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

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E. Teresa, A. Steward. M. Sharp. T. Ivey. P. Gates, and G. Rosenberg sing about How Lovely it is to be a Woman Charlotte Ransom and Tina Ivey stand around looking for some likely fellas- Bye Bye Birdie marked the opening of the ■78- ' 79 season of Poly ' s Theatre. This play was a parody of the life of Elvis Presley. ALBERT PETERSON-Mike Nobles ROSIE ALAVAREZ-Kristie Boring CONRAD BIRDIE-Randy Ingram KIM MACAFEE-Karen Lietz HARRY MACAFEE-Eric Rudie DORIS MACAFEE-Cathy Brooks RANDOLF MACAFEE-Tom Morantos RONNIE MACAFEE-Ruth Stephenson ROBIN MACAFEE-Claire Binder HUGO PEABODY-Bob Holcomb URSULA MERKLE-Kate Hudson MAE PETERSON-Brenda Kuskowski GLORIA RASPUTIN-Leanne Lytle CHARLES F. MAUDE-Bnan Crance HARVEY JOHNSON-Wayne Williams MAYOR MERKLE-Jeffery Miller EDNA MERKLE-Karen Schirmer THE SECRETARIES AND REPORTERS-Michele Auth, Kitty McCluskey, Zana Neff, Laura Webster. Lisa Schuljak. THE CONS-David Baker, B. Crance, Chris Crisman, Dirk Rogers THE FAN CLUB-Chris Barker, Peggy Bouwens, Paula Gates. Sloan Cattern, Lisa Celse, Renee Chambers, Susan Dievandorf, Leslie Ensey, Selena Frasca. Pilar Hannigan, Kathe Harriss, K. Hudson, Tina Ivey, ' Susan Johns, Kim Lytle, Chris Miller, Donanne Mohlstrom, Carolyn Ott, Kim Prentice. Charoltte Ransom, Gretc en Rosenberg. Marian Sharp, Alicia Steward, Leslie Sullivan. Elicia Teresa, Sara Wilson, Lynne Woodhouse, THE BIKERS-Kevin Aliman. Jeff Debellis, Dave Dennison, Jim Goins, Gregg Harbert, Mark Matthews ' ' . ' iller, Terry Moews. Matt Mortimer, Greg ' u. Roy Steward, Ralph Torres. W. Williams From The Rock Of The 50 Conrad Birdie dreams about his one last kiss before he goes into the Army. D. Baker and 8. Crance play two of the Cons ' ; Conrad Birdie ' s back-up group. The fact that Kim and Hugo are pinned is announced in this typical telephone hour of Sweetwater. Ohio. 22

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Name Of The Game + David Pooley and Finn Comer prove that height IS a big advantage at the net Bob Bushman and Bob Ritzau are always near to make sure things go smoothly. IBtltCijfiJ i Poly began an Intramural program this year. The idea came from Bob Ritzau and Bob Bushman, and they ran all the events. The freethrow tournament was won by Walt Linaweaver. Backgammon was won by David Eckmann in the advanced and Jeff Meachem in the novice division. Volleyball advanced division was won by Bob Bushman and Coach Almquist and David Pooley and Finn Comer took the novice division. Danny Metsch won the frisbee golf tournament. Events held during 4th quarter included: water polo, baseball, chess, tennis, ping- pong, and frisbee. Eric Edwards drops another basket on his way to the finals. i Susan Bobach and Brenda Benter begin play on the frisbee golf course - Jeff French throws his frisbee into • ' Dells Well while Jay Gaskins looks for his. 21

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r ir S. As Cheryl tries to stop him. Teddy uses physical means to detain Red Ryder Clansse attempts to phone for help as Cheryl and Richard run to help the others in Fosters ' Diner. m K To The Roar Of The 60 ' s % t t — - Teddy bullies Lyie In order to persuade him to hurry with the repair of his van Angel dillegently prepares a tasty meal for the diners at Fosters ' Red reads the paper while working to drown out the friendly conversation of his day-time counter-part. Angel. When You Comin ' Back. Red Ryder was the second production of Poly Theatre. It was performed m the newly opened Studio One. The show ran in repetory with Of Mice and Men. and was set in a peaceful diner in New Mexico. The date was the early 60 ' s. All was well that Sunday morning until the arrival of Teddy and Cheryl, a young couple en route to Mexico. RED RYDER-Bob Holcomb ANGEL-Paula Wold LYLE-David Baker CLARISSE-Carolyn Oft RICHARD-Jeffery Miller TEDDY-Tim Roberts CHERYL-Peggy Bouwens 23