bell, Gall, Myers, Meyst, Denning, Leuker, Pena, Walters: MacDonald, Keith, Rendell, Miller, Gall, Banister, Casem, Alexander, McGinty, Pauley, Beckwith, Yoder, Schnur, Fields, Starr, Russ, Espinoso, Groom, Parker, Marder, Simmons, Hohbard, Homrig- hausen. Weber, Payton, Rainwater, Nanny, Stowers, Brewer, Iones, Prock, Easterling. McIntosh, Simmons, Perales, Mr. Oaks tstandingh, Walker, Avery, Fife, Growden, Easton, Coulson. Under the very capable direction of Mr. Lester Oaks, the band gave its annual Christmas and spring concerts, and though not competing for honors, returned from a trip to National City with second prize. gmln onied wfwler flue afar. ORCHESTRA MEMBERS Row 1, left to right: Morris, Ross, Sharp, Smith, Hedrick, Fainham. Row 2: Braly, Painter, Marse, Patterson, Hillqer, Hall, Hillger, McGinty, Leandrey, Low. Row 3: Sabo, Allison, Gall, Briver, Bowman, Star, Simmons, Bickwith, Easton, File, Fox, Casem, Bower, Stephens, Felicette. Row 4: Humble-ton, Mr. Oaks. 1 . , Q ' ' A . I ,Ji ' ' l . . . , , Precision is just one ol the outstand- ing qualities that makes our band the best in the -Southern Calitornia high schools. an :ion in fke air. Resplendent in their new green and gold robes, this year's mixed chorus participated in various vocal performances, American Way. assemblies, and the Christmas and spring concerts. Lending a note or two were, row right: Anderson, Criswell, Burke, Sayer, Dennis, Grundy, Steves, Foster, Peterson, Mitchell, Hall, Hight, Kirkby, Dickey, EducationeAn Taylor, Koketsu. Whalen. Row 2: Ramirze. Chatteiile, Dale. Row 3: Fraley, Wursten, Harm, Robbins, Dock, Simpkins, Herget, Flint, Vestal, Krewson, Hoyle, Herrold, Zwerner, Greere, Daugherty, Wallerstedt, Holenshade, Abbey. Icely, Escallier, Bodie, Woodworth, Bates, Sutherland, Anderson, Bailey, Pitruzzello. Yamaguchi, Williams. Not pictured are: Williams, Castanos, Castle, Hudson, Green, Canady. including 1. lelt to Braincxrd, Goeckel. Iameson, ill Q ' Now. Marilyn, keep your hands out of the till! Operating the adding machine: Barbara Blatnik. Look at that wad of money in Manuel Villalpandds iist! Perhaps it was legal this time, though: he was commissioner of finance for '50 and '51. .il A of dflfwfenf acfiuifg.. For the latest gossip as well as more material things, the A. S. B. store was the place to go. lBut even there no one knew the inside story of the question oi WHODUNITU X' Here might be said to be represented the brains of the locale of WHODUNIT HONOR SOCIETY--Row 1, left to right: Groom, Shelton, Mitchell, Rupel Hanchey Koketsu Kono Kyellberg Lee Boyd England Steves Dalton, 2 3 Row 4 Row 5 6 Row Row Row Mulkey, Kutch, Herrolcl, Sharpe. : Hant, Graham, Bliss, Olsson, Ninteman, Goad, Bailey, Lancrait Bartlett Davidson Schober Ruvald Lindgren Keysor Sorgen : Spafford, Houg, White, Livington, Madariaga, Brewer, Wilson, Capes Hartley Stone Paul ' Shackeliord, Strickland, Stevens, Grubbs, Mulkey, Vanderzyl, Fritz Lewis Hochman Gilligan Steves Bramare Wells : Krinard, Hammett, lorry, Dieterle, Franklin, Sedgwick, Richards Marshall 1 Klotz, Wood, Roseverry, Mathis, Flaherty, Hamilton, Pertel, Clark Floyd Crowell Taylor Brandheld P1058 Ufl Gllfl ig! lgQlflC8 l0If'0lfl'l0fl0l'l . School affairs and general activities were splendidly promoted by our able POLY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. Row l, left to right: Lewis, Bridges. Harris, Fitch Row Z: Devereaux, Markin. Row 3: Franco, Ramirez, D Lewis, Young, Bleser avis, Mr. Lombard ww W? a up-Q H f 63 .RQ N ' ' - ffl: W f w Ny ,M l - g. . W Aww QW A N Q . .. A m fix ff ' 'ff' vw M' 013' e' ' M 5 :: 2 E N ,.,. if li ' T ig A - A 1 V' , VL vii at L Q Q Q s f y, . 3 Q S ' L A D m tx ww P Q. ' Q ar' A , W MWZSE .. si T5 'iwxfivl ' F 1 V' B- Q ff 'W ' . JM f X ,W A Q f ' ff ' 5 1 K, 5 ' 1' Ek K ' ' f .k' x-.'- ' . Y t i , Qx.. gi , X , is ' 'W 3WNkw WiA'fsS7AS?f'N1NxlE A Q 5 ,wig HW in 54: V QR, M Q kiwi-X K Q i.. HB QM, ,x.,mt Xi 1 'V' M ' V 'J - ww M A ,... .. K--- A ,E .Q-5, 'iff .,, . -, 5 -fi ..,U. My . E .x Wa wx , X ,gf + ,W 1 an 5 ,N 55 F we Ki ,f , M Q su! 5' wa., ap 2 1. S X Sp, xg ' X' R Q, X X! WN Q, Sw 1 523 xi N ,N xg X. K Zh , X X QI., :pw X xg ' 'ffkf 55. .Q. Q, 3' J ii .. . i Q Av wx N ., I . '::' X L gkf? in .. ' mga. - x wwe . . X Whrxk X-fwggx A X , Vw, , .-.. 52 D S M- Ns, BQ 1 x :S 2 N X- X L x R ii lfw.X I-if Nix X X W , X. iw ,'? aw 'X'Q . VW sf 8 K A' ,G lj i 3' , . S an fkefilaiand KEY CLUB-Row 1, left to right: C. Growden, G. Smith, B. Castle. Row 2: B. Polcene. S. Tusinqer. B. Stewart, P. Rench, B. Harris. D. Nel- son. Row 3: W. Savage, C. Bufiington, V. Barr, B. Hoover, E. Mecldles, D. Poston. COMMERCIAL CLUB -Row l. left to right: I. Davis, M. Heath, B. France, N. Wear, R. Branton. Row 2: I. Saucedo, B. Porter, M. Christenson, M. Amparan, C. Ninte- man, I. Goad. Row 3: C. Iohnson, Mrs. W. Ohmen, A. Flory, B. Carlson DRAMA CLUB---Left to right: M. Hall, L. Harvey, L. Poulsen, Mr. D. Mac- Cuish, E. Winship. M. Steele. 93 ounfair C ANL 8l 5 STAMP AND COIN CLUB--ALelt to riqht: V. Shopen. K. Williams, P. Iones, D. Warner, I. Iensen, D. Scalf, A, Vansetow, Mrs. Deeter, D. Hub- bard. SCIENCE CLUB 'Left to right: C. Wilson, P. Richards, W. Hanl, B. Walker, E. Olsson, I. Groom, C. Stew- art, S. Keith, W. Rendell, B. Beard, A. McCarty, Mr. C. Barto. STEIGERS CLUB Left to right: I. Hetrick, A. Miller, B. Barton, B. File. B. Switzer, Mr. Scott. PEP CLUB Row l, left to right: D. Griffin, S. Alabaster, D. White, B. Byrd, P. Woodward, B. Iudson, T. Mylne, S. Libowitz. Row 2: A. Iverson. V. Meyen. R. Pil- cher, I. Smith, N. Carter, S. Richards, B. Castle. Row 3: D. Myers, B. Shelton, M. Har- ris, R. Fitch, I. Parlette, S. Seamans, R. Wiley, S. Boyd. Row 4: N. Harris, C. Devereaux, I. Bates, P. Strickland, G. Gilliand, M. Kiel, M, Modica. 94 6U 0lfU'l . RAMBLERS-Front: A. Clark and Horse Sugarioot. Row 1: N. Kihm, L. Gurney. S. Buster, B. Boucher. Mr. Bush, I. Foster. STUDENT UNION BOARD-Row 1: B. Castle. I. McMillan, M. McMillan. Row Z: D. Slansell, M. Hensley. P. Stacy. BOXING CLUB-Back: L. Criffield. C. Reading. B. Gordon. G. Abraham, C. Wright, C. Hooe, B. Wadway, M. Kretz. Foreground: Mr. Heath, V. Michael. AGRICULTURE CLUB--Kneeling: Mr. Frost. G. Kilger, M. Sanchez. K. Murphy. Standing: I. Kushner. W. Okert, N. Spangler, L. Grin, K. Frank, I. Kish- ner, G. Knudstead, K. Lawrence, L. Arnold, B. Waddel, L. Baber. 95 RIVERSIDE HI-Y Row 1, left to right: I. Patterson, B. Barton, I. Hetrick D, Stansell, I. Baker, E. Topham, I. Lytton, D. Woodrul, I. Coil. ,c,A,g.:. V. I. , I0 Row 2: I. Trout, D. Wilson, D. Edson, G. Hovanec, H. Brown, B. Marshall 1',tfz1,',,,,e1'11U,'. , ,- n , 3 H. Coil, K. Small, W. Staqeberqer, R. Briggs, H. Bartlett. Q K I bt All Row 3: A. Miller, E. Mackey, B. Nelson, D, McCarty, B. Castle, I. Decker 3257 I ' ' D. Hebert, H, Bertrand. .I ' I . ,my B '2 N 4 ' Qt ' 'V - J . jx W . 0 ' 4 9 , .J r- en llfl iq. . lj Vlq' .. X' ik ' 5219. I llglgt' . ISHEYW GISMO HIAY Row 1, left to right: B. Switzer, I. Nelson, B. Fisher. Q Bow 2: D. Shear, T. Iones, B. Shaffer, R. Hendry, I. Stoaks, P. Doonan -- I. Dessel, P. Richards, B. Warner. W Row 3: H. Nequette, D. Yamaguchi, B. Ramarez, D, Volpi, L. Field, D. Flint B. Moller, I. Ioyce, D. Chilton, H. Yarbrough. Foreqround: D. Blaine, I. Iordon. ,. . , -Q 1 ,gif in I Si . if , rg, B 96 '1717' V, 1 I 1 5, . 6 MM! , gk. A 'V A t s 2 in ts' 1 3 M .Et t K BARONS HI-Y-Seated, left to right: B. Porter, D. Anderson, W. Sneddon, K. Storeim, C. Smith, R. Feely, I. Bush, C. Machado, C. Tuttle, C. Phillicm, R. Brown, I. Lackey, F. Lecxdiord, D. Dodson. Standing: M. Nelson, Mr. Maris, Mr. McMil1icxn, G. Drake. R. Berry, G. Hurcott, I. Trujillo, G. Wood, B. Stcxvely, T. Fox, C. Contreras, K. Pentoney, C. Wright, B. Terry, B. Gordon, S. Ozenbctugh. 48 60y5 SQUIHES HI-Y --Row 1, left to right: E. Erickson, F. Warner, B. Kjellberg, D. Foote, F. Spctrkmun, D. Inaba Row 2: D. Smith, B. Pdul, A. Plaxco, D. Inaba, M. Koketsu. 'Lmetifqm A .11 V? It's this way, sez Bill Polcene, but Bob looks a little doubtful. Right, Larry Poulson. 98 You'll be sorry! we feel like saying to Preswood as M. Steele pours while K. Ervin gleefully looks on. OL! fm Turn around! We dare you! lean Bates and Bob Iudson are oblivious to the unknown one of the reaching hanclsll!! Arsenic cmd Old Lace was the rolickinq comedy presented by the senior class, with leading characters Cthey surely werell portrayed by Myra Steele, Kay Ervin, Ronald Harm, Robert Iud- son, Lee Harvey, Bill Addington, and Larry Poulson. Now see here! Bill Happ seems to say to Ioanne Iones. Lett to right in rehearsal: Iohn- son, Iones. Tate. Happ, Ander- son. Baxter. and Parlette. Poor Anderson! And he was so young. too! A 4-5X an l'l'l0l e lflflgif elf' . r f , y Ye Olde Colonial Inn and a realistic 32 wi A,--., ,J JJ vi-uma' ' storm were the settings for the unusual l XX 1 H-L junior play, Ha1nshackle Inn. Personal- , Q A ly we wouldn't care to patronize the place! ' - . ,I I Leading roles were taken by Ioanne Iones, - 'KI ,QS -' qw I. ' Q '. Philip Morgan, Ellen Iohnson, and Sharon -' -N y Vaughan. These were assisted by able x A ' Df5GUf5E fellow SlurPS. KIT Caught in Ramshackle Inn rehearsal in an informal moment are Morgan, Parlette, Baxter, Anderson, Vaughan, McMillan, Brittain, Coon, Bryant, Iorres. Happ, Iohnson, Tate, Pilcher, Stewart. Prop managers were Sally Coon and Diane Bryant. Row 1: Strickland, Pilcher, Brittain, Prestwocd, Harm, Fannin, Donnelly, Steele, Harvey, Farr, Poulson, Happ, Neitman Iones, Pascher. Frances. Row 2: Clifford, Iohnson, Winship, Sorgen, Modica, Shurley, Snyder, Stewart. .xdcfor an acfreriziezi a . The A. S. B. produced a strictly tragic drama of Elizabeth the Queen which showed the real acting ability of its principal cast members: Myra Steele CE1izabethJ, Lee Harvey KEssexl, Bill Happ CSir Walter Raleighl, Alecia Donnelly, Ronald Harm, Les Prest- wood, and Ellen Iohnson. A last-act scene is portrayed by Farr, Prestwood, Happ. Harm, and Steele. In background: Iohnson, Sny- der, Sorgen, Shurley, Modica, Stewart. le cufniua came 'Mfg The regal pair, the King and Queen of the Carnival, finally succeeded in not falling oft their flower-bedecked throne which was in the form oi a swing. The rcyal pair this year con- sisted of Ann McIntosh and Bob Porter. King Bob simply wasn't used to his unsteady ruling position! . This year's Carnival was a smash success. with the crowd offered every type of divere sion from winning a baby chicken to seeing their own name in headlines. A gold cup was awarded to the Spanish-American Club for having the best decorated booth of the evening. lTwo guesses what they sold!! l00lflge ,W L CASS? 8 Ufl Girls League planned something special for every night of Sponge Week. and even arranged with the Rubidoux Drive-ln to allow all cars decorated in green and orange to see the show for free. Guess that shows the fellas who rates! 101 Don't get excited yet: that's only the first lock, Iust give her the old heave-ho! What a conglamoration oi humanity! Endless expansef-like we wish spring vacation could be! Our parents thought this was a time for us to loaf and get into mischief but they didn't know the half of it . . . burning blisters, sand in the baby oil, snubbed by big men in blue uniforms with shiny badges, neglected by the opposite sex . . . and they wondered why we should return home so eager for a rest and a good meal that couldn't be eaten fast enough. In fact-we aren't going back to the beach for another week! rin uacafion . . . I0 ? These vacationers look happy and relaxed, but just wait till that sun- burn gets the best of them! A IAQ af Cl weeL! vu.. dw.. A Kb'- A - t OOh! That evil look. Bob's just giving the horse a help! f ik SWS Q, A 'r 4 w. 2,1 FT , , ,Nh M Q. ff wuscj- E G 3 uf? M l Hr? 4 - QM? Mi . . .MIM i UlU 7 - Ann Louise Kutch mos! outstand the . herseu by berngent, winning numedr inq Speechdszurmq her threeilecm ous UWC! S KP-t lastl A wom Career at POV' talks a lot but SGYS who not onY hwhne' wall something won NATIONAL FORENSICS LEAGUE- Seated, left to right: A. Kutch, M. Brewer, G. Boucher. Standing: F. Roseberry, S. Keith, B. Hochman, V. Blankenship, S. Salter, D. Blaine, I. Clifford. Not pictured: B. Naugle, B. Braly. ORATORS--Seated, lelt to right: A. Kutch, B. Hochman, C. Dalton. Standing: L. Walters, G. Boucher, S. Salter, V. Blankenship, B. Coulson, R. Davis. Not pictured: B. Braly. DEBATERS- Speaking: B. Hochman. Looking on. lelt to right: S. Salter, V. Blankenship, I. Clifford, S. Keith, M. Brewer, F. Roseberry, D. Blaine. oguacioufi da Our speech groups distinguished them- selves this year. Poly High debate teams ranked near the top again. Our two River- side teams-Barbara Hochman and Sid Keith, Marilyn Brewer and Floyd Rose- berry-tied each other for second place in the C. B. L. Debate Tournament at Chaffey. Riverside placed second in the Spring Speech Festival held in Riverside. We won the county in both Lions and Ameri- can Legion Oratorical Contests. Riverside received a charter granting membership in the National Forensics League. Twenty-one student have now qualified for membership. 8105 omefAing new The Senior Class Mid'Winter Boll. if Sw 4SomefAing Gllfl H1 Trl s Sprmg Dance Carousel lflfl Am fl, igfar wen ancin . -0 Lieutenant-Colonel Herrold beams as Trudy Mulkey pins on h' lS newly won dic1monds. we bwque' U5- . mpwo WGS Su ,no vw f' 44 A 7' Thefe was ,. AWG 1 no mY5xew he e 'V 'V w-VN W. , 'av' ew MVP- , E fi - gg.: ,1fwmzMnM,..m -M x . N EM: 52 Sf? 544555 ii., I Yi' Sr M4 Q -pw mf -s 1 WM. . Q rf 2? WHQMW TI-IE CULPRITSF O. - . f w f f Km-M 'E 5' ,. 2, . 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As 1 'Q 'af' X, , juniors, they continued building this greatness H ' by presenting Dear Ruth and the prom, 'j fs . A Candyland. tNever did get that angel hair off our clothesll ' Then, best of all, came senior year-and the Geeks outdid their reputation for the finest in entertainment. The colossal Senior Ball tanother firstl, replete with giant snowmen, was worth , every broken nail and every lost hour of sleep! Arsenic and Old Lace showed the Geeks' harmless sense of humor, because-after all- only lonesome old men died, poor dears! The Class of '51 will never forget its two wonderful advisors, Mrs. Brauti and Mr. Iames, for their own personal interest, time, assistance, and guidance which endeared them to the heart of every graduate who was fortunate enough to work with them. And so, with real promises of future success, these Geeks bid, and are bidden, a fond farewell. SENIOR GOVERNORS--Preceding page: Dick Wilson, debate chairman: Mr. Iames, advisor: Harmon Brown, treasurer: Dorothy Wilson, secretary: Pat Leibert, girls' athletic chairman: Mrs. Brauti, advisor: David Yamaguchi, boys' athletic chairman: Pat Grubbs, social chairman: Walter Savage, vice-president: Ed Mackey, president. coufvl gl 6L6!lfl6Lie. Bob Marshall gets a real dousing in King Neptune's Court as he and his silghtly seasick companions cross the equator during the Senior Assembly. 8 I Pl ls.. 415 Teresa Terry Abbey l Senior Sponsor President Kenton Adams Riverside Hi-Y William Hampton Addington Louis Albrecht Gismos Hi-Y Dean Alexander Band Rudy Alfaro Delores I. Allen Girls League Ierome Alopari Advisory Representative Donald Amador Cadet Club Mary Carolyn Amparan Hi-Tri Barbara Faye Anderson G. A. A. Richard Mason Anderson Donna Anderson G. A. A. Iorae Anderson G. A. A. Ronald Anderson Val Anderson Girls League Representative Nick A. Aparicio Latin-American Club Basilisa R. Arganda Girls League Lawrence Arnold Verla Asper Girls League Shirley Faye Babb Girls League Nancy Atencio Advisory Representative Betty Iean Austin Poly Chamber of Commerce Lola Averitt Advisory Representative Darlene Babcock Girls League Alice Ioanne Baber Girls League Lewis Baber, Ir. Don Baird Karen Io Bailey Senior Sponsor lim Baker Lettermens Club Treasurer Io Ann Ballin Hi-Tri Maurice Banister Sound Crew Donna Mae Barrett Christian Fellowship Club Henry Bartlett, Ir. Cecil E. V. Bartolome R. O. T. C. Bud Barton Riverside Hi-Y Billy Basham Eula lean Bates Senior Sponsor Vice-President Grace A. Beach Hi-Tri Betty Beard Pep Club Vernon C. Bell Varsity Football Shirley Bender Girls League Secretary Mary Iean Bennett Girls League Representative Barbara Beaudreau Hi-Tri Galen Bills Richard Wallace Blackford Richard David Blaine Varsity Football Barbara Ioan Blatnik Commercial Club Elinor Mae Christian Bleser Hi-Tri Ronald Bliss Lettermens Club Chuck Blount Gismos Hi-Y Arleo Iune Bodie Koala Senior Editor Gilbert B. Boucher World Friendship Club President Lydia Marmon Boyd Honor Society Martin Boyd Riverside Hi-Y Delila Brally Girls League Ben Braly A. S. B. Vice'President Robert Brandfield Riverside Hi-Y Carolyn Brasher Christian Fellowship Club Marilyn Brewer Girls League Board Roberta Branton Iunior Orchesis Lydia Elaine Brown Hi-Tri Cabinet Harmon Brown Senior Rush E. Brown Varsity Football Class Treasurer Lois Rebecca Brown Christian Fellowship Club Wanda Brown Girls League Robert Gene Browner Shirley Bunch Girls League Richard Buckwald Norma Bunn Girls League Constance Marie Burke Senior Sponsor Ada Butts Girls League Pat Butler Honor Society Martha Buvens Hi-Tri Gilbert Ceballos Eva Cano Hi-Tri Marjorie Cain Christian Fellowship Club Clayton Carey Gale Garnett Carlsen G. A. A. Bonita Iune Carlson Commercial Club Patsy Ruth Correl World Friendship Club Martin Carricaburu Georgia Drew Carter Senior Sponsor 114 Muirel Nicky Carter Koala Faculty Editor Yvonne Charlton Commercial Club Robert G. Castle Yell Leader Ioan Chance Spotlight Staff Iess R. Chavez Don Chilton Riverside Hi-Y Donna Chilton Pom-Pom Girl Ieannette Chinn Girls League Maxine I. Christenson Commercial Club Patricia Christopher Iunior Orchesis Harriet Marilyn Clark Girls League Service Club Norman Wayne Clark Bowling Club Iimmy Clifford Associate Spotlight Editor Samuel George Clifford Tennis Team Lillie M. Gifford Christian Fellowship Club Ann Coalson Advisory Representative Carol Cochran Senior Girl Scouts Daisy Cochran G. A. A. Secretary Ethel Mae Cochran G. A. A. Horace Coil Riverside Hi4Y Marilyn Cole Girls League Representative Ilene Comstock Christian Fellowship Club Elizabeth Iune Connal Senior Girl Scouts Charles Contreas Track Team Ann Cooke Senior Sponsor Bill Coulson Band Nina I. Cox Girls League Ronald W. Cox R. O. T. C. Bob Crane H5 Lawrence Thomas Creason loan Delores Crisp G. A. A. Board Patricia lean Criswell Pep Club Lila Genese Culling Girls League Barbara Bobbie Cummings Koala Copy Editor Glen Curtis Track Howard Allen Dale Pep Club Carol Rosalie Dalton Koala Associate Editor Phyllis Dalton G. A. A. Ioanne Darsey Hi-Tri Sharon Lynne Daugherty Hi-Tri Cabinet Arminta Daum Girls League Representative Donald Davis Varsity Football Ioyce Marylin Davis G. A. A. Board Walter Rockingham Davies Track Team Marilyn Decker A. S. B. Bookkeeper Marilyn DeMarce Spotlight Business Manager Ioann E. Dennis G. A. A. Board Victor Diaz Latin-American Club Betty lean Dickson G. A. A. Carolyn Dilday Girls League Donna I. Doucette Girls League Bettyanne Dodge A. S. B. Store Dewey L. Dodson, lr. Varsity Football Alicia Marie Donnelly Junior Orchesis Margaret Donnelly Senior Sponsor Bill Dozier 116 Dottie Drum Chamber ol Commerce Ianet Duirain Girls League Dona ld Edson Riverside Hi-Y Rosemary Bible Club Marjorie Edwards Girls League Helen Delores Eilers Elliott Barbara B. Ellis Girls League Chuck Ellis Track Team Ianice Anita Ellis G. A. A. Daisy Elma Emerson Iunior Orches is Eva Iean Englelauf G. A. A. Kay Ervin Hi-Tri Margie England Honor Society George C. Ertel Swimming Team Shirley Winiired Escallier Girls League Steven Eugene Escalante Sophomore Class President Betty Marie Evans Spotlight Staft Rosemary Fallon Pom-Pom Girl Doss Favor Spotlight Staff Larry E. Field Blaine Fife Varsity Football Iule Figgins Girls League Representative Poly Bear tKris Koala! Bonnie Fiscus G. A. A. Ruth Elaine Fitch Poly Chamber ot Commerce President Ian Fleming Student Union Board Daniel Lane Flint Gismos Hi-Y Alta Dean Flory Commercial Club Francis Don Fogerty Lettermens Club Iames S. Foster, Ir. Varsity Football ll7 LaVon Foster Christian Fellowship Club Harold I. Foxhoven Debate Team Betty France Christian Fellowship Club Ruby French G. A. A. Carl R. Franck Amelia Franco Poly Chamber of Commerce Clarence E. Fraser Advisory Representative Eddie Gall Band Rudy Garcia Baseball Hay Gardner Baseball Ienelle Gentry Hi-Tri Charlotte Gevrez Iunior Orchesis Darleen Vay Giddings Christian Fellowship Club Ginger Gilliand Koala Business Manager Ioyce Goad Commercial Club Carole L. Goeckel Hi-Tri Lauren Harlan Grayson Cavaliers Carl Graham Tennis Team Norma Green Christian Fellowship Club Bill Green Leroy Gren Advisory Representative Eugene D. Grimes Iames Groom Band Pat Grubbs Senior Class Officer Catherine Barbara Hahn G. A. A. Mary Viola Hall G. A. A. Iudy Hall Hi-Tri lim Hamilton Track Team Donald Hamm Patricia H ammond Senior Sponsor Maurine Hanchey Honor Society Betty Hansbrou Girls League William Hanf Honor Society gh Mary Hanson Girls League Gloria Hardcastle Usher ettes Betty Io Harkins G. A. A. Ronald C. Harm Senior Play Renee Harper Hi-Tri Kenneth Harris Senior Assembly Rachel Marian Girls League Ronald B. Maureen Rhea Harris Poly Chamber ot Commerce Harris Harris Bernice Hard Poly Chamber of Commerce Mary Heath Commercial Club Mary Lisb Hi-Tri Doris lean Hart G. A. A. eth Helmer Douglas A. Henson Stan Henson Spotlight Staff George W. Herget Advisory Representative William G. Herrold Honor Society Edna Herrera Spotlight Editor Iim Hetrick Varsity Football Gloria Hig Girls League Richard Hersman ht Barbara Hewitt G. A. A. Ioan Holenshade Hi-Tri Richard B. Holmes Iames Holt Harriet Honig Girls League George Hovanec Riverside Hi-Y Don Hoyle Christian Fellowship Club Winiired E. Hunter Spotlight Staff Ann I Iune Icely Pom-Pom Girl Leland H. Inaba Squires VGISSD Honor Society Bunny Ivory Koala Publicity Manager Marg Verna Jacobson Girls League Walter Roderick Iameson Key Club aret Evelyn Iarrett G. A. A. Robert Iarvis Louis Ioubert Herbert Ienkins Hillard Ienkins LeAn Boxing Charles William lohnson Wayne Thomas Iohnson Bowling Daniel H. Iones der Leroy Iones Frederick A. Iosselyn Christian Fellowship Club Bernice Masako Kajiyma Senior Sponsor Marta Keil Senior Sponsor Sidney Keith Advisory Representative Lovanna I. Kelley Girls League Lames P. Kenna H. O. T. C. Dorothy Kinsinger G. A. A. Lona Dewayne Kern Senior Sponsor George Kilger Diane Kinney Koala Division Page Editor Alice Kjellberg Koala Editor Iames E. Kirchner William Leroy Knecht Ross G. Knudsen R. O. T. C. David Klock Christian Fellowship Club Sumiko Koketsu Girls League Board Midori Kono Senior Sponsor Dorothy Lee Koontz Girls League Dick Krewson Mixed Chorus Andrew Simon Kurkjian Ann Louise Kutch Honor Society President Ioe Kushner Sandra LaFave Spotlight Staff Ronald Larrance Ianet Lancraft Christian Fellowship Club Sharon Cordelia Lanman Hi-Tri Barbara Latta Senior Scouts Lenora G. Lawson Girls League Carole Lee Hi-Tri Charles W. Lee Cadet Club Patricia Leibert Senior Class Officer Iacqueline Lewis Koala Senior Editor Melba Louise Lilley Christian Fellowship Club Ierry Hi-Tri Ruth Light Barbara lean Linthicum Koala Photographer Franklin H. Logan Advisory Representative Frank Lovan Freddie Lopez Latin-American Club lack L. Lytton Advisory Representative Ieannie Lynch Girls League Bob Lynn Bill Macdonald Senior Assembly Kathryne McCafferty Hi-Tri Anelle McCarty Science Club Don McCarty Riverside Hi-Y Iames D. McClellan Christian Fellowship Club Marjorie McDermont G. A. A. Vice-President Bob MacDonald Ronnie Dee McDonald Key Club Dorothy Ruth McDowell G. A. A. Sheila Jane McGahee Advisory Representative Ann McIntosh Yell Leader Cloria McKinnon Girls League Ronald McNeal Chuch Machado Varsity Football Ed Mackey Senior Class President Rose Madril G. A. A. Atha Louise Madison Girls League Edgar W. Madsen Ted H. Madsen Marion Maloney Hi-Tri I 122 Kathryn Kathy Mansfield G. A. A. Robert Marshall A. S. B, President Eddie Ruiz Martinez Latin-American Club Abbot R. Masters, Ir. Ian Matthias Iunior Orchesis Elenor Mayo Debate Team Laura Kathryn Mauer Iunior Orchesis Forrest L. Meares Riverside Hi-Y Jimmie L. Meares Riverside Hi-Y Thelma Margaret Mead Advisory Representative Mary Louise Mehl G. A. A. Polly Petrovina Meshkoft Girls League Service Club Vicky Meyer Commercial Club Virgil Michael Boxing Club Art Miller Forrest Dale Meyst Riverside Hi-Y Delores May Miller Girls League Robert Milts Varsity Football Marilyn Miller Hi-Tri Suzanne Mitchell C. S. F. Mary Ann Modica Hi-Tri Vice-President Robert Moore Key Club Bob Moller Varsity Football Wilma Merrill Morgan Senior Sponsor Sue Carol Morison Senior Sponsor Betty Morris Commercial Club Myrtle Lee Morris G. A. A. George Mosher, Ir. Football Manager W. Graham Moxon Mary Gertrude Mulkey Iunior Orchesis President Bluford Mullins Wrestling Team Pattie Ann Munksgaart Hi-Tri Kenneth Murphy Track Team Leo Myers Band Terry Mylne Pep Club Carole Nance Iunior Orchesis William R. Naugle Band Gracie Mae Nash G. A. A. Willard Nash Basketball Team Ieanette Neault Hi-Tri Maurice Edgar Nelson. lr Baron's Hi-Y Iohn Nemeth Delores Neumann G. A. A. Glen W. Newstead Donald Nielsen Key Club Cecelia Ninteman Honor Society Elizabeth Liz Norman Advisory Representative Walter Okert Basketball Shirley Louise O'Leary Poly Chamber of Commerce Edward Olsson, Ir. Honor Society Henry Ordonez Stanley Ozenbaugh Swimming Team Barbara Pascal G. A. A. William G. Paul Clora Payton Girls League Harlan R. Pearl Varsity Football 124 Charles Peck Track Team Irvin Pentoney Basketball Team Norma D. Pentoney Girls League Robert Perry Track Team lean Peterson G. A. A. Katherine Peterson G. A. A. Luetran Lue Peterson Senior Sponsor Paula Peterson Majorette Ioe Pettitt Diane Peyret HiATri William R. Plassmeyer Zina Pitruzzello Senior Sponsor Elliot W. Polcene Head Yell Leader Elizabeth Anne Porter Commercial Club Robert Mayes Porter Commission Lawrence Le Roy Poulsen Senior Play Les Prestwood A. s. B. Play Thurman Ray Price Donald I. Quatrochi Track Team Abel Quirozo Swimming Team Iess Quiroz Latin-American Club Ramona Quiroz Girls League Vernon Rendall Ray Torres Ramirez Lettermens Club Iulie Ramirez Latin-American Club Barbara Ragan Girls League Representative Kathy Reed Girls League Board Lois Laverne Reed Iunior Orchesis Rosemary Regnerus Commercial Club Dorothy Ieanne Rickaby Girls League . lack L. Reid Paul Renck Key Club Wilma Rendell Senior Sponsor Wilma Rice G. A. A. Charles Mark Richards Barons Hi-Y Pete Richards Gismos Hi-Y Sharlee Ann Richards Hi-Tri Gilbert Buddy Robbins Swimming Team Elvin L. Rogers Dollie Mae Rogers Girls League Representative Delores Lorene Rogde Advertising Manager Spotlight Carolyn Rogers Hi-Tri William M. Roland Track Team Floyd Earl Roseberry Tennis Team Shirley lane Runner Advisory Representative Doris Gene Rupel Honor Society Patricia Anne Salmonds Poly Chamber of Commerce Bob Sakaguchi Manuel Sanchez Bill Sanchez Andy Sandoval Donna Fae Sater Iennie C. Saucedo Commercial Club Walter Savage Senior Class Vice4President Claudine Sawyer G. A. A. Le Ann Sawyer Girls League Vice-President Iudy Sayre Hi-Tri President Wanelda Schott Iunior Orchesis Franz Schulte, Ir. Tennis Team Sonney Schulte Mary Alice Scott Hi-Tri Barbara Seeman Iunior Orchesis Carol Sellars Hi-Tri Ierry Sentell Riverside Hi-Y William Sharpe Koala Staff Mary Elizabeth Shearer Hi-Tri Richard Malvin Shearer Yvonne Frances Shirkey Girls League Voyle Shelton Lettermens Club Victor Shopen Coin Stamp Club Lynn Adile Shorey Girls League Project Chairman Mason Shurley Gwendolyn Simmons Girls League Frank Simpkins Koala Staff Glen Simpson - Patricia Skiba Hi-Tri Chester E. Skinner Speech Clyde Sloan Berkley Smith Key Club Greg A. Smith Key Club Helen Smith G. A. A. Ioann O. Smith Poly Ramblers Io Ann Smith Girls League Representative Wallace Snedden Barons Hi-Y Leonard George Snyder Nona Lee Sole 127 Girls League Nelson B. Spangler Ralph Spitsnaugle Don Stansell Swimming Team Marilyn Staveley Myra Steele G. A. A. Board Marjo rie Stevens Girls League Elesa Anne Steves Girls League Treasurer Ioan Stitch G. A. A. Louise St. Iohn G. A. A. Herman Streeter Letterm ens Club President Elaine Strickland G. A. A. William Stobaugh Virgil Corky Stone Glee Club Vice-President Pattie Gail Stuart Koala Administration Editor Betty Lou Sullivan Spotlight Staff Diana Swe Hi-Tri Betty lean Sutherland G. A. A. President 61 Bill Takeda lean Talley Girls League Rudy Tapia Latin-American Club Betty Iean Taylor Commercial C lub Pat Taylor Spotlig lohnnie Th ht Staff Laura Teunissen All Stars Pat Thomas Poly C. of C. Vice-President ornton Dale Timmons Track Team Dale Towers Margie Trevino Spotlight Start Iames R. Trout Riverside Hi-Y Iames Trujillo Bowling Team Lois I. Turner Iunior Orchesis Ioyce Tyson G. A. A. Raymond Mary Grace Turner Hi-Tri S. Vichkon Ruth Laughon Villarreal Commercial Club Secretary Richard Volpi Don Volpi Gismos Hi-Y Robert Waddill Gwen Wainwright Girls League Service Club Carole Wall Girls League Mary Lois G. A. A. C. D. Dorothy Waite Girls League Wallace Walston Football Carolyn Ward Elizabeth Walters Commission Girls League Service Club Iames R. Ward Kathryn Warner Girls League Nancy Wear Commercial Club Iohn L. Watie Barbara Weaverling Pom-Pom Girl Milton Ioseph Webb Bob Werner Varsity Football Eddie Weber Betty Irene Wernke Girls League Patsy West Girls League Ruth lane West Girls League -4 1' ,V Donald Callahan Edward Chesney Sylvester Cope Lester Easterling Vester Easterling Merle Ellis Ardath Favor David Halliburton 130 Tony Wetzel Key Club Virginia Whalen Sophomore Yell Leader Altha Iune White Girls League Elbert Williams Gismos Hi-Y Iordon Williams Martin A. Williams Baseball Team Dick Williams Tennis Team Dorothy Wilson Senior Class Secretary Elizabeth Winship Drama Club Iohn Richard Wilson Debate Team Helen Witaschek All Stars Mary Alice Wood Hi-Tri George Wright, Ir. Bruce Wursten Spotlight Staff David Yamaguchi Varsity Football Owen Howard Yarboro Varsity Football Mary Ioyce Youngblood Christian Fellowship Club Marcia Younglove Girls League Board Stephen Zwerner Tennis Team jk? JA? fglde. Le Roy Harvey Ronnie Killingsworth Bob Hawley lim Kirchner Ralph Henry lim Leach David Iared Edith Iones Sharon Iones Iohn Ioyce Robert Iudson Ann Lucker Buc McIntosh Gerry Morse Murray Parker Ronald Pehau Albert Perales Carl Valdrow Tommy Peters Nancy Wenstrom Alice Rush Lloyd Wittlesay Alfred Ruiz Robert Wiley Frank Ruiz Dorothy Wright Lois Tennyson Ruth Thomas Earl Topham .Qnfrigue id erwfecd Now three years at Poly behind us .... As the combined laughter and tears of the past two weeks, especially of Senior Night and Baccalaureate, clash in our muddled thoughts, Mr. McEuen calls our names. Approaching the platform, each senior in turn is fairly shocked with a realization that this would be it. In a minute the so-coveted document, symbolizing every- thing of which this mystery is composed, will be placed in his hands. Then- Kris, congratulate me: I've got my diploma! Suspense is over. 'Til the end, the seniors have lived up to their mighty motto, The Geeks have 'Dunit again! .xgncl do we move info fke communifg. What a mess!-In other words, the Slop Day Assembly. Could this be The Last of the Mohicans ? JI- . ll. T Hongrafulafians Poly belongs to her students. Many oi these have gone forth to serve, but all have left a part of themselves to make Poly what it now is and promises to be. Therefore, may we at WESTBROOK'S congratulate you-the stu- dents of Poly. 0 WESTBROOK'S are now in their fiftieth year of serving you . . . the public . . . in quality merchandise. Soon, you will be wanting a home. May we offer you our services in helping you plan that dream? Quality merchandise you can trust . . . since 1900. 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BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '51 from Cheney's 3931 Main Street Harlan Grayson looks very proud of the lovely corsage he is pinning on Sarah Warner, but of course the flowers only add to her attractiveness. For any oc- casion select your flowers at al iohnson florists, 6189 Magnolia Avenue. W' Q- M' 4 if e K 5'6 2' ff, ' ' Z f it s s 51 I fri! 1 3 Vs giiw -K Vw, RW FK, NLS. 'ul ,. ,qu Www .L ,uf ,aw ,, ,. VW M a A Q W A ,- i , ,J -G. . Gabe Lewis and Val Anderson obvious- ly approve heartily of the shoes being modeled by Val at GREENWOOD'S. GREENWOOD'S has many more of every style for anyone to choose from, and at a just right price. too! l, I . l Save more as you serve yourself, says the sign at the SAV-MOR SERVICE STATION in West Riverside. Leonard Snyder demonstrates the truth of this slogan while Mason Shurley converses with the helpful attendant. This is the newest of STATER'S three food stores serving the Riverside area. Though Magnolia Center benefits by claiming a new building, everyone benefits by the quality and prices at all STATER BROTHERS MARKETS .... Go see for yourself! ww ln, ,ig ', its ,,. mv WDM, .Q . v SE i in E? 'Q fy ' as -.....,..,,,, 5 W, --,-.W WW 3,25 K3 4,1 A 5 so . ,ff sb Q, 1 Q -7-5124? fr- Z, A 5- ff . 1,2 f 1 gif ' Mrnm-smell this, says Nancy Hem- bree to Frances Schoeber. It's BANK'S DRUG STORE for the best of everything RIVERSIDE BUSINESS COLLEGE is an ideal place of study and training for practical professions. Mr. Beaudreau, the director, is explaining to Beverly Eckhardt and Mary Bonnett about the in- dividualized, nationally accredit- ed instruction and free placement service which would be theirs as students of the college. lt is an up-to-date institution located at 3819 Seventh Street: Second Floor. Riverside Theatre Building. Liz Norman and Earl Topham always seem to enjoy each other's company but especially in their twin outfits from GABRIEL'S MEN'S WEAR, 3827 Main Street. -from cosmetics to drugs. 138 What have we here? lim Trujillo, Betty Io Rogers, Richard Hendry, and Diane Griffen no doubt would be glad to say It's our new DeSoto from HALL MOTORS. Nerissa Paul looks as if she can already hear that S-T-R-I-K-E as she gets set to roll that ball at the RIVERSIDE BOWL- ING ALLEY: but perhaps Iack Lytton isn't quite so sure! Betty Dougherty and Shirley Miller feel right at home in their California sur- roundings and look just Tres Chic in their outfits from ROZELYNE'S. N . .f-'A rv-'W' 'rm My i. Q , ' v 1 1 dw , X .W ,xg- l H75 M'F!.7I v I Weddings 0 Portraits 0 Commercial 0 IACKSON INGHAM. IR. Studio of Photography 6297 Magnolia Phone 1-0327 When hinting for that graduation watch. why not also tell where to buy it?-At the B 6 B MISSION IEWELERS, 5529 Mission Boulevard. If the looks of satisfaction ex- hibited by Le Ann Sawyer and Ianet Meares are the result of a successful purchase, they're obviously patronizing STEVEN- SON'S RIVERSIDE PHARMACY. 140 On a fine sunny day, Bob Marshall borrowed the finest of cars-HUDSON-from MOORE MOTORS. He and the other lucky passengers, Eileen Bay, M. I. Sorgen, and Ed Mackey are shown here view- ing our thriving metropolis. 't Pascher cmd Betty Io Sprague are assed so attractively in two styles iicative of the quality available at RRI-KRIS. They also carry children's mthes. -f Iean Bates seems to be admiring some of the lovely plants but Mary Ann Mod- ica is more interested in the camera. All in all they both agree that SMALL'S NURSERY is the place to go for fine plants and flowers. P Ahh! A new car at last-, says Gordon Asbury to Paula Peterson, Dale Timmons and Renee Harper -cmd i!'s from DON GILMORE, the Pontiac dealer. Do11ar for dollar, you can't beat a Pontiac. Charming comfort that promotes easy hospitality is one of the advantages of the furniture shown by Ben Braly, Lissa Gurney, Vernon Bell, and Patty Io Woodward at the BELL MAPLE SHOP. If you fellows want to look your best, visit ZEE'S MEN'S SHOP at 3775 Main Street, carrying a complete line of men's wearing apparel. For over thirty-eight years MAPES RIV- ERSIDE CAFETERIA has provided the discriminating diner with the highest quality food at- a price that all can afford. This cafeteria is located at 3661 Main Street. The OLIVE KINNEY CERAMIC SHOP sends congratulations to the graduates of the Class of '5l! Besides being a favorite place for a jam session las proved belowl, DON'S MUSIC COMPANY at 3549 Main Street provides competent instruction on all instruments. The P1utocrats are Wilma Morgan. Louie Albrecht, Karen Cress and Iohn Ioyce, and the car couldn't possibly be any other than a breathtaking '51 Cadillac convertible. If you would like a couple or six of these vehicles, then by all means see RUBIDOUX MOTOR COMPANY at 3595 Market Street. CENTRAL REXALL DRUG at 6511 Magnolia Avenue in Mag- nolia Center not only has an excellent fountain but a com- plete prescription department providing free and prompt de- livery service. S: Mary Iean Bennett and Carolyn Rogers look very much interested in something that Mrs. Bennett is showing them from the silver department at STEDMAN'S. Whatever it is you may be assured it is of the finest quality and craftsmanship. ,I 64 S2 COUPON S2 Good for 32.00 Credit on Merchandise at STEDMAN'S IEWELERS S2 S2 Not good if detached-This offer expires December 31, 1951 Any man can be well-dressed when he chooses from the dis- criminating selections at the DON CREE MEN'S STORE. 3937 Main Street. Sharon Daugherty seems to be having great fun taking Pat Strick1and's picture with that fancy contraption. It is fea- tured in the camera and photographic supply section at ORMISTON'S. 3863 Main Street. lSurprise! She got the pictureli 0 HOSCH'S OF RIVERSIDE IUNIOR MISS FASHION CLOTHES IUNIOR CHARGE ACCOUNTS INVITED Beauty and efficiency, too, describes the Crosley home appliances found at TAYLOR'S APPLIANCES. Mary Gees- ing pours some milk she found in the Shelvador refrigerator while Marilyn St. Clair seems more attracted by the barbecue unit found on the Crosley electric range. Finding out the P's and Q's of buying and selling a house-title insurance, escrows and such-are Patty Lewis, Claudia Sedgwick, and Iudy Walker, shown here in the office of the UNITED TITLE GUARANTY COMPANY. Lydia Boyd carefully surveys Pat Mc- Cleery in the smart jacket he is trying on at MCGRATH-OLSON, 3869 Main Street. She appears confident, for they feature only nationally known brands including Arrow Shirts and Society Brand clothes. Such feminine pulchritudel Susie St. Clare and Camille Devereaux know KRISTY'S is the store that satisfies their Maury Ne1son's jeans go into the in- active file as Blanche Barr sees how he looks after the SWEET'S treatment. Even Maury admits there was room for im- provement. Arleo Bodie and Barbara Cummings are heading to have their tresses arranged by those three young women on the right who help to make m'1ady lovelier at LOLA'S BEAUTY SALON. wishes. For the finest in photographic supplies visit SIRKS CAMERA SHOP at 3575 Main Street. Ioyce Bigelow and Iune McMillan ap- pear greatly interested in the variety of material they have found at the I. C. PENNEY COMPANY. The Penney store carries a complete line of wearing apparel and dry goods. Richard Buckwald was caught in the act of cleaning his own window at ENGELAUF BROTHERS SERVICE STA- TION. But, Richard, you should sit back and enjoy the expert service! CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '51 STEPHENSON'S LADIES' READY TO WEAR 3743 Main Street 149 Nope! These are not Fifth Avenue models. but Diane Bryant and DeeDee McClinton are modeling a few fashions from the STYLE SHOP right here in Riverside. F. W. WOOLWORTH COMPANY wishes to extend best wishes to the graduating Class of '51, 150 If you or a friend of yours just happened to have better than usual luck on the last hunting excursion, the profits can be reaped months later when that delicious steak is taken from its safe storage space at the H 6. H FOOD LOCKER SERVICE. Well, come in a while and see some te1evision. . . . Perhaps that's' what Barbara Castle and her pal are think- ing as they look over these sets at BUCHANAN'S T. V. Looking just as pretty as a picture in their new finery from SEARS are Dare Potter and Kathy Mayer. SEARS carries a complete line of fashion-wise clothes, at budget-wise prices. . Marilyn Brewer and Dick Blaine look right at home in these cozy surround- ings that could be in your home, it your furnishings were bought at HUFFM1-XN'S FURNITURE STORE. I That's Bunny Ivory behind the wheel of this streamlined Dodge from MOSS MOTORS, and Iim Hetrick is giving her some sage advice while Ginger Gilliand and George Hovanec stand in gy 5s,y,,g f W5' t r ' 5 t f P fl . - ' Mi an ' 1 . . smiling agreement. They can't blame a woman for her dreams, say DeLois Tribble and Wan- da White . . . dreams of a sparkling adornment for her left hand , from THOMPSON IEWELERS. A night at the movies and then to the SNACK SHOPPE for some fine food-or any- time you're downtown and get the urge to eat, go to 3807 Seventh Street. Mouth-watering, delicious, top-grade meats. Where? you say! Where else but at MISSION MEAT MAR- KET. Voyle Shelton and Paul San Martino would approve of Diane Chapman and Mickey Post at any time, but in their clothes from REYNOLD'S everyone will approve - with pleasure. Pictured is cx typical night scene ot RUBY'S DRIVE-IN in Riverside. Cool cmd relaxing comfort is featured in their air-conditioned dining room with soft foam-rubber boothes. For you who prefer your ccrrs, courtesy and prornptness is their rule in serving you. RUBY'S DRIVE-IN RESTAURANT at Thirteenth and Market Streets Before a special occasion, give a big hint to the man of your dreams that you think it would be ever so nice of him to buy a truly beautiful momento at the RIVERSIDE FLORISTS . . . they're sure to please. My! My! Look at those placid expressions on the faces of Diane Kinney and Terry Abbey as they engage in the favorite pas- time at the WIT'S END, a knitter's paradise. l J Don Thompson ll 9 -' ll All this beauty overwhelms us! Though the model. 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FOURTH X M T!!mcwe ,ymw I Enjoying a thrilling, open-air ride in a new '51 Ford convertible from the WARREN-ANDERSON COMPANY are Leila Bridges, Chuck Machado, Ieanne Hook. and Iim Hester. Have you had your test-ride in the new '51 Ford? Long a campus favorite, the new '51 Ford is more popular than ever! It's designed for pleasure on the highways and byways of California. Trim and sleek in appearance, powered for peak performance, priced to please modest transportation budgets. Now's the time -. Youll feel happier than Barbara Linthi- cum and Ann Mclntosh look, when you own a Hotpoint range and refrigerator such as these shown from EHLER'S for you and Dad to take your test-ride in the new '51 Ford. And remember, you can pay more-but you can't buy better. Your Friendly Ford Dealer WARREN-ANDERSON COMPANY FORD CORNER tor 35 YEARS Eighth and Lime Phone 888 Clarann Iohnson and lack Nelson are beaming just as if these beautiful furn- ishings at the MISSION FURNITURE STORE were actually theirs, but a person can hardly blame them! ..,,Wuv .ff-gn xx, - A 'j 'stari 5' ., . . L. twsfww xwwfry 4 '-nun., . 'Wu.,m,M, L-Q-4. 1 Serve yourself the sign says at the BAKER OIL SELF SERVICE station, and Bill Leland does as it says while Harry Nequette, Iimmy Thomas, and Raymond Byers wait for him and smile for our photographer. Snip, snip, go the scissors and there went her hair, but Virginia Whalen isn't worried. You see, CHARLES OF LONDON is on the other end of those scissors, and beautiful hair is his busi- ness at his air-conditioned studio at 6223 Magnolia Avenue, Magnolia Cen- ter. Telephone Riverside 2288. Put your little toot right here . . . says a salesman at the A. R. COFFIN SHOE STORE to Sally Coon, as Ianie Parlette watches to give her approval. if 'Whatever Cathy McCafferty is writing on her Smith-Corona typewriter from TIERNAN'S must be amusing to Shirley Runner . . . and incidentally, the office furniture is Steelcase, also from TIER- NAN'S. Ever so convenient for you lucky people living in Mag- nolia Center is PENDERED'S MARKET, carrying the best in groceries. 158 Flowers or gifts from DONNELL'S florist shop at the corner of Seventh and Main are always correct as a thank-you gift or as a remembrance. The better to see you with, m'love! Pretty as a picture and twice as wise are Donna Abbott and Marilyn McMil- lan, who realize the importance of care- ful, thorough service at the RIVERSIDE OPTICAL COMPANY. Grace Beach, Diana Sweet, and Kay Ervin represent just three girls who have found out that the MILLER COMPANY is the place to buy their clothes. Nothing but sheer satisfaction .... Whether the shoes are heels or flats, WINSLER'S is sure to have a beautiful pair just right for you, and judging by expressions, Betty Paterson thinks Diane Myers has found the pair for her. .Mi Cv. PORT 0, SPO! Surrounded by this complete array, Tookie Loy, Barbara Smith, Shirley Ballin, cmd Merlene Hensley are having a Wonderful time picking their favorite cosmetics at KUSTNER'S PHARMACY. Dear People: To all those who helped me solve this mystery, Robert Dixon, Photography Advisor W. Kelley Adams, Koala Advisor Blair Lord, Rubldoux Printing Company Bill Retchin, S. K. Smith Company, Covers Jackson lnggam, Senior Portraits Jack CannicotQ, Los Angeles Engraving Company Walter Savage, BQys' Sports Editor Ann MclntoSh, Activities Editor Tgeresa Abbey, Activities Section Arleo BQdiej . . . Jackie Lewis SSenior Section Editors Barbara CumMings, Copy Editor Diane Kinnel, Division Page Editor Margie McDermont, Girls' Sports Editor EileEn Ray, Ad Editor ConniE Burke 2 Paula EeterSOnSClass Section Editors BarbarA Linthicum, Head Photographer Patty Stuart, Administration Editor Ralgh Butterfield, Art Advisor Tgudy Mulkey, Cover Designer Nicky CartEr, Faculty Editor Bonita Qarlsonl Harold Bodle L James CAldvvell 'Photographers Barbara LaQta j Allce Kjellberg, Editor Associate Editor Business Manager Carole DaltQn, Ginger GilliaHd, Faithfully yours, Kris Koala MW -L. ,W Q 'PGP1 , -ff-fr ,fi .W H -1 . Q Q