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

Page 28 text:

X- 'ssi. . st' 1,523 f Never shoot into the air for fun, are the words all of MISS SONIA ' MISS DONNA KRAMER, Girls' P. E. instructor, is practicing the proper DOSHNA'S archery students have heard, She also emphasizes the way to hold her tennis racket, wearing of finger tabs and arm guards. MISS IVA DILTS, Girls' P. E. teach- er, smiles after turning in her grades. I thought they were very good this time, she kids. The Girls' P. E. class activities varied from body mechanics to archery. The sophomore girls had a quarter of swimming, bas- ketball, body mechanics, and soccer. As juniors the girls had field hockey, softball, golf, and tennis. Archery, tennis, volley- ball, and badminton were taken by the senior classes. Girls may elect to take modern dance in their senior or junior year. THE E WERE LL MISS SUZANNE ELLIOTT, head of the Girls' P. E. depart- Meet Poly's twin teachers. That's news to you9 lt IS Practicing her archery techniques for a class demonstra- ment, looks as if she is ready for a rousing game of to MISS CAROL ELY also! Who is it'P lt's her reflection' tion is MISS NADINE NIXON, Girls' P. E. teacher. tennis. Notice the twinkle in her eyes! She instructs the Dance 1 and Dance ll classes -...M 'Fife-.4 nw .AWWWQA ..- '4'Nrf...f.Z'wr-G ' ff ., . fd YN .L-V g .N ni Lx:

Page 27 text:

MR. JOSEPH LEUENBERGER, language teacher, is ready MISS GERDA SCHULZE, German teacher, is planning to start correcting test papers. Why can't my students the assignments for the week. I want something spell correctIyP he wonders. Maybe it's because the different this week, she says. l'I'lI have a test language is Greek to them! every dayl Do languages fascinate youf' Are you planning to major in a language in college'P Poly has a large selection of languages, including French, Spanish, German, Latin, anal Russian. Fine opportunities are provided here for a good foundation in a language. Our foreign language students always represent our school well at language field days and other such events. HESE STUDIED MRS. BETTY SMITH and MRS. Jo ELLEN DOOLEY are waiting to help any students who need assistance in the library. If you have any questions on how to find a book, or how to look up information in the library, they will be glad to help you. I MR. RICHARD EPP smiles at another proiect completed by his printing class. The attractive posters which you see around Poly announcing plays and movies are the work of printing classes. They also print programs, tickets, and PoIy's newspaper. MISS GLADYS GILBERT, MISS DELIA LOPEZ, and MISS AGNES MCABEE language teachers, are wondering about some new teaching techniques for their classes. l'What would happen if we let the students teach the cIass'P they ponder. Often teachers are seen taking a walk around the campus after school is over. MR. WILBUR BOOTH, MRS. .IAN GASTON GEORIS, PAUVV, and MR. language teachers, are taking a few minutes to pose while the photo- grapher snaps the picture.

Page 29 text:

--.......,,.,. . , ,wwsawfasmm Xl A maxaman l 212, sfvasiil rw '- ., .. Un.. . ..i1 itil., HH.. 'ti Q MAJOR JOHN WElL is in charge ot the R. O. T. C. SFC. RALPH HALL of the R. O. T. C. department i program at Poly. This program ofters fine opportunities waiting to give his class the latest news on rifle tecl for boys interested in military training. niques. Let's not start shooting yet, he suggest: Top center: COACH RAY HALLE is all smiles as he watches his varsity bas- ketball team practice tor a big game. COACH AL JENNINGS ls ready to tall into the pool. He instructs boys' swim- ming classes, and coaches the water polo and swimming teams. A girl pole-vaulting7 ask COACH EARL MARSHALL and Bolo Geddes. NO, it's really superwomanl GOOD PORT MR. BRUCE WILSON can't wait to start COACH BEN HAMMERSCHMIDT is going coaching his varsity baseball team. He's got to congratulate his varsity football team Boys' P. E. instructors Mr. ENGENE HUGHES and MR. ORRIN RlFE the bat swinging already. Besides coaching, on a game well played. They're very are caught standing still for once. They are usually seen chasing a he also instructs driver education students. good at tiddlywinksf' he jests. basketball.