Riverside High School - Torch Yearbook (Riverside, NJ)

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FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION COURAGE . . . The pulse oT RHS. . . Facing a classroom oT sTudenTs Tor The TirsT Time as a new Teacher . . . Taking over a iob as a Top adminisTraTor . . . De-Tending The righTs oT sTudenTs, wheTher iT be againsT oTher sTudenTs, TacuITy, or adminisTraTion Adhering To disciplinary sTandards in all cases. DEDICATION . . . The pulse oT RHS . . . Spending hours oT Time ouT oT school preparing class lessons . . . OTTering Time and experience as an adviser oT an exTracurricular acTiviTy . . . STriving always To presenT The sTudenTs wiTh The besf possible aTmosphere Tor learning . . . Serving as a deparTmenT chairman and working To enrich The program. HONOR . . . The pulse oT RHS . . . Being eIecTed as a member oT The Riverside Board oT EducaTion . . . Advancing Trom a posiTion as a Teacher To ThaT oT an adminisTraTor . . . Being asked To serve as a spiriT week judge . . . Receiving a Token oT appreciaTion as senior class adviser on class nighT. PRIDE . . . The pulse oT RHS . . . Being asked To serve as an adviser oT an organiza- Tion . . . AcTing as a RAM Team coach and seeing The squad do well . . . Looking back aT The close oT The year on progress a class has made since SepTember . . . Receiving, as an adminisTraTor, plaques, Trophies, and oTher awards honoring RHS.

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Riverside Board Sends Members To NJ Seminor Endeavoring To improve The school sysTem, The Riverside Board of EducaTion aTTended The New Jersey STaTe School Board Workshop in ATlanTic CiTy. Topics discussed included STudenT RighTs and Re' sponsibiliTies, SighTs and Sounds of The GheTTo, MalnuTriTion and Learning, and The physically handicapped sTudenT. During The year, The Board increased The adminisTraTion by promofing Mr. John Ferner To assisTanT superinTendenT, and Mr. Clifford Kollmeier To principal, open- ing The assisTanT principal posifion. Mr. Jesse Welsh, Mr. Charles OlgiaTi, and Mr. Louis Fisher all received renewed Three-year office Terms during The year. The Board's officers consisTed of Mr. Louis Kanieclci, presidenT7 Mr. Paul Kanigowski, vice-president and Mr. Chrisfopher Ped- iTTo, soliciTor. OTher Board members in- cluded: Mr. William Hoffman, Mr. Walfer Kanigowslci, Mr. Harry Lewis, Mr. Charles Viggiano, Mrs. Vera Alfred, Board clerlc, and Mrs. Doris KosTrub, Board secreTary. sip ,,.: A,.,..,: , , K --M b,---.f'f. , Recording Secrefary, Mrs. Doris Kosfrub, reads baclc a commenf made by Mr. John Bodnarik, RHS superinfendenf, during a February meefing of The Board of Educafion in The high school cafeferia. f T . gi T Board of Educafion Back Row: Mr. Harry Lewis, Mr. William Hoffman, Mr. Mr, Charles Olgiafi, Fronf Row: Mrs. Doris Kosfrub, Mr. Paul Kanigowski, Mr. Louis Fisher, Mr. Jesse Welsh, Mr. Walfer Kanigowslci, Mr. Charles Viggiano, Louis Kanieclri, Mr. John Bodnarik. 32 FaculTy and AdminisTraTion