Rocky River High School - Riverlet Yearbook (Rocky River, OH)

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WE DEDICI-ITE l L3 O name 6 mafmrf-gm 0 sv X f Mr Evgen Know Ensign Evgen of the Unoted States Navyl has long been o fav orute teacher at River He conducted hus Unlted States history classes on the prnn clple that nothgng IS worth whale If It s not tempered wtuh fun and his gokes and bull pen have become as famous as hus sugnn fncances un school He receuved hls commnssgon and left Ruver at Thanksguvlng to goun the Navy He went to Boston where he had on mten l ENSIGN HENRY EVJEN slve tranngng course lt was hard work but he knows that we re proud of hum for the whole Sennor class partlcupoted nn wrntung hum a long letter In the form of a scroll Yet Mr Evgens prnme desire gs stgll to mstlll nn hugh school students a love for thegr country through a knowledge of nts begunnung and growth and after the war he hopes to return to Rlver ln the meantnme smooth saulnng En sggn Evgenl E I ' f 0, X ' lo V . f dr YJ I N U0 Gil 0 u Q V O D' I.. . .W l- totellhimso.

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EDITORIAL AND BUSINESS STAFF Thnrd row Don Brown, Don Bergmann, Bob Baker, Bob Payne, Pete Mlller, second row: Mary Lou Wathcn, Don Dentcstelrl George Brau Helen Currrc Sue Takken Ftrst row Vrr Gustovson Ned Brlsall CIRCULATION STAFF Fourth row Nvtnnte Sutcliffe Bob Loesch Norman Wag nor Ed Cook Ted Walker Bette Daly Thlrrl row Marge Brlttaln El Keel Joanne McCorm:ck Harry Metz Lucy Herrctt Gnnny Beers Joan Syycrtsow Second row Bob Smith Beth Rollnnqs Sue Mapother Jrm Faulks atty Duff Don Ewma Ftrst row Annamac Hahn Brll McCorm:ck PRODUCTION' PRODUCTION' PRODUCTION' Edltor Asslstant Edltor Busrness Manager Asslstant Manaqers Ctrculatlon Managers Patron Managers Llterary Edttor Asststants Sports Edrtor Art Identtflcatron Photography Adytser STAFF The RIVERLET thus year has met the usual hard Ned Bnrdsall Vrc Gustayson 1 JGCK Skornp tlohn Stock lAnnarnae Hahn lBrll McC0rmlck lMary Lou Wathen I Don Brown Sue Takken tGeorge Brauer ll-telen Currue Bob Woods Mary Lou Wathen Paullne Foulds Bob Baker Don Bergmann ' Alan Chaney Don Dnetesfeld Mvss Frances Muller shnps and been handncapped by a few more Copper and ztnc are vutal war metals they are also used In our engravungs Photographuc supplnes were llmlted and cover matenals duffucult to obtatn Advertusers were reluctant to contrlbute The splendnd staff has worked the year round to produce the book you now have started The work was presented and completed wnthtn sux days of schedule lt has been fun at tumes and then some what tedlous at others Now that the book as com plete and the job done there comes a proud feeling of accompllshment Because of the nnstabrlnty ofthe present maternal sutuatson thas RIVERLET wlll In all probabllnty be the last for the duration Q cr, l , I ,I I , I , C , I P , ' I O I Bob Paync - ' A l - I

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LIEUTENANT KENNETH HENDERSON The math students of last year wall never forget theur Invely math sessuons wuth Mr Henderson land nenther wull he for that matter? But now as a lieutenant un e Unuted States Army Aur Corps he has an other lob to do He IS stationed at Max well Field Georgia where he instructs young flners nn the mathematncs that are so essential a part of theur traunung We were all glad when late In the fall Lneutenant Henderson was able to re OUR BOOK turn to Ruver for a few days and to tell us about hus dutles and experiences at Max well Fleld We were pleased to learn later that hns name had been cnted as deservmg of praise by hus superlor offucers To hum too we wrote a scroll letter of congratula tlon We take great pleasure In deducatlng thus book to Ensngn Evgen and Lleutenant Henderson They are settung a fine example for Rnver y an-1 l an f