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

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gtglfd. n, Y l. Where's Dudley Doowright when you need him solos Bi11ySacket1:Cl2l. 2. Cheri Hillfl ll, Gerald Duncan fl 25 and Shawn Ginwright C l OD are over- joyed that Lisa Woods Cl lj enjoys her chips. 3. Sandi Alexander C123 proudly shows ott the shop- ping list she made in Home EC. to Christy Brooks 1125. 4. l'Set me! begs Adrienne Drake CQJ. 5. Bob King U25 ignores school. 6. Mr. Miller and Mr. Davidson have been stridinq in step since 1966. 7. Alan Wilson C125 finishes oft another report card. 7 Theme 9

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Amazing Responses The polygraph continued its readings jaw. on the student body while new questions What iS the be-St Sport at Poly? Mario arose. When asked what their favorite class Sotelo C9l telt that baseball was the best was, the test produced some interesting sport because, My brother played tor the results.Arts and Crafts was Kym Parker's Cakland As Kristen Hoyer C105 and Ci 19 favorite class because Uwe did alot ot Nancy Simmons C105 both exclaimed, projects, there was little homework, and Hgwimmirlql were in itl Despite the dtS- the teacher was friendly. For some, lunch agreement on the sports, all telt Poly was became their favorite class. James Kay number one. CQD claimed that it involved exercise ot the ,vw M- 8 X Theme

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Luiuilni f 1 ' -1 7 2. F if i l 1- l Stud nt Life As students returned to the grind, many found that their horrible night- mares of homework, lectures, and sleepless nights had come true. Fortu- nately, these nightmares were balanced by the wide variety of activities pro- vided for the students. Cnce again, lunch became the favorite period of the day during which students had a chance to sit back and view the differ- ent fads and fashions or, for the more competitive type, participate in such in- tramurals as hot wheels, three-man vol- leyball, and arm wrestling. After school body builders participated in jazzer- cize, health spas, surfing, dance, and many other activities. As Homecoming drew near, there was a mad rush to fin- ish floats and plan for the Homecoming parade, picnic and dance. With Home- coming at an end, students resumed their everyday routine and reminisced about the festivities. The Seniors real- ized the time had come to start planning for the future. College Day provided Seniors and other students with an op- portunity to meet representatives from different colleges. l. Bob King C125 and Theo White C125 try to impress the Freshman girls with their muscular physique. 2. The Senior Class shows their superiority by their unsur- passed school spirit, 3. Kirsten Monson Cl2l just laughs at Roger Duncanson 's tl2l attempt to make a pass at her. I- l I I n - L-l1l