Riverside High School - Torch Yearbook (Riverside, NJ)

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E TOR Pt ffze Facut MARION BATCHELDER REIN Superv1s1ng Prlnclpal J ALLEN MINNICH MERLE BALL Alt G LESLIE CARSON Sciences MATHII DE COMERFORD Commerclal Subjects THOMAS COURSEN Mathemancs L V DAVENPORT Englxsh French ROSE F DENNELER Enghsh Hlstory BARBARA EASTON Enghsh German MARTHA FLYNN Physlcal Educatxon FLORENCE GLEESON Engllsh HELEN LIPKIN Englwh Latm Prmclpal LILLIAN B MOORE Llbrarlan V .I MUELLER PhVS1CHIEdUCZ1Il0I'1 MARTIN A POCIUS SCICIICCS ELIZABETH ROTZ Home Economlcs JOSEPH SARA Commerclal SubJects WILLIAM J STEEN Commerclal Subjects FRANK TITMAN Manual Tralnxng LEE TREIBELS HISIOIV ETHEL WILLIAMS Commcrcldl Subjccta NARCIE L LORD MUSIC ALICE BALDWIN Secretary MARY MONAHAN School Nurse MURIEL RADCLIFFE Secretary Twelve

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L f 6 CIM O 1958 rrtelnzqs am onqmlu uirons Most of your school years have been spent durlng a per1od of severe econornlc readjustments New 1dQ3S have sprung up l1ke mushrooms and subs1ded Just as quxckly New names and new faces have appeared on pol1t1cal horlzons 1n our country Old mdustrxal and financxal structures have crashed and have been replaced by new groups and new structures and methods Let us not say that c1v1l1zat1on has falled but rather let us say that some of our procedures or gaI11Z8t10I1S and 1nst1tut1ons have been found unstable and were 1n the need of rebulldmg Our own 11ves are s1m1lar to th1S Those factors of character and success wh1ch have a firm foundatlon w1l1 not trouble Our dlfflcultles wxll come from those hablts and procedures Wh1Ch do not have the better character tralts a a foundation BEST WISHES' I lift ll Ill 1 vm of 1919 Our 1938 Commencement w1ll soon be R H S hxstory However graduatlon does not mean one has flnlshed Instead commencement mcans we are ready to begln to start out of llfes Journey quall hed to mtelllgcntlv consldel the varlous phases of llfe Educatxon IS a process of growth wh1ch contlnues as long as one l1ves Some of you vull contmue your educa tnon 1n college or advanced schools of learnlng others w1ll contlnue their edu c'1t1on WOI'k1llg ln some l1ne of needed labor The lmportant thlng IS to con tlnue to grow regardless of whele you are Ill the School of Llfe mmn ltfnf Xun ll till I Q IIIILIIDLI March 9 1938 Qsfrul Q .1 Ill' f Hu- 'Jw-I'-' W p s'nx P ! T311 Cf sa.a f , C, JC , lip f., 'llltfllllj

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O-F 1-9-3'8 tu ent zlzzzens lp f eague The Student Crtrzenshrp League whrch has been rn exrstence srnce 1934 was orgamzed Wrth the destre to ard the students tn becommg better crtlzens physrcally mentally and soctally and to promote the general Welfare of the school and the student body Durmg the course of the fear the League has been successful rn promot mg a feelmg of courtesy among fellow students throughout the school The League has sponsored an honor study hall sytem also The remarkable re sults of 1ts pronects have shown that the effort and co operatron put forth by thls body have not been tn vaxn ror the f1fth consecutrve year the League has partlctpated rn the State Student Government COHV9Hl1OH held thts year at Montclatr State Teachers College The oftrcers chosen for lU37 38 are Secretary of the Senate Constance Maclienzte Speaker of the House Charlotte Elana Secretary of the House Marcella B rtrand Advlsor Mr Carson Thxrteen l I I I I if , , V Y I .- , . ' ., - : President of the Senate ...... .................. I ames Orte