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

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,kg Q.. file ,gilt F 51 EQ Avis MISS KENDALL and MRS. MATTHEWS are discussing the modern means of salesmanship that their commercial students are employing in the ASB. Store. Seems that pencils are on sale for only five cents. The Wilde one. MR. WILDE is From MR, HNIGERSOLL electric seen on his way to another of his shop classes learned all about commercial classes. radios and electronics. We Prepared for Careers in Our Town MR MOSHER and his vocational auto shop students are putting one ot the driver ed. cars back into tiptop shape. H' f-mm 44-'as I'-llnlln-un.,g,,. l!

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Biqw e wonders why he, a math teacher, didn't think of it first. Mr Bell is hu ily explaining his new method of averaging grader ha ed on the theory that everything that goes up must come town M ind Mrs Bruce Miller listen skeptically as Mr The members of MISS SCHNEES MR EPP our printing instructor, commercial classes became well supervised the printing of the prepared for careers as efficient Poly Spotlight. secretaries. MR DuBOlS and MR. BRONSTRUR are indulging in a but of lunch at Bronstrup's Beanery, alias woodshop. gp, ' 1 Elli Kuoppamalu, Miss Thayer, Mr. Wrentmore, Mr Davisson, Mr, and Mrs. Epp are all enioying themselves at one of those wilcl faculty teas. Mr. Wrentmore is coolly surveying the situation to see if anyone else has noticed the whale in the punchbowl. MR. SEIGWORTH watched Over the many proiects of the voca- tional agriculture classes. MR. WRIGHT, Poly boolckeepe ing teacher, is seen at his job of handling our student body funds. Running the mimeograph ma chine is MISS SMITH, Polycom mercial teacher. A, S, D, F. A familiar phrase to MRS. EARNEY'S typing classes. si-J., I S!wsl1M1h:f. W!! RFI c7 a,f1..,l..Q!F.ffMM9 ,

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MR, HEATH is gaining energy for another test drive in the driver education car. Cheer up, MISS LINDSAY. Someone has to teach the boys' foods class, MR, MARTIN, Poly driver education teacher, is giving us a few pointers on safe driving lor is he short one thumb tack?J And It Wes These People MISS BEVERLY'S home eco- nomics classes learned sewing as well as many other practical Operations for the home. VV MR. NICHOLS and MR. STREETER are sipping coffee in the cafeteria to give them the strength necessary to face the swarm- ing herds of sophomores in their driver education classes. What's cooking? Nothing, we hope, but MISS SCHOULER is checking just to be sure. Some- one in her class couldn't find her books when the bell rang. .--. .--.1 cl 1' A The merry soul of the driver education department was MR. EYNON.