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

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It requires a sincere man with a genuine interest in young people to undertake the responsibility of meeting the educational needs of every student in the Riverside City School System. MR. BRUCE MILLER, Super- intendent of Schools, ably fulfilled the re- quirements. His interest in us was clearly shown by his frequent visits to our campus, and his affable personality and friendly smile made him a welcomed guest. We are truly proud to have Mr. Miller as one of Poly's best friends. officials ff' 'My' qx, is f,,.1 y . 2 Wk . V4 K KM , bil V M.. ' wr-.Q s - e-To ,sf 'V A . Q ill !.,X ' , -PQ A ' S5 ' wwe.. . K MLW K - -l.. 1' A! 4: r-. ' ' , ' e- .'7 4 l 11 If K , , .if Faculty Club O'ticers Mrs. Mafgcre' Pofahl, vice-presidentp Mr. Dor-old Brummel, presidentg Miss Pat Henry social choirmang and Mr. Howcrc' Hough, treasurer, provided the teach- ers with many social events this yea' l3

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Three Quarters of sharing our campus and split sessions added countless difficultities to MR. GEORGE WRENTMORES position as principal. Though his schedule was cut in half and his duties doubled, he still found time to help us with our problems, great or small. He was firm when necessary, but preferred rather to understand us and offer advice and encourage- ment. For him we have only admiration, grati- tude, and deep respect, PQ' fm L They controlled and Despite the implication on his desk, Assistant Principal MR, LUTHER DAVISSON worked hard to keep Poly and its students from getting be- hind the eight ball, Hardly a day went by that one could not see Mr, Davisson in the halls or parking lot fulfilling some mission that would make our school a better one. Director of assemblies, disciplinarian, and Mr, Wrente more's right hand mon, he proved to be a man of many duties who did them all and did them well. if