Riverside High School - Scholarian Yearbook (Dearborn Heights, MI)

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BAND AIMS FUR PERFECTICDN N.. 12!BAND upper lefrg Members of rhe clariner secrion of rhe Rebel Band show rheir class. UPPER RIGHT: A panoramic view of rhe variery of insrrumenrs in rhe Marching Band. ABOVE: The female rouch is a necessary ingredienr ro any band. UPPER MIDDLE: The discipline required in a band is revealed in rhis shar. RIGHT. The man who is responsible far such perfecrion: Mr. Greg. Nielsen. pw ,, T. i.,..,. -iawvwsmwmu

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A DAY FULL OF MEMCDRIES i, Homecoming is o time for porodes, floots, pep rollies, footboll gomes, ond, of course, o queen! However, it is olso much more thon this. It is o time for olumni to recoll the memories of their high school doys. For the present Riverside students, their time will soon come the time when their current octivities will fode into cherished memories of the post. Indeed, Homecom- ing is o time of memories: some of which ore positive, some negotive. In ony cose, these students' present will soon leod to o rich future just os their post molded into the present, The floots pictured here oreiust o smoll port of thot untopped future which is yours for the oslsing. Go for it seniors! vnu X x hir li 1 4 IIllllllllllllllllllllllll Illlllllllllllllllllllllll 1 i foils UPPER LEFT: The victorious Senior Floot proudly disploys their tolent ond jubilo- tion os they porode down Beech Doly on Soturdoy. ABOVE: The Freshmon Floor reveols the innovotive tolents thot they hove os this closs begins their four yeor involvement with Homecoming. LEFT: The Junior Floor CFred Flintstoneb looks hoppily over the festive ceremonies. Better luck next yeor, juniors! FLOATSX11

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