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

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Girls, do you sew o crooked seam, overspend the budget, get all in ci stew over giving o party, cmd mcike gooey jello'P A girl who doesn't do these is C1 girl who hos had homemciking. This is ct good experience for cull girls who cure planning for the future. MRS. CLEO ZEHNPFENIG is having a ball cutting up scme scraps ot material. Why not'P Can't l cut lust for the fun of cutting'P she asks. Students on the way to their classes. Miss Laura McKeever conducts one of her English classes. THERE WERE APPY RO DS T 'lf-A19 'KO me Fm Mr. Donald Haneke puts cnc of his vocal groups through its paces Homemaking teachers enjoy preparing girls as homernakers of tomorrow. Left to right: MRS. BONNIE ROSE, EN, and MISS VlCKl SCHOULER.

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--.......,,.,. . , ,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.

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Setting up a film for their special education classes are MRS. MARGARET BLACKWELL and MR. RAYMOND RIGGIO. MRS, ELSIE ADELSON, school nurse, listens to all the health complaints of the students. Sorry, I can't give you any aspirin, is a frequent remark she has to make. Special education classes serve a most important and unique training to a number of Polyites. Mrs. Blackwell and Mr. Riggio are experts in this field. Another very important phase of Poly's program has to do with health services, presided over by the competent Mrs. Adelson. The health oFFice is indeed a busy place and surely does its part in helping to meet the needs of the students. it is Mr. Phillips who has had charge ot journalism. The history, ethics and techniques of journalism are studied here. The Spotlight staff takes this class-hence our fine newspaper! GOOD HEALTH A D E UCATIO A student of typing techniques, or of any other class room activity, can always MR. R WBERT l I ' ' ' depend upon the teacher to help in any way possible. Student-teacher cooperation . L . PH LL PS Is advisor for The Spotlight and an English is the prime essential of education. and iournansm teacher. ff' iw, 1 'R