Riverside High School - Torch Yearbook (Riverside, NJ)

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FV' K w . , A ag, is 'fic' J PON SELECT ING A BOOK for his English class, freshman Mark Steska observes care- BOOKS SUCH AS THIS provide students with a basis for fur- ully as library aide Donna DeSante stamps in the due date, ther improving their hobbies and skills. Guidance office initiates self-scheduling ,.,'Q'fv lie X riff Xl V' ROBLEMS ARE SOLVED and questions are answered in this informal discussion between Keith lohrmann and Mrs. Martin. 2 5 SENIOR BETH-ANN BERMAN makes good use of the Xerox machine. the newest mechanical addition to the Riverside High School library. '6About 250 books are sto- len from the library each yearf, - Mrs. Dorothy Ryan Learning-31

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Special class spurs budding electrician f MR. RICHARD HARK explains how to repair the wire and plug of an electrical iron to his Rick Dreydoppel, Gary McCreery and Elizabeth DelRial RICK DREYDOPPEL shoots for two in his third period physical education class. I feel that more emphasis should be placed on voca- tional training at Riverside, especially where the special student is concerned. - Mr. Richard Hark AWAITING THE START of another gym class basketball game, Peggy Person and classmate Ritter discuss a social studies assignment due the next day 30 - Learning f i at

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USING THEIR MINDS CREATIVELY, Imagination students Pat Zornes, Paul Ward, and Harry Hackert take a trek to the park and experien the art of tree rubbing as a part of the new mini-course offered to RHS students this year. ,fa si f I f 65 - af'- ,'gi s if ENGROSSED IN THE study of Mystery and the Supernatural, Arlene Rc so begins another eerie tale by Edgar Allen Poe. eete llt t tt , , 4 A l.let I can choose what I like Without bein READING OVER her notes, sophomore Debbie Reale prepares for a bored Wlth grammar-a, major test on Shakespeare's comedies and tragedies. - Mast 32 - Learning