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

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'val 4 .e-1 T 'ills I' si the future Arriving in a somewhaT perplexed sTaTe, The '0rTs had an obscure beginningg buT as Time wenT on They showed more and more promise oT becoming a Typical Poly class. Upon aTTaining The TiTle oT iuniors They illusTraTed more evidence oT Their TuTure greaTness by presenTing The hilarious play SighT Unseenf They TurThered This impression by conducTing a Trip To The mys- Terious OrienT Tor an 'iOrienTal lnTerluCle. a colossal Prom, On and on Their Tame grew as They gave The audience Tons oT laughs Trom Their Senior play Tons oT Money , The usually mild CaliTornia winTer was inTerrupTed by The cold seTTing oT WinTer FanTasy, Their senior ball. Near The end oT The year odd- lyfdressed characTers wandered around The campus on The annual Senior Slop Day. AnoTher sTupendous success was The Senior BanqueT where The will was read, Tu- Tures were predicTed, and The KOALAS were issued. And aT lasT came The day when They moved in slow cadence onTo The Tield, lis- Tened To The speaker who, as adulTs always seem To do, gave Them advice. Then Their names were called, and The magic momenT came when They received Their diplomas. Now They were ready To go ouT and Take The sTorm. BUT as They climbed The ladder oT success, They would always look back and remember Those won- derTul days. gone all Too soon, aT Poly l-ligh. Page I3