Riverside High School - Mercury Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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WEBER. MARGARET Allen, Cam., G.A.A. WELDON, DAVID Cav., Pmi. .z. x, sdml. u-:hip Award. CAMERA SHY, BOYS ? BLACK, DAVID CINCOTTA, ROCCO DORSCH, JOHN C Pi2Pht Bkbllli bll Ca ' av-. rv- . oo. as et a , not I , Service. . Tuck Skin, H.R. Otice v., Photo. Skixs, Band. , . Stage Crew. Pageant, Choir, All-City Choir. State Band Tourn. Red Cross. Cav. WILVERS, RAYMOND ZOLLENDECK, Civ., Proj. 4, V.P. Sr. THEODORE Class. Serv. Award, Student Council, Caf., Cav.,Proj. 2, 4, Movie Crew, Track, Usher, Prom Comm., Cheerleader, Red Cross. Pwrcr-len, BARRY PERKET- WARD El-IMITT, RAYMOND V. Pull- THE LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT 0F THE CLASS 0F JUNE, 1954 We, the graduating ,seniors of the class of Riverside High School, June, 1954, being of sound mind, memory and understanding, do hereby make, publish, and declare the following to be our last will and testamerrt. Fkst-We do hereby revoke all wills, codicils, and testamentary documents by us at any time heretofore made. iSecond -We give, devise, and bequeath to the remaining students the following legacies, thus indicated: DICK AARON leaves his razor to Peach Fuzz Eimon. DONNA AEHL leaves four years of fun to any freshman who wants them. GLEN AHLSWEDE leaves his conquest of knowledge, and the memories of this terriic marks. ELOISE ALBERT leaves her parking space to Marion Kruse. PAT BALCHUCK leaves her pigeon toes to any girl that goes with a guy with two left feet. -,,.. FRED BARTZ leaves his membership card to the Amalgamated Society of Counterfeit Dishtowels to Mike Melvoin. RICHARD BOLDA leaves his seat in Choir to Tom Lukowski. JUNE BOUCHER, MARGARET DUNN, and CHARLES FRAN- CHINO leave conscientious attitudes. ' JUDY BRIEDIS and GIL WETTSTEIN leave . . . together. Q MARGIE BURSZYK leaves all the cold class rooms to whoever can stand them. DAVID CARY leaves his physics book to anyone, just so he isn't stuck with it.

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SCI-IMIT. BEVERLY Cun., G.A.A. .M . M , 'l ' s1f?,5'?fj 'SQ 2 'Q gf , :gm , f- ' e .. JI I ,, a. , X 6' W .. 4:54 .aff I ' .riv- SUCHOMSKL CAROLYN Cam., Proj. I. Red Cross, Sec.-Treat. of Soph. and Jr. Class. SCHREIBER, SHIRLEY cm., P.-oi. 1, z, 4. Choir, All-City Choir. SMITH, TAMARA Allen, Cam., Cue, Orient, Por. Lan., G.A.A,, Home Bc., Merc. Annual, Merc. Monthly, Prom Comm.: Aft, Skin. ., M mf., .fu A - '3- af' S ? A! ff: I ,C ' Xe' , 'S i ,Me 55 n. Qi, . A az' u Q. X ' , .. ...PPI ' Ex' W Sid' mf le'fz:ziw1iEgasQ't,f-2222 ...WX I 'QE,f '- 2,29 .2 5 :,,i'1 5'.: f z,:4 'g,3.2 , I' MIM' 1.-I 'Q I 3 w I TURLAIS, ANDRA Cam., G.A.A., Home E0 ssscsn, JAMES ' x -v - -s' 3 ,. 5.7, Q all 'fx 'Y Q X . ,, V, I, -3'3 tr ,V ..: , -Q, -' , gay N993 15 F sf I. mm- tt, 13 ix v,..m. 'kv ' -t 1 .' -' 6' E4 , gg'-1.52 TURNER, MARJORIE Jr. Nu. Honor Soc., Cam., For. Lan., G.A.A., Proj. 2, 4, Home Ee., Merc. Annual, Merc. Monthly, Service, Prom Comm., Skirs, Art Sec. li Treas. SERGEANT, PATRICIA Cam., G.A.A.. Proj. LZ, 3, 4, Home Ee. Scrvice. Prom Comm., H.S.I-I. Chr., Pageant. Nat. Honor Soc., Sr. Clm Sec. STOPS, MARION Cam., Proj. 2, 4, Choir. WALL, HELEN Allen. Cam.. G.A.A.- Prom Comm. x-V arf! ' fghiff' 2 T if., .I P 1 5' ,Q ...A ,Q 4- fa f I .- ea.:-fy: faq- , 'Q' 3,-,.fl. SIMMONS, DAVID Cav., Crea., Football, Proj.2, 3, Photo, Service. gg.: ,615 B 1:1 ' . lx. W.. 1 :1-' ' I -fs. . .23-fn R ,L WG 5 ,ara 9' 1 . ,gy .wax . al 'ms 12 In L 1 :fd ,- 111' N1 is 4, A WEBER, JANET Allen,Cnm.g Orienr, For. Lan., G.A.A., Proj. 2, 4, Home Ee., Merc. Month- ly, Prom Comm., Skits.

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I. l MARYETTA CHEWE leaves a shroud for someone who can't think of an interesting hobby talk. PAT CHUPPAR leaves her place in the typing room after school to ' Roberta Steege. ll - i i DEBORAH DOUGLAS leaves a drawer full of artist s brushes. AUDREY DOWNEY leaves her long hair. DAVID EVANS leaves, to anyone who deserves it, his esteemed repu- tation as a safe and sane driver. JIM FETTERLY leaves his dirty white bucks to any junior that will clean them. l, SANDY FRIEDMAN leaves the little girl roles to some junior that isn't quite S'-IM . , JOAN GOLL leaves her sister. -'- N' SUE GOULD leaves her place in the modern dance group to any girl T+2-,-- that can make the 7:30 rehearsals. b BOB HERRON leaves the quiet, serenity of Miss Dunaway's homeroom. JOAN HOFFMANN leaves 418 and Mr. Fallon to any girl who doesn't blush. LYNN HOLDEN leaves her Parisian styles to Betty Lander. N' TOM HOWELL leaves the 'ole blooming' tribe of fuzzy-wuzzies. DAVE HUSTON and his noted test leave a trail of red faces. DELMA IHLENFELD leaves her seat at the Econ, JANE KELLEY leaves Mrs. Laden with gray hair and a bottle of red l hair coloring. , BARBARA LEBOWSKI leaves her job as homeroom secretary. ji RICHARD LENTZ leaves Mr. Meinhardt still trying to get him into his Remedial gym class. PEGGY LONGBRAKE leaves behind the editor's bull-whip. 4 ART LOOS leaves a vacancy on the Stage Crew and Merc Annual to Pb' anyone with wisecracks enough, and the courage to say them. l NEILL LUEDTKE leaves his handsome features, magnetic personality, and overwhelming modesty to anyone who can carry the load. ROGER LUNDHOLM leaves to some unsuspecting freshman all his knowledge of our condemned switchboard. PATRICK MAHONEY leaves his haircut to Pete Walch. TONY MARCHESE leaves his tendency to sleep third hour. SHIRLEY MESKE leaves Mrs. Laden to a worthy freshie who loves 5,- to draw. -A PHIL MEYER leaves his healthy lungs to Mr. Holdorf to pass on to l, anyone who needs them. l JACQUELINE NEUMANN leaves all her homework outlines to the lj freshies that have Mr. Ashford. IJ JEAN PARKER leaves the noisy drums and tympanies to Mag Cleary. l W DICK PLOTKIN leaves one well-worn victory yell. Y N MARIE RENDENBACH leaves a deposit of money for ink in 206.