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

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Second Row: Aitken, Brughelli, Rogers, Van Zanten, Busby He nz First Row: Pielop, Acker, Henson, L. Armstrong, J. Armstrong Col SCHOLARSHIP CLUB OVl'lT6 1,1011 ffm: gf! jf Have you heard about our' Scholarship trip? asked Helen. Mrs, l-lauert said we are going to the mountains May 28 and 29, We'll spend the night at the Riverdale cabin at Sequoia Lake and then drive home through the General Grant and Sequoia Parks. That will be tine, enthused Audrey. The club has had some good activities this year. The party during the tirst semester started us out right. l had a grand time at the Scholarship Conven- tion at Fresno High on March 26, replied l-lelen. The speaker, Dr. Tully Knowles, was interesting. The new idea ot 'Open Forum Discussions' proved very successful. l think the most interesting event ot the year tor the Scholarship Club was the St. Patrick's Day party to which all students with a 'B' average were invited, returned Audrey. Everyone seemed to have such a good time. f Another thing, said Helen. Our club can be proud ot the way its two Gold Seal Bearers, Midge and Lola, proved that scholarship and school activities do mix.

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THE 1938 EAGLE l think we ought to re-christen this 'Eagle' as the 'Night OwI', remarked Winnie at an extended 'jami session of the Annual staff. I think that would be a 'bird' ot an idea, snickered Pielop. And I hope that isn't an example of the kind of jokes you're getting, exploded Lola, Don't worry about the jokes, Lola. They are well covered in some of the pictures Alice and I have been assembling, said Virginia. How are the division pages coming, Max, asked Audrey. You and Harold are doing the first art work on division pages I've seen in an Eagle. The advertising has come along well, said Erma. Velma and Jim have brought in the largest amount ot advertising in the Annual's history. Let's show our appreciation by patronizing our advertisers. WeII, I hope this year's book will be good enough to make business firms want to be included in it, replied Gwendolyn, and I extend next year's editor my heartiest wish that the '39 book excel this one. Acker Harlan Heinz Pineo, Armstrong, Nuckolls, Montgomery, Pielop, Drake, Julien

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STUDENT BODY Game Jain ffm jam? Gordon, I guess you will soon be appointing the nominating committee for next year's officers, remarked Gwendolyn. Yes, those appointments and swearing in the new officers are about all the duties I have yet to perform, replied Gordon. The Student Body has sponsored three new activities this year, hasn't it? asked Lola. Yes, the first was the Freshman party which replaced the Freshman initiation, agreed I-Iunter. I think most of the students had a better time there than they used to have at the old initiation, contributed Pielop. A second new activity has been the running of the candy store. With Miss AdoIphson's help it has proved a successful business venture, said Jim. And finally there was the play 'Cabbages' which we put on for the American Legion Scholarship Fund, concluded Ginn. Despite these new activities, it hasn't seemed an especially busy year, observed Velma. I That's the way the Student Body works I guess, said McVicar. lts thousand dollar a year business keeps it too busy for much broadcasting. I McVicar, Pielop, Armstrong, Ginn, Hunter, Nuckolls, Julien, Montgomery. 16