Riverdale High School - Talon Yearbook (Mount Blanchard, OH)

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Y-'Wham ...,,..W. Wwmww l I line. MVS- LGVVFGHCG, Mrs. Spoon, and Mrs. Oldham are checking on one of their de liciou s lunches . Essential to a Successful Educational System I my nw, its Now, Diane, you know you shouidn't let Mr. Webb crowd in the lunch line, even if you do have a world history test next period. It was always a pleasure to go through the lunch line and see Iim Mi1ler's smiling face. CAFETERIA STAFF Front Row: Christine Brewer, CarolSchoenberger, Iean Doersam, Alice Beck, Diane Edgar, Ioe Nell Myers, Barbara Clark, Debby I-Tickle, Peggy Ray, Mary Miller, Elizabeth Myers , Iennell Shane, Vicki G-atchell, Mary Io Rigsby, Pearlie Lafferty, Dennis Gatchell Back Row: Gary Wetherill, Don Trimble, jim Miller, Tom Trout, Bob Eatherton, Dennis Livingston Mr. Ebright, Mr. Myers, Mr. Sommer, and Mrs . Fry enjoying their lunches together . Dennis Gatchell and Alice Beck punched tickets and collected money in the 6th period lunch

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'N bl' There were eight bus drivers who regularly transported the high school students from their homes, to school, and back again. Row lg Henry Snook, Armin Launder, Rev. Garner Ream, Willis Corbin Row 2: Frank Egner, Paul Bolander, Albert Karcher, Wayne Cole 'vm- m..,, u.,,, There are many small jobs which must be done to keep the school in operating condition. Roy Weber is shown repairing one of the lockers. Transportation, Sanitation, ourishment are Whether it be cleaning the school, fixing a broken pipe, or tightening a lose bolt, the custodians are always handy to do it. Above: Beautifying the school grounds is important , Mr. Spoon is busy watering the QTHSS - BGlOW2 Mr- Weber Cleans the gym floor in preparation of a basketball game ,

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' SCHOOL NURSE The part-time nurse, Mrs. Dorothea Wilkinson, was SPEECH THERAPIST at the school for the regular checkups and as other- wise needed. Those students who were having speech dif- ficulties, even though slight, were given the professional help of Mrs. Carol Sabol, speech therapist . . . . .and There Are Those Who Serve K3 BOOKSTORE WORKERS Shary Ball, and Nancy Buess were the bookstore workers this year. During Debbie Spearman, the noon hours these girls sold the various school supplies contained in the store for student needs .