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

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Eg . . . Egl . . , How do you spell English? puzzles Bill Mazzacane as MR. GERALD MESSNER shakes o reproving finger at one of his prize l?t students. Helpl shout history teachers MR. WILLIAM JAMES and MR. JACK SMITH as they gaze in horror at the onrush of students eagerly returning their A.S.B. voting ballots, ol our free ways A typical class is exemplified by Mr. Jack Smith and his second period history class. From the teacher's point of view, a class is a number of students eager to fill their minds with knowl- edge and understandingg from the students' point of view-well, that is an individual matfer.

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Look at the state l'm in! says social studies teacher L Now I don't wish to be too tech- nical, begins social studies teacher MR. EARLE GREEN, but the exazt measurements of the city council's chambers are . . MR. WALTER DAVIDSON as he tries to point it out to history teacher MR. JOSEPH VON HELF. However, he discovered that the state of pc'lection wasn't listed on the map. 23, 49, l2, 66-Oh! l knew that test was too easy. Some- MR, RUSSELL HADWIGER seems a little disgusted with the one passed! History teachers MR. JOHN SARINA and MR. lack of promptness in his American Institutions classes, but HENRY SEVALY facetiously complain as they compare the history teachers MRS. LORAINE THOMAS and MRS. MARIE scores of their last history test. MACKENZIE cheerfully volunteer to pass out tardy cards. FI I8 -4-r 'Y

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.lt According to the slide ru'2, begins MR. JOHN POPE, there are only 'I6 hours, 3l minutes, and 14006 seconds until the big doy, June l7. Vo wonder mathematics teachers MR, FRAN ClS BEATTY and MR. JOE ENGERS seem so pleased with thc calculations. Surely MR, DAVXD BIGBEE and MR. WILLIAM COLLOPY, as moihemaiics teachers, you dont expect to get something for nothing. After all, MR. JACK PEASE Har leitl knows that zero money token in equals zero change given cut,