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r Diane Schnittgen Mike Schwartiel Mary Sekuia Debbie Semich Mark Semmler Mary Siler Addison Simpson Ken Sperling Near madness approaches the members of homeroom 31 1 as they frantically try to put the finishing touches on their Raider sloop for Booster Week. Terry Stahl Jill Stewart Rick Strong Paula Studer Terry Taphorn Jim Thomas John Timme Connie Tolson Ann Trauner Marilyn Trauner
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Ritter, Seniors Finish First Four Years To the first graduating class of Ritter, this year was a culmination of the three years that have gone before. Each senior remembers his freshman year, when two whole days were spent orienting 150 ignorant eighth-grade graduates, and half the classrooms were unused. A senior recalls the second year when a new class invaded the halls and the student government was conceived. Then there was the junior year, and the first prom, and the first time anyone was an upperclassman. For three years, no older group of students had abused, confused, or lorded over the seniors. Yet, to be a senior, to have the title senior affixed to ev- ery class undertaking — the feeling was all new. Traditions had been set by these students the first three years. But this year the senior students cre- ated the model by which all the future senior classes of Ritter will be judged. Raising money to purchase a flagpole as the senior gift was one of the major goals of the seniors ' officers Mike Legge, Martha Zupancic, Jim Nordmeyer, and Denny Doyle, who devised numer- ous activities for this purpose. JIM NORDMEYER President MARTHA A. ZUPANCIC Secretary DENNIS A. DOYLE Vice-President MICHAEL LEGGE Treasurer
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