Riverdale Joint Union High School - Eagle Yearbook (Riverdale, CA)

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Third Rowe-Boker, Ghidelli, Roush, Milnes, Stathem, Maggini Cornwell MacMurray Nielsen Second Row - Rood Bugby, Fisher, Rotramel, Cline Faulkner Allen Acker Sher ll DeBaun First Row - Cook, Shockley, McKean, Tomasetti, Blackwell Mendes SOPHOMORES frfzllyf me guf gun Well, Josephine, we have only a few more weeks of being happy-go-lucky sophomores, remarked Delsie. Yes, l suppose next year we'll have to be serious minded upper classmen, replied Josephine. l-leavens. That's going to be difficult for you two and for Jean, Ella Mae, Ruth and the rest of us gigglers, put in Jimmie Lee. The sophomores have done pretty well this year at that, protested Delsie, We have had representa- tives on every boys' and girls' team in athletics and Ilene has held up sophomore prestige on the Scholarship Club. Yes, and it was chiefly the sophomore class that put on the Future Farmer Banquet and certainly the addition our Home Making class made to the Student Body treasury from the Lions' dinner was worthwhile, added Mary. We still have the Junior-Senior Banquet to serve and Baccalaureate decorations to think about, said Josephine. Hey, it looks as if we are being initiated into serious activities as sophomores? exclaimed Jimmie Lee, Let's be sophomores and plan a party.

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Third Row Ginn Julien Cook Hart, l-louse, Bragazzi, Bud Covey, McVicor, Bob Covey, Malslnory. Second Row Van Zanten Montgomery, Cerini, V. Harlan, P. Harlan, Hieldbrandf, Ayres, Maciel, First Row Armstrong Burnsides Pielop, Maggini, Errotabere, Alves. JUNIORS cloffirzq Gflong isoqeflzer Harold, said Pielop, last year's Annual had twenty-eight in our sophomore picture. Since there are twenty-seven in our junior picture, the class is holding together well, isn't it? Yes, we will have a good sized graduating class next year, replied Malsbary and added, Should be a good year, too, because the Juniors have taken a leading part in activities this year and have gained some valuable experience. The bulk at the teams has been Juniors, alright, answered Vernon. We were lucky to have had such opportunity because the small size of the Senior Class opened many positions to us. We have good balance, too. There are good athletes. Helen revived forensics. We have several student body officers, And the Junior-Senior Banquet indicated we can handle big jobs too. Yes, concluded Vernon, we have the material and the opportunity. lt we keep 'Rolling Along Together', we can probably do much to help make next year one of the most successful in the school's history. Tl'iat's going to be our goal.

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'nl Fourth Row: Machado, Ostini, Gobby, Uselton, Smith, Montgomery, C, Roush, Brindiero, A. Ghidelli, Renwick, McKean. Third Row: Woodward, Fleharty, Mendes, Gill, Barritt, Walls, Crombie, Shockley, Reischling, Baldwin, R, Cline, Road, Williamson, Fortodo, Rogers. Second Row: R. Drake, Cole, Foster, B. Montgomery, Loeffel, Loraine Ruff, Laverne Ruff, Hartung, Ryan, Hill, N. Ruff, Hawn. First Row: Nuckolls, MacMurray, Hart, Fisher, Armstrong, Crombie, Nunes, B. Holland, Brughelli. FRESHMEN Clzerels Gf Bong, .gong CMI! Some of the girls said in Science this morning they weren't ready for vacation and would like to go to school this summer, said Gabby disgustedly. They're right about the year going fast though, said Gill. lf the other years are like this one, we'll be marching up for graduation before we know it. The Class of '4l has made a good start so those years should be happy and profitable ones, put in Virginia. Four of the Scholarship Club's nine members the first semester were freshmen and we liave been well represented in athletics. That's right, we'll have letter men in all girls' and boys' sports except in football, agreed Gobby. Well, freshmen aren't supposed to make the football team but we'll cause somebody to hustle to liold his position next year! maintained McKean. You've set a good pace for yourself, Class of '41, both in scholarship and activities. Can you keep it up? asked The March ot Time. That's about like a girl, retorted McKean. 1