Riverside High School - Riviera Yearbook (Louisburg, NC)

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Class Prophecy aga eparing for a big day at one of its well known S= Se — Ona cold bleak day in Alaska, oe r erside” e Union School, and how we would like = Ya hear from our dear old A in on all the dé It was to our sx California We were happy EFFIE WILLIAMS, MARY aia BERTHS. ‘MANGUM and L’ Unive: ALICE F ENOC sports cars. éhing shorthay d. Se instructor at St. Augustine Colleg iversity..of. North Carol ied the Flames, their latest OBERT DAVIS are pilots for’ MARIAN ODIE is ad MARJORIE “DUNS: N, LILLIE BRADFORD an @ MABLE CLEMONTS are in LUCILLE LEMAY and JUANITA MAGON are in, Germany trying to get or 1973. 4 great SUCCESS. SHIRLEY JOHNSON JOSEPH WIGGINS

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Class Nistory The Se nior Class of 1963 started off four years ago on a long tedious journey into outer space.We were alittle puzzled, but we boarded our space ship and prepared for take-off with Mrs. I.W. Foster and Mrs. R.T. Maxwell at the control panel. We were further organized as follows: Lena Tanner, President; John Perry ident; Mary Perry, Secretary; Juanita Macon, Assistant, Secretary. The'student council was exploréd for ‘byBarbara Williams, Marian Brodie and EarnestineGatling . As we looked out of our spaceship window we saw these persons participating in favorite ,sports. “Fé €$6tball team was filled with the muscles of James Powell, James Cheek, Raymond Davis and James... Hampton. Dorothy Stallings and Earl Dent made the Basketball team, .and James Powell ran track. le p. Sah Nee One year after our successful take-off we landed on a planet called-Sopho:-We were a little tired from traveling 4. t ' whole year, but we were determined to complete our mission. Ten A Started off with a big bang when they elected Helen Branch as’their leader. “Her co-workers were Willie Mae Harris, Vice-President; Marjorie Dunston, Secretary; i Francis Bobbitt, Assistant Secretary and Fred Fogg, Treasurer. They were not ahead of 10 B because we had quite a | NA. Dunston at the control panel most of us continued to he powerful blast ourselves. We elected Mildred Perry as our leader. Lena. Tanner served in the-vice-presidential spot. Lucille Lemay held the secretary's position with Mary Perry as her assistant. Charlie Spivey was honored with the treasurer's position. .—-; Leslee i ‘This year like the first also had a number of sportsmen. : es Cheek, James Powell, James.Hampton and Raymond — Davis had become regulars on the football team. James Powell and Dorothy Stallings were on the basketball team. We were also tronoréd“to havé Marjorie Dunston, Glendora Thomas and Marian Brodie represent us on the student sone Tazeg pia conse council. The main event of our Sophomore year was the crowning of Ruby Hawkins as MISS RIVERSIDE HIGH. way from our main course but with Mrs. Foster and Mrs. ; d for our goal. We started off our Junior year by electing John Perry, President;-James Cheek, Viee-President; Mariah Brodie, Secretary; Jean Cheek, assistant secretary; and Somehow over the period of two years some of us strayed Rebecca Yarborough as treasurer. i: ful in making the basketball team. James Powell, | the old pigskin. Le man 4 Continuing our good sports record Dorothy Stal ores inet | | We were happy for Mary Elizabeth Greene who won third place in the Shriners Debutante Ball. : on one of our wayout planets; Juno. At one of its famous: gymnasiums we held our JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM. Our theme was An Evening in Outer Space. The Downbeats of | Warrenton, North Carolina furnished the music. After this big event the Junior class started planning for a more exciting event GRADUATION. = We had managed to save enough fuel for a final round of exploring during our senior year. Marian Brodie, Marjorie ‘Dunston, Glendora Thomas and John Perry continued to represent us on the Student Council.James Cheek, James Powell. and Robert Davis represented us in football and James Cheek, James»Powellj»and-Marjorie Dunston on the basketball ae Stal ist’Of préparations was ClassNight somewhere out there in outer space in orbit. May 1963, we finally reached our destination. Those of us who were successful are now preparing our ships for many more exciting voyages. LUCILLE LEMAY JOHN PERRY

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Is It Reall JUANITA MACON is considering LOUISE BOLDEN is still talki FRANCIS BOBBITT is still HELEN BRANCH has co MARIAN BRODEE has ask BERTHA BERMADINE retly uses rouge?’ e Globe Trotters? a love? CRSERES ENE JEAN CHEEK was seen ta ja bottle back to the proper place? GLENDORA THOMAS has a secre GLENN LEWIS is competing with Mr. for Riverside's photography business? SHIRLEY JOHNSON never stops talking—ev: n her sleep? MARY MASSENBURG does not say Thank You and Please! anymore? eens