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

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E 4 'liiih f' ima ,f 'bei 'M i s gg 'avg Emu ' Mjpliowan' ggi swf: fff 2541 L'.x ,ls . 'Q - Lasl' November American Hislory feachers Mr. Eugene Miller and 'NOW 'lhal' we are acqualnled- l ihulnk if ls 0nlY Mr. Waller Davidson ,polled rheir +hough+s 'lo predicl' 'rhal eifher Fan' +0 fell You lhai Your firS+AmerICaf1 GOVGVU' e 1963 presqden-Hal elec- men'I' reporl' is clue al 'lhe end of 'lhis week, so Humphrey, Nixon, or all ce would win +h 'l'ion. il I i We ul MY IOII1 lf' nl A5 rliiliihi! v Ups, Mr. John Mossman receives various re- sponses from 'lwo of his sludenls as he shows l'hem lheir semes'l'er grades in World Culfures. l suqgesl' you gel' busy, concludes Mr. Glenn McGowan. Ageless Artifacts Mr. Jaclr Smilh, one of Poly's mosl' amiable insfrucfors, prepares fo shool' 'l'he bull wilh his 'fourlh period Sociology class. Showing her sl'uden'l's one of lhe many places she has lived, Mrs. Loraine Thomas added a 'Few personal experiences 'lo her World Cul- lures leclures.

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Ex I Have you ever had fhe feeling you're being wal'ched? ask English feachers Mrs. Roberfa Adams and Mrs. Lore- lei Rober+s. Some days we even fhink fhe bullefin board has eyes. Crowd Mrs. Erma Haley, displaying proudly one of her numerous copies of Bear Tracks, has laken her English classes 'lhrough many of 'I'he grea+ classics and in acldi+ion, she has , even had 'l'hem do a liHle crea+ive wri+- mg. Mrs. Doris Bishop and Mrs. Margare+ Wood creafed a miniafure of fhe Globe Thea'l'er in order +o furlher 1' esi' for Shakespear heir English sfudenfs' infer- e. Mrs. Murlene Bigelow and Miss I I ' Ruih Elwell +augh+ 1'l1eir sfu- den+s in a manner +ha+ would nor only increase +heir knowledge of fhe English language, buf also concern 'For mankind. increase fheir knowledge and l 'N U!

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To Timeless Tongues Miss Gerda Schulze shows one of her Ger- man classes Phe +rip she hopes Po Pake some hme up Phe Danube. Mr. Bill Boo'Ph and Sieve ValenPine 'Found 'Phemselves surrounded by Phe Fair sex in Phe Spanish V class Phis year. Mr. Boo'Ph, head of 'Phe lang- uage deparfmenf, hoped for a liH'le beH'er balance in 'Phe resl' of his class- es. fTo him, if was ALL girlsll Mr. Boo+h helped 'ro provide Poly wi+h a wide range in language courses in order Po make Phe siudenfs more aware of our neighboring peoples and Pheir cul'rures. 1 1 Mr. Joseph Cummings, beP'Per known, as Quo Vadis Joe Po his LaPin s'PudenPs, wafches Phem flourish under Phe knowledge of 'Phe classics. Mr. Joseph Leuenberger, sPiPling a laugh, lays aside his French comic book in ex- change 'For a French grammar 'Pex'P as he prepares 'Po begin his class. IO, 9, 8, . . . , says Spanish ins'Pruc'I'or Mr. Jack Fi'Pzgerald, as he begins 'Phe 'T j No ma'Her in whai' coun'Pry you may be, a smile is Phe universally known symbol of M55 Helen l'lema.ndeZ ablY 5ieF?Ped in for counfdown of 'Phe number of school days friendliness, commenfg French 'Peacher a nea'lY iulkifme lob as a SubS+'+U+e Span' lefi' un'Pil summer vacafion. 'His guide is an Mrs. Jan pauwl P,-acficing whai' she 'Peach- ish Peacher Phls year. auPhen'Pic AzPec calendar. 65. 3 P ss. .