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

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■- ' i Tiffff i ' ni 4 J ' DOS, physiology le the hair on its stomach trales MR. GEORGE LON- and biology instructor, to Joyce King. M COLIOPY strikes the stolwort mathematics teocher waiting for become quiet prior to springing THEY EXPLAINED MOTION lever exerts 3000 lbs. pressu R: RAPHAEL HAWLEY, physic to Lewis Richmond. MRS. EMMA BLAKESLEY show; how she con always keep or eye on her biology classes

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MR. ARTHUR SMITH, as head of the counseling de- partment, has a vital interest in the future of Poly students and their attitudes toward school. He sees that students ore given oil the help they need in planning their programs and solving their problems. His supervision insures students of capable, well or- ganized counseling. THEY MAPPED OUT OUR COURSE Ji

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AND DIRECTION J Students entering the realm of SCIENCE were prepared for the worst, but decidedly tiot for what they got. Many had been previously told that they would find themselves chasing grass- hoppers, gazing for hours at a swinging pendu- lum, or making alcohol. This information they doubted, but when they found they were doing these very things, they considered themselves learned students. Soon they discovered that their textbooks were, surprisingly enough, lucid statements pertaining to a multitude of subjects over which they became masters — up to a certain point. The hurried exchange of notes, a lost furtive glance at the book and another math test was on. For the less mathematically minded, ALGE- BRA and GEOMETRY proved quite sufficient. MATH III, IV and HONORS offered still a great- er challenge, accepted by the dauntless ones. K«. HARRY MONSON Iriej hard lo keep a siroighl f his fellow mothemalics cohort, MR. DONALD ROWE, udeni, Noncy Polohl, poses for o dignified picture. a KOALA. I will be able to u aught me, pleads Roberta Je ISS CAROLYN THORSEN. 1