Ritenour High School - Melaureus Yearbook (Overland, MO)

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JUNIOR CLASS MCCRACKIN, WILLIAM MILLER, CHARLES MINTON, MARGARET MOLZ, EDWARD PERCIVAL, ADA MAY PETERSON, J. W. PETTY, RALPH REMMERT, WILLIAM ' D RICKERD, HARRY 7 V' ., 1,-ff, . ROBERTS, HORACE H 'JVM' ROBERTSON, JOSILEE ROGERS, FRANCES ROSE, ALFRED ROYSTER, MARSHALL SHAWCROSS, PAUL SHIFFLETT, DONALD STEWART, VERNE SUTTER, OSCAR SWINGLER, I-IAZEL TAYLOR, CHARLES TIIORLEY, PAULINE THURMOND, LAYMON UMSTATTD, ALLEN VOHSEN, ELIZABETH VOLZ. EDWARD WALZ. RAYMOND WHITE. MARIE XVISE. CATHERYN WOLF, OPAL Rnckerd Sutter Umfzaud Shzmcr-Iss Lnsserre Pcxursun Thurnwnd Wal: Rm-:zur Mol: Vnlz Remmcn Shxfflatr Mcllmclun Mnllnr Tnvlur Rnw Pun' Sl-wut While Wnee Wulf Mmmn P-'xcn-al Vuhxvn Swuxghr Thnrley 29

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SOPHOMORE CLASS l BAUMGARD1- SPiuNc:i:ii Ricicniw OFFICERS FORREST SPIUNGER , ..,. President BERNICE BAUMG.-xllur . . Vice-President VIRGINIA RICKERD , . Secretfwyffreasurer HISTORY On September 4, 1928, one hundred and twentyfnine Freshmen assembled at Ritenour Iiigh School. Mr. Purishon and Miss Tetley were sponsors of this peppy bunch of Freshies. The class elected August Smith, Presidentg Virginia Meyer, Vice' President, Juanita Bell, SecretaryfTreasurer, and Ruth Engel, Pepper Box Reporter. After August Smith had discontinued High School, Virginia Meyer, the VicefPresif dent, was elected President. The Backward Party given in November was a huge success. Christmas the members of the class brought food and toys from home. These were distributed to the poor and needy. The Freshmen were well represented in athletics by Curlyl' Springer, Steve Williams, Russell Nixon, Efhe Reinemer, Baile Leiberstein, Jean Simpson, and Mabel Hetlage. This year our number was slightly decreased but we decided to make up for this by putting more vim and vigor into our activities. We started the year out right by giving the first party of the year, a Tacky Masquerade, It was a success socially as well as financially. The class was ably represented on the Pepper Box Staff by Ruth Boxdorfer, Class Reporter, and Ruth Engel, Girls' Athletics Editor. The class of '32 again placed students on the Varsity teams. Wilbiir Sunderman, Steve Wil' liams, and Curly Springer earned R's for football. 'lSteve and Curly played on the basketball team also. Curly received honorable mention on the county football team, and Stevel' on the basketball team. Martha Germer, Ruth Engel, Virginia Lane, and Eihe Reinemer played on the soccer team. Evelyn Abram, Audrey Oldendorph, and Ellie Reinemer were our representatives on the basketball team. 31