Riverside High School - Skipper Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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MRS. EDNA ATKINS MRS. AILEEN BRODERICK MRS. LILLIAN SUSSMAN Administrative Staff After many years of efficient service, Miss Anne Lockwood, senior stenographer, re- tired last year. All who profited from her kindness wish her happiness in her new found leisure and hope that Riverside will remain in her memory. New faces have joined familiar ones in the front office. At the switchboard is Mrs. Aileen Broderick. Mrs. Edna Atkins, along with other tasks, checks weekly and monthly attendance reports. The staff is complete with Mrs. Lillian Sussman who compiles college and business recommendations for enterprising seniors. The smooth functioning of a school de- pends on the joint efforts of those behind the scenes. Mr. Frank Savage, engineer, and Mr. Norman Heubsch, custodian, care for the physical plant. Providing the nourish- ment which contributes to student well- being is Miss Dorothy Sineni, dietician. Mr. Milton Kuhn, the attendance supervisor as- sures the continuance of the record which cites Riverside as third best in attendance in the city. ' i MR. FRANK SAVAGE MISS ANNE LOCKWOOD MISS DOROTHY SINENI MR. NORMAN HEUBSCH MR. MILTON KUHN L' 1

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Message From Valedictorian ROSE MARIE VARELA For us, the Class of 1960, tonight marks the conclusion of our four years at Riverside High School and the commencement of a new way of life. It is a time both of sorrow and ivy- We are sad because, for many of us, this means parting from friends, since tonight we all go our different and separate ways - some to college, some to our jobs, and others to the various branches of the armed forces. We are aware that many of the good times we have enjoyed together will now only be memories and that we are leaving behind what may be the most carefree years of our lives. From here we must step into a new adult world with its complex problems and serious responsibilities. The time has come for us to stand on our own feet and live up to the obligations we owe to our parents and teachers who have guided us through these past four years. On the other hand, we are happy that we have reached our goal - graduation. Another chapter in our lives has been completed and before us lie unlimited opportunities and challenges of expanding horizons as never before experienced by American generations. We have a better chance of securing further education, gaining success, and enjoying an interesting life with meaning. It is our duty to take advantage of these privileges and to do our utmost to become worthy of the name, Riverside'High School graduates. We leave our alma mater with some regrets, but with the confidence and courage that though the path ahead may be difficult we have been well prepared at Riverside to travel on it.