Ruskin High School - Mirage Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

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Future Medics await a tour of Research Hospital. Jeannie Myers and Linda Renfrow pre- pare to make cupcakes for the R.M.C.C. bake sale. Medics Of Tomorrow Leorn By Doing Ruskin,s Medical Careers Club concentrated on the study of mental health this year, with field trips to Nevada state Mental Hospital and the Research Hospital psychiatric center. Phil Brinkman, from the Kansas City Council on Alcoholism came and discussed the causes and cures of Alcoholism with the R.M.C.C. Officers were installed during a candlelight Front Row: D. New, historian: T. White, vice-president: M. Langford, president, J. Meyers, secretary: S. Richmond, treasurer. Row Two: D. Whitney: P. Halstead, J. Ringo: R. VanMeterg K. Gollahong E. Cerlemeng C. Logan. Row Three: L. Roper: L. Lesterg N. ceremony, with Mrs. Wright, sponsor, presiding. During December, future medics made cook- ies and candy for their annual bake sale. Pro- ceeds were used to buy food and gifts for the family adopted during the Christmas season. The combined activities created a very busy and interesting year for all of Ruskin's future medics. Caster: L. Renfrowg P. Partneyg R. McClaing P. Knoyg Row Four: E. Anderson, C. Hilde- brandtg S. Johnson: C. Megeeg M. Klee: N. Millard. Row Five: Sponsor: D. Wright R. N.g B. Atkinson, M. Sinnettg J. Zolhowskig B. Log- an: J. Endlerg S. Fritzshall.

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R-Club Retains Ruskin Traditions Q Front Row: Mr. Partridge, Sponsor, A. Omer, B Dahl, L. Christopherson, C. Forbes, D. Davenport R. Mount, J. Verberli, A. Miller, C. Ingles, C. Weber. Row Two: Mr. Swift, Sponsor, B. Phillips, B. Miller, J. Hogan, R. Mills, F. Johnston, J. Jones, J. Sud darth, W. Carleton, R. Perry, S. Lindstrom, J. Be dali. Row Three: M. Flannery, J. McFarland, B Since their decision last year to allow letter- men from all sports to join their organization, the 'membership of the B-Club has increased rapidly. This year, B-Club members include 42 lettermen from various sports such as football, basketball, track, tennis, golf, and wrestling. Throughout the year, the B-Club sponsors several events including an annual lettermen's dinner and an informal dance following a bas- ketball game. For the first time this year, the Mr. Cochrane, R-Club sponsor, outlines future plans to interested members and officers. Taylor, J. Arbisi, B. Franklin, S. Svanda, B. Miller, J. Cairo, D. Caller, L. Thompson, J. Moore, J. Beeson, J. Oliver, Mr. Cochrane, Sponsor. Row Four: J. Fields, M. Chalmers, B. McMillian, B. Bender, J. Belval, D. Parks, B. Dayoub, M., Cooper, B. Snor- grass, B. Biseman, K. Schultz, D. Payne, J. Copple, R. Dawson. club plans to have a car wash at which they will initiate new pledges as well as raise money for their treasury. Also, the club will sponsor a concession stand at cross-country meets and basketball games. Through participation in these various service activities, the R-Club members display their outstanding school spirit and help to uphold many Ruskin traditions. Officers: B. Miller, vice-president, J. Oliver, secretary, R. Dayoub, treasurer, J. 4 . Bedali, president, A. Miller, sergeant-at-arms. 3 g X 4 g . 2 1 I , ' Q l N . i nl QU Q ' . 'N ' f N3 ' X X Q 6 G X f 3 X L -Q A 5 .2 f . W5-.I f X, . . - 0 K f , W, s' X , b- 5 V sf.s,fsw12 -f '

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Front'Row: L. Hill: B. Livingston: J. DePalma, secretary: L. Lamb, vice-president: C. Martin, president: C. Perrin, historian: K. Carpino: C. Driver. Row Two: S. Stoll: M. Janner: L. Archer: G. Scott: P. Binegar: M. Harmon: S. Griffith: L. Cooper. Row Three: C. Duple: M. Wright: S. Eyman: G. Mcliilhaney: D. Fanning: E. Cunning- ham: B. Lyon: S. Crosshart. Row Four: B. Mollenhour: J. Gamble: J. Weber: C. Webb: L. King: J. Evans: L. Boyles: V. Hannaford: M. McCoy. Row Five: E. Blosser, D. Knight: C. Russell: D. Grigsby: C. Freeman: G. McMahan: G. Eisenberger: B. Oliver. Honorees Recap Rewards Membership in the Ruskin Chapter of the National Honor Society is one of the highest honors that can be earned during the high school years. National Honor Society membership is a recognition of citizenship, scholarship, leader- ship, and high personal standards. Front Row: M. Florea: J. Moore: S. Haffa: C. Grove: D. Raby: S. Ohrazda: W. Taylor. Row Two B. Wright: R. Zirbel: C. Holmes: S. Kempinger: K. Smith: M. Wilson: B. Stocker. Row Three: R Miller: M. Miller: L. Yamashiro: K. King: J. Scrog- gins: J. Valenti: D. Hart. Row Four: J. Schultz, M Carrier: B. Cooper: S. Fritzshall: P. Lomenick: L Pierce: P. Blacketer: T. Doyle. Row Five: M. Hor an: D. Broyles: S. Pemberton: T. Luhrs: K. Parmet er: L. Smith: P. Jordan: M. Rogers. To become a member a student must earn a straight S average in all academic subjects. All students who are eligible and apply for mem- bership are screened by the entire faculty. Feb- ruary 17, the new members were inducted into this distinctive society. Front Row: E. Tompkins: C. Berglund: S. Ziarko: J. Haley: S. Herl: M. Drennon: D. Raupp: L. Hebert. Row Two: P. Jacoby: D. Ward: A. Fulmer: R. Fischer: J. Jensen: L. Matthews: S. Moffet: D. New. Row Three: C. Briggs: S. Henny: D. Boden: C. Parks: B. Krause: F. Core: P. Dosset: B. Gower. Row Four: K. Haynes, treasurer: S. Rose: J. Seek: B. Knitter: J. Endler: J. Bost: K. Eng- lish: C. Bennett: S. Seymour. Row Five: A. Olinger: L. Leonard: S. Johnson: M. Klee' M. Bybee: L. Willmon: M. Weber: C White: V. Russell. 9