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

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Typing, shorthand, and recordkeep- ing are all classes taught in the BUS- INESS department. Here the future secretaries learn these skills and many important aspects of the busi- ness; others learn skills, such as typ- ing, for their other school work. Miss Shirley Smith Business Department Head in Memoriam Miss Dorothy E. Schnee Polytechnic High School 1942-1967 ASA antiealeNCC HANNAN NESS OCR Mr. William Mitsch Mr. Maurice Beckley Business Education Business Education Tennis NN Re Not only can you buy school supplies at the student store, but often you can Mr. Robert Wright Mrs. Margaret Pofahl see a magic trick—here Roberta Wilson shows Keith Sorrels how to change a Business Education Business Education five-dollar bill and two ones into seven one-dollar bills. A.S.B. Store

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7 We Learned the: Gary Withey and Mr. George Bronstrup are busy planing a board in a woodshop class. What the rest of the class doesn't know is that they are making a guillotine to get rid of those students that don't do their work. Mr. Stanley Mamulski Auto Mechanics - ‘ ie yh 4 (OED, . i Pe + AN Two departments that are mysterious to members of the opposite sex Sy ie are the SHOP and HOME ECONOMICS departments. Here boys build Halse pacha and repair everything from cars to hi-fi cabinets, and girls cook and Sara mimnaise sew up a storm. Both these fields are important for preparing students Woodshop for future life. Department Head » Mis teNAraS Mr. Richard Epp Mr. Irving Hicks Mr. Lewis Kummerow Mr. Robert Dickson y Printing Lab Machine Shop Drafting Electronics Cross Country Track Miss Vicki Schouler Homemaking Foods Mrs. Eleanor Snedden Mrs. Martha Pope Clothing Homemaking

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Mr. Richard Rossi Mr. Stephen Logan Drama Speech Every year Schroeder in the Charlie Brown comic series cele- brates Beethoven's birthday, and the Poly orchestra decided it should be a universal holiday and celebration. They made appropriate birthday signs and are now trying to get the school board to declare it a legal holiday. Mr. Theodore Johnston Mr. Jack Krause 24 Orchestra Band Mr. Donald Wilcox adds a finishing touch to his latest garbage can assemblage, entitled ‘'Bouquet. The Fine Arts To become even more well rounded, we have the ART, MUSIC, and DRAMA departments. Here our talents were born and cultivated, and many of us prepared for careers under the limelight. Not every- one was serious about these fields, and to them these classes were just a means of creative relaxation. Mr. Donald Haneke Mr. Donald Wilcox Mr. Theodore Meows Choir, Chamber Singers Art Art