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

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-. we I think I feel a headache coming on, groan mechanical ' I drawing teachers MR. PAUL RUPEL and MR. JOHN OLIVER in 5155. r.1z':f::::. :::.',i.,?..w?.z':hn2 a'1:1:2,E:.':..'12gv:0:.:13 as Q of 'Q shape a plain board into a beatiful piece of furniture. and building To convert this to a compact car, we simply move the engine to the glove compartment, tease machine shop teacher MR. IRVING HICKS, and auto shop teachers MR. CHARLES WEBBER and MR. GEORGE MOSHER. l've heard that someday every man will be replaced with a machine, says MR. GEORGE BRONSTRUP to MR. And Eisenhower thinks that he has an agricultural prob- RALPH INGERSOLL, as they inspect one ofthe huge ma- lem, laugh MR. HAROLD SEIGWORTH and MR. ZOLA chines in the electric shop. DuBOlS as they think of their own agriculture shops. 54?-1 we ,. an .

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'11 J J mvznsme cnv SCHOOLS mm soucmuu i H'-,,,.J Is thus an example of the cool calm and collected lnstruc tlon of our Dr ver Education classes? It seems that LESLIE EYNON and MR RICHARD CURRY have not qunte ma l red the te hnlque ts really very simple Just put the tape n this spool push the center button ad,ust the ume turn thus nob as ar as wl u then swrtch explains MR PRESCOTT COGS WELL audlo vnsual and Druver Educatton teach er to s ud nt Judy Crosby They taught us the skulls ol driving But I dudnt thunk thus was part of the course protests Driver Edu atlon teachers MR ALVIN MARTIN and MR Sandy Carr Druver Educatuon teachers MR JOHN EL CECIL CUSHMAN wonder rf, perhaps the Koala Faculty LIOTT and MR RALPH BRAND smnlungly assure her that editor wo.1l:l lwke to try some 0' the classroom skxll test Iearnmg how to ftx a flat ture as vntal to every potenhally good driver HMM ,i Y , ,W 7 ls' 1 'f if f Y 5 I 'R E Il' in ' , 4 ' 1 I , t I D- gs L, Y , . z ' ' A y ' - ' I ' . MR. L I ' V in se : ' . . I . f, 119. I ' ' . o ' 2 : I vol 5 ' k f it il trnp O O I sp, , Y , ,,:q,A x , , A si I A, A, V' Q 5 Q A , , LN- , --..s,, -f I RL A 1 I

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What do you mean, do you dress? Of course you dress! answers girls' phye sical education and modern dance teacher, MRS. DORO- THEA SHARP, with a smile. Sixty sit-ups, forty knee push-ups . . .' MISS MILDRED AYERS, girls' physical edu- cation and modern dance teacher, recalls the records made during the physical fitness tests to add to her list of vital statistics. gdfimq aZ1cC1QC,'Q4Q7 1 . lt seems that my instruction just goes in one ear and out the other, eiaculates MRS. ROSE ROBERTSON as she playfully l?l shoots her fellow physical education teacher, MISS GER- TRUDE SANDUSKY, with a well-aimed arrow. Physical fitness You do not play tennis with a badminton rac- ket, emphasizes girls' physical education teacher, MISS NANCY COOPER, to a sophomore class. if gfgfg 'iDon't worry! If it s to be You don't have to be in the Navy to weather and only 8 o ide, learn how to use this kind of line, you wo:-i't have to miss swim . lt's a explains swimming COACH ROBERT HAL- heated pool, MISS PAULA HYNUS, girls' LOCK. swimming instructor, declares to members of her first period class. V , mv -41133 Me... I,-1 was Yx P '77: WW , .rf