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

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--.-.-.. 4-........... I-hunk A place for everyfhing and ev- eryihing in Hs place was Mrs. Pauline Whiffield's slogan fhis year as she worked a fwo-fold iob of counseling boih +he Sen- iors and +he Juniors. Mrs. Rufh Wheeler, Senior class counselor, baffled ihe SENIOR SLUMP and did her besl +o make 'Phe ZITS aware of all college re- quiremenfs, represenfafives, and scholarships. Sophomore counselor Mr. Ray- mond Harris greeled his class wifh an open mind and a warm smile as fhe SWETS enfered info fhe complexilies of high school life. Miss Bernice Korlendick, doing a fine iob in her second year of counseling, made sure fha? fhe SWETS had fheir classes down- wind from 'the resi of 'l'he sfu- denf body. .. ix .Atl Mrs. Anne Rush, Poly's head guidance counselor, conferred end- lessly wilh s+uden+s concerning fheir fufure plans, and she was never foo busy 'ro assisf ihem when ihe need arose, Mr. Millon Tew did more lhan an ad- mirable iob as a vice-principal af Poly. He worked assiduously in helping +o keep fhe school and all of ifs ac+ivi+ies organized. He made +he sfudenfs a pari' of his business and served as an ad- visor +o whom 'the sludenfs 'Freely fel? lhey could come. Whafever his respon- sibilifies, he handled ihem wi+h a quiei, eFFicien1' cer+ain+y fhaf was respecfed by sfudenis and facul+y alike. .adn an

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Firsts In Education Alrhough +his was Mr. Ray Berry's firsr year as superin- +enden+ of schools in Riverside, if represenred only one of many years spenl' in rhe field of eclucafion. From his srarfing posilion as an elemenfary school +eacher, he pursued his career and came fo Riverside in I960 +0 serve as direcfor of personnel. Then for six years he mainrained 'rhe posirion of associafe superin+enden+ un+il his promolion in I968 'ro +he superinfendency. Togelher wi'rh Mr. Berry, +he school board worked hard, long, and well 'ro make 'rhe school year in Riverside a beneficial and enioyiable one. Working fogerher wirh s+uden+s and adminis'I'ra'rors, +he board openly discussed campus concerns and helped 'ro organize Riverside info one of CaliFornia's mos'r producrive eclucafional disfricfs. Members of 'I'he Board of Educahon fhis year were llefi' fo righil Mr. Richard Chrisren- sen Dr Vernon Srern vice presidenl Mr. Ray Berry, Mr. Arfhur LiH'lewori'h lpresi- denr Mrs Maxine Frosi' and Mr Ernesl' Lopez lclerkl.

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A 5 , , N like -fs :':i Preparing himself for l'he wors+, Mr. William Bell lll has his supply of Tums and aspirin ready before he grades his Senior Honors English papers. l l l l i , a gile ' ' '2.wf . 1... , Jr 'ilk' r ely L N! 5,,i,L?s E. 2 tg , if The Cultured 3 Using Emerson's Civil Disobedience as a source, Mr. Roberl' McClin'l'ock and Mrs. JoAnne Loy prepare a lecfure for 'lheir I4 English classes. Miss May Henry, 'lhe head of Poly's English depar'l'men'l', worlced diligenfly +his year fo make available 'lo each sfudenf a wide variefy of courses and an expansive exposure +o fhe liferary worlcs of 'l'he world. ln addilion, Miss Henry also found lime 'l'o give her classes lessons in grammar and in lhe mechanics of good wriling. Q , ,, .EMA ff . ,V 5 V. lf ig 2-V 2 5 5 f I 1 A' 'hifi I .,- ,fzefss A y 'C i l . M J H ' Q i 4