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

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'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

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,. ,.Ixgv- .t Ti K T -ffl?-'1,'f.j1',:,iQq:: , 1-15 51155 gfsiga., ,:k1Q,'-:'ii.j:5g: - -'1C'i'?f5:2:FZf' .ilu-M.-ze-ni-11211 -.ii-'Ii'Pi'l-'i A FJQQJFF'-'Ffifli'-'-5' f t .4-ffijsgoaf-3 w9k4:..:,-9,1-ifgrfs fr . -:':.'.1Q.15 1 if-L-:Mi-::if.1v,1M '. -'-.2-9. 65:11, . - --f1,:y,4t.-4.4--.---4 -,-- -, ASQ.. V-ty,.5g1. Sf-,sway -1-.y',irgs. .'-ff' !:'-:gms '5 - - . -115257-A 14Jg.:n',t 1' A mg, ',f,3..a s ff'-rr' --7, ...L 1 , 'rf ' X qvg, , .t Mit t A T . 8 ' zz:-9591,-, t Our chief detective, more commonly known as princi- pal, is Mr. Fred L. McEuen. In case you haven't noticed, this is a mighty big school. but it's fantastic the way he knows wha's hopp'nen' in every nook and cranny. 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.

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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.