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

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.nv av' al' nv 4 9 td home Students enioyed mwny sock hops under their sponsorship Some of the cond Vice President MRS B JONES Parliamentarian MRS E BEREAL First With a magical hand MRS. ATHEL BRAINARD has efficiently handled the office activities for rnany years. We, the students of Poly High, thank her for the help she has so consistently given with such precision and accuracy. ttice secretaries md clerks ptuse momentarily from their busy routine Attendance records, grade reports, college requirements, and personal files ving us 1 chwnce to sec them close up instead of iust rushing by Left to are all familiar words to these industrious secretaries. Left to right, MRS. ght 1re MRS MCINTYRE MRS MYERS MRS O KEEFE MRS WlLSON SEARLE, MISS DIBLER, MRS. HOENES, and MRS, DRYDEN, who help keep td MRS MILLER our school life running smooth.

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:- SJ X4 . Av IK ! P ' - ' Q f 4 IZ . 5 'X XI Our melodrama begins to the sound of the 'ooster's crow at the home of MR. GEORGE RAYMER, English teacher at Poly High. With 1 hefty stretch and a hearty yawn, our hero is ,ip and ready to take on all A all, that is, but the :old floor that awaits his tender feet. Round ancl round the old wheel goes - DUANE WARNICH has proved that his, along with his pokes and puns, is une of the best methods for promoting nterest in his physics classes. ,ower picture: JOSEPH GRIFFIN, :hcmistry and math teacher, seems Zalm as he demonstrates his talents to mis class. Must be making Superchlora- illedflouride toothpaste. :xt 'ity' . 'if' - ' SX! f .v W-2 Having caught an extra twenty winks, which after much mathematical calculation has been found to equal one overslept hour, there is only enough time for a cup of milk and sugar with a drop or two of coffee. Even with the solemn word of RUTH RICKARD, head of the Social Studies Department, and the verification of the book, Don Blazer is finding it difficult to believe that the War of l8l 2 started in the year l8l2. Don't worry, Dong it could be worse. Here are three interesting subjects, discussing history, no doubt. RUS- SELL HADWIGER earnestly at- tempts to get the attention of JACK SMlTl-l, who finds the cam- era much more interesting, while EARLE GREEN solemnly cogitates about the whole affair. CHARLES SHEWMAN points to the place on the map where one of his social studies students claims to have been born . . . Sebikotona? Sounds sort of phony! Who said to become a teacher and quit carryin books? MR. RAYMER wonders, as he arrives 5 the parking lot gust in time to keep his name of the tardy sheet. heir routine mas 'X A 4 v- 1,