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

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XV if . Sporf Snaps 'valmxm Top row: P. E. Pyramid, Track, Girls Baseball lvlicldlc row: Boys Baseball, Volleyball, Football Bottom row: Girls P. E., Tennis, Basketball. 23

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'1- lllilltIDtDlll3SClllllE5llllQQWi 'Iihe middleweights were the outstanding team this year with victories over Fowler, Lemoore, Coalinga, and Caruthers. They were considered one of the best B teams in the history of the school but lost the Division title to Parlier by one point when the Panthers, unable to pierce the Riverdale defense, suddenly clicked on a long range second half barrage. Neilsen, Covey and Gill were the scoring trio. Neilsen was high point man. The sliding zone defense with Gobby and Mendes at the guard positions was practically impenetrable. The last breaking offense was also verv effectiva md ell l . . I ,, e 2 sp, ec defeat for many statistically superior teams. The heavyweight hoopsters were the hard luck team, and twelve points properly distributed would have given them the Division title. Captain Ginn's experience and agility enabled him to make manv good shots. McKean did exceedingly well also. Cook and McVicar, guards, played fine ball lioth defensively and offensively. The lightweights were handicapped due to inexperience, although -some of the C's put on promising performances an-l scored a victory over 'l'ranquillit,y, Although Ginn, McVicar and Cook will be hard to replace. prospects for a strong varsity next year are good provided McKean, Neilsen, Gill anl C ll f- ' t ro J my develop as they should. Back row: Cornwell, Cook, McKean, Ginn, MeViear, Milnes, Julien. Middle row: Uselton, Gill, Gobby, Mendes, Pielop, Covey, Johns, D., Neilsen. Front row: Fleharty, Fontes, Stathem, Johns, M., Allen, Gobby, McKean I Ayres, Barrett. . Front row: Whitley, Musgrave. Neilsen 22

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Aitken, -sl- QWifIl'3lIl-lllllllllvfkllliglllill 'l'he major Fall activities ol' the C. S. F. were the Scholarship party which was held at the home ol' our adviser, Mrs. Hauert, and the dinner which Helen Van Zanten, lirst semester president lor the club. , gHVC During the winter, monthly luncheon meetings were initiated. These luncheons were combination business and social meetings and proved so popular they will probably be continued next year. During this period also, live delegates attended the Twentieth District meeting at Lemoore. They were Anita Rogers, Audrey Aitken, Norma Dean Rufl. Violet Brughelli and Helen Van Zanten. Spring brought the high point lor Chapter lti3c, California Scholarship Federation. lt was the trip to 'lreasure Island for the annual Central State convention on April lllth, 15th, ltith. Seeing such varied sights as the Xllar Memorial Opera House, Fisher1nen's XVharl', and the Gaywayg eating at such different places as the Golden Pheasant, True Blue Cafeteria on Treasure Island, and hot dog stands: and traveling by cable car, lerry boat, and Eleplmnf Train provided entertainment for all. The twelve students who made the trip to San Francisco thoroughly enjoyed themselves. - The officers ol' the club were: Fall Semester-President, Helen Van Zanteng Vice-president, Anita Rogers, Secretary- Treasurer, Ilene Busby. Spring Semester-President, Audrey Aitken: ice-president, Norma Dean Ruff, Secretary-'I'reasurer Brughelli. X7 , Violet Back row' Allen . , Van Zanten A k B Gold Seal Beare , e er, Aitken, R f rughelli. I' Fr ' ' Julien, All u f, Rogers, ont row. Julien, Hieldbrandt, Cole, Carter, Bu GU Armstrong. 24 Shy,