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

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PIECES DETACHEES EE accessol 4° : is MN, 3 Ny ae : LAR .-Rue Briqu f . Sirection Commercial. feNny Birection Industrielte : Mr. Joseph Leuenberger and Mary Young are admiring some bright posters that depict life in France. Many of the language rooms were adorned with art characteristic of various countries. Can you speak SPANISH, LATIN, FRENCH, or GERMAN? If so, then you are probably well acquainted with the LANGUAGE department. Here we learned important phrases like “Meatballs again! , The house is green,’ Flourished Brilliantly and You're pulling my leg. Bill Martin is being blindfolded by Mr. Jack Fitz- gerald before he tries to hit the pinata. Mr. Jack Fitzgerald is famous for his interesting Spanish Mr. Wilbur Booth classes where students participate in authentic Spanish Spanish fiestas and in writing pen pals. French Department Head Mr. Joseph Cummings Latin English Il Mr. Jack Fitzgerald Spanish Mr. Joseph Leuenberger French Spanish Miss Gerda Schulze German French

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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

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From exercising Have you ever seen sixteen ferocious girls wearing shin guards and hitting each other with hockey sticks? This is one feminine activity of- fered in the girls P.E. department. They also exercised with such sports as golf, tennis, basketball, and track (not to mention football). Boys also 55.3% increased their physical fitness and prepared to try out for team sports. Miss Suzanne Elliott A activities included track, handball, basketball, football, and base- iisthete ball. Mr. Orrin Rife P.E., Team Coaching Department Head Mrs. Vera Stricker Girls P.E. g % “ » { ¥ J ; fap ot e. i 2 4 be ; ' sons 2 ae . Mrs. Charlotte Wilson Getting ready to make a bullseye is Sue Harrison, while Paula Leake and Pat Mr. Ray Halle Girls P.E. Kruse are waiting their turn to use the bow and arrows. Archery is only one sport P.E., Team Coaching the senior may elect to take. Miss Bernice Kortendick Major John Serafin Sgt. py Shryer Sgt. Alexander Prokop Mr. Al Jennings O.7.G: Girls P.E. R.O.T.C. R.O.T.C. P.E., Team Coaching 26 Football Science Survey