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

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K ::gg:.5,w3w o , X o xv' ortl Nhetiv' NNN NWS x0'aon Qi the M others pfe Q Pdrmg H-,e co stumes for lllillllhl Gunn The Riordon Guild since its formation has tried to supply the many needs of Riordan. In 54 55 they supplied band uniforms,auclio visual aid,scholarships, library books,and a substantial amount for the statue to be erected in the courtyard . But aside from these activities the pride of the mothers is working with their sons and husbands at festival time,attending gamesand social functionswith them, making the costumes and applying the make-up during the dramatic productions. The mothers feel that they are creating a close spirit of unity between the home cmd the school. We thank them for their interest, efforts, and achievements . gum ,gf

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11 John Butler. los' Spin- . . Verze 0- Ahern OR Bob 101111 - ' TOP ROW Un to R21 liillilincristiani. Bob' Baker Bormbgxer. elli. Bob' Ahenl' . Write, Mike. Cut0D0n Ken' Bob. Micnerem. 106- ' ' , X: if L., 4. MQ 1 Ull Allllll The Crusader, outstanding among high school newspapers is in its sixth year of production. Under the moderation of Bro. Nunes, the staff has certainly reached the peak of news coverage. The purpose of the Crusader is to publish the ideas and views of Riordan Students by gathering information from various activities and committees. This year the Crusader switched from a four to a five column tabloid. A new editorial policy furthers student interest in national and inter- national news. lls ,ff 'Q T' be .J ...,, f'AXi'f iii' ll 7 we E 4 '.. .7 .T e, ig. '4 5 f yt f A E-5,2-X ,T I 'lyWi T 9 ' A W . 1 N. W -f 1.5. -,xv-:H - if E Editor in Chief 55 , M , Warren Hinckle T DEPARTMENT HEADS QL. to RJ: Mike. Rourke, Carlos. Murillo, Ed. Griffin, Mike. O'F1aherty. L- ,ng at-ix Editor in Chief 54 SENIOR REPORTERS QL. to RJ Dan. Dolan, Bern. Schneider, Mike. Lynch, Carlos Mvrillo Mich. Johnson, Jim. Daley, Dennis. Kray. A

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lllllllllzl Cllllll The Riordan Club is composed of the fathers of A students, alumni and friends of Riordan. lt serves as . the basis for co-operation between the faculty, parents ' and the students. Much honor is due to the club For the time it has spent helping Riordan by sponsoring the annual paper drive, a dinner dance, the spring Festival and supplying the many needs of the athletic department. The club obtains funds which could otherwise not be raised from the school budget. This year the club donated a new station wagon for the athletic department for transportation of the equip- pr Mr, J ment to and from various games. esfa' ohh ehf of Ilffqhqr . 'J' SN 5 OFFICERS -TOP ROWQL. to RJ: Dr. E. Griffin. Mr. S. Mr. Ralph Applebee proposing a motion. Seeba, Mr. H. Facciola, Mr. J. Locke, Mr. I. Flaharty, Mr. C. Bertrand. Fa' . ' l ..DiScussinQ Plans for the sprmg Eeshva 81 Now for the business aftera movie