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

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Ars Fred L. McEuen, the First Lady of our hool She has been rich in encouragement hrough the years and through all phases of ilr McEuen's dedicated work. For a moment Mr. McEuen pauses in his very busy schedule, perhaps to reflect upon the mes- sage which he is about to impart to the student body over the public address system. An annual occasion is a com- bination birthday-and-Christmas party which is given in his honor by the faculty. Here we see Mr. George Wrentmore helping Mr. McEuen with the candles on the cake. ehinatinn Mr. McEuen, we just haven't the words to tell you of our deepest heartfelt feelings at this time of your retirement. You have devoted forty-one years of your life unreservedly and unselfishly to the cause of furthering the education and the welfare of the youth of Riverside. You have dreamed, planned, and worked with infinite energy, enthusiasm, and patience to develop Polytechnic High into a school of which not only you but all of us can be very, very proud. You have placed your indelible impression upon the entire city. For the parade of the thousands who through the years have felt the touch of your strong influence, of your incredibly inspirational leadership, of your kindly and sympathetic understanding, we extend to you their-and our-profound gratitude. And to this end, it is with a certain humility and sense of deep and everlasting affection that to you we dedicate this book. T33 I S ws,t,f3N., . I X Il -

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MR. FRED L. MCEUEN Principal - Counselor - Friend