Ravenna High School - Spotlight Yearbook (Ravenna, MI)

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k.,?.,t ? Qi ROMAN BANOUET An annual Roman Banquet was put on by the Latin I class of 1954. High school teachers and their wives were invited to attend. Everyone came in Roman costume and prizes were given for the best costume. For entertainment there was wrestling matches, acrobatics, a Roman wedding and a Roman funeral. The three course dinner was served in courses by senior Slaves , and followed traditional Roman food selection. HOT LUNCH About 155 students Sal at our hot lunch program everyday. The lunch is prepared by Mrs. lane and Mrs. Place and makes a fine dinner for every student. yr i.,,f , i.. HOME ECONOMICS Um---such aroma. . . . . Let's follow our noses and see where they lead us. Yes, you guessed it, the homemaking department., We walked in and there we found those tempting delicacies, but of course there was a guard, Mrs. Cooper. We were inspired to watch the girls as they cooked, sewed and cleaned with gaiety. Now it is plain to see why the homemaking girls stand first chance when it comes to I do l

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QROW 1, L. RJ: E, Portenga, G, Portenga, C. Pennell, A. Meyers, T. Broton, J. Christopher, K. Conran, R. Spink, Mr. Mc- Leod. QROW 231 L. Larabee, B. Smith, E. Morey, W. Mathews, R. Pennell, R. Johnson, S. Snook, R. Walker, R. Draper, A. Kass, M. Morey, R. Pratt, C. Cole. fROW 3111. Lutz, H. Woodring, D. Smith, L. Rosco, L. Wilterdink, S. Sokolowski, G. Manning, W. Anderson, R. Hunt, M. Stockinger, V. Jones, W, Thompson, R. Daggett. fTOP ROW, L. -RJ: J. Tyers, M. Robin- son, R. Stickney, R. Grover, R. Schuenomen, B. Wambaug, R. French, E. Kleinik, L. Musk, C. Pierce, Francis Krepps, J. Barnes, R. Moreen, B. Pinney, R. Sugarbaker. The Ravenna FFA Charter is now functioning it's third year under the direction of Mr. Earl McLeod, This year we have 50 members partici- pating in our local chapter. We also have our pig chain functioning now, with 7 int-mbt-rs having pigs, while others Ilgivc their own projects, Y i The primary aim of , A the HA is rho development The use of hand and power tools in shop classes give the boys an outlet from the regular nf Aglimlmrc' lmdurshipl grind of academic subjects. Shop instructor is Mr. Donald Hazen. miopcmlmn and vmzcnsmpl 35

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SAFETY fr PATROL The Safety Patrol during the past year has worked very faithfully to prevent any accidents to school children. Ig ,,,, We it F Qs s'H 2 . Schultz. Mrssruo, Robert Alberts, Capt. in-Y W , ,Ds me .o w ,. in x'f:.? v fL. TO RJ: Jean Bailard, Karolyn Place, Vida Rusco, Joyce Hittle, Marie Thompson, Carol Huston, Ruth Ann Peters, Judith McLeod, Lt. Claudette Wills, Nancy Sullivan, Capt., Sandra Shavalier, Myra Ellis, Marilyn Rice, Betty Heath, Doris Armitage, Bonnie Eastling. BUSSES Ravenna is now runnin a g 57 fleet of seven busses. The drivers are, Tom Bossett, Bob Alberts, Howard Moore, La- verne Place, and teachers- Mr, Barrett, Mr. Hazen, Mr, McLeod, and Mt. Schroeter. a-'YL ' . -.r- -K QQ' t . 4 . 'ftp .,,,,..,,,, fl.. TO R.Jg Howard Woolf, Gary Darcy, James Bromley, James Green, Robert Fuller, Joseph Stark, Robert Thurston, Melvin Woolf, Lt. Roland Van Hassel, David Maycroft, Kenneth SERVICE SQUAD The Service Squad has maintained hotter playground activities throughout this year, 'g l I J .... i J sg '-5'-I' .E , ,...-v,,,,..-