Riverside High School - Torch Yearbook (Riverside, NJ)

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Santa Claus, Arihur Sfaies, makes an unexpeded visif 'ro Mrs. FauIkner's fourfh period English class and surprises Senior Scoll Sweigerl. Daryl Emery and Lisa Donaliello add finishing fouches +o The Chrisfmas card before if is sen? To fhe Burling+on Counfy Times' Give A Chrislmas. Seniors Maureen Borger, Kafhy Borsuk, Marie Polino, and Joyce Mifchell hang +insel on fhe Srudenf Council Chrisfmas free while decorafing if.

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During The l97I Homecoming halTTime, The Juniors' TloaT, Holland, Travels around The TooTball Tield To The Tune of Tip-Toe Through The Tulips. Juniors' FlociT CcipTures Homecoming Prize As The Rams broke Through The ban- nered sign. Homecoming I97l began. Al- Though The BurlingTon Blue Devils led aT The halT, Riverside came baclc wiTh a I2-6 vicTory. HalTTime TesTiviTies began wiTh The presenTaTion oT class TloaTs porTraying The Foreign CounTries Theme. Freshmen repre- senTed ireland, Sophomores, Japan: Jun- iors, Holland: and Seniors. lTaly. Five semi-TinalisTs were announced Trom The 25 represenTaTives parading around The Tield. EscorTed by cheerlead- ers, The I96I alumni were presenTed To The crowds. AT The Homecoming dance, The exciT- ing climax oT weeks of hard work was reached when The iuniors were announced as winners in The TloaT compeTiTion. Terri Ford reigned as I97I Homecoming Queen. Kickoff Team specialTy man. Kevin O'Shea l6Ol aTTempTs To Tackle BurlingTon's receiver, To insure The Rams of a Homecoming vicTory of I2-6. STudenT Life I5

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Junior Ricl1ard.STiclrel enjoys an evening of Tun, dancing To The music of Flack aT Jane CuTiTfa helps Bruce ArmsTrong serve reTreshmenTs To ThirsTy sTu- The annual Cl f'5lm55 dance ln ilie CJYVW- denTs in The ornamenTed girls' healTh room. SanTa's Appearance HighlighTs ChrisTmas Dance , T The ChrisTmas dence, chaperone Mr. William Kelbaugh and STudenT GovernmenT Adviser Mr. ames Osman relaTe Their ChrisTmas wishes To SanTa Claus lDan HarTl. CulminaTing an evenTTul ChrisTmas- Tide season aT RHS, The sTudenTs once again, To The ioy oT needy Tamilies and The surprise of neighboring communiTies. gave a record-breaking amounT To ProjecT SanTa , To raise Tunds Tor The BurlingTon CounTy Times' Give a ChrisTmas pro- gram. Sponsored by The Key and KeyeTTes Clubs, a new acTiviTy was added To The TradiTional lisT. Traveling To an orphanage in Hopewell and a resT home in Delanco, The groups provided giTTs, decoraTions, TreaTs, SanTa Claus Tor The children, and companionship Tor The elderly. OTher yuleTide evenTs included The STudenT GovernmenT Tree, The STudenT GovernmenT dance, and carolers in The halls. STudenT LiTe I7