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

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Hieldbrandt, Pielop, Carter Cerini, Julien Van Zanten 7 flDllll lUlINlT4l3llbllE5 llDlIllllDl!blIE5GY CAST Dudley Dixon . ..... Vernon Pielop Mabel Church . . Helen Van Zanten Ethelyn Church . . . Verna Cerini Cyril Church ........ Harold Ginn Grandma-Janet Dixon . . Lueile Hieldbrandt Cnristine Sederholm . . . Lueile Carter Charley Post .... Robert Kirby . . ..... James Julien . . Harold Malsbary The choice ol Your Uncle Dudley as the Senior Class play proved to be a fortunate one for both at the matinee on 'I'hursday, November l7th, and at the evening performance the night ol' the l8th, the cast put on an admirable and enjoyable perlorntance. Their handling ol' the highly amusing lines was well done and their depiction of the perplexing situations which I . re atlves can cause in the best ol' regulated families was most realistic. To describe all ol' the outstanding scenes would be to recount the whole play. However Grandma's observati l , . . ons ant comments were consistent attention graspers and Charley Post's sly consumption of Crandma's af-l ll ,kl on a good many funny bones. gcc Jac Jerry juice was hard ln all, it was a fine performance and well done. Congratulations, Seniors, on this, your last dramatic presentation. Your audience appreciated your work and the line direction which Mrs. Masten so evidently gave to the play. Left to right: Van Zanten, Ginn, Cerini, Julien, Pielop, Hieldbrandt, Carter, Malsbary. 18

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iffy? l , N 2 p I llatiff 'li ,MF glffi' W5 .Jfgf I 'Je' - 1 l . 'gf' Ti' N 'E 'tu- ANNUAL Through the years lrom 1935 to the present the evolut' ' as constantly piogressed from a nnmeographed book with pictures pasted on each leal' to the present edition with its two colors and its printed cuts. There has been much improvement in the pictures themselves since they are ol' a more timely and candid nature. Then, too, this year in place ol' the usual horoscope a page of cartoons adds a cheery note to the staff's copy. In addition to the posed pictures there are even more snaps than have appeared in any other Annual. A small school is at a great disadvantage in putting out an Annual because the two major costs ol' engravin l l , . . K g anc typesetting are the same whether one or a thousand books are printed. The small school has these costs but does not. have the possibility for sales volume to bal' f ' ' ' K ' ance thcm. Ihe cost ol the book to the student is less than hall its cost of publication Ther f . . e are ew instances where the purchaser gets more for his money. There is some question of the price, however, and some tendency to sponsor a less expensive book. Regardless ol' what changes are made this coming year, the stafl' of the l939 Eagle sincerely hopes that the Annual's standard of value will, if anything, be increased. Malsbary, Editor Back row: Covey, Julien, Malsbary, Pielop. Pielop Front ' ' row. Busby, Aitken, Montgomery, Miles, Ruff. 20 . , f lon o., our Annual h' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' '