Riverdale High School - Talon Yearbook (Mount Blanchard, OH)

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Mrs . Fry is returning a homework paper DIIVE I . ,xl I if X . , 1931: 'S - X Y . X an .5 . 'S XL .. S nhl' to Peggy Ogg in generalscience class . This class is a required course for all R d I I d t tl g his R- rdale freshmen' an y ames is emons ra in We Science Fair project to the judge. FLOYD TIPPIN Science - B. S. in .. HH vu., nw 4 pn- nf Lo. MARILYN E. FRY Science, Mathematics - B.S. Ohio Northern University SCIENCE PAIR Gary Wetherill and Randy james attended the Heidelberg District Science Fair at Tiffin on April l. Gary's project was a Farm ofthe Future . The purpose of his project was to show how man would eventu- Bowling Green State University SCIENCE and M TH - The Above: A group of freshmen listen intently during general science class. Right: Gary Wetherill is waiting for the judge to rate his project. ally have to turn to the sea for his source of food. Gary received an excellent on his project. Basic Operation of a Stirling Engine was the title chosen by Randy james for his project. The expansion of air was the main idea behind the operation of his project. Randy received a superior on his project, but was one point shy of the thirty-seven points needed to travel to the state science fair. Ifliiwz

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class. Dennis Gatchell and Mary Huesman try out for the all school play. Speech class can help provide a good background for this activity. Speech class helps the student to expres s himself in oral commu- nication. From learning parlia- mentary procedure to learning the latest dance steps or how to fry chicken in the demonstration speeches, this class is chal- lenging and provides variation. it Mrs . Anne Kear taught the speech Many things done by the speech class in previous years have become precedents. One such thing is the speeches given in a Pep Rally by members of the speech class . This year Kay Tuttle and Iim Cain were selected by their fellow classmates to give these stimulating speeches. SPEECH ANNE KEAR English, Speech, B. A. Heidelberg College For Expressing Our Language SENIOR ENGLISH Two English courses are offered for seniors . College- bound seniors receive instruction from Mrs. Anne Kear in English IV that will help them in their college English courses. A term paper, numerous themes, and English literature are major parts of the course. The seniors also read The Odyssey and Lordof the Flies to help them under- stand symbolism in literature. Senior English is taught by Mrs. March. It is designed to help students planning to enter business professions master spelling, punctuation, sentence structure, and business letter forms . Above: Seniors must work hard to prepare their term papers. Ann Dee Latham, Bob Bristoll, and Dave Weber work diligently on their papers. Iennell Shane in the background appears to be lost in thought. Left: Gary Bash gives Mrs. Kear a break and takes over for her in English II .

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Mr. Tippin is explaining an experiment to WILLIAM A. HERR Mathematics , B . S . Bluffton College his biology class . WILLIAM C. SOMMER Mathematics - B. S. , A. B. Bluffton College Fundamentals of Future Exploration r Below: The 9th period geometry students are absorbing another one of those complex theorems . 1-fx -yww' EQ: Mr. Sommer explains the method of computation involved in solving a complicated geometry problem: OK, let's go over it again. Two lines perpendicular to the same line are parallel to each other. Below: Mr. Herr is explaining a problem to his business math class .