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

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COACHES ORRIN RIFE and JOSEPH CUFARRO show mixed reactions os they survey vorious athletic oclivities being practiced on Wheelock MISS SUZANNE EUIOTT and MRS. PAT ROB ERTSON, P.E. instructors, pause for a cool relax- WE SPED ON RS. ELSIE ADELSON and Bonnie Oyer de nstrote the red carpet treatment that is gi ore P.E. teachers, MISS DONNA KRAMER an MISS NADINE NIXON. MRS. FAY SMITH nance of the girl all Poly girls.

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A welcom Miss Carol Ely Poly four years ago COACH ALPHEUS JENNINGS hours by the pool helping one Polys boys on the swim team One complaint was universal; but until Father Time could remedy the problem. Physical Edu- cation pupils would trudge down the countless steps where physical exertion awaited them below. Those boys not checked into the sport of the season found themselves flexing manly muscles with balls of every size and weight. Universal attire for such activity was generally the same, for nature ' s gift of tan was amply bestowed upon manly chests and hairly legs. The girls, too, participated in whatever spo:t the season had to offer, generally attired in a pair of shorts badly needing a Rinso white wash or the like. The shower bell brought a welcome relief to exhausted bodies Clean towels and hot showers revived the weary individ- ual who again returned to waiting classrooms many steps above. CO-ORDINATED MOVEMENT Ready for that oncomm MISS SONYA DOSHNA, to the Physicol Education Baseball is a much better sport than boskntbnll, even though you do hove a bigger ball, argues COACH BRUCE WIISON with his contemporary, COACH RAY HALLE.

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The SECRETARIES fulfilled all their d lies with o cheerful smile os is shov by these lovely ladies: Row 1 (left right) Mrs. Mae Myers, Mrs. Margor Poulin, Mrs. Margaret Horlon, Mrs. Ju( Moore, Mrs. Ruth Smith. Row 2: Mi Fran McCreary, Mrs. Veda OKeefe, Mi Norma Dowd, Mrs. Helene McDanii TO LUNCH Hot dogs, hamburgers, tomoles, doughnuts — these and other goodies ore served all day long at the lunch stand. The ladies in charge there are: Row 1: I left to right) K. Butcher, L. Smith, V. Honsen, M. Hegerick, F. Hannoh. Row 2: V. Meel, A. luollin, I. Connely, M. Coridon, M. Tolmon, M. Fisher, G. Anderson. f V , t © The job of keeping Polys active students well nourished rests in the honds of these top notch cooks. Row 1: V. Rondoll, S. Whitten I. Patterson, B. Miller, J. Bonkey. Row 2: M Thompson, E. Stout, R. Bradeen, M. Tolmon, K lewis, S. Townsend. i A -w