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

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NEWSPAPER STAFF: TOP ROW: Noncy Robinson, Sieve Booth, Corolyn Troslsy, Poul Horris, Scorr Boorh, Eileen Tomossini, Roberr Filipczok, ediror, ond Dorryl Gonchoroff, odvisor. BOTTOM ROW: Liso Popovich, John McMahon, Lori Tomuils, Liz Troirses, Por Worner, Morls Gobriele. NOT PICTURED: Tim Dennis, Kevin Horris, Ed Pilochowslsi, Rob Whyre, Dove Robinson, ond Pool Doruk. -rf U COMMUNICATION AT ITS BEST The Publicorions Deporrmenr consists of THE REBEL OBSERVER ond rhe SCHOLARIAN YEARBOOK. Borh sroffs orrempred ro rolse on o revirolizorion of rheir publicorions. The R.O., under ediror Rob Filipczols foced o shorroge of sroff members firsr semester' however rhe sroff for second semesrer increosed They olso odded o new odvisor, Dorryl Gonchoroff, who olso doubled up os yeorbools odvisor. The SCHO- LARIAN YEARBOOK, under ediror Eileen Tomossini oimed ro odd new ideos ond rechniques ro rhe bools Ir olso collecred more odverrisemenrs rhon ever be- fore. I I I f-V I ly 'JV MI' V155 I I Nfl X X n 4-I I K ff I , - I-Q I Y ' Q5 I Mfk' A I A X ,-Ill! g T H! TR visliiz-I elf' If lf is -wi -:- . , ,X , '. : NHNC YEARBOOK STAFF, TOP ROW: Gail Nichols, Por Worner, Liso l4uprz,Louro D'AngeIo, Donno Troslsy', Noncy Robinson? MIDDLE ROW Sreve Boorh, Vesno Dimirrievsko Advisor Dorryl Gonchoroff, Editor Eileen Tomossini. BOTTOM ROW: Chris Arvidson, Rob Filipczols. NOT PICTUREDI Bess Kolergis, ond Dorothy Reurer 'indicores helpers PUDLICATIONSXAI

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CLUI3 INTERNATIONAL SI-IOWS ITS STRIPES FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUB: TOP ROW: Stacey Banks, Kathleen Meek, John McMahon, Jody Edwards, Lisa Kuptz, Gary Arceri, Danna Trosky, Nadia Pacholak, MIDDLE ROW: Connie Arvidson, Gail Nichols, Cathy Wqcik, Carolyn Trosky, Lucy Kon, Sue Skrbina, BOTTOM ROW: Nancy Varisto, Vesna Dimi- rrievska, Connie Chonko, Arlene Fischer, Sue Padula, KNEELING: Shari Wcgcik, Carol Fischer, Nora Weismiller, and Sponsor: Elizabeth Duncan, 401 FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUB The main oljective of the Foreign Language Club is to prove that a foreign language cannot only be a useful asset, but an enjoyable one too. The members enjoy doing many activities together, many of which take place outside of the United States. In the past, they have visited such places as Montreal, Quebec, and just recently, Mexico, However, any long-time member will tell you that his dream is to ga to Europe. While this does not seem tangible to most, they make the best of what they have and learn to appreciate cultures very different from our own. The club is headed by Elizabeth Duncan Gponsorb, Gail Nichols CPresi- dentb, Carolyn Trosky Gpanish VPD, and Cathy Wqcik CFrench VPD.

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