Riverside High School - Mercury Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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ADLER, EDWARD S. JR. Mathematics Cavaliers, Hall Patrol, Study Hall Monitor, Junior Science ,Club, French Club .allfways present fwhen something fwas going on. ALLEN, STANTON Science Science Club, Orient President, Vice President Cavaliers, Hall Patrol, junior Prom Committee, Treasurer Junior Class, Shovel Club, CofAuthor Lincoln Program, Photographic Editor Mercury, National Honor Society Student Board, Merc Monthly, Quill and Scroll, Noted for his taking fways ffwith a eameraj. ANDERSON, ASHLEY G. Science Cavaliers, Track E , Football E , Basketball E , Study Hall Monitor, President Senior Class, President 201 B, National Honor Society Gisve the fworld the hes! you have and the best twill come bark to you. ANDERSON, AUDREY Elective Student Board, Freshman Cam Leader, Secs Treas. Sophomore Class, Music Club, Study Hall Monitor, Spring Concerts, Pigtail Day Program, Biennial Music Festivals, National Honor Society Kind, understanding, and eheerful. ANDERSON, JOHN R. Elective Senior HifY, Mercury Monitor Many broken hearts fell in his trail. APEL, GORDON Science Boys' Club, Science Club, Mercury Photograph' er, Chess Club The all seeing eye is nothing compared to Gordon. BACH, RUSSEL H. Elective Art Club, Cavaliers, President, Chairman, and Monitor of Honor Study Halls, Service Award He fwas our distinguished chairman of the honor study halls. BACKES, DOLORES V. Stenographic Camaraderie Al Sonja Henie on roller skates. BAKEWICZ, BEVERLY T. Stenographic Camaraderie, G.A.A., Music Club, Household Arts, Spring Concert, juniorfSenior play Behind the footlights she holds sfway. BARGERY, MARION Stenographic G.A.A. Emblem and Charm, Camaraderie Monif tor, Showboat, Christmas play, George Washing' ton play, Pigtail Day Program, Student Board Monitor, Merc Monitor, Iuni0rfSenior play She thought Huey Long fwas a Chinese general. BARTLE, JANE English G. A. A. Emblem and Charm 1936, Camaraderie, Merc Monitor, Choir, Library Stall, Gym Leader Every lassie has her laddies. BARTON, CHARLES E. Elective From the fwild and woolly IVest. BARTOSZEWICZ, EVELYN Elective Camaraderie Her honor lies in honest toil. BARTOW, PHYLLIS M. Elective Camaraderie, Study Hall Monitor She her ofwn opinions kept.

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COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM Processional .....A....................,................., Class of June 1938 Md7'Cll fro m dthalia ........................ lVIena'el.vsol111 Riverside High School Orchestra The Class of 1938 Chooses the American Way. Democracy Offers an Evolving Project ..................... Rasche Democracy Oilers Mental Security .....,........................ P. Berry Harp Trio- Tender ripple Bloxso n1...Traditiona1 lrish Air Arranged by Mrs. Emma Osgood Moore ZllII7'CllSOl6I1I1t'U6 ........................................v.... GOHIIOH' Ruth P. Birkhaeuser, Helen W. Furkert, Phyllis F. Steinberg Democracy Offers Physical Security .,......................,.. R. O'Connor Democracy Offers Political Security ........................... L. Iudell Vocal Solo- Sprz'ng's flfwalcening ......... Wilmfred Sanderson Rosalind M. Tubesing Democracy Oilers Character Development ............ Schmaltz MO0I'i5ll Dance ......................................................... Berge Riverside High School Orchestra Presentation of Diplomas .....,...... William C. Kastner Recessional ............ Riverside High School Orchestra ASHLEY ANDERSON President PAUL O'CONNOR VicefPresident BETTY ROWE Secretary DUDLEY CANFIELD Treasurer 19

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BECKLEY, JOHN Science Newsboys' Vice President, Cross Country, Track, Choir IIe's one of our trarlz stars. BEHREND, LOIS M. Elective Camaraderie, G,A. A., Student Board Monitor She got her homefwork done on time. BENDER, CURTIS G. Elective Cross Country, Track, Student Coach in Track, President of Freshman Science Club, Study Hall Monitor, Captain and Vice President of Cross Country, HifY Club, Service Award In lrarla, the fwide open spares rolled him. BERG, BERNARD English Science Club, Music Club, Cue Club, Mercury, junior and Senior Play, Navy Day Speech, Cavaliers, Hall Patrol, Honor Study Hall, Merc. Monitor, Service Award .-I great romhination of port and artor. BERRY, VIRGINIA P. History G. A. A., Sec., German Club, Pres., Pres. Fresh' man Council, 3rd in Harnischfeger German Essay Contest, 3rd in Chicago German Essay Contest, Library Stafli, D.A. R. Exams, Chicago U. Exams, National Honor Society Prrfertion fwas her aim. BERTHA, BETTY M. English Three Musketeers , Study Hall Monitor, Pigtail Program, Treasurer of Cue, Student Board, Merc Monitor elh, faith, she had a merry heart! BEST, RUTH E. English Shovel, Cue, Camaraderie, Amateur Show ,Inother of those Ciwirs class communists. BINZEL, MARION L. English Secretary Speech Club, D'.O.D., Squad Leader, Allen Club, Camaraderie She finally learned her freshman comma rules. BIRKHAEUSER, RUTH P. English Camaraderie, Shovel, Cue, German Club, Thanksgiving Play, Columbus Program, Forensic Contest, Student Board Monitor, Merc Staff, National Honor Society, Quill and Scroll To he remelnhered for her delightful poetry and art fwork. BODWAY, BETTY v. ' Elective Camaraderie, Household Arts, Chess Clubs Virtue, the greatest of all monarrhies. BOND, BARBARA A. English Sec. Household Arts, G.A. A. Emblem '36, Music Club, Choir, Merc Monitor, Pinafore Barbara had a grand radio Ivoire. BORCHERS, MARGIE L. Elective Camaraderie, Merc Monitor, Student Council, Hall Patrol Next to lofveliness, quietness. BORGIAS, GERTRJUDE B. Stenographic Camaraderie, Art Club, Pigtail Day Program Her twinkling eyes shofwed a merry spirit. BOULET, MARJORIE A. English Camaraderie, Cue Club, Shovel Club, Art, French Clubs, Library Staff, G, A. A. She sings as she goes, light hearted.