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

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l ' A 2 if Y ,,,...,,.,, 3 1 f 5 , 4 f s Q as , 5 l Q- 2 V Third Row: Dave Beaver, Machado, Smith, Hart, A. Maggini, House, Stathem, J. Ghidelli, Bud Covey, Roush, Davis Ponting. Second Row: Faulkner, Davis, Maggini, Drake, Hunter, McKean, A. Ghidelli, C. Roush, Montgomery, Ostini. First Row: Mendes, Crombie, Renwick, Reischling, Shockley, Woodward, Walls, Baker. FUTUR,E FARMERS .JIHCQWZHXJ gflla tl 920771 Future Farmers had real demonstration this year that a 'tarmer's work is never done', said Stathem. Correct, replied Maldon. Before school opened Then came the weight estimating contest and we collected S250 at State, County, and Tulare Fairs. local display, put in Glen. The Father-Son banquet with over eighty guests was a high in our program, declared Bill. True, agreed Montgomery, but the snow trip with its blizzard and tobogganing scored with me. With all of us, chorused the I8 who made the trip. The tumbling team earned good publicity by entertaining various groups, said Jim. l hope the Bank and Brown Hardware realize we appreciate the prizes they donated for the project competition, commendted Maldon. Those prizes really help our program, declared Hunter. lf activities like these fill a farmer's life, l don't care it his work never is done, proclaimed Aldo. Must have been a good program, too, for even Nature turned on the Northern Lights for our weiner roast, laughed Diamond. W 3 I7

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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

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O R C H E S T R A Qofyv Cglziuun golf Rlzqfhrrz I guess this recession must really be serious, said Bernice. What makes you say that? asked Ellen. Well, some of the orchestra have started a German band. Maybe they intend to ploy on the street corners. From some of the samples I have heard they might not fair so badly at that, laughed Ellen. I suppose it's asking too much to expect you Freshmen to be serious, said Virginia putting away her flute, but truly our orchestra has developed ci lot this year. Our 24 pieces have good balance and it's good to see the string section expanding, You freshmen have really helped there. We have enjoyed playing, too, said Ellen. Well, we should, commented l-lelen, for the selections we played at the Christmas and Easter programs were certainly worthwhile. Those programs supplemented by our appearance at the school play and by performances ot various functions by small groups from the orchestra- especially the trumpet trio--have rounded out a full year for us, summarized Audrey. l Standing: Van Zantew, Conductor J. Lindsey, Gobby, Left: Acker, Rogers, Allen, Bob Covey, Nielsen. V A 4 h Center: Hartung, Faulkner, Busby, Harlan, Aitken, MocMurray, Ginn, Milnes, Hill, Cerina, E. MacMurray. Right: Bock Row--Mendes, Malsbory, Pielop, McVicor, Montgomery, Cole, LoVerne Ruff. Front Row-Loeffei, Loraine Ruff.