Riverdale High School - Riverian Yearbook (St Joe, IN)

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1' E .. l 6 Q34 E l l l mn..---- The Eugcmecsn ----xxx -H l unior Class History 9!f'iifS MGTTG-The elevator to success is not running Stairs The, Take I COLORS-Qld Rose and Silver Gray. g FLGWER-Pink Rose. Cn September 6th, 1926, what is now the junior Class rose another step to success when they entered high school. There were about twenty in the class and we were all rather frightened at the prospect of starting our high school Clays. Miss Hodson was the sponsor and the class officers were: President, Margaret Brooksg Vice-President, Elizabeth Davisg Secretary, Henrietta Henryg Treasurer, Ann May Griffin. As Sophomores our class lost a few members. Mr- Ballard was the class sponsor and the officers were: President, Henrietta Henryg Vice-President, Elizabeth Davisg Secretary-Treasurer, Harold Walter. In 1928 we became Juniors. Miss Roop was elected sponsor and the officers were: President, Harold Walterg Vice-President, Anna May Griffing Secretary, Elizabeth Davisg Treasurer, james Wztrd. Harold Walter Clara Magee Dorothy Ford Frederick Poer Henrietta Henry James Ward Maxine Hall Anna May Griffin Dorothy McGee Margaret Brooks james Delon Genevieve Stubbs Marjoria Kirk Viola Harrison Mary Jane Harter Nixon Elliott Marjorie Smith Vera Wtirth A Elizabeth Davis Margaret Stubbs Roscoe Pheneger Ada Merle jackson N.:

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Sophomore Class History MOTTO-Sincerity, Simplicity, Service. -:il If there is one class in high school to be pitied, it is the Sophomores. It is generally considered that the Freshman class is very important fin their own estimationj, the Juniors are decidedly Grown Up, and everyone knows the Seniors are dignified, but the Sophomores are just Sophomoresf' But for all of that we have a group this year of which to be proud, ten girls and thirteen boys. Two boys are among the Hrst eight of the basketball teamg three on the second team, one of last year's tennis championsg several honor stud- entsg and romanceg why, we can almost compete with the Seniors in romance. We are an agreeable class, generallyg help each other without lessons, enjoy our parties together, and turn the class meetings over to the boys- S z:.---- The Etgcllaecirl ----xxx SI' I COLORSfGreen and White. l FLOWER-Sweet Pea. I I Ellis Adams Maurice Black Martha Paul Margaret Black Susanna Bundy Cosby johnson Forrest Denney Junior Wilson Robert Wilson Charles Applegate Dorothy Butler Estella Allen Virginia Griflin Mary Gardner Lamoin McFarland Francis Allen George Cartwright Omer Carr Mary Elizabeth Woods Frances Haguewood Gene Lacy Myron Brown James Mollitt I 5 6 3-1 Q34 l 1 I. .I