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

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Edith Douglass-English I, ll, Ill Dynamic little Miss Douglass will remain in our memories as director of tlramatics--and as the teacher who loved outlinesl David Field--English I, II, and IV We appreciated his hard work helping us publish The Green and White. Crayton Groeling--Civics, Physical Education Hi-Y members depended upoh his leadership. And those daily Civics quizzes! Hettie Hauert--Home Economics I, II, III, SL IV In years to come many a housewife will recall her first efforts at cooking and sewing in the classes of gracious Mrs. Hauert. Eugene Lein--Chorus, Bank, Instrumental Music His talents and effort produced a band that we will look back on with pride. Dixie Mitchell--Agriculture I, II, 8s IV We could always count on his help with our projects. Mary Okey--Biology and Library Biology students will remember her tests, we will all remember her sincere interest in our problems. Lester Phillips--Physics, General Science, Geometry, Algebra, Senior Mathematics He kept the camera clicking and the annual staff laboring to produce thi: Fagle. Ruth Perry--English I, Art II, Crafts From designing program covers to planning decorations Miss Perry was helpful 85 cooperative. Lowell Sanders--Auto Mechanics, Mathematics I, Sheet Metal, Social Science. The seniors were grateful for his guidance and assistance as advisor. Lamar Smith--Agriculture I, II, III and Mathematics l We turned to him for help on many projects. Clara Western--Drill Team, Physical Education Our flashy, prize-winning Drill Team was the result of her planning and directing.

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We wor1't forget... Lillie Adolphson--Shorthand, Spanish I, Typing I and ll, Bookkeeping I She never missed a mistake in typing and bookkeeping, and she was always there when needed--whether helping with the lunch line or school finances. Charles Anderson--U.S. History, Social Science, Physical Education Our new basketball coach--his lectures in U. S. History will be remembered. George Bogdanoff--Woodshop l and II, Physical Education We'll remember his help with decorations for dances and his skillful handling of detention students. 7 ' afaccfaalfdeeaww wamaetidmlhfmahgidegueoj Mr. Clarence Irwin has been Principal at Riverdale for twenty years. Ln addition to his duties as Principal, he has taught a variety of classes. This year students report to him for Mathematics I, Algebra, and Latin I. The Board of Trustees were Mr. E. Anderson, Mr. Knud Christianson, Mr. Eugene Brown, and Mr. Tony Mendes.

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7az!4e . . . .As the days passed, we seldom noticed all ofthe little things that go to make up a school year. lt takes many capable, hard-working people to keep everything functioning smoothly. The busses must keep running. regardless of the weather--the school plant must be kept clean and orderly--most of us depend on the cafeteria for appetlzing, nutritious lunches--there are all sorts of records to be kept reports to be made, and organizing to be done. 3, I 3 V s f , 5 l A ' ' 4' A - f 1 , f tkiiirfzzt