Riverview High School - Tiger Tales Yearbook (Holmesville, NE)

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gzftln ml Szxllz On September 6 1948 twenty-eight ambxtxous boys and gxrls pxcked what they thought would be their favorzte seats 1n the crowded fifth and sixth room Mrs. Rulla was in charge of the room this year Just what all the chxldren were thinking doesn t matter much but some of the things they did dunng the nine months are things they will remember for a long time None of the group w1l1 ever forget our bzg ass1gnments and how necessary xt seemed to Mrs Rulla that all of them carne in punctually and well done They ll also remember how hard it was to get an A or a B as a slx weeks grade There were several cztxzenshzp health scholarshlp and social lwing contests to motlvate mterest Thxs year however, hasn t been all work Interest mn takmg part an sports and backmg the school m a good sportsman lxke way has been stressed Baseball, softball basketball volleyball and occaszonally other games were played Some of our boys entered thexr fzrst mterschool competitxon thls year The hfth and sixth graders were xnterested m musxc, too Some of them took mam muslcal parts UI the Christrnas Operetta and the room also presented a short musical pan tomune for the February P T A meeting The Future Riverview C1t1zensh1p Club has been a valuable activity Many decxslons have been made which have helped to settle problems m the room Every month has had nts unportant event ln September the students vlslted the f1re station ln Beatrlce, in October there was a Halloween party ln November four Red Cross boxes were packed, xn December a Christmas glft exchange took place 1n January the fifth and sixth graders helped conduct the March of Dunes Campaxgn, ln February our Valentlne party and P T A program took up some extra t1me, 1n March a kxte flyxng contest IS to be held, in Aprzl our Easter party w11l take place and we w1ll wlnd up the year w1th a tea for the mothers 1n May This year has been a year full of act1v1ty There have been plenty of funny mcxdents to remember For mstance Kenton would get provoked because hms curls msxsted on bemg curly Clarence became Dr I. Q , Lawerence Eckel became our glarnour boy Rxchard Cullen was a permanent flxture from 8 45 to 4 00 Duck Wolf was the all star of the room Tommy became Clair, Merle was the outstandmg cxtrzen Jeamne was our songbxrd Rosetta was seen but seldom heard, Elame becarne girl sport, and Dorothy was the mam mascuhne xnterest Lyle Wyhe jomed us m October and Jerry Wxese left for Wyommg in February euentfn and gzglztlz Twenty pupils were enrolled m the seventh and eighth grade room thxs year Twelve were xn the exghth grade and exght ln the seventh grade Durmg the school term Shirley Trunmer Cec1l1a and Eileen Wxese moved from the dlstrxct At the beginnmg of the year a cxtizenshxp club was organxzed Its purpose was to pro mote friendly relatxonshxps and happier socxal lzvmg fn the room In addxtxon to regular school work several actwxtxes have been carrxed out These In cluded Halloween Christmas and Valentme partxes ln November our room presented a one act play Waztmg For the Doctor to the P T A meeting At Chnstznas each pupxl was represented xn an operetta Hexgh Ho Holly The seventh and eighth grade room has been very active 111 athletxcs during the past year The girls have a softball tearn and a volleyball team Although they haven t competed agamst other schools they have enjoyed playing against the hugh school The boys have been actwe tn basketball and baseball Gerald Phxlxppx Jaclue Evans and Rex Ekwall all played on the second team and on the Jumor l-hgh team xn basketball Actzvxtxes planned for thxs spring are the Juxuor I-hgh Tournaxnent at Blue Sprmgs a Spring Concert a Mothers tea and a sight seexng trap On the whole the room has enjoyed a very fxne spxrxt of co operation and has had prohtable school year 18 C C .. . . 9 9 . . . . . . . - . , ' 9 . . . . . . . . - 9 . . ' A499 u n - -- - ' I . . . . , . . , . . . . , . . . ' ' 9 I . I U a . . .. . . . . . . . . . . , - . . . .. - . . .. . .. .. . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . 9 g. . . ,. . 9 . . . . . . . . . . .. . ,. - . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . ' 9 . 9 ' O 9 . . . . ' 'J 9 . . .. . . 9 9 . . . . . . all I l u of O . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . , . . . . . . . . . .. . . .. ... . . I ' ' . . . 9 ' ' H .. gg . . . g . .. - - u '- - n , . . . . . . . 9 . . . . . . , . , , .. . . - 1 . . . ... . . . . - ,. . , . . . 9 9 ' ' . . .. - ' - B

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'ff even th and Sigh ff: graded A 1,:- f ry L 1 . s g . 3 'xfiiliffl' A e FRONT ROW J Allen F Teghneier R Lumen, K Guenther R Brockmnn D Llneweber R Wylie M Allen, R Ekvell BACK ROW Teacher Mr: Peterlen,M Switzer P Forsyth V Melnte J Llzuenmeyer V Whih I :Vlhl G Phillppi ga th an zxtlz gracfw SECOND ROW T HIRD ROW Shuxer J Wlese J Forsyth C Elln J Emerson White P Cody K Wrlghumen, M Schulte! D Petersen, K Holihtm Frantz 1. Slefkeu R ldeun R Switzer Teacher Mrs Rulla Cullen, L Wylie R Llneweber D Wnghtnman R Wolf L Eckel B Winkle Siem: Not in picture J Sxems 17 , 4 I R I Q! 0 W FRONT ROW: S. Dillrneyer, L. Guenther, D. Frantz, M. Wlegand, M. Philippl, C. Phillppi, L. . . , . , . ' , . . : II. . . , . . , . . , M. , , . , . . - . . : R. . , . , . ' , . , . . . , E. . : . ' .

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lzircf and lourllz Qraclw FRONT ROW E Peters S Hutchinson A Guenther J' Bernard M Fork: I Purdy BACK ROW Touzhar Mn Hnfihlne J Wtegand R Forsyth M Cullon,D White. R ld and K. Shanlr Not in picture E Whitehead and J lltll egmnera, gent an econcf rude: G Meintu D Nox-ton,M Brown SECOND ROW M. Wrlghtomm. J Mcklnzio B White, K. Martin, A. Llnnweber R Bernard L Front: B Illia L ldou THIRD ROW S Rlchudl, W Llltvobor, T Phlllppl H ldeul M Glorhaxt, M Allen Teacher Mhz Wilcox Notlnpictux-e K. Rathe E ldaul 19 FRONT ROW: D. Cullen, B. Gierhart, J. Wolf, L. Frerichs, R. Phunppx, L. Lineveber, B. Eckol,