Riverside High School - Skipper Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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l'OWAI.Slil. RICHARD IJirl 13ll.ljI1L'l.l fllim A merchant prince Or Banker man That will he Rich' f As soon as he can. POXON. TYRUS B. 'NIJ' Cw1n1fw't'1.1f Airllflalle Pifffl In the future you may see this fellow lenown as Ty,v Cause now he has the amhition To fly up in the sky. Cross Country 2: Squad Letterl Stage Crew. PRIDOMIRSKI. XVILLIAM Bill Time Sindy The lwusy world keeps going 'round But me it doesnt perturh All I ask is a sign which reads 'Please do not disturl'1.' RAWE, MARY JANE Tmref and Adlelifffm' Travel, adventure and success. Maryiane will acquire we must confess lfyerything that she does is original This is one reason she makes an 'individualf H Honor Roll 3: Pilot Staff 2: Junior Day Exercisesg Choir: Girl Reserva es: Swimming 1: Dramatic Cluh: Chorus 3.4: Skipper: Assemhly 4: French Club 25: Badminton Z1 Golf 2: Monitor: Christmas Play: Spring Concert. REMMES, JEAN liklllllfllllii Prizglfe Sei'f'el.v'J Prixate secretaries worls XX'ill he Rumpuss destination. She is very clever now And that's a good indication. Shorthand Award 2. RINKER. RAYMOND A. HRJJ Llzlifemfeif 'Ray is .1 lilteahle fellow XX'ho through school his time has hided XX'e give you the reason for this lt's he-cause hes undecided. RlflNl-lARDT. ALBERT A. H1fi1.l'-JU Cllllgfgg' lfasy's amhition is College Days To hear those coed's sighs XX'ith flashy coat and smiling face He will surely catch their eyes. Athletics 2.3.-1.5: Major Letter 4,53 Squad Letter 2.?s.4i,Sg Hi-Y Cluh 5.4.51 Hi-Y Show 2: Treasurer ol' Hi-Y Cluh -4.3. ROONEY. JOHN izlifffii Mafe ,N'1rr'.ii11lg lack would rather cure them. Than see them in a hearse Cause his amhition, at the present ls to he a male nurse. Contest in Times Newspaper 2. ROUSSIE. FRANCIS E. Milk Bfflllff' To gel iz girl Tennis 2,33 Chessg Cheer Leader 3: Skipper Staffg Band Z: Hi-Y Show 53 Science Clulu -i. ROSS. DORIS l.. lJnl'ee LNIIVJ e Doree is pretty attractive and sweet. As nice a girl as you can meet She is the girl marshall of our senior class And we all agree she's a very cute lass. Tri-Y 2,3,4i: Science Clulv 2,51 Tri- Y Representative 4. ROSS. ESTHER A. Iii Sei'I'el.JI'J The hoary roofs grow young with Cheer, The windows hrighten pane hy pane: And haunted hy her laughter dear. To hud the shriveled huds are fain. Commerce Clulw. ROUGHEAD, GRACE K. Sml!J Dieliriiw Scotty. m your rose-wrought dress You seemed the gardens growing: The tilt and toss o'you, no less. Thou wind swayed posy hlowingf Junior Red Cross Award.

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PATERSON, DONALD VU. Pat ll bole.fale1 XWholesaler is his ambition And soon we shall all hear. Hes gone and got himself a job As tobacco auctionerfu Baseball 5g Track 2. PAUL, FLORENCE E. lilo Slwlngiuzlfifvci' Sweet as a violet Anil quiet too Gazing serenely Thru eyes of bluef' Volleyballg Skipper Salesmang Mon- itor's Club 3g Girl Reserves lg Ush- er for Senior Day and Commence- ment Exercises. PAVLOCHIK, ANNE Sa11dy N111'i'i11r,g' The world cannot spare you. it needs you so. You are vital force, vou are not il flower You are challenge and promise: Peace and power. llonor Roll 1. PARWULSKI. ADELE P. 'I'i11'y Clfllff Refmrfw' Tiny is just .1 bundle of fun Vivacious. Cute, and witty just as darling and sweet As a baby kitty. Basketball 2.5.-lg Girl Reserves l. PEPETA, ALBINA li. 1'ef1,11,1 ' Sfezmgixzllflier Secretarial work is Peppyk ambi- tion I Were sure she'll get .1 fine posi- tion, Honor Roll 1.2.51 Monitors Club: Gregg Award. PETKO. ELEANOR Pell-1 Diefhirll Petty will make .1 good vlietieian liecau--e this has been her life long ambition. PFEI FFER, NED T. Engineer About the tallest senior This fellow known as Ned To be an engineer Can top all by a head. Football 4g Basketball 33 Track 3g Major Letter: Hi-Yg Monitor's Club lJOl'lUREf.KY, FRANK llqilly' Ell4gjllL'L'l'jlI1g' Un the football field, he was .1 dandy As an engineer hell be quite handy. lfootball 4. PEISACKOFF, MYRA D. Miles Teaching You were the princess of the fairy-tale Wliti spoke in emeralds instead of words, Wlitise laughter left an exquisite, bright trait Ofsountls as winged and visible as birds. Honor Roll 3. POLLARD, JOHN l '11f.1f1.?111z lfxernliz e He may be sentimental. Away from all the boys. liut you surely must admit, There-'s il smile in those eyes. Szience Clubg German Clubg Squad Letterg Swimming 23.4. POLUSKY. HELEN C. Seneltzrpi Hllelen is calm, platid and charm- ing Nothing she does is ever alarming A good secretary she will be H o11 lust watch. wait and see. Girl Reserves 1. POUMMIT. EDITH G. P1ff1f.1 Cffffegtf Pumy is noted for her N'l'..lClULlNf'lL'Ns Her sweetness and graciousness Radio broadcasting is her goal And she is suited for this role. llonor Roll 1.2.-ig Commerce Club: Riding Clubg Latin Club: junior Day Exercisesg Masque and Make- up Clubz Skipper Statf1 'lunior Play: Hi-Y Show.

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ROZMYSLOWSKI, JOSEPH Co1zfizz foe SIlt't'2.fJ'fllf Bllrifzefmzan joe is the future businessman, 'Tis evident to see To him we give a nice warm hand And all the luck there be. Honor Roll 1,2,3. RUNG, PAUL B. Rang Traref To travel seems to be his goal, At this he'll be in bliss, But leaving Riverside will bring a sigh Because his smile we'll miss, Skipper 3. RYCROFT, BRUCE N. Drn'ple Travel Dorple would like to travel All around this world It is his greatest hope To see each flag unfurledf' Rifle Club lg Band . SAKY, HELEN Pee llweeu llimfef A model Pee VUee aims to be Its worth .1 try, but shell be hard to see. SAGI, IRENE nf fill' Hff.ilt'.ii Vim, Vigor and Vitality Combined with originality, XVill make Irene a big success XVhen she becomes an air hostess. Hi-Y Show 1,23 Monitor 4. SAJ, ALOYSIUS Al Big League B.i.wb.:lf As a big league pitcher Al will surely excel Of his feats, his children: Will be able to tell. Baseball 2,533 Basketball 5,-i. .Ia- hy. SALERNO, ESTELLE M. 7'0pfy Secrelary Dimpled of cheek and grace of gown, A maid of whom the world has dearth, She walks the streets of this old town And makes it mellow with her mirth. junior Day Exercises, Chorus 5 Tri- Y 4. SCHNEGGENBURGER, ARLENE Usfftll 017-f H B eaulifiazz Her flocks are thoughts, She keeps them white, She guards them from the steepg She feeds them on the fragrant height, And folds them in for sleep. Girl Reserves lg Tri-Y 3,4 SCOTT, HUDSON Ben lzldlfifriaf Arlr Teacher A violet by a mossy stone, Half hidden from the eye. Skipper Salesman, Science Club 3, 45 Monitor's Club 4. SCHWINN, ELEANOR G. El Su'l6'J'fzldJ' A saleslady mermaid, she Always is in the pool, And in the many meets She brings honor to the school. Swimming l,2,?s,4g Swimmers Ping Girl Reserves 1,25 Baseball 4. SEPP, MYRA E. Aint Berzlzlicirzfl On her cheek and o'er her brow So soft, so calm, yet eloquent, Her smiles that win, her eyes that glow All tell of days in goodness spent. Chorus 3, Girl Reserves Vice Presi- dent 41 Monitor Club 1,23 Com- merce Club 23 Girl Reserve Pro- gfclfn. SERVOCKY, CHARLES Cl1m'k At't'fllI1Ifr11Il Conventionality Honesty Usefulness Courage Kindlinessf'