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

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I I j I MR. JACK SMITI-I is laughing over one of MR. GLENN MCCOWAN, MR. ARTHUR COOK, and MR.. .WALTER DANLIDSON his well-known jokes. MR. WILLIAM JAMES have found an interesting caption in a history book. Walt unt1I our classes doesn't seem to get it! Both are history hear about thisl teachers. Now tell me about these problems you've been having, says MR. LEROY WATTERS to MR. W. KELLY ADAMS, psychology teachers. They are not serious, of course, but they enjoy trying their psychology on each other. Government teachers, MR. EARLE GREEN and LRE LL Are you afraid of the dark'P ls your mother also afraid of the dark'P You can learn the connection between these in psychology. Do you know what your id, ego, and superego are7 You can find out in psychology. This class will help you realize why you act the way you do, and will enable you to better understand yourself and others. In the way of social studies, sophomores have a semester of world cultures, juniors a year of Amer- ican history, and seniors a semester of American government. They are the required social studies, and seniors may elect to take world history. Do you remember how to factor or how to determine congruent traingIes'P These bring back memories of algebra and geometry. Remember the nights you memorized theorems and postulatesf' Students who are interested in such things can go on to Math III, Math IV, and maybe even calculus. MR- RUSSELL HADWIGER discuss CU'fe'ii,eVe lS MRS. LoRAiisiE rHoMAs, MR. Euensis MILLER, and MRS. MARIE MAckENz1E before class. Did you know that the legislature P , , ,JH appear to have made a surprising discovery. ' Maybe they've found the secret OSSGCI C' RIII Comemmgu' ' of making students do their homework. Look out, world culture classes'

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THERE ERE THE CLASSIC MlSS DiANE FERGUSON, MR. HOWARD HOUGH, and MRS. ERMA HALEY, English Teachers, are merrily looking over The assignmenTs Tor Their pupils. MRS. ROBERTA ADAMS and MRS. LOLA SEDGWKIK are Taking Time ouT To pose nicely for This picfure. Their English classes can waiT! MRS. THELMA PATTERSON, MR. ROBERT MCCUNTOCK, and MRS. JUNE WARD are dreaming of The June day when their English classes will be over. To be or noT To be .... quoTes MRS. ERMA HALEY. Bef- Ter noT be, say MR. JAMES WILSON and MR. JOSEPH CUMMINGS, all English Teach- ers. Anyone Tor The Merchcinf cf Venice, John Brown's Body, The Scc1rleT LeTTer, Hc1mleT, or Canterbury Tc1lesP These ore cn sompling of The books reod in sophomore, junior, ond senior English closses. Besides The usucil grommor, novels ond onThologies ore sTudied. STU- clenTs moy enroll in English essenTiols or English honors. Discussing Their classes' reacTions To some required d rea ing are Miss MAY HENRY, MR. vviL AM BELL and Miss Auce BREKKE english Teachers.