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

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W N i ' R ' 1- 1' Jus. 3135, . -- -M1211 Kiwi- -fuqlgw H 5, .1--.ig 7. . -f - Q H K A rlriqig lk ' I my ii 525115 ,K ' rl Ovfahl lx .I :X 12 'L Q A ' Q x ,- 45 X ' ' N 9 T s. l The select band is warming-up before being judged at the District III Music Festival held at Bath High School in Lima, Ohio. Q on the Riverdale Curriculum SELECT BAND The select band achieved a major accomplishment this year, one that they had been working for during the five years that Riverdale has been in existence . They received a superior rating at the district contest. Mr. Willeke and all the band members were quite pleased and thrilled. The band then went to the state competition and received a rating of excellent. The select band was kept quite busy with various activities throughout the school year such as learn- ing new music, going to Tuesday night band prac- tices, and presenting concerts. Mr. Willeke directs the varsity choir at the Spring Concert. RUSSELL E. WILLEKE Music - B. S., M. S. Ohio Northern University Bowling Green State University A a E. 3 . 3 i Above: The senior girls' ensemble is performing at the Spring Concert. Left to right: Diane Edgar, Kay Tuttle, Pearlie Lafferty, Mary Patrick, Mary Fensterma ker, Evelyn Tackett, Shary Ball, Becky Snider, Linda Hauman Below: The band as it comes off the field after finish- ing another half time performance.

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W . IEAN MARCH I - Oh, Lain' B6 .t A freshman English class absorbs the fundamentals of grammar and 10 Nor em mversl Y literature as Mr. Brooks presents them. Mr. Brooks also taught ANGLI GE and MUSIC - Two Highlights Mrs. March is instructing one of her Latin classes . IEAN L. FUCCELLA Spanish, B. A., M. A. Marymount College Colgate University WILLIAM H. BROOKS Spanish, English - B. A. Ohio Northern University

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I DLISTRIAL ART RAMON A. MYERS Richard Arnold shaping his wood project on the lathe. Industrial Arts - B. S. Ohio State University Building Skills And Strong Bodies Through Wayne Lawrence hard at work trying to chisel a toothpick out of a block of Wood. Right: An unknown offender secretly weld- ing industrial art projects together . If this picture leaves you in dismay, carefully observe the position of the electrical out- let on the right wall. Above: Dennis Gillfillan, Don Trimble, Casey Draper, and Mark Reigle eagerly constructing a sturdy backstop for the baseball team.