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

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The lousy, busy cafeteria women are: Seated: Kay Lewis, Delphinia Garcia, Sara Townsend, Edith Stout, Doris Stroup, Standing: Virginia Field, Birdene Miller, Liz Petty, Lucile Patterson, Sibyl Whitten, Ida Reynolds. These are the hard working ladies who try to satisfy students' appetites at the lunch stand. Row 1: Agnes Laullin, Frances Hannah, Susie Stevens. Row 2: Mildred Fisher, Ida Conley, Verna Scheiclernan. Row 3: Mary Hegerick, Velma Neel, Georgia Ander- son, Lucy Smith. CULINARY AR I T uiving assistance to his students is Mr. Paul Rupel, drafting instructor. Teachers are always willing to give extra help to pupils who want it.

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MRS. ROSE BALLEN and MR. DONALD Ky E are looking over this different Art teachers MR. RALPH BUTTERFIELD and MR. DONALD WHITE are discussing dog. What kind is itP Mrs. Ballen asks. I don't know, but if SUVGIY is some new classroom activities. They are always trying to present new shaggy, isn't it7 Mr. Knie replies, Both ot them teach art classes. proiects to their students. Proof of high quality performances is given each year by our vocal music and drama departments in assemblies, plays, and concerts. They never give us Polyites anything but the best. Our art department, along with the English Club, always produces a fine selection of work for the annual Creative Arts Festival. RE TI RT Sing along with Hanekel MR. DONALD HANEKE is singing right along with Peek-a-boo! l can see you with this spotlight, IOICGS MRA ROBERT his class as usual. Let's have some more volume, says the vocal music DYER, drama teacher. director. Qs . 3 W K7 H.-..,

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