Riverside High School - Skipper Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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SENIORS Larger vessels need power, stamina, and sound construction to reach thelr destlnatlon Storms rage, fog blankets wlth a cloak of 1nv1s1b1l1ty, and wmds threaten to C8pS1Z6 An alert look out IS needed to remaln w1th1n safe lanes of travel Durlng the past 25 years of Rlverslde s educatlonal hlstory most Sh1pS have reached port safely We too, as Senlors of the 1955 class, have endeavored to follow 1n the wake of other fleets At tlmes, there have been obstacles and set backs, agaln the salllng has been placld and easy As we near port, we hope we have left a clear course to facllltate others who follow us FIRST GRADUATING CLASS 1931 6 IQ Q ROW 1 Irvmg Levm Ernest Zakraysek Royal Engberg jonathan Baker Clarence Kuebler ROW 2 Kathryn Parlsh Wmlfred Llpp Beatrice Levm Lawrence Iohnson Orlsa Healey Mary Bryant Dwlght Ellis Gladys Freudenthal Hllmer Carlson Charles Egleston Lawrence Tynan ROW 3-Ethel Duthxe Elva Allgeler May Stembach Irene Nettleton Ada Turpell Anna Oppel Grace May Regma Wohlfahrt Stanley Szczypuck Walter Eckman Not ln plcture Ruth Yeates 28 . . . , . . 9 . . - s . . . . ,N , . Q 7 , Y. ' . V x ' PM K VP a A ,QS J 5 Er, X . I J , J v . H , , . ,wg f A ev , ,J I , ?'v1 A ,J ,, ' K, 3 , 4 L 1. 1 W 1 I 9 3 ' T 9 7 l Q ! 9 9 s 9. a I ' ' . 9 S 9 9 3 ! ! 9 1 - : -

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THE FIRST SHIP SAILS FROM PORT S The first class to be graduated from Rlverslde small though II was piloted the course to be followed by all other fleets reach 5 mg port On une 10 1931 Senlor Class Day was observed for the first time The program on this day has smce become tradmonal There xx ere an address of welcome and charge to the unlor Class by the Senior Presldent a class hlstory a prophecy a wlll the valedlctory address the salutatory address a poem and a class song The officers of the class were Preszdent Lawrence ohnson iv., Vzce President Mary Bryant 'QB 10 Secretary Beatrlce Levln Treasurer Dwight Ellis Gzrls Marshal Gladys Freudenthal Valedlctorzan WlHlff9d Llpp Salutatorzan Kathryn Parish Kathryn Parlsh composed the followlng Class Song Ohl Rlverslde our Alma Mater We are leavlng you today Although life s journey takes us farther Stlll our hearts wlth you wlll stay Before us we could see the lighthouse Now that we have received IIS gleam And tls with sad hearts we are leaving All our future s but a dream On June I0 was published a Senior Issue of the Rxverslde Pilot the school paper Thls edxtlon serxed the same purpose that the Skipper which dld not appear untxl I935 serves today A most mterestmg eight page issue It contains the names of the 27 graduates thelr nicknames the schools from which they had come thelr ambltlons their accompllshmcnts and appllcable quotatlons Although thls class was small ln number they more than made up for It IH the versatlllty of their actlvltles They were fortunate in belng the first class to be graduated IH a new school and set many precedents whleh have smce become tradltlons Some good natured klddlng appeared m the column called Drift wood A sampllng of the yokes IS as follows Wmnle Did the audience show any feellng when you sang9 Hllmer Yes they began feeling for their hats Engberg You shouldnt be afraid of the dark Baker I cant help II It gets m my eyes and I cant see anythlng In Engllsh Class M155 Wlxson We wlll now hear an oral book report by Walter Eckman the Vanlshlng American Ruth You have a hole ln your stocklng Mary I'rn not wearing stockings, that's my vaccmatlon ,' Mr Whltney What IS your ambltlon, Larry? Larry lohnson I a1n't got any I just want to be vlce pres1dent Ma Steinbach Have ou ever had a lesson m corres ondence9 y K5 3, p Larry Tynan You bet' I never write to women now 29 g . . , , 'T' . . - 0 I , I . , ' - 4' ' . . . 1. . ' 3 ' 3 9 9 'Q- ,: X , , . . . 1? g . X I . : 4 YKGI 1 ' ,. ,, .... ,... , ..... ,...,. . .....,, .,.,. . ......... . . l I I , ,...,...........,.,. ,.....,,....,.........................,....,.,...... Boys' Marshals ,.,.,.,,...... s ,,.,,,, ,.,...,....,.........,... ...., C harles Egleston ' . . 3 5 . , . , 9 . , , . . L K . 5 1 . . . .. . . . ,, , . . , .. , ' ' ' Y CC ' Y, . . . . . . , 7 9 A 3 V al . . , fl . I . y - . . . .. . - Y ,, L . . N . 5: A . .i ,, . . . ,, - I cr 5- - n H f . -I . ., .. I ' I ss a x - as , I' V ggi, . fs a - - . 9 - as . . . 2, K K, . A . . I ., . 1 V . . I , . . . ,, 5 ' ' . . ll ' ' 7,