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

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MR. LUTHER DAVISSON, Vice Principal, is a well- known figure to all students. An active member ot the administration, he deals with many types of situations everyday. His long experience in administration helps him handle these in the most efficient way. His sense of humor smoothes over many unpleasant situations. THEY ORKED R S A ITH These are the secretaries who willingly assisted students and faculty members this year in the offices: Miss Susan Myers, Attendance Olaficeg Mrs. Judy Moore, Records, Mrs. Margaret Horton, Principal's Office, Mrs. Ruth Spries, Health OFiiceg Mrs. Alice Dryden, Main OFficey Mrs. Ruth Smith, Switchboard, Mrs. Verda O'Keete, Bookkeeper, Mrs. Margaret Paulin, Guidance Office. x 'WE' ,bf 'Q 'C fix

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The responsibilities that must be met by MR. GEORGE WRENTMORE, Principal, are difficult, many, and varied - but he handles them flawlessly. He also has an excep- tionally deep concern tor each student. He knows a great many members of our student body by name, is deeply interested in every one, and is always sincerely friendly. These kindly qualities have created a very warm relationship between students and administrator. His in- dividual recognition to students who have achieved out- standingly accents even more this wholesome relationship. lt is no wonder that our principal has the deep respect and admiration of students and teachers alike.

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MR. B. F. THORSON has a heavy load to carry as Dean of Boys and Attendance Supervisor. His schedule is filled by ordering textbooks, supervising the use of student body funds, and directing athletic events, such as the interclass track meet. Commonly known as Doc, he is a friend to all Poly students. MR. ARTHUR SMITH is the head counselor at Poly. He assists stu- dents in planning for college and sends their high school transcripts to the college of their choice. He is also in charge of the testing program at Poly and helps students interpret test scores. A friendly and willing member of the faculty, Mr. Smith is a familiar person to most students. Understanding, sound advice, guid- ance, and sincere interest are only a few of the qualities that describe MISS JEAN THAYER, Dean of Girls. Being advisor to Girls' League, she has become very close to many girls here at Poly. Miss Thayer is never too busy to offer sympathy and understanding to any student needing help with problems. Many students leave Poly with wonderful memories of our Dean of Girls.