Riverside High School - Skipper Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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i English esides the regular four years of Eng- lish, students who are interested may participate in dramatics, debate, public speaking, and journalism. It becomes in- creasingly ohvious that a sound training in all forms of English work is necessary for success in all future vocations. A man's education may he judged hy his vocahu- lary and fluency of speech. Practice in oral reading li If ' MISS RUTH CARY MISS MARY SARBAUGH Ki' x X. 41 Q' If , I we IX. , i MISS MARY CONNERY MISS MARY CREAGH 1 MRS. LEO WILLARD MISS RUTH ZEH 'I4

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Business MISS MARION THOMAS MR. WARREN HELWIG Balancing the account Industrial Arts n this department boys, and even girls, have the enjoyment of making things with their hands. Students may also obtain a working knowledge of the essentials of printing. Students have supplied printed tickets and programs for special occasions such as the Musical Revue. Small though this department may be, it is real asset to the school. 42.1 Learning the printefs trade

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Social Studies ere we hope to produce the future in- telligent voters of America. The social studies are an indispensable part of the school curriculum, In these classes are laid the foundations of democracy, toler- ance, progressiveness, and world citizen- ship. An organization such as a World Affairs Club gives evidence that students are interested in current problems. I WS Education in World Citizenship :IQ Fi Q .QQ 3, ti nn: MISS EVELYN KINSLEY V1.1 MISS HELEN MARSHALL MR. BENJAMIN RAVIN R 1 MR. ROBERT RENTZ MISS HELEN VALENTINE MISS BERTHA WITTLIEF