Riverside High School - Skipper Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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Class Song FAREWE LL ALMA -MATER 1- OUR, TDEARAL-MA 2- THE DAYS THAT wE'vE 3- wE LEAVE Now To- in fggim KNEE!-' OUR, 5323 C ffl' SPENT HEREQAND GE -TMER, CLASS FRIENDS WE HAVE OF FI- F'TY- Kuowil, WE Fouri, , AND 11 1 i 1 11 3 4 1- vouc- ES gs 'ERAISE TG 'aug NAME ws' Now swag. aug L z- um rs- IN us N G ow A- Law' er. 3- ll'55JAiE T.oEw THE Poof-STEPS OF THOOSE' GGNE BE- FORE? Look . '3 F Q Q ' g f s f f 3 P 2 s 1 i , :l i .L J 1 ,L 5 ,L 1- oo- l.oRs so Ro- :fAL ?:JE in-PLE Am: G-01.0. my 2.- cuz- msn THE Msn ms! or ova 'Ra- vsp- swag Ann 3,.. FOR- WARD TQITH COUR-AC-E, BE STEAD FAST AND TRUE5 HAVE 0 1- Ho- woman TRA- Da- 'nous wE've Tr-neo TC UP- How. z- 'ruwx or: T1-IEE POND-LY THE Scnoopap ou? 'PRIDE' 3- FAITH uw me Fu-Tuma, Ann Gov 82 ww You. -A U SMH? 'IF HFC MARYANN J. ZARAJCZYK. 26

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Class Poem GRADUATION NIGHT Diplomas, they have all been given, The Alma Mater sung, And while the words still echo back The Recessional's begun. We leave the auditorium, And through the milling crowd Of relatives and family friends We walk as in a cloud. And find a haven from the din In deserted corridors, Where we can wander aimlessly Recalling days of yore. Again we hear the classbell ring, Again the halls are full Of shouts and hi's and scuffling Of friends and warm hellos. feet, We recollect that first year spent Within these very halls. How cold and gray and hostile seemed These warm and friendly walls. It's here we learned our history And other facts from books, Our science, math, and chemistry, And how a retort looks. But more important things we learned Than found in books at school, We learned to give the best we have And live by the Golden Rule. Then suddenly we do awake And come out of the clouds, And once again retrace our steps Back to the milling crowds. We join our relatives and friends And go from the bright light Through those familiar, friendly doors Into the black of night. For our full days at Riverside Are all behind us now, The rallies, proms and football games, We've taken all our bows. We do not turn for one'1ast look, But go right through the doors, We do not wish to see them close On the class of '54. 25 -Catherine Raymond

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Row I-Paul Hendricks, Ioanne Ginter, William DeCelle, Marlene Dietrich, Gerald Watson, Marcia Lundin Row 2 Eleanor Muszynski, Elaine Abelli, Catherine Raymond, Maryann Zarajczyk, Elaine Bardak, Diane Raffel, Mary Clare Huber Beverly Parker. Row 3-Ronald Crawford, Donald Gaye, Ronald Szczypkowski, Wayne Leipold. Senior Officers President . Vice President . Secretary . Treasurer . Girls, Marshal . Boys' Marshal . Valedictorian . Salutatorian . Historian . . Editor of Skipper . . Skipper Business Manager . Skipper Advertising Manager Class Poet .... . Class Songwriter . . Co-Chairman of Senior Prom Co-Chairman of Senior Prom Co-Chairman of Senior Day C0-Chairman of Senior Day 27 . William DeCelle . Marlene Dietrich . Ioanne Ginter . Gerald Watson . Marcia Lundin . Paul Hendricks -Eleanor Muszynski Mary Clare Huber . . Diane Raffel . Beverly Parker . Ronald Crawford . Wayne Leipold Catherine Raymond Maryann Zarajczyk . . . Elaine Abelli Ronald Szczypkowski . . . Elaine Bardak . Donald Gaye