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

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Oh, the monotony of it all, sighs MR. WILLIAM BARNETT as he wearily shifts not only the trivial problems of the world but the maior problems of his physics classes from one strong, tanned, muscular shoulder to the other, Y if fo ,.1 .J tr A A . 32 ,ll No, this is not a plug for sion network, this is a model eye, declares MRS. EMMA one of her biology classes. These are freeways to Truth. Y in the CBS televi- of the human BLAKESLEY to f z 1 L Which one has the Yule Brynner? The middle one, of course, You wouldn't dare! warn MR. ROY RINGWALD and MR but we must admit that MR. GEORGE LONDOS, physiology JUSTIN LOUCKS, center, as they vainly try to stop Karen and biology teacher, and MR. DONALD BRUMMEL, science Stewart and Gay Keyes from pouring water into concentrated and mathematics teacher, come a close second, sulphuric acid. The result? Our photographer didnt wait io see!

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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,

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,,f With two editors this year is the Koala going to be twice as good? social studies teacher MR. OWEN EISTER, right, asks MR. KELLY ADAMS, sociology teacher and Koala advisor. Well, Mr, Adam s is it? , . V' J ?'-Z' , f 1 ,- X '4 fu ,' fi' fm 5 ' Qi' For your homework tonight you are to read Moby Dick, assigns MR. HOWARD HOUGH, English teachery the first chapter, that is. Through their words our route As the first bell rings MRS. MARGARET BLACKWELL beckons to the students of her special education classes. -C3 i , Lf ' , ' l MlSS GERDA Sfl5U Z2 explaining the furctions and procedures of her classes to the parents of her German students was a typical scene on Back-to-School Night. The usual Oh-my-aching-feet-how-does-Suzie-climb-all-thesestairs? com- plaint was heard repeatedly, but the parents missed the best part-climbing all those stairs at 7:30 in the morning.