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

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lk . , Having io almosl' resorf +o +l'1e use of radar 'l'l1is year 'lo keep 'lrack of Poly s'ruden1's was Mr. William Mifsch. As our affendance officer, Mr. Mifsch did an exceplional iob making sure Thai' all of Poly's Bearle+s were accoun'l'ed for. fy, A ...awefimwf Making sure 'rhai' our library was a quiel' and orderly place for s'I'udy was +he responsibilily of Mrs. Barbara Clyde lrighfl ancl her assisfanf, Mrs. Ru'rl1 Smifh. The Tireless PM H Mrs. Elsie Adelson, Poly's answer +0 Florence Nighfingale, ex- amines Calhy Pl1illip's blood pressure affer Hue quar+er finals. Mrs. Elinore Saske was in charge of fhe Special Educa+ion classes fhis year.

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Builders Known +o his feams and s+uden+s as fhe Papa Bear, Coach Ray Halle wafched his players prosper and improve Through The course of fhe season. Wearing his warm smile, Coach Ben Ham- merschmidi readied his P.E. classes for 'lhe fu- 'I'ure bool camps fhal' some will soon encoun- fer. Adding 'lhal' liHle ex+ra incenfive fo his P.E. classes was Coach Orrin Rife. Coach Al Jennings seemed pleased affer +es'ring 1'he wafer 'lemperalure for his firsi period class. lHis arm only furned a pale shade of bluell Major Roberl' Sagona and Sergeanl' Richard Shryer helped prepare fulure officers for army life fhrough l'he Poly R.O.T.C. program. g if Coach Arlo Gard led Poly's spiri+ed baslcefball and Foofball +eams +o vicfory in +he Ivy League play +his year. 25

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Toilers 'Fa' was 5 . ---.-.........,..,,,,...., Aside from, fheir official dufies, Poly's secrefaries also proved fhemselves io be fops wifh fhe sfudenls as lhey as- sis+ed us whenever possible. Comprising lhis year's secre- farial pool were: lleff fo righfl Fran McCreary, Veda O'- r .13- a ,f W-1 Taking good care of Poly's campus was our cuslodial crew. They were- Row I: Frank Reyes, Joe Arciniega, Lenard Cardoza, Ernie Benzor, and Joe Zifo. Row 2: Johnny Marquez, Chesier Craig, Jess Hernandez, and Bob Armslrong. Sfanding: Jack Rogers. Noi picfured: Vina Ellis, Leo Luna, Roberl Lewis, and Tony Rivera. Keele, Terry Cifarella, Margaref Paulin, Arlene Guirado, Henry Morales, Willie May Bradford, Ellyn Johnson, Rufh Smilh, Josie Coogan, Alice Dryden, and Jerry Wilkin. The Baker's Dozen, our cafeferia workers, made sure we were all well nourished in order fo make our bodies grow in lwelve ways. The members included: G. M. Anderson, Cruz Balles+eros, Ida Con- ley, Virginia Field, Belly Hale, Mabel Housfon, Kay Lewis, Pai Sampson, Doreen Smilh, Barbara Sfevenson, Doris Slroup, BeHy Tesfa, Marilyn Thompson, and Mildred Fisher-head. 27 QQ