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Joan Howe and Lois Donham tied for first place in the Ameri- can Association of University Women's Poetry contest. Anne Mandeville received third place, Mary Schoonrnaker received the first place gold medal in the state English contest and Lois received a third place bronze medal, Thespians, who were honored for their work in drarnatics, were, left to right: Carol Grimm, Billie .lo Myers, Charlie Myers, Jim Schaffer, David BeMiller, David Riggs, Jim Paul, Leo Wentzel and Dennis Brown. In the state regional mathematics contest, Lee Riggs re- ceived first place in the geometry tstg Barbara Niethammer won first place in the comprehensive test, and Danny Bumb won scond place in the algebra contest. Page 37
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l Skip Knight received the Kiwanis basketball award for the year trorn Mr, Don Raeber, president of the downtown Kiwanis. Coach Clarence Riggs received the SIAC championship trophy tor the basketball team this year. Jim Byers was presented with the Kiwanis football award forthe season by Mr. Russell Barnett, president of the Kiwanis Club, Coach Herman Byers stands beside the city championship trophy which his l953 city, SIAC and state championship team retained for Reitz High School. Page 38
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QT' Page Recognized for their outstanding work in art, members of the Art Honor Society are, from left' to right, first row: Rosalie Young, Ruth Grunow and Charlotte Aurs. Second row: Judith Deer, Frankie Costello, Erika Gresse and Irma Gresse. Third row: Marlene Weber, Myrna Fox, Peggy Simpson, Darlene Dick and Joyce Hittner. Fourth row: Charles Freels, Russell Dawson and Ed Lipking. Quill and Scroll members received recognition for superior work in journalism. They are, from left to right, first row: Sue Kikpatrick, Diane Kirkpatrick, Barbara Simpson and Betty Nordhausen. Second row: Ruth Kluge, Ruth Helfrich, Mary Klipsch and Eleanor Tyler. Third row: Linda Love, Ann McDowell, Nancy Heinlin and Delores Bergdolt. Fourth row: Billie Jo Myers, Anne Mandeville, Mary Schoonmaker and Jackie Nicholson. Fifth row: Nancy Sander, Marlene Klueg, Sue Hastings and lda Mary McCutchan. Sixth row: Jim Paul, Ottie Droste and Noel McDonald.
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