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

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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

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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.

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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.