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

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Bobbie a small, dainty Rose We find in Paris designing clothes. Her designs are not taboo, They are designed for me and you. Jim Murphy will be our world famous cook Who gained his knowledge from no book. And when of his food you get a small taste, There will be a tremendous increase of waist. f 1'4 . 'A ll Q 2 Nr SQ 2 ..'. nw - ' : Then there is Joanne a witty one, Acting as reporter of the Spiceland Sun. And maybe someday we will hear, She is Miss Editor of the Year. Now we look to the clear, blue sky Wherein Juanita's career does lie. See that cute hostess for T.W. A. ?? Well, Juanita soon will be flying that way. X133 -Z' Q As the class of '57, we want to say Q We hope you'll remember us in some small way. , As we struggle through each, trying year, We'll remember the memories gathered here. im I Q .6 AIN GQ. A a M . ..i a QQ is ff Our girl knovxm as Sandy As a model is fine and dandy. She dresses in vogue from head to toe, And, man, does she really bring in the dough! A little miss by the name of Cherry, Another Stephens is going to marry.. Performing duties as housewife, She's bound to be happy all of her life. s ag QS'J7 X K Norberta, the girl with the longest name Someday in this world will achieve her fame. She likes to RCI, dance, and singg Great happiness to her these will bring. Now, last, in our class we have a miss, Whose life we know will be filled with bliss. Nadine has always liked to joke, A comedienne she'1l be to entertain the folk. A Q --Gina Coffman - -Anita Talbott 1 Z def --Narita Vogel OFM

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BACCAlAUl2GA1CG SXERCISES The Baccalaureate ser- vice was held Sunday, May 19, 1957, at 2:30 p.m. in the gymnasium. The Re v e r e nd Richard Hochstedler of the M e th o d ist Church delivered the message. The invocation and benediction were given by the Reverend Earl I. Prignitz of the Friends Church. Music was furnished by the High School Chorus. COITIIHGYICEITTEUII EXERCISES TheCommencement Exercises were held in the gymnasium May 20, 1957, at 8:00 p.m. Music was fumish- ed by the Spiceland High School Chorus. U g Qi! iii Ili A n'a Qlll ll - gat1n.o'cu 5 'gil ,gsoa.,, A i nb ' ' 'X -? K s faq I x s Lv: . semotz tmp The guest speaker was the Reverend Merrill B. Mc- Fall, Minister of the First MedthodistChurch, Blooming- ton, Indiana. NAV We left on our Senior trip on Sunday, May 12, 1957, at 1:45 p.m. from New Castle , Indiana . 1 itll - S We arrived at Washington D.C. Monday morning. Upon arrival, we took a bus tour of the Capitol and Supreme Court. Monday aftemoon we visited the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier and Mt. Vemon. We also made stops at the Iwolima Statue and the Lincoln and Jefferson Memorials. Tuesday moming we visited the White House, the Archives Building, and the Pan American Building. Tuesday afternoon we toured the Washington Monu- ment and Smithsonian Institute. Tuesday evening we board- 6 ed our train for New York City and arrived there later. iw fi'h On Wednesday we toured New York and Manhattan. ,:-- 5 2 The evening was open for movies, TV broadcasts, or stage- 1 9 3' a-.,.: q it shows. 9 . Thursday we made a visit to the N. B.C. Studios where Q if . V we saw many educational things. In the afternoon around ::- 6:30 p. m. we departed from New York. Friday we arrived in New Castle a bit tired but very 'iiy N 'Li'f Y' A 'L :num ur- nmnr: haDDY. KEITH CASTELLUCCIO