Riverside High School - Skipper Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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MISS JULIA FLAHERTY MRS MARY KLEIN MRS LOIS LUDLOW All girls in the school regardless ofcourse would proht by at least one year s work IH the home economics department As future homemakers they learn to sew to cook to plan balanced meals, to understand the fundamentals of good health of chrld care and nursing Boys who are interested in hotel management or a chefs career also enroll 1n domestlc science C alfa? 3 Q5 Q 5 ,lf

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Art Pk .-H A I X 5 I as l uv' Learning the art of ceramics MR. RAY HELENBROOK variety of interesting courses is offered in this department, for both beginners and advanced students. A tour of the front third floor hall and art rooms clearly indicates the accomplishments of art students. Stu- dents learn the media of paints, pastel crayons, charcoal, pencil, and pen. They may also learn the popular art of ceramic making or the fundamentals of the drafting board. Music MR. HAROLD HULL Musical tyros ere, perhaps, is the noisicst department in the school. From the back of the first floor, issue, at all hours of the day, sounds both harmonious and dissonant, both vocal and instrumental. During the four years of high school life, many a student has begun as a struggling novice and later had the satisfaction of really being able to handle a Woodwind or a brass instrument. Riverside's band has a really fine reputation. 18

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-fra? ' Synchronized swimming Physical Education oth exercise and relaxation, work and fun are enjoyed by all students in the school in this department. During the freshman year, students are enrolled in both gymnastic and swimming classes. After the first year, girls may select the one which they prefer. Besides the regu- lar class training, many students engage in both inter-school and intra-mural sports. MISS DOROTHY BRETTLE MR. EUGENE HECK MR. RONALD MOODY if-WN! MRS. MILDRED O'HERN MRS. HELEN STAPLETON MR. JOSEPH SWEENEY