Talk:Riverside Polytechnic High School
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[edit] History
Where is the history information in this article from? Most of it has no references, including when it was first created in March of 2007... it needs to have references to be accurate per Wikipedia guidelines. If it is plagiarized from somewhere, it needs to be changed (and that source can be used as a reference). Thanks, Keepingwatch (talk) 23:57, 11 December 2007 (UTC)
[edit] The Tequesquite
The Tequesquite, a school annual began in 1927. The Annual was edited by Riverside Junior College. Sophmore class In 1928 the Sophomore Class Officers are as follows:
President - Glen Campbell
Vice President - Winifred Membry
Social Chairman - Dorothy Adams
Secretary Treasurer Richard Raynor
Debating Manager - Pat Maloy
Yell Leader - Karl Raugh
Athletic Manager - Russel Bailey
Sophmore Class
Dorothy Adams
Blanche Albright
Russel Bailey
Ruth Bates
Elizabeth Berry
Sybil Bowden
Roy G. Briggs
Elizabeth Brimmer
Perry Burdick
Glen Campbell
Chester F. Carlson
Fred Cash
Clarice Churchill
Jessie Clark
Helen Conklin
Wade Cook
Ruth Cooper
Rupert Costo
Beth Crandall
Genevive Cree
Veeva Daniels
Stewart Dodds
Charles Dornbush
James A. Elliott
Lucille Fenley
Zelda Fenley
Harry Ford
Elma Forney
Hazel Gilson
Irene Glenn
Harriet Gready
Rayburn Hanzlick
Rita Herriman
Robert Hartwell
Elizabeth Hastings
Mrs. Dora Henderson
Marjorie Henrich
May Henry
Charles Hunter
Winifred Hutchinson
Nola Johnson
Ester Kiefer
Jocelyn Kelley
Charlotte Kendrick
Audine Lawrence
Elizabeth Long
Patrick Maloy
Forrest McEuen
Winifred Membery
Floyd Mick
Raulston Neil
Donald Nelson
Frances Norton
George Nowlin
Joseph O'conner
John C. Ohmen
Yoshi Okubo
Dorothy Osborne
Lois Patterson
Robert Patton
Irene Peters
Heston Pierce
Grace Randall
Karl Rauch
Richard Raynor
Paul Ridgeway
Joe Rinaudo
Eloise Rogers
Robert Ruskauff
Audrey Sauer
Bernice Schofield
Helen Shine
Elizabeth Simpson
Vaugh Smallwood
Clark B Spangler Jr.
Marjorie Spalding
Eleanor Smith
Kenneth Smith
May Wemyss Smith
Robert Steves
Nevah M. Thompson
Arlene Thursby
Thomas Thursby
Marie Von Kanel
Francis Wells
Margareta Wermelin
Marjorie Westphal
Mildred White
Opal Williams
Velva Williams
L. D. Wolter
Leora Wolter
Allice Grace Woodman
Compiled from the 1928 Annual of the College
Submited by Eric Segal No longer under copyright protection
