R- Respect the rights of others
I- Increase sportsmanship
L- Lead in scholarship
E- Extend friendship
Y- Yearn to serve
H.- Hold high ideals
S.- Support our activities

Pictured above is the Puzzle Club. In this club students worked on Puzzles that range from simple to complex.

Pictured above is the Typing Club. In this club students were allowed to use the typewriters for any purpose he or she may desire, however no social events or parties were held.

Pictured above is the Airplane Club of 1937. In the Airplane Club these young boys were given the opportunity to build model airplanes. They began with the most simple models, and worked their way up to those which would require considerable time and skill.

Pictured above is the Knitting Club. This club taught beginners the fundamental stiches, and helped them work out patterns. Most of their time was spent working on sweaters, scarfs, ect...

Which Door?
Mary Ellen Merlo (Class of 1937)

At last to dear old Riley
We bid a sad adieu,
And sorrowfully we must part
For High School days are through

Two portals now are open,
Within our future lives,
One, the path to failure,
The other- Success our prize

We stand upon the threshold
In silence and in awe,
With pleading hearts we ask Him
To answer our faint call.

If struggle is our destiny
Then bravely we must fight on,
Until we reach the highest step
Success is written on.

To those who follow after
We wish them great success
And may they reach the climax
Of the road to Happiness

And to our faithful teachers
Who have tirelessly worked on,
We wish them strength and courage
Til their great tasks are done.

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