Riverdale Country School for Boys - Riverdalian Yearbook (Riverdale, NY)

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T IRAQ UK S Standing: Mr. Biron, Coach: Hess, Orteig, Spencer, Wolv- in, Blanco, Reed, Iacobson, Prioleau, Carey, Mr. Bethune. Coach. Seated: Searls, Ya- koushkin, Kellogg. West, Cap- tain: Peyton, Pulrang, Lewis. P. Not Present: Fay: Stearns. Stratton, Managers. The development of the track season can be looked upon with optimism. Already the team has gained a de- cisive triumph, proving its superior strength . if , over McBurney with a ' W r ' f score of 55-27. The nu- cleus ot the squad con- sists of a number of experienced runners headed by Captain West, an outstanding and reliable half-miler. The shorter distances are dominated by Peyton and Hess, both of whom should prove valuable to the team. In the field such performers as Yakoushkin and Spencer make winning an easy matter for the Riverdale team. Wolvin, Kellogg, Fay. and Jacobson form an invaluable part of the team because of their strong support. With- out Messrs. Biron's and Bethune's energetic and well-planned coaching the squad could not possibly have attained such high efficiency. In view of these facts we can predict a successful season. T HE UNH! HN!! ill S Without the stars of last year, Coach Scott has been hard pressed to put a polished team on the courts. The first match, played on a cold, blustery day, was lost to a good Fieldston team 4-l: but this cannot be taken as an indication of the squad's real strength. Confident that the team will improve with prac- tice and make a good showing, we wish Cap- tain Rod Kuhn and his team mates, Dick Ga- briel, Perry Frank, and Thorndike Saville, suc- cess in their coming matches. Blum, K., Manager: Riesen- teld, Frank, Murch, Saville. Kuhn, Gabriel, Mr. Scott. Coach. Not Present: Chang. N

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Sept. Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. 22 23 25 26 29 30 4. 5: 7: 9: 13: 14: 17. 20. 24. 27: 28: 29: 5: 10: 14: 21: 24: Messrs. Iones, Ienkins. and Larrish arrive. Opening Day- Fools rush in where angels fear to tread. Mr. Murray struggles with schedule conflicts. Gray Book. Mr. Murray struggles with schedule conflicts. Gately stars at first school meeting. O'Doherty's loss is Pingry's gain. O'Doherty's toss is Pingry's game. Root leads mourners as Mickey Owen drops third strike. Mr. Murray struggles with schedule conflicts. Mass frontal attack on Coca-Cola machine repulsed by Council with heavy casualties. Duke responds to people's call and runs for City Council. Coach Curtin blows up as Iggy is suddenly called away from practice-for dancing class. Football cheers sound fine, in chapel. Mr. Murray completes schedule reorganization. For those who have never heard it before. this is to be a banner year. Mr. Hackett actually mentions score of soccer game in chapel. Third Form stuffs ballot boxes in Class Officers elec- tion. Mr. Murray again besieged by schedule conflicts. Math VI astounded by Reed's appearance at weekly test. Bread riots in Library fourth period. Korf tears his hair as Anti-Log Society is formed. Fay amazes soccer team by passing to Root in Birch Wathen game. Movies presented by Golden to Friends of Free France are disrupted by Friends of Old Russia, who are serving Vodka. Remnants of Mr. Biron wiped up off Lower Field as faculty receives annual trouncing by soccer team.