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

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COMMENCEMENT AWARDS HEAD BOY FRANK C. GOODRICH BEST SCHOLAR BEST ATHLETE MYLES HERBERT DONALD T. KASPER SCHOLAR ATHLETE JAMES C. JEROME HAROLD C. MAYER BAKOULIS CUP EDWARD NEELY SMITH AWARD JAMES BACHARACH CHARLES B. SPENCER James Bacharach Sfudeni Council 6: Dormifory Council 67 Glee Club 4, 5, 6: Review 4, 5, 6: Riverdalian 5, 6: Dramafic Club 4, 5, 6: Football Varsify 5, 6: Soccer J. V. 6: Baslre+ball J. V. 5: Track 4, 5, 6, Capfain 6. I+ would be hard fo find a more popular 'Fellow in ihe Upper School fhan Jim. His uniiring eFfor+s have earned 'For him +he respeci' of all his friends. His aciivilies have overflowed info every phase of our school life, noi excepiing 'lhaf of making friends. For fhree years Jim has been a mains+ay of ihe Riverdale lraclr +eam, and his efforis were finally rewarded wifh his eleciion as Capiain of +his year's squad. Jovialiiy and good naiure are wril- fen all over him, while his predominaling grin is a byword of his name. Jim's qualiiies will help him 'lo a successful career in life. Riverdale's loss is Williams' gain. WILLIAMS ISI

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THE MI RROR AS THE SENIORS AS THE SCHOOL KNOW THEM KNOWS THEM Mosl Democrafic BACHARACH LEAMY Mos? Popular KASPER KASPER Besl A+l'lle+e KASPER KASPER Done Mosl for R. C. S. GOODRICH GOODRICH Done R. C. S. for Mosi THE GRADUATING CLASS Handsomesl' EHRLER EHRLER Beau Brummel SPENCER, B. LAWLER Mos? Considerafe BACHARACH BACHARACH Wiifiesf HERBERT HERBERT Biggesf Grind GOODRICH GOODRICH Mosf lnfluenfial JEROME JEROME Mosf Likely To Succeed KASPER HERBERT Biggesf Bluff SEELBACH SEELBACH Besf Scholar HERBERT HERBERT Laziesf SEELBACH WADELTON Greafesf Hearibreaker EHRLER EHRLER Mosf Generous HENY HENY Has Mos! Drag JEROME JEROME Needs Mos? Drag DOHERTY DOHERTY Married Firsi GEISLER SEELBACH l7l

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Talbof Bissell Glee Club 63 Dormifory Relief Socieiy 5, 63 Dramafic Club 6: Riding Club 5, Foofball Varsiiy 5, 63 Swimming 3. Had his face been adiusfed wi+h a li'H'le less of class-picfure solemni'l'y, besl' of all, had he been smiling, +hen would have been small need of elab- orafion. As i+ is, his sombre porfraii is fairly cry- ing for supplemenf, and +his we will endeavor +o provide. Tal is one of +hose large aFFec+iona+e fel- lows linemen wifh ponderous hefi and poeiically genlle eyes. This confemplalive sofiness is con- spicuous in his voice, which may be heard of eve- nings reasoning pa+ien+ly wi+h a recalci+ran+ swilch- board, and again in 'rhe illusive mildness of his com- posifion. His very undemons+ra+iveness has carried him fariher 'rhan many anofher who +ried harder. He is oufsfanding for his very placidify. James A. Doher'ry Glee Club 67 Review 5, 6, Riding Club 5: Foofball J. V. 4. 5: Bashefball Varsily 6, J. V. 4, 5. Jim's name has become associafed wiih cars and horses. His scholasfic apfiiude has never been doubled and Jim is finishing sfrong. Being pre- occupied wil'h horses, Jim does noi' have much lime for sporfs excepi basko+ball in which he shows ex- cepfional skill. Jim is fhe 'rype of person who fel- lows love fo hear ialk and he can hold a boy or a girl's aHen+ion for hours as he explains how his horse won +his or +ha+. Jim's a real plufocraf. Lilcing driving, Jim is never on fool' and WE-56 is always +o be seen where Jim is. Riverdale is losing a greai' fellow in Jim, bu'r we wish him lo+s of luclc ai Ford- ham, his 'iufure Alma Maier. FORDHAM