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

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2-.. ' rf gmfli' ,. All right, what's in the bag? English teacher MR HAROLD WILLIAMS only looks up, taci ly mysteri- ous, but his English-teaching colleague MR, ROB- ERT MCCLINTOCK smiles as he examines the con- tents: an apple, twentyrtive short stories, a balogna sandwich on whole wltcat, ten book refiews . . . Here we see English teachers MISS LAURA M:- KEEVER and MRS. THELMA PATTERSON deeply engrossed in a literary publ cation at the library magazine stand. Perhaps they are reading a' intellectual essay in the Atlantic Monthly, a short story in Bear Tracks, or tcould it be?J the iokes in the Saturday Evening Posl. Yi-11 E7 Wa-t, MISS MAY HENRY' Please dont go in yet We know that being head ot the English department and teach' ing English keeps you very busy, but taking your picture w.lI only take c minute ar two. 1- l .F 3 1 9 o The English route lecl Here is English teacher MR. WILLIAM BELL, III. It only the photographer had orovided him with a book and a candle, we could have had a moving picture. lthink about this cnet. 'There are always such interesting things in my mailbox, explains English teacher MISS CAROLYN McCULl.OCHg 'bulletins, poor work notices, demerits, library line slips, and permits-for my students, ol course, ,qv S.. ,4

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,Q guided our free ways As if seeing that two thousand three hundred students were in school land if not, why notl wasn't enough, MR, B. F, THORSON, Attend- ance Supervisor, also capably carried out the duties of Dean of Boys. Keen perception, un- derstanding, and the ability to solve problems were the key words that depicted this invalu- able member of the Administration, Guidance, sincere interest, understand- ing, and beneficial advice spell MISS JEAN THAYER. Taking on the dual responsibilities of Guidance Director and Dean of Girls, Miss Thayer has given tirelessly of her time, efforts, and abilities to serve the students of Poly. We are blessed with her presence and are truly grateful for it.

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MRS ODETTE MALLET carefully reads a current best seller hoping to find t suiabl r er is Ill rea i is MRS. ERMA HALEY, English teacher and Bear Tracks advisor, thoughtfully studies the iambic pentameters of T. S, Eliot. classics A Literature is life, declares English teacher MRS. JUNE WARD as she assigns one hun- dred pages of literature for a night's homework. Well, that's life. OrdinarIiy we wouldn't dream of having refreshment The Honors History course was added to the curriculum this year for the during working hours, chorus English teachers MISS more intellectual students of Poly lt was taught the first semester by ANNE BOWERS, MISS AGNES McABEE, MISS ALICE HED- DEN, and MISS PATRICIA HENRY, but since the photog- rapher insisted , . 'I' ISN I IRQ Oo fb, o OP