Riordan High School - Lance Yearbook (San Francisco, CA)

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IQMAO CM l FL-Rl R S-M 0' Bro .I . J GQllqgher. CA Larkin D eSQrek.' . Activity in the RadioClub this year was in- tense though curtailed . The boys were able to send and receive code, learn the radio theory and practice building transmitters and receivers. Several field trips were scheduled to take the aspiring hams to sound studios. Help from the RiordanClub provided a new receiver and several other pieces of equipment. Future expansion includes a high-powered transmitting station. '1 I l ' 1199 1 Top Row QL-RJ J. Kerns, D. Saber, B. Milsud: Bottom Row: F. Downie, J. Spinelli, H. Stoltz. dlnefd The members of the Riordan Photography Club, after taking and processing pictures for the past year, have gained technical and prac- tical knowledge in an interesting hobby, which will profit them in years to come. flew S ' N' . Currfvgfr. B, Ego . n, G QL-RD B. Burke, L. Hoagland, F. Sakakibara. QL-RJ B. Karlseng, R. Ricci, G. Currivan, R. Hackett, K. Rogan, K. O'Sullivan.

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Tony Cutone Student Body President Activity Representatives: Block Mike Dunneg Sodality, Bernie BurkegModerator, Bro. V. Steele, S.M.g Band, RonRossinigCrusader, Class Representatives: W. Hinckle, F. Mul- holland, R. Luceti, C. Becker. ,S?uc!enf Counci Under the leadership of Student Body President, Tony Cutone, the StudentCoun- cil has been a prominate school power. The purpose of the council is to help govern all student affairs in cooperation with the faculty. Members of the council are stu- dent body officers and representatives from selected organizations. A1TejedagDramatics, Roy Maffei. CARB xg fgfediclenfa ff-f Seviolg vlurlell 3 nnl- S' .GXQV 'Y - Dx ke F ' 0- I ' ml P. Camo Grossman. .Sim W' ROB 65050 Cy 093 3' vm R. BOY? 5. galil' uniorS1 06 L Slgnei' Q 1 Mullioua Dire' . hex' Qusone, Nl- Ch xarshall. B' glint. es, Nilxe . YY DQX3YM G ' Sophomfadn. v4 , ylmc ffeihnj Bowel' U B. RAS' ein.

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GeneralStaff: fl.-Ry P. Osborne, L. Heiges, J. Figone, I. Flaharty. R. Max. F. Mul- holland, R. Bogislch. Department Heads: CL-RJ Al Serafino Un- derclassmeng PatCannon, Seniorsg Roy Pic- cinini, Activities: Tom Taylor, Sports. 10 fx fl.-RJ Al Serafino, Tom Taylor, Al Warn- ick, Roy Piccinini. S43 I shQ. xg' Q,- CUQCQ Through the co-operation of the students and the leadership of the faculty, it has been macle possible for the Graduating class of '54 to have the first pub- lication of the Lance . The twofold purpose of our yearbook is, to give credit to the members of the many organizations and clubs and to give the graduating class a lasting remem- berance of their four years at Riordan. The Lance staff of '54are proud to present an ac- count of the Year's happenings for the enjoyment of all the students. Cl.-RJ Assoclarf: Editor. Bill Conkllngtxloder ator, Bro. V. Steele S.Txl,g Editor rn clue Al Warniclr.