Freshmen, Sophomores Find High School Offers New Freedoms, Responsibilities A guy or doll coming' to Reayis as an underelass- man is amazed at the difference between grammar school and high school. The Contrast has real meaning to the pupil as he meets new situations. new people. and new ways of doing things. Our school ollers to the freshman and sophom new freedoms and new responsibilities. Now more than iycr hilioic tht pupil is n hi cwnu yhich 1 n im . -t s -t - s o si' y 'sa flfV portant part of the process of growing up. A hoy or girl can now decide on how much time to spend in the prep- aration ol' a subject. He or she has choices to make. with the help ol' parents and advisers. in the selection ol' courses. Each course is designed to prepare the student . , ,. . . ., . , lor tl spf t ilu purpost. sum h as going' to eollege. entering P Ad' ,ui 'K 1' A6 'ar' the husiness world. or mastering a skilled trade. There are also choices to make in alter-school activi- ties. All students are urged to take part in some ol' Reavis' many activities. The underclassman will lind that a great deal of his time will he spent on the hasic things that eyeryone should learn in order to get along well in today's world. These things are included in required suhjects which every student must take. In addition to these fundamentals, Reayis olliers the young pupil a wide variety of suhjects from which to choose. In his later high school years he will haye more lreedom in selecting the subjects he will take depending on his interests. abilities. and course ol' study. Freshman Class Officers, Sponsors Sliffilltff Nlr. R. Hessenberger. Nlrs, E. jansky. sponsors. Standing: lil. Pulyer. president: N. -lasien. seere- tary: Nir. CI. Vernerder. sponsor: B. l,e Monier. yice-president. Sophomore Class Officers, Sponsors Left to Righl: Mrs. M, Brecken- lelder. Nlr. l.. Fender. Kliss l.. liruno. sponsors: KI. lieneski. seere- tary-treasurerI li. Hardie. yice-presi- dent. ID. Mellonnugli. president. , H Page 12
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Home Room 212 X Freshmen Miss E. Olte Front Razz: Frank Przytulf-, Rob:-it Pugh, Dr-nnis Rc-rs, Frm-d Paraiso, Richard Pulw-r, David l'e'te'rs, .Xuan-lu Rojaa. St'l'UH1f Row: Donald Rot, Kvnnvth Pollark, Carolyn Rob- wrson, Mai'gz1rm-t Rlumd'-y, joariiu- Pahnlu-, Rose- Pavlow, john Pete,-rsun. Third Row: Mary' Pratt, janvt Paulauskis, l raru'e-s Pvt- kus. Darlvnr' Opdahl, Diana- Richardson, Sandra Richardson, Hope- Ros:-iilwrg. Bark Ron: Haw:-i'ly Rmiiu-, Cram' Oiflmnor Carol Pr-lnamli, Dui--r-n Przik, 'liliviwwgi Rf-yno. Nziriry Owr-ru, Sharon Pr-pin. l'3z'xi-ily Uiliiiwri, Carol Pray ni' Piw- 1 1 1 , Hmm- Rumi: 2015 lrfwhinrn Nlr. ll, X vrnvrdi-r l'i7'f'l' lffm. l'LllU.lIll l'i'v'Ii.:I., Ruwrll lning- ni-1. Daxid landyay, llumriiay I..lIIlIJl1f'Ir', Ke-nnvtli Kill--n, Rayinwml Kill-y, K IlIlf'llI , ,A , m l n' ,n' A 11 1' , . 1- l.1in1pv. .S'v1'w1zrf Ruiz 5 Sli'-ldon Klnw, Wal- liiin I i Nlfnt Rub it I 'yi ni 1 juinn l.ii'l1nw1. Patiifia Koln-N, Larry Kwiatkmwlli, llliailv- Lvlirrian. lidyyxird Lauvi. 'I him' Rm I Claiul Kivlivi. Niaiy NliNariiai'a,l1ai.i- lv- limwyiiigr-1, li:-yvily K17llXlNRl, Dian' Klatl. janv Kle-mp. Patriria Krnll, Lf-nmfr La Clioys. liar I. Rim : Nanry Lay, Vivian laviirlnx, ylania 1- Kraatl, Paliiria Kr'.itinE. Bvtix l.i'dlJe'v,ti-I. juan Rl:-lilf-N. Judy luiilwy. Sllldllllv' Kruw, Illoiia l.:-nfi. Home- Room 203 l'ri-shim-n Nlr, Rcaugh Finn! Ruiz! .Xrtliui Nii-lwn, vlalilva Niurga- ril-w, Ronald Kivlilinu. llnngild Niytys, fir-rgild Mille-1, Ronald Nalnalax. ,Yrrmzrl Roar: Kvn- Ilt'Kll Nalxilv, flviald Nownlx, Karl Mya-ry, Ronald Xiuss, D1-nnis Nosal, Stvphvn Nvlsun, jarmw Mar4'nrdi-5, Stanlvy fyiilli-r. Thin! Rm: : Edward Niavui, lN'arra-ri Mcllvox. Paul Mc'Crury, Judy M1-yr-r, ju .Xnna Nasa-lr, Pvtvr Niyslu, Gm-nrgx' Nfurplly, Paul lNly'sla, Fnurth leflflf' Marilyn Markall, lloloriw Nlurplix, Sharon Nlajnr, Barbara Nmak. l,aY1-iiu- Mille-1, .Xudri-y Majrvvski, Pzitririzi Malom-v, Mary Martin, jose-ph Mam'kin1u1 Iizzrl. Riff: Virginia Nlm'Cfurdy', Quvridw Martin, l r'arir'i-N Mowhii-r, Elizaln-lli Maur:-r, Patricia Nldllllf Kalhlm-n Mvseiriia, Myrtli- Mr-dvk, l'atriri.u xll'DlPIlI7ll2ll, .Kun Mrol. 'Exif
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