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

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; : $ Enjoying a meal of homemade soup and other delicacies are Mr. J. Leuenberger, Mr. A. Jen- nings, Mr. K. Adams, Mr. D. Rowe, Mr. G. Londos, Mr. R. Ringwald to Frogs Dissecting cats, measuring velocity, and concocting potions are all part of the SCIENCE department. Have you ever seen a sheep's brain in a jar, or a bottle of acid totally engulf a human being? If you would like to, this department was made for you. Besides learning important facts, you are sure to have a good time, and this makes the science department so popular among students. Mr. Donald Brummel Mr. George Londos Biology Physiology Science Survey Biology Department Head Laura Critchlow certainly knows how to get a trates here—that ball teacher, supervises. K. Orr (student laboratory assistant), and is putting out 250,000 volts. Mr. Roy Ringwald Chemistry Science Survey a Donald Row Physics Geometry Mr. charge out of life, as she illus- Mr. Donald Rowe, Physics 17

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Kae NIOSH Mr. David Bigbee “Mr. Mead Camp Mrs. Sarah Varnell Advanced Math Algebra Advanced Math Intermediate Math Intermediate Math Intermediate Math Department Head In the MATH department we learned all the modern math, and came out wondering if two and two really does equal four. We struggled through hours of angles, cosines, loga- rithms, and proofs; and promptly forgot it all when it came time to take a test. Somehow, with plenty of effort and No-Doz, we made it through and promptly forgot all the suffering we had endured. gt Mr. Mead Camp and James Dietrich are arguing about the best way to measure the circumference rol : } O S of the world. ‘‘Well, ' says Jim, you can do it your way and I'll do it mine, and we'll see who gets done first! ' Mr. Dennis Hodges Math Geometry Miss Bonita Ferrin Algebra Here Mrs. Varnell is seen surrounded by her home-grown tropical rain forest. Geometry !

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Mr. William Bell Ii Literature Composition Senior Honors English See: Besides teaching English, Mrs. Roberta Adams finds time to sponsor the pom-pon girls: D. Donahue, P. Stockwell, M. Mason, C. Ford, L. McCormick, and R. Arend. Dangling modifiers, fragments, parallelism, and unclear statements are Hye ee all problems that face students in the ENGLISH department. We read Neen aS Ere 500-page books in one night and wrote term papers in two, but actually Literature learned a great deal and graduated from Poly as cultured students. Composition Junior Honors English $ 4h Mr. Robert McClintock Miss Joanne Loy English Il Composition Literature ye a Mrs. Murlene Bigelow Mrs. Lorelei Roberts Mr. William Bell returned from World War II in great style, but dutifully con- Reading Lab English formed to Poly's dress code and shaved off his mustache before he resumed 18 Speech teaching. oe a