Ritenour High School - Melaureus Yearbook (Overland, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1954 volume:

7 N x Q mx +1 HIE MELA lllal or sm The Yearbook sfaff is extremely proud To present To you The Melaureus of 1954 from Rutenour Sensor Hugh School Dorofhy Kopp Ednor ID Chief Busuness Mgr Treasurer Judy Lucas Co Sales Manlger Joan Brown Co Sales Manager Barbara Portell Advertising Manager WaITer Poffhoff Production Manager Larry Howard Asslstanr Producflon Manager B1rry Wledenkeller Lnterary Editor 1 1 1 1 r l 1 I . Maynard Redfieldhhfbnfyro-fin , Sponsor ,JV M I 5 5 Ilvvrfloplm-nl Our school seeks to btlng about the maximum develop ment ot each nndnvudual We seek development an three areas In classes we strnve tor untellec tual development In our organ uzatuons and our social actnvutues we seek to develop personaltty leadership and character I our athletlc and physlcal educa tuon program we seek to bulld strong healthy bodues We hope to achneve a sound Well adlust d mind IH a sound body JJ ll ', .n DE DIUATED 'llll 'PHE Itllilllll llll Elllil'l'I'IllN Our yearbook is dedicated to the Ritehour Board ot Education. This group of public spir- ited citizens devote much ot their time so that the students of the Ritehour District can have the best education the district can provide. L ft t R ,It Marvin Kuhn Presiclc-nt, Arthur Hoech, Superintendent, J. W. Peterson, Dr. Roy A. Walther, Jr W. A. Disltarooi Eltl M llistcr, Sccrctaryg Edward L, Wyland, Treasurer, Walter Kemper, Vice-President. fu-,x P q Four -4 3- B Q n T ...ex New 5 0 N . - . it ' H Mx. 3-WN s. E 'l' Foreword If this yearbook can fulfill the expectations of the students of Ritenour High School, it has truly achieved its goal. Page Five ululmini tration FAY FISHER EDITH LEWITZ EDITH MCCALLISTER There us no one un Rutenour Dustruct who has not heard of Mr Arthur A Hoech uf they have gone to school un thus dustruct or had chuldren goung He us the superuntendent of the Rutenour Consoludated Dustruct and he has had complete experuence un the fuelcl of Eolucutuon These ex peruences unclude beung rural school teacher hugh school teacher hugh school pruncupal athle tuc coach un college and hugh school supeuvusor son Cnty He receuved hus B S Degree from Central Wesleyan College and at Northeast State Col lege and the Unuversuty of Mussouru he receuved bo hs Bachelors and Mtsters Degree un Educatuon Each year Mr Hoech has seen Rutenour School Dustruct grow un populatuon Hus hard work and effort have made Rutenour Dustruct the fune educa tuonal area that ut us He us now completung hus thurty fourth year as superuntendent of the Rute nour schools Page S in the State Department of Education at Jeffer- th i ' . ' ' ix MR COSTILOW The prlnclpal of our school Mr O W Costllow has seen thus school grow from an enrollment of 230 students Benng prnncupal of a large school luke Rnte nour IS a very dlfflcult lob but for twenty seven years he has done a very efflclent 'ob Mr Costllow has attended a wade range of schools Ftrst he obtauned hns B S degree from Denison University ID Granville Ohlo and received his Mas ters Degree from the Unuversnty of lllnnols He has gone on wuth has graduate work at Washington Un: versity Mlssourl University and at Colorado State College of Educttlon MR EVANS Mr Wendell L Evans has been wnth us fnve years now as our assistant super lntendent Before he came to Rltenour he had been the Superlntendent of Schools I0 Fulton and prtor to that Hugh School Dlstrlct Super vusuon an the State Depart ment of Educatlon Hts other posttnons I n cl u d e teachlng and coachung ath letlcs I0 the hugh schools of both Desloge and Fayette and at one tnme he was prlnclpal of the Brentwood Hugh School and Frazuer Ele mentary School nn Brent wood Mr Evans received has A B Degree at Central the Unlversnty of Mlssourl He also has done graduate work beyond hrs Masters at Mlssourl and Washnngton Unuvetsuttes MlSS GREER Who as the bet known person tround Rntenour'? 5 Why Ellen of course So far she has devoted fifteen years to Rltenour as Mr Costnlows secretary She began her career the August followlng her gradua .von from Rntenour nn 1939 As the enrollment of Rltenour grows so does the amount of work Ellen must accompllsh In order to keep things golng smoothly but both the students and the teachers know she always has tlme to llsten to peoples problems with an understandsng heart or to have a ready smnle and pleasant remark for everyone Our apprecuatuon goes to an excellent secretary and a marvelous person Page Seven f - - - , I - 1 1 ' . .... - y l I l t l , he served as a Director of Wesleyan and his M. A. at ' 5 . ' . , . , I , . I ' Faculty MATTHEW MAYERLE, Mechanical Drawing, AUDRA HOLMES, Social Studies, GILBERT WILD, English, Journalism. BETTY FINLEY, English, Commercial, JOHN MURPHY, English, MAMIE HURST, English, Social Studies. MELGE GOLTERMAN, Driving, RUTH LEEPER, Spanish, Social Studies, BESSIE ELLIOTT, Guidance Dire:!or. ANNA MARY BULLOCK, Social Studies, CHARLES ROBINSON, Science, JUNE BECHT, Physical Educa- tion, Health. LA RUE SAUNDERS, Librarian, ALLEN ROSE, Music, Social Studies, KATHERIN DIGBY, Commercial, LEONARD PROVORSE, Science, BERDENA KIDWELL, Commercial. Page Eight Faculty NELLIE SAMSON, Commercial, MAYNARD REDFIELD, Speech, Social Studies, RUTH LOVELACE, English. FRANK ARMENTROUT, Science, Mathemaiicsg MAMIE EVERLEY, English, Dfamatics, DEAN NUNES, English, Social Studies. LETA LINDSEY, Commercial, GEORGE ALLRED, English, Social Studies, JANE KRAEMER, Cloihing, Science. JOHN MOORE, Physical Education, Health, MARY LOU BLACKWELL, Physi:aI Education, Health. ELIZABETH BOTTS, Art, LYLE FISHER, Social Studies, Mathematics, ARLEEN GAUSTAD, Art. VIRGIL TODD, Diversified Occupations, MARY LOUISE RAY, Mathematics, VIRGINIA HARMON, English, Latin. Page Nine Class s The three classes at Ritenour, Sophomore, Junior, and Senior, are very school spirited. In each one of these classes the students are given a chance to develop their abilities in scholastic interest, leadership, and social activity. Ritenour started with a very small enrollment, but through the years it now boasts an enrollment ot lOOO students. We feel certain that growth will be an enormous factor of Ritenour's future. Moreover, with growth will come a greater degree of outstanding classes in the various activities of the school. Page Ten J-'xX':Q 'L 'Q 'vX 9-. f' ,.-qf ' e Elnw Ulars Hrrlory The freshman year for the Rrtenour senror cl1ss of 1954 was the begrnnrng of many new and drfferent experrences that wrll remarn un forgettable memorres The year 50 51 was the launchrng of our pleasant experrences at Rrtenour The class got rnto the swrng of thrngs wrth the electron of class offrcers Crerghton Gossom was elected presrdent Bob Schwartz vrce presrdent and consecutrve year the wrestlrng team captured the state trtle The freshman year drew to a close but there were three eventful years ahead of them In therr sophomore year the class of 54 en tered the new attractrve senror hrgh school burldrng At the begrnnrng of the year they famrlrarrzed themselves wrth therr new surround rngs The annual electron of offrcers came up once more Bob Schwartz became presrdent Bob Roades was the vrce presrdent and the sec retary treasurer was Marlon Menefee The wrest lrng team became vrctors for the frfth year rn successron June rolled around once more and closed the 51 52 year The runror year of the Rrtenour class of 54 was an excrtrng one The year brought wrth rt many new fads Among them were the Poodle Harr cut for the grrls and brrght suspenders Mr Bshrrts and slrm rrm tres for the boys The class offrcers for the 52 53 year were Bob Schwartz presrdent Roland Boehm vrce pres Page Twelve enior Ullivers Roland Boehm Vrce Presrdent Kathleen Taylor Secretary Treasurer R o b e rt Schwartz Presrdent rdent Bob Metze secretary treasurer Many mem bers of the 54 class became actrve rn the Student Councrl The class sponsored one of the marn dances of the school the football dance whrch was a success The Rrtenour wrestlrng team took the Mrssourr State Champronshrp trtle once more for Rrtenour The 52 53 year drew to a close wrth the Junror Senror Prom The senror year for the class of 54 was the happrest and most eventful of all At the begun nrng of the year they recerved therr class rrngs which added the frnrshrng touch to the full fledged senrors The senror offrcers were Bob Schwartz presrdent Roland Boehm vrce pres rdent and Kathleen Taylor secretary treasurer The newly elected Student Councrl offrcers were Lewrs Rerd presrdent Bob Howard vrce pres rdent and Marron Menefee secretary treasurer Thrs year held so much' Janna Proctor was crowned football queen at the annual football dance Kathleen Taylor rergned as queen of the Melaureus Dance The yearbook staff wrth Dorothy Kopp edrtor rn chref Judy Lucas and .loan Brown Co Sales Managers and Barbara Portell advertrsrng manager were working htrd to make the yearbook better than ever The wrestlrng team was led to rts seventh vrctory by captarn Buzzy Bergfeld An addrtron to the bulldrng was gettrng under way as the 53 54 year drew to a close The clrmax came wrth the Prom and by the graduatron of the class of 54 who had spent four full unforgettable years at Rrtenour Hrgh School , - 1 A t , ' ' ' : l ' , . , ,y I - . f 'ta 3 s t A l X . , , X V .N X c E . ' v Xl A Q ' X t I Q 0 1 r : - . - - , . I I . U . I I Q Janice Schores, secretary-treasurer. For the fourth b U ' u I ' I .l Q ' I 1 ' ' , I 2 , - . I l I ' . . . ' . - - . - . . I I I , I . . - . . . - . I I ' - I - , . - Q .. u - I . I I I D 1 ' 1 , I . . I . K . . . I 1 . . , I . I I . - - .I I . . ANITA ABBOTT CLYDE ALLEMANN Student Councul Pepper Box Rad1o Club Track Tumblmg Club ROLLIN AUBUCHON OLIVER BALLING Basketball Baseball Tumblm Class Football MARTIN BATES Football Basketball VICTOR BAUCOM swf IPIIIIII' BETTY ADAMS Volleyball Basketball Student Councul ockey R Club RGAA Yearbook PATRICIA AMES Chorus Varsrty Ba ketball CSt Mary sl Dramanc Club Correspondence Club I ETHEL BAKER Folk Dance Club Softball RGAA Hoc EY HELEN BARBIER Personaltty Club I PHILIP BATISTO Basketball Outdoor Sports Club Stu dent Councul Football Debate Club Trea urer Track THOMAS BAUGHMAN T ack Tumbllng Club Page Thtrteen - ll! fx ll ' f 0 . I . 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JOHN BRAIS Basketball Club Dramatnc Club Councrl Record Collectors Club D ANET BRANNAN Dance Club Chorus Soccer Camera Club AA R Club Square Dance R Club ckey Basketball Jr Achievement I ll f I I NORMA BROADWATER Tennis Club Pep Club, Chorus Sex- tette, Pepper Box, Yearbook, Music Club. tar' ' t --w r- tt cr tr :fx ltrlttl 4 IP wrt:- Page Fifteen tl'lll0l' DANIEL BROWN Golf Football Wrestlmg ll JOAN BROWN Chour Sextet Folk Dancmg Club Mus sour: State Drnvmg Contest Supply Salesman Buble Club CoSales Man ager of the Yearbook President Dra matuc Club College Club Honor So cnety Qutll and Scroll JUDITH BURNETTE Chorus Gtrls Quartet RGAA School Supply S ale s m a n Correspondence Club CHARLOTTE CARROLL :ng Club ROBERT CHRISTENSEN RUTH CLARK Chour Quartet Cheerleader Pep Club Volleyball RGAA Hockey Basketball R Club Student Councll Honor So reety I f ll 1 I r fl X11 Page Sixteen DELORES BROWN Pep Club Cheerleader Choru Loaf n s Club RICHARD BROWNING Chorus Ba ketball Sports Club Track amatuc Club Student Councul Base lfall Honor Socuety PEGGY CANNADY P pper Box Softball Pep Club Hoc key Basketball Volleyball RGAA Chorus CHARLES CARTER and Orchestra Pepper Box Sports Councul MARILYN CLARK Jumor Achtevement WAYNE CLARK lr Achuevement 1 ' t ' l I t t I Y A , 1 t 3, ' 1u.tt,,-., t.,- n..,,t',. v-.t., s .W tt 1-.1. null: ff - rv'-I tlltfwr Ilw l'lul'.ttlzt lt ltr-.L lwtftw 14.1 Ittmrt- lv r 1 I - ' ' ' V 3 V , . 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N um' tml ilu- Ili, I urnnl :lu uf I : 1-1 wr . ,I I .I 1 . tl'llllll' PATRICIA DIXON Camera Club Personaluty Club Rec ord Club Junior Achlevement I FAYE EARLY Pep Club RGAA Hockey Basketball Volleyball Bowlmg Sextet County Chorus Musuc Club Chorus Band Ten ms Club Pepper Box Yearbook Dra matic Club Debate Club LX JERRY EG RING Wrestlung Turnblmg uv RLEWINE Radlo lub Sop Dramatlc Club Vice Presuclent Armed Forces Club Wm io. Z? MOREY FIELDER Basketball Club Chess Club WILLIAM ELESHMAN Football Debate Club I Paqe Eighteen FRANCINE DOXEY Dramatlc Club Secretary Pep Club Cheerleader Yearbook Prophecy Com muttee RICHARD EASTON Basketball Student Councul Golf Out door Sports Club Trade School LEON ELAM CLARENCE EVANS Baseball Football Journalism Club Pepper Box Sports Edutor Presrdent of Armed Forces I ELIZABETH FLEMING Dramatuc C ub JAMES FRECHMAN Wrestling Student Councul l ' f l I I I I I 1 I Y ' ' ' Inn-I1 rw,t.,ut-.tram .1 ftrwttm ,lm-..-It .11 XMI trwtm-If It Luruu rr' II-. r.I...urr - If ,tw 11, ,,,, ,, HMM, ff-, llmtv In tr-It Iw. , , , I , I I 1 f ' ' l 7 I l 1 I 1 ' ' I ' , I I . I.muuL .mm If lhurt IIN Tut' r.I.uLrtfv yvrttururt' mrnwtl l4Il1.-1 Ir:J.Jl'.v'XItt1 0 A n 9 X ' ' l.mt.t.x tty.: ,ff Im- ttulmtf lmrm lltltl Xmrfzml Tu llIuI'!uI rn lla!! ltrvtuux lu ' I r'fw-f'1.I1Irt- If M-rm lllwf. limi flu- Msn- Im-:IIT 1 1 t Y . 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I ll. .rvuf lllr Unnlt 14 rr ll t llnum lllw ' Mtv, tl IX , I I DEE FREEBORN Popper Box Chorus Boys Quartetto Prvesndent Debate Club Vlce Presndent Buble Club Student Councll Dramatic Club Debate Team Honor Soclety DONALD FULTON Junior Achievement SANDRA GALE RGAA Pepper Box Basketball Band Tenms Club Juntor Achuevement Chorus Yearbook Pep Club Cheer leader Student Councnl DONALD GARRISON Outdoor Sports Club Basketball Golf Club Camera Club RGAA Court Honor Soclety RALPH GIANCOLA as etball aseball M a r y a 1 Henghtsl Dramatlcs Club Record Club HELEN BEHL GILLAM D O Chorus ' 'or ROY FREY DENNIS GALE mera Club Art Club Vuce President Art Club Basketball Club Student Councul D O Vocational Club LANSING GAM HE Debate Clu Debate Teal M' MARY ANN GENIE Auto Club Typmg Club Pep Club Record Collectnng Club TOM GIBBONS Came a Club D O Typlng Club JOHN GOOD At Cllb Junior Achnevement Tumb lung Club X 1 1 l I ' l 11111.11 Page Ntneteen l t l'lll ' E. , - . 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Q.. 11. l..1 l l I' MARY ROSL GRAF Secretary of Camera Club Secretary of Art Club Vnce Presldent of Needle craft Club BILLIE GRIGGS tour Cub Pep Club Btble u RGAA Hockey Basketball Volleyball Baseball ROBERT GROSSENBACHER Junnor Aclnevement Sllcle Rule Club Ms our: State Hughway Patrol Student Dnytng Contest Honor Socnety JOSEPHINL HAHN Chorus Pcrsonaluty Club Pepper Box Student Councsl Pep Club Yearbook Rccord Club .lr Achtevement Secre tary JOAN HAMPTON Dratnatuc Club Pep Club Tennis Club ROBERT HANDKINS Eclitorfln-Chief of Pepper Box, Student Council, Chorus, Radio Club, Camera Club, Journalism Club, Pepper Box Reporter, Honor Society, Quill an S.roll. l.Jr fur. X.. lt: . 1. Page Twenty VETA JO GRAY Folk Danclng Club Pep Club D Yearbook MARGARET GROSSENBACHER Soph Drarnatnc Club Correspondence Club Pep Club Yearbook Chorus Musnc Club Handncraft Club SARA GROSSENBACHER Yearbook Pep Club Correspondence Cu Musuc Club J Achlevement Productuon Manager Q4 St-rllurifts fflflw L' WM Ruwovfh VSTfl'2fRlEEN HAAXM Chorus Correspondence Club lntcrlor Decoratmg Club Record Collechng Club Lnbrary Assustant Representahve of NCCJ Mrk.: MARILYN HANCOCK Personal ty Cl b Representatuvc NCCJ Typing Club MARIE HANNEKEN Camera Club, Folk-Dancing Club, Pcp wer Box. MICHELE HARRIS Pep Club Glrls Glee Club Chorus QBerkeleyI Camera Club Dramatlcs J Achievement Musuc Club D O Pep per Box MARGARET HATFIELD Camera Club Art Club Handncraft Club I 41 ROBERT HEATON Football FLORENCE HEIL Clu Softball Volleyball RGAA Hockey Basketball DONALD HEYWOOD Baseball BARBARA HOFFMAN Court Popularuty Queen Pep Clug Sensor Rang Cornnuttee .Iunror Achreve ment Prom Cornmxttee Chee leade Sonuor Day Cornnuttee I zlrl fr un Mlnlor FRANK HARTZELL Radlo Club JANE HAYES Pep Club Chorus llfergusonl Pepper ox Personalnty Club Ill I ANITA HECHT Dramatuc Club Pepper Box Yearbook Basketball Hockey Softball Volley ball RGAA Vice President R Club Honor Socuety MARCINE HENRICK Soph Dramahc Club Basketball Cor respondence Club Pepper Box RGAA lntermurals WILLIAM HIRZY Internatuonal Relations Club Football Debate Team Student Councnl Model U N General Assembly Honor So cuety WILLIAM HOHMAN Football Basketball D O Dramatncs Armed Forces Club Page Twenty One ' O I I I , ' . r. 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Dra- matic Club, Honor Society. :ms J'-. mwtt .lwvv-,rtm tl: H, t-l Page Thirty-four NOEL WINTJEN Chorus Musnc Club County Chorus Golf Club Boys Quartet Outdoor Sports Club Basketball Club Dramattc Club Offucual Timer for Basketball ffl JAMES WOOD Band Chorus Orchestra DALE WUEST D O Outdoor Sports Basketball Club Student Councul ll AU EY OUNG Treasurer of RGAA R Club Hockey Basketball Volleyball Softball Buble Club Pepper Box Square Dancung Club Chorus Alternate to Unttcd Na tions Mock Assembly Honor Socnety SHlRLEY YOUNGGREN Band Orchestra Chorus Nlusuc Club Yearbook Student Counctl Pep Club Basketball OTHER SENIORS: EDWARD JACKSON JOY WILLIAMS Gh1s'S0nhn'PoIl Most Popular Kathleen Taylor, Helen Collins Best All Round Jackie Maxwell, Janice Schores Best Athlete Jackie Maxwell, Virginia Riley Best Dressed Delores Brown, Carolyn Johnson Best Actress Jackie Maxwell, Joan Brown Trllest Mwrilee McClintock Margaret Grossen- hacher Smallest Peggy Cannady Francine Dcxey Best Personality Jackie Maxwell Betty Adams Best Dancer Marlene Diggs LaVerne McGraw Frrendlrest Gay Bergteld LaVerne MrGraw Girl With Best Line Marlene Digg Mar ene Swrnford Sweclest Betty Adams Helen Collins Wrttrest Jackie Maxwell Janet Brannan Singer Carol Hudson Helen Brandenluurg Musician Dorothy Lewis Jeanie Schulte Cutcst Sandra Gale Helen Collins 'Vlost Betutrlul Kathleen Taylor Anita Abbott Prettrest Eyes Kathleen Taylor Anita Abbott Prcttrr st H rrr Kathleen Taylor Marilyn Thoman Most Fcmrnrne Carolyn Johnson Francine Doxey Sweetest Smile Sandra Gale LaVerne McGraw Most lntcllrgent Dorothy Kopp Jeanie Schulte Most 'Xmbrtrous Dorothy Kopp Jeanie Schulte Juliet Bctty Mitchell Helen Collins Most Likely To Succeed Dorothy Kopp Janice Schores ir!! I 7 7 N Hoys'Svnior PoH Most Popular Roland Boehm, Robert Roades Best All Round Roland Boehm, Robert Schwartz Best Athlete Roland Boehm, John Orlando Best Dressed Pete Trupiano, Robert Howard Best Actor Dee Freeborn, Robert Reames T.llest Jim Schneider Frwnk Berveiler Smallest Torw Snead John Klein Be Persowalrty Phrl Batrsto Roland Boehm Best Dancer Allew Whee er Robert Howard Frrendlrest Ray Bergteld Phrl Batrsto Boy With Best Line Dale Lrtrrtz Robert Roades Sweetest Jrm Schneider Ray Bcrgteld Wrttrest Robert Roades Frank Berverler Singer David Kuhn Dee Freeborn Musician Ben House-r John Klern Cutest Charles Detraz Ray Bergteld Most Handsor te Danny Broww Bob Christensen Prettrest Eyes Frank Schaper Dale Lrtrrtz Prettrest Hair Charles Detraz Robert Roades Most Masculine Jon Welker Robert Metze Sweetest Smile Phrl Batrsto Charles Detraz Most Intelligent Lewis Smith Lewis Reid 'Vlost Ambitious Lewis Reid Lewis Smith Romeo Pete Truprano Dean Lrtrrtg Most Likely To Succeed Lewis Reid Robert Schwartz L11 7 K t r I ur lxrlrmrur I 1 7 A II 7741 N IT L I LUN. f LL 7 LIJOLII l rr Pigc Th rty l y f C E' , c P I l . 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' ' lirlv. 4 - i fic Page Thlrvy sux 8612 2 x., N J G Cluef Bug Hunters Ye Old Lunch Lmc Hen Party Clvll1zed9 Soup For Lunch Wanting Her Turn Hocus Pocus K P Duty Q - .J 9 X A J M ' J , v u ,.,-f.ff f X H' K 5' U K AN . , 'f,. . . 5' fx , .A ,M xi . sf? , wg 3, r J f W-429. .J I ' in f ! l , 1 K+ .I uniitru ln September, l95l, the iunior class began making history as the wheels of the Ritenour Junior High School. The freshman class was active in all of the school organizations, participating in Football, Basketball, Band, Chorus, Dramatic Club and Page Thirty-eight l l First Row -Raymond Johnson, Kathleen Jennings, Clarence Barbier, Betty Kaltenbach, Torn Boyd, Phyllis Under- wood, Lester Pefferman. Second Row Barbara Werner, Jerry Middleton, Reta Paul, Harry Loebner, Glenda Dun' ham, David Brockman, my ara Randol h Don Daugher- ty, ar ara Lamster, Tom Gibbons. First Row Eugene Caudlc, Ma rian Lindner, Terry Ronan, Gail Hilleman, John Gifford, Carol Lynn, Tont Ackerman Darlene Lauck, Second Row Larry Slattery, Joan Robbins, Bob Beck, Mary Ann Grossenbachur, Bill Ellis, Shirley Hall, Jiin Neff, Joan Brow-2 Marvin Russell. First Row Jackie Schillingvr, Bob Schaefer, Babara Wright, Bill Duncan, Pat Strunk, Mar shall Kurzendocrfer, Gloria Kurzendoerfer, Larry Hughes, Second Row Buford Heberer, Carolyn Ernst, Rich Eaves, Jeanette Abbott, E u g e n it Rose, Lois Henderson, Carl Rankin, Mary Ann Nieclling, Don Spear. Student Council. Four freshmen composed the governing board of the Student Council. They were: Ken Rose, President, Betty Whitehead, Vice- President, Carol Lumar, Secretary, and Darrelyn Moore, Treasurer. This year passed all too quick- ly and the Junior High wheels now became the little cogs of the Senior High even though we outnumbered both the Junior and Senior Classes. Elected to lead us through this trying year were: Ken Rose, President, Don Dunton, Vice- President, and Marilyn Worthen, Secretary-Treas Ufef. Row Om' Martha Gerritsen, David Heil, Jean Fear, Ray Hammett, Mary Stuckey, Jerry Dwyer, Betty Kramer, Tom Brinegar. Row Two Rhoda Hoffmann, Norman York, Carol Harig, Tom Niemeyer, Yvonne Math- is, Bill Scott, Pat Baucom, Jack Henderson, Carol Bill- ington, ow One Eddie Bales, Pat Roberts, Ted Mueller, Margie Hupe, Ron Minardi, Toni Sharamitaro, Danny Erick. Row Two Saraiane Evans, Jay Evans, Marsha Emmons, Mer- len Ueltzen, Donna Arens, Russell Head, Norma Ande- reck, Don Puipers, Cleta Paul, Carol Lumar, Row One Butch Long, Ernie McKinnis, Gail Chamberlain, Eleanor Smith, ' 'lls Marlene Taff, Ar ene Long, Robert David, Norman Min- shall, Row Two Jim Golliher, Carl Brown, Jean Seeley, Anna Marie LaPec, Grace Kirkpa- trick, Jean Gray, Paula Sing- leterry, Bob Korn, Glenn Hoffman. Page Thirty-nine I S f--we . Juniors Twelve song-birds were chosen from our class when Mr. Rose accepted: Betty May, Errna Stal- lings, Marianne Wintjen, Geneen Cassens, Dar- lene Lauck, Rich Ferrell, Saraiane Evans, Dean Lohmann, lrene Kuntz, Bob Gollihur, Danny Frick, and Ken Rose. .Q r Q .liiniiiru Chosen for quartet, sextet and All-County Chorus were Dean Lohmann and Geneen Cas- sens. Another musical honor student was All- County Band and Orchestra member Rich O'Don- nell. Our first popularity candidates were Betty Whitehead and Rosamond Burmeister. Page Forty Row One David Kelley, L00 Dorrance, Alvcra Lawrence, Barbara Taylor, Jenny Noto, Donald Cook, Nick Baum- gartner. Row Two Don H a w k in s, Charles VanOvcr, Ken Rose, Dick Hunt, Harold Nr-well, Don Dunton, Jack Rosncr, Eddif- Caldwell, Bob Gaither. Q-uXg,,Larry Gilmore, Pat Cadwell, Don Dunton, Judy Geyer, Louis Bowman, Joyce Garrison. Row Two James Shook, Flor ence Kiblcr, Fred Crandcll, Joan Stiegler, Lawrnnc 1- Walsh, Sally Ritter, Carroll Williaiiis, Janet Wosslvr, Larry Henderson, Row Oni- David Polilman Lloyd Bailey, Jiiloann Bunn, Bill Cain, ' inkia Quado Grahame Ric wards, C-Delores Dunlap, Eclcliz- Thoman Row Two Tommy Maxwell Shirley Pecters, Bradley Mc Plicrson, Georgia Tripp, Mary in Gilson, Jo Dean Markert Millard Dunham, Ja C k i 1' Heissc, Jack Pritchett Pepper Box readers noticed the names of sophomore editors: Sue Dyer, assistant Editor, Carol Lumar, Editor Page One, Betty May, Edi- tor Page Four, and Norma Andereck, Headline Editor. Pepper Box business matters were handled by Ken Rose, Business Nlanagerg Jerry Pow One Jack Hamilton, Eat 6 Middleton, Advertising Manager, and Irene Kuntz, Circulation Manager. Outstanding Sophomore athletes were Lee Grubbs, Varsity Wrestling, Rich Hunt, Track Captain, Bob Beck, Champion shot put disc, and Don Miller, Varsity Baseball who pitched a perfect game against Clayton and helped the First Row Alone Gowdy, Carol Sachs, Marianne W i n t i e n, S It i r l 0 y Honkey, Beverly Crain, Second Row Courtney Sills, Eugene Wood, Richard Wil- son, Lloyd Shular, Don Ho- gard. Third Row Harold Willman, Carl Flood, Richard McDer- mott, Leonard Buchholz. First Row Ann Wallace, lone Bulelti, Dorothy Manning, Sue Dyer, Geneen, Cassens, Betty May, Joan Brier, Wan- da Lawson. Second Row Bill Ferris, Dor- othy Zorn, Bob Niedring- haus, Ruth Derden, Ronald Stratman, Sherry Webb, Andy lowrvy, Marilyn Worthen, Jerry MCKinnis. First Row Richard Ferell, Ken, nuth Conrey, Jo Ann Sobba, Eddie Forbes, Dot Swann, Jerry Berendt, Joan Wilson, John Fischer, Second Row Pat Hall, Jim Phelps, Rachel Hudspeth, Bob Missey, Mary Zinn, Larry Hill, Gail Comfort, Curtis Tucker, Donna Smith. Page Forty-one , .. S5522 - ss X s R iv-k5.Q, N X as X N X A , Junior' baseball team to its first place in the Suburban Big Six. Making the Sophomore Pilgrimage to Jef- ferson City was Glenda Dunham, September, l953, we are now spokes This ye-ar's leaders are Don Dunton, President, Rich O'Donnell, Vice-President, and Lee Grubbs, if I f if i id' 4 First Row Richard Buckles, Marilyn Scollay, Barbara Lam' ster, Barbara Werner, Betty Whitehead, Erma Stallings, Sammy Fetter. Second Row Ray Christensen, Don Allemann, Ken Bridges, Jerry Peters, Ronnie Vin- yard, Ed Bremer, Bill Pierce, Bob Mount. ,fa in 3 ' i il 4 . , .I uniorc Secretary Treasurer, The Student Body elect- ed Marilyn Worthen Corresponding Secretary ot the Student Council. Junior Student Council committee chairmen were: Carol Lumar, Steering, Rich O'Donnell, Flag, and Irene Kuntz, Buzz Book. Juniors became more numerous in chorus. Geneen Cassens, Dean Lohmann, and Jerry Pe- Page Fortyetwo First Row Lorraine Lautermilch, Bob Adams, Charlotte Pop- pele, Danny Brandt, Ruth Ann Bourne, Art Brock' Schmidt, Nancy Parker. Second Row Lawrence Howard, Dean Lohmann, Jim Blake, Irene Kuntz, R' hard ' V rw, Walter Pottioft, Barry Wiedenkeller. First Row Bruce Bennett, Bob Gollihur, Deanna Seitz, Pat Ruegsegger, Milton Lacey, Warren Woltrom. Second Row Ted Wilkes, Ken neth Hecht, Carol Juenger, Roger Beeman, Lorene Kas- per, Noel Luster, Bill Qodi. ters made the sextet and quartet. Rich O'Don- nell began his second year in All-County Band with first-year member Irene Kuntz. The Pepper Box got literary talent in Sue Dyer, Editor-in-Chief, Sonja Erilcson, Assistant Editor, Norma Andereck, Editor Page One, Glenda Dun- ham, Editor Page Tvvo, Betty May, Editor Page Four and Irene Kuntz Headline Edrtor Other IOUl'D5lISl'TT bralns contributed to the Melaureus nn the person of Barry Wnedenkeller Luterary Editor, Walter Potthott Productton Manager, and Lawrence Howard Assistant Productton Mtn ager w OnL Bob S or othy Carroll Ray Meyerhoft ranctne Hurst Jon Lupo Marulyn Moore Bob C Gull Ellen Heusse Ted Kaatman Row Two Earl Hawknns Bevu Fran IQ Erar an n Knu st n Rona n rlrevvs Rosulyn Gris Ck Rm ward Phu lan Bob Parks ow One at or ac nm Ra ey Carol Turner C ark ussnll ou row Bnl I vu Ella Jones Don Muller Row Two Don Westhoff Mary Beaurhantp Dennis VanOvLr Edward M mller Slurlcy To we Jnn Mudkuft' Eula aye Kees Franc: Whelan Mary Ellen Petty Row Ona Ray Bode-n Grace Belk Jllll Kohl chruber Janet are Bob Eller Rosle ur nunstu Rncltard Wagner Row Two Joann S hwllenberg Lu Grubbs JoAnn Meyer Bob Marek Sonia Erlkson Richard Feaqcr Carol Enter son Allcn Wlllman Carolyn Avmrleck John Grace Page Forty three Juniors Future team captanns will be Rlch Hunt and Jack Rosner, Co captains ot football team Jerry MCKIHDIS and Don Muller, Co captalns ot basket ball team, and Lee Grubbs Ctptaln of wres tllng team F f . . . . . . - ' : I - I - . I . . I 5 I ' , L ' I . Ro , ' . Gill, D - ly Smith, k' ld, J0- 1 cl r , ld A - K ., . ' ' be , .4 W I I Jack Fletcher. P D I , J' tl , 1 , I R 1 , L C , 'l Ol' Y or , ' Ill, ' ' ' , F 1 P 'llr, , 'l B Y i'iipImniiii'e.' Row One Ray Wilson, Gale Borgvnan, Harold Roussin, Peggy Andrews, Darryl Mc- Malwan, Jeanette Byrd, Don Lewis, Diane Barbier. Row Two Ellen Geisel, Cliuck Yow, Pat Feldman, Glenn Hoffman, Ruth Ann Tate, Larry Nelson, Rosalie Gas- torl, Bill Jackson, Mary Web- er. Row One Armin Neff, Marian Stiles, Bob Barclay, Jackie Permenter, Roy Couyion, Pat Brooks, Bill Hutcltings Slwirr ley Scliaffer. Row Two Diana Boedeleld, Fern Simpson, Steven Litter ken, Carol Baugliman, Bill Pinqel, Karen Heidke, Ted Macleod, Carol Dudley, Ken- netli Green, Carolyn McCor- kell Pow One George Ownby, Barbara Clement, Earl Waslw' burn, Myrna Mantle, Jeff Ansi-lin, Mary Ellen Quinn, H, G. Miller. Row Two Clark Kinnnis, Wil- liam Wipller, David Wendt, Nelson Wlwitecotton, Herman Tiepelman, Tommy Hage- meyer, Jim Enlow, Ralph Rodgers, Jim Hall. Row One Homer Hawkins, Jan Jackson, Lance Parrish, Carol Woods, Ron Welker, Jeanie Collins, Eugene Tucci, Helen Bowman. Row Two Ann Hankins, Anna Tenney, George Cole, Jo Etta Parks, Jerry Pudivitr, Lola Payne, Bill Proctor, Diane Stopke, Earl Bates, Rosetta Byerly. Page Forty-five l .ophiiiiiiiri-c Row Ono ,lorry Carr, Clara Gillorcl, Jimmy Collet, Joan Bonclcr, Riiliarcl Carroll, Ald- inc Harvey, Frank Hess, Carcl Wood. Pow 'lwo Dvan Roliman, Betty Black, Larry Lomax, Loonia Craig, Larry Hammond, Clau dia Horn, Tommy Sutcr, J0- anil- McCullvn, Danny Bowlvs, Nlargarvt Mitclwll. Row Onc Margarut Miller, Ronald Blanton, Nancy Tlwis, E u g 0 n 0 Erlmiston, Judy Hainmorsclimidt, Gcnv Nclf son, Juanita Hull, Robert Stvinmcycr, Row Two Suv Anselm, Lois Cltaclfluck, Bill Ucnt, Evelyn Noll, Carl Zornickc, Do Verlc Bruns, Donna Jones, Bob Barclay, Pat Hawkins. Row Ona- Susii' Lvclgcrwoorl, Bill Srliwvnrl, Marilyn Mil lor, Bob Scliracr, B on i ta Brant, Edmund Willis, Joan Lvrarrl, Limoln Capstic ls, Slim-ri Zimmerman. Row Two Jimmy Lawrcncv, Carol Grillitli, Bob Trainmel, Darla Sims, D. C. Look, Jo Ann Criclor, Ricliarcl Dorniois, Juni Pounclvrs, ow Oni: Kay Alloy, Doris F1-ranoc, Barbara VVynCll1am, Virginia Branistot, Donna Roussin, Virginia Mueller, Di- ane Di-nnison, Virginia Ross, Sliirlvy Sclinur. Qow lvvo Kvtmvtli Nlvlil, 'luclcly Marlor, Eugene Schmidt, Mvrlv Thompson, Gene Tor brock, Gary Williams, Gone Srliapvr, Matt Polil, Cliarlvs Eclmuncl. Page- Forty-seven Page Forty-eight l l l t i'nphomore.' Row One Ann White, Gary Treece, Ju d y Poindexter, Jolm Redfern, Nancy Krais- ser, Larry Morie, Ruth Breeze, Wayne Dalton. ?ow Two Audrey Zykan, James Leah, Carole Rodewalt, Billy Walker, Barbara Sleinmann, Bruce Hamilton, Helen Comp- ton, Don Selby, Deloris Hunt' ington, Bob Scltroer. Row One Joan McQuiston Warren Rosenfelder, Pat Gid- Cornb, Bob Wilson, Myra Lane, Bob Burkett, Diana Jones, Bob Lowrey. Row Two David Wade, Mary Reeder, Fredrick David, Joan Werner, Elmer Yordt, Beverly Widernan, Jimmy Auvnann, Carolyn Tayloe, Jim Wood, Jeanie Weise. Row One Carol Hopper, Mary Ellen Sutherland, R o b e rt Spencer, Darlene Meskiel, Jack Williford, Louise Rein- kemeyer, Carol Peeters. Row Two Melba Helms, Doris Heywood, Nancy Meyer, John McFarland, Maxine Broyles, Ellender Brown, Vera Meste- ITl8Cl1Ef. l .ophimlores Row One -Jerry Romeo, Jimmy Noecker, Donna Birge, Rex Button, Ellen Butts, John Jef- fries, Nan Maples, Clarence De Bold. Row Two- Sue Jackson, Jerry Fetsch, Camellia Hassel, Har- old Berthold, Helen McClin- tock, Richard Parotti, Connie Gotsch, Frank Fischer, Betty Willis, Carl Lueker. Row One Jackie White, Ray Duke, Barbara Willey, Dale Roliman, Jo Ann Hampel, Walter Webb, Loydeane Chamberlin, Roy Schulze. Row Two Joan Milburn, Ann Mclntyre, Don Kuhn, June Thomas, Bob Polk, Shirley Mohr, Ken Runge, Doris Copeland, Bob Etherton, Lois Elleclge, Pat Evans. Siiphimmre Class Ilistor The time has finally come when we have en- tered the Senior High School. The officers that were elected were: Bill Sullins, President, D. C. Look, Vice President, and Thelma Butler, Secretary, Bill Sullins was elected as the representa- tive for the Sophomore Pilgramage, which will take him to Jefferson City. We elected Betty Black and Nan Maples as our Melaureus Popularity Queen candidates. We are truly looking forward to the years ahead that we will spend at Ritenour High School. Page Forty-nine llrgani ation The various organizatoins at Ritenour give students the opportunity to develop personality, leadership, and character. These activities give the students the chance ot turning away from their school work and showing their interests and abilities in the extra curricular activi- ties that are provided tor them. As a result ot the Ritenour students' interest in the organizations, the school has developed an outstanding yearbook, newspaper, band and dramatic club. These organizations have given the student the chance to develop a desired goal, the ability to get along with others. Fifty Page Fifty-one 0 0 lli-Iiiui vue Time is fleeting and another year has passed. We sold over 700 yearbooks, so there will be .1 yearbook next year. There was some doubt for a time whether or not we would reach our goal, but we succeeded through the splendid cooperation and effort of the sales staff. At times the going was rough, However, Mr. Redfield, the sponsor, and the officers managed to see their way through. Dorothy Kopp, Edi- tor-in-Chief, Business Manager, and Treasurer, Judy Lucas and Joan Brown, Co-Sales Managers, Barbara Portell, Advertising Manager, Barry Wiedenkeller, Literary Editorg Walter Potthoff, Production Manager, and Larry Howard, Assist- ant Production Manager, spent mnny hours working on this year's book. Row One Norma Broadwater, Charles Crabdree, Barbara Portell, Barry Wiedenkeller, Joan Brown, Dorothy Kopp, Walter Potthofl, Judy Lucas, Larry Howard, David Kelley. Row Two Sally Needy, Warren Blahut, Sara Grossenbacher, Mary Ann Grossenbacher, Beverly Wideinan, Betty Whitehead, Jerry Romeo, Faye Early, Raymond Johnson. Row Three Cora Lee Braznell, Jeanie Schulte, Ellender Brown, Bgtty Lou Tomlinson, Virginia Brainstedt, Helen McClintock, Pat Oliver, Betty May, LaVerne McGraw. Row Four Lucille Brown, Sandra Gale, Carolyn Tayloe, Irene Kuntz, Nancy Hani, Dorothy Boyts, Darla Sims, Shirley Younggren, Helen Collins, Mary Cross, Marlene Swinford, Sherry COOk. Row Fivi- Beverly Rhea, Jackie White, Marie Lohse, Carol Theodorow, June Thomas, Roselyn Grisbeck, Jackie Schillinger, Betty Adams, Juanita Beeler, Gail Hilleman, Glenda Dunham, Ken Rose, Jeri Knobelock, Bob McCready, Francine Hurst, Torn Acker inan, Bill Schwend, Maynard G. Redfield. Row One Marilyn Scollay, Peggy Clark, Carol Lumar, Norma Andereck, Helen Brandenburg, Sue Dyer, Bob Handkins, Betty May, lrene Kuntz, Marie Hanneken. Row Glenda Dunham, Gail Hilleman, Clarence Evans. Row comb, Helen McClintock, Phebe McKeon. Row Row Ilrppiii' lliix The Pepper Box, official publication of the stu- dents of Ritenour Senior High School, is now in its thirty-first year. This year's Pepper Box was sponsored by Mr. Gilbert Wild, Journalism teacher, who has held that position for several years. The paper was piloted by a very able staff of people some of whom being seniors, retired in January. They were Robert Hand- kins, Editor-in-Chief, Helen Brandenburg, Carol Lumar, Clarence Evans, and Betty May, Page Editors, Sue Dyer, Assistant Editor, Marie Han- neken, Copy Editor, and Norma Andereck, Head- line Editor. Heading the new staff is Sue Dyer, who has moved up from her position as Assistant Editor, The new assistant editor is Sonia Erickson. Nor- ma Andereck, Glenda Dunham, Bob Trammel, .tnd Betty May are the present Page Editors. Larry Gilmore is Copy Editor and Irene Kuntz is Headline Editor. These students comprise the editorial staff. Their iob is to write and edit. But without an- other group, their efforts would be in vain. This other group is the business staff. Mem- bers of this year's staff are Ken Rose, Business Manager, Jerry Middleton, Advertising Man- ager, lrene Kuntz, Circulation Manager, and Mil- lard Dunham, Concession Manager. These hard workers are usually behind the scenes but they certainly perform a valuable function. Among the duties carried out by them are operating the concession stand, soliciting advertising, and keeping the paper circulating among other high schools. Two Nancy Yadon, Mary Reeder, Mary Lou English, Sara Jane Evans, Nancy Ham, Norma Broadwater, Dorothy Boyts, Three Mr. Wild, Jerry Middleton, Dale Rohinan, Jack Williford, Faye Early, Sandra Gale, JoAnn Hardesty, Pat Gid- Four Ken Rose, Sonia Erikson, Sally Needy, Carolyn Tayloe, Sue Jackson, Joy Zimmerman, Warren Blahut, Five Larry Gilmore, Millard Dunham, John Nicholson, Bob McCready, Bob Trammel, Jane Hayes, Mr, Armentrout. Jerry Middleton, Ken Rose, lrene Kuntz, Carol Lumar, Betty May, Helen Brandenburg, Robert Handkins, Clarence Evans, Marie Hanneken, Betty May, Marie Hanneken, Jerry Middleton, Ken Rose, Clarence Evans, Robert Handkins, Carol Lumar, Helen Brandenburg, Irene Kunt7. iff' Page Fifty-thr 99 l lt to Ririlit lr-vvis Ri-id, Barry Wirrrlc-like-llc-r, Lance Gamache, David Kuhn, Bill Hrf. Nl' Rwlttf-lcl Itvlialv 'l'i'aiii This year ntarlcs the second year that Ritenour has had a debate team, Returning mentf bers from last year were Bill Hirzy, Dee Freeborn, Lewis Reid, and Barry Wiedenkeller, Nevv to the squad were Lance Gantache and David Kuhn. Last year the debate teant did vvell tor begin' ners, ancl this year they have clone even better. Barry Wir-rlenkoller, Bill l-lirzy. Lance Gantache, David Kuhn, Lewis Reid. The question to be debated vvas, Resolved: in a round robin tournament at Jennings High That the President should be elected by a direct School, We have high hopes, for our debaters vote of the people. Although the county debate are shovving strongly in the various debate tourf league tailed to carry out its usual procedure nantents and other speech activities. the state representative vvill be chosen April lst lluli' lilly lun' llrantativ Illub Dramatic Club, sponsored by Miss Everley, is the oldest organization at Ritenour. The officers for the i953-54 season were Joan Brown as President, Ray Bergfeld, Vice-President, Gay Bergfelcl, Secretary, and Dorothy Kopp as Treasurer. The first presentation of the Dramatic Club was a skit given in commemoration of Educational Week. This was an original skit written by a Ritenour student. Two plays were presented during the pre- Christmas season. NO ROOM IN THE HOTEL, was presented at the annual Christmas program on Thursday night, and the comedy LIGHT COM- PETITION was given in assembly the following Wednesday afternoon. The highlight of the year came on February 26th, when the Dramatic Club presented THE THREE ONE ACT PLAYS. Two comedies FIND- ERS KEEPERS, and I LOVE YOU TRULY, and a serious play THE DAY AFTER FOREVER were presented. The organization consists of juniors and seniors who pass the try-outs at the beginning of the year. Juniors are elected to the club by sen- iors who were members during their junior year. left to Right Sally Needy, Kathleen Taylor, Joan Brown, Marilyn Scollay. Middle Picture Clarence Evans, Betty LeHouillier, Gay Bergfeld, Jackie Maxwell, Dee Freeborn, Ronald Vinyard, Charlotte Poppele. Third Picture Geneen Cassens, Lewis Smith, Sonia Erikson, Bob McCrc-ady, Glenn Hoffman. Row One Jeri Knobelock, Sally Needy, Buzzy Bergfeld, Joan Brown, Dorothy Kopp, Gay Bergfeld, Billy Duncan, Carol Hudson. Row Two Marlene Swinford, Faye Early, Carol Emerson, Pat Baucoin, John Nicholson, Bob McCready, Jerry Young, Liz Fleming. Row Three Lewis Smith, Jeanette Abbott, Sonia Erikson. Row Four Glenn Hoffman, Marilyn Scollay, Charlotte Poppele, Geneen Cassens, Bob Reanies, Ron Vinyard, Marlene Diggs, Frank Schapf-r, David Kelley. Itzlnd llll0I'II.' and ltlwtliiwlrn This year's Music Departments have been doing in true Ritenour fashion, The eighty-tour voiced choir was under the supervision ot president Bob Schwartz and secretary Helen Brandenburg. Jeanie Weise and Jeanie Schulte provided the atcompanintent. The choir appeared at the Fox Theater, All-County PTA. Meeting, as well as our own PTA, At the Musical Festival and their annual Spring Concert. Two other voice groups were the Octet and Quartet. The Octet being the girls group and composed of Nor- ma Broadwater, Carol Hudson, Betty Lou Tomlin- son, Geneen Cassens, Jeanie Schulte, Helen Brandenburg and Janice Schores, The boys Row Uni- Carol Sachs, Carol Griffith, Wilma Kay Hudson, Joan Mooney, Pat Brooks, Laura Williams Fnw Two Joan kvrard, Doris Copeland, Donna Jones, Dot Lewis, Jeff Anselm, Jeri Knobelork, Sltt'-rl Znninerinan, Roy Convion, Alt-ne Cyowcly, Jeanie Weiss, Barbara Friclenberg, Dov. Three Bill D4-Gonsa, Shirley Younggren, John Klein, Rich O'Donnell, Art Brockschinidt, Darla Sims, Beverly Wirleinan Carol Bniiqhnmn, Ellen Gvisel, Ray Reese, Irene Kuntz. Row Four Ben Houser, Lewis Reid, Clark Kiinniis, H. G, Miller, John Nicholson, Mr. Rose. Roe. Five Faye Farly Dean Lolnnann, Bob McCready, Jim Blake, Bob Adams, Danny Brandt, Ken Runge Jnn Vtfoorl, Shirley Mann ,iff ., 7. ir , 2, ,V A-R Adv? X at fb ii tis f FLYT - 1 ft? S ,,E, 3. I ie? R 1 r 1 r e arro ty ess I 1 Wood Carol Bauqhntwn t ivvis Reic Bcn Houser Darla Sinus Arlene Kinzel Sherry Zunmerntan Bob A anis Je anne Wi is Shirlr y Younc I lll l YT TU IYT fl V1 P OC CVCf ICCVTTRYT VIH fanfl O 1 P I V TNT I I V it Alt nc Covvrly Joan Evrarc Page Fifty . OW OW OW Ow CHORUS One Schulte, Broadwater, Hudson, Andel, Ledgerwood, Lauck, Lohmann, Mueller, Erwin, Mr. Rose, DeGonia, Miller, Roh- man, Mory, Reid, Younggren, Zimmerman, Kaltenbach, Kuntz, Cannady. Two May, Gale, Jones, Maples, Salmon, Richards, Freeborn, Enlow, Kimmis, Klein, Frick, Handkins, Gollihur, Leah, Gifford, Grossenbachor, Grossenbacher, Potter, Abbott, Gowdy, Pepers. Three Collins, Weise, Evans, Schallenberg, Evrard, Thornan, Brockschmidt, Wintjen, Peters, Kuhn, Nicholson, Wood, Needy, Brandenburg, Schores, Cassens, Wintien. Four Hammerschmidt, Stallings, Jones, Tomlinson, Klosterhoff, Randolph, McCready, Santens, Adams, Kuhn, Crabdree, Schwartz, Rose, O'Donnell, Houser, Jeffries, Brannan, Kelley, Early, Knobelock, Mooney, Bein. Quartet was made up by Dean Lohmann, Dee Freeborn, Jerry Peters and David Kuhn. Both groups sang for the American Legion and made many appearances with the Chorus. Ritenour was well represented this year with l4 of its chorus members making All County Chorus. Another branch of the Music Department was Band and Orchestra, both were under the reign of Dot Lewis President. Band was composed of 411 members including their 6 maiorettes. The Band marched at all home Football Games, the Armistice Day Parade, and the Decoration Parade held in Overland. Their concert was in April and they appeared in the Music Festival. Only two of its members made All County Band, and one of the two made All State Band, quite an honor for our Alma Mater. Together with chorus they appeared on K.W.K's High School Revue, the Christmas Program and finally gradu- ation. Last but not least is the 20 piece Orches- tra which appears only at the Band Concert, but does a very good fob of this. The whole department was under the direction of Mr. Rose who has done a wonderful job in 53-54. GIRLS' SEXTET Carol Hudson, Norma Broadwater, Nan Maples, Betty Lou Tomlinson, Geneen Cassens, Jeanie Schulte. BOYS' SEXTET David Kuhn, Jerry Peters, Dee Freeborn, Dean Lohmann Page Fifty-seven Student llouniiil Student Council has once again done a fine job in providing an outlet for student sugges- tions. Since its birth in l950, Student Council has accomplished a great deal, and this year's Council can look back on work well done. Last spring following a campaign that stirred up student interest to its peak with its posters and campaign speeches, the following officers were elected: President, Lewis Reid, Vice Presi- dent, Bob Howard, Secretary, Marion Menefee, and Corresponding Secretary, Marilyn Worthen. Marion resigned during first semester and Mari- lyn took over as Secretary with Dorothy Lewis taking over the duties of Corresponding Secre- tary. Student Council is composed of the four elec- ted officers, a representative from each second hour class, and the officers from the Sophomore, Junior, and Senior classes. The sponsors this year are Miss Elliott, Mrs, Kraemer, and Mr. Fisher. The Council sponsored the first dance of the year and it turned out to be one of the most successful dances Ritenour has ever had. Council was also responsible for the Turkey Bowl, a Thanksgiving Day football game against Normandy High. Ritenour won the trophy, a wagon wheel with the results of the game placed on a spoke of the wheel. Student Council In Action Discussing New Business Row One Jean Collins, Velma Butler, Jean McQuiston, Bob Howard Lewis Reid, Marion Menefee, Marilyn Wortlieii, Jim Anclrcws Rovv Two Ron Vinyard, Betty Lou Tomlinson, Carolyn Ernst, Marian Lindner, Donna Marie Jones, .lo Ann Schallenberg Sandy Gale, Carol Luntar, Irene Kuntz, Dol Lewis, Mrs. Kraemer, Miss Elliott. Row Three D. C. Look, Larry Allen, Danny Bowles, Marlene Diggs, Betty Whitehead, Betty Black, Rich O'Donn0ll, Ruth Clark Don Dunton, Donna Jean Jones, Janet Jackson, Bob Trammel, Bob Adams, Bill Sullins, Row Four Lee Grubbs, Tony Malon, Janet Tihen, Betty Adams, Delores Huntington, Sher Sherman. Row Five Joe Terbrock, Rich Browning, Roland Boehm, Bob Schwartz, Bob Burda, Ken Price, Grahame Richards, Dev Frcclaorn Bill Hirzy, John Nicholson. There were forty-two students who were very thrilled after the Honor Society list was posted, all of which deserved the honor of being elected to it. Members of the National Honor Society are selected from Seniors who are in the upper third of their class on the basis of leadership, service and character. Fifteen per cent of the total number in the Senior class may be elected. By secret vote the faculty members who have been on the staff Ilonor Soviiity a year or more indicate the students they know well and the ones for whom they wish to vote. Students who receive two-thirds of the votes of teachers who know them are elected, pro- vided the total number is not more than fifteen per cent of the Senior class. In case more than the given percentage are elected, the teachers re-vote and select a smaller number. The founders established the Society to stim- ulate the four characteristics of the secondary schools already mentioned. As it has grown in Row One Ruth Clark, Janice Schores, Pat Potter, Dorothy Kopp, Judy Lucas, Kathleen Taylor, Juanita Beeler, Frances Wilkins. Row Two Marilyn Thoman, Dorothy Lewis, Jackie Maxwell, Anita Hecht, Joan Brown, Bette Quinn, Margie Seper, Carol Hudson, Jeri Knobelock. . Pow Three Marie Teeple, Jeanie Schulte, Audrey Young, Betty Lou Tomlinson, Joy Zimmerman, Helen Brandenburg, JoAnn Becker. Row Four Bill Hirzy, Bob Howard, Lewis Reid, Lewis Smith, Frank Schaper, Qoland Lasserre, Robert Grossenbacher, Ray Bcrgfeld. Row Five Frank Berveiler, Richard Browning, Dee Freeborn, Bob Schwartz, Jim Schneider, John Steiner, Roland Boehm, Don Gar- rison, Bob Handkins, Bob McCready. numbers and has extended its scope, its remote obiective has become that of raising the secon- dary schools of the United States to a higher plane. It is the present hope of the living found- ers to direct and to center the enthusiasm of the youth of this land as they take their place in the life of our commonwealth. The Society started in l92l at the Fifth Avenue High School in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Today there are more than twenty-five hundred chapters in the best high schools of this country. There are chapters in every state except in Puerto Rico, in Hawaii, and in the Phillippines. The National Honor Society is directed by a National Council of ten, three of whom are chosen each year at the February meeting of the National Association of the Secondary School Principals. This Council directs the activities and formulates the policies of the organization. The local chapters are of two groups: the senior chapters, which have members in the two upper years of the high school enrollment, and the iunior chapters, which have numbers in the iunior high schools and in the lower years of the senior and four years high school. The National Honor Society ceremony was held on Tuesday, April 27, at which time the members received their honorary pins. Page Fifty-ninc t Ilihlii llluli l l MOTTO: I Corinthians ll-T Be Ye Followers of Christ. OFFICERS: President, Judy Lucas, Vice-Pres- ident, Dee Freeborn, Secretary, Marlene Tatt, Social Chairman, Darla Sims. PURPOSE: To promote Bible interest and great- er appreciation of the Bible. The members of the Bible Club and their sponsor, Miss Lindsey, do their utmost to live their motto in school and in their outside activi- ties. The Club meets during Activity Period on Wednesdays morning. There are 27 members this year. Bible Club Prayer Circle Leading Club In Song Row One Gloria Kurzendoerfer, Erma Stallings, John McFarland, Judy Lucas, Miss Lindsey, Dee Freeborn, Marlene Taft, Betty Pemberton, Eleanor Wade. Row Two Barbara Wright, Alone Gowdy, Jo Ann Knudsen, Mary Beauchamp, Beverly Wideman, Rosalie Smith, Darla Sims, Jean Seeley. Row Three -Danny Bowles, Ellen Geisel, Bob S. Gill, Betty Maddox, Sheri Zimmerman, Carol Griffith, Romanza Litteken, ltiversiliiid llcvupaitiiins The Diversified Occupation program is a pro- were handed down from father to son, and grant offering the student numeorus advantages mother to daughter, Here in our own country, and opportunities in the World of Business. The even in colonial times, a youth spent a portion program has helped many students in the to of his day in school, and a portion at work. years ll has beeli at Rltenow' The first Diversified Occupations program in The Program of supervised vocational train- Missouri was started in T934 at Hickman High, ing is by no means a new one. ln the society Columbia, The Program was adopted by Rite- ot primitive man the tasks of human survival nour in l938. The Diversified Occupations Pro- i ln- 1 ,N v Row One Carol Bourne, Pat Bean, Joyce Worsham, Doris Martin, Jo Wipfler, John Orlando, Angela Jordan, Veta Jo Gray, Bill Ferris, Donalrl Cook. Row Two Frank Manaska, Richard Marlow, Jim Blake, Tom Gibbons, Bill Reed, Allen Wheeler, Bill Hohman, Kenneth Whiteman, Mike Slack. Row Thrcc Mr. Todd, Dale Wucst, Earl Hawkins, Jim Neff, Dale Lifritz, Bob Stanley, Ralph Giancola, Jon Welker, Ralph Stanley, Larry Hill, Don Hawkins. Row Four Curtis Tucker, Garry Tegeler, Bill Stubbs, Dennis Gale, Everett Shaw-fer, John Brais, Richard Wagner, Thomas Taylor gram has proven its value many times over. material related to the kind of work he is in Ther is Why Srhee 1934, Srarhhg gh one high which he is employed. He also receives training School the progranj has increased to Q5 high which will have a bearing on his future success. and over 3,000 students throughout the state. The D. Q. program has Over 130 drfferehr I ' . b occupations from which to choose, When a student enrolls in Diversified Occupa- tions Program, he is getting an excellent oppor- Mr' Vlrgll O' Todd' iftsfwctoff has been llle tunity to work while attending school. The stu- Coordinator fof the D' O' Class for Slx Years' dent receives experience on the iob, which is This type of work is a pleasure for him to possibly his first. In addition to his two or 'three do, the students are grateful to him for the start extra classes, he has a class in which he receives in life he has given them. Page Sixty-one nm Vvqkgnaml Rich-Hd BVOWWH .lackla Maxweil Kung Roland Boehm Potter DorwG1rruson .lick Ros: Row OHL Rolcrv Herd Phil Bailsto Frank Bervmler Rochard Brown mg Kung Roland Boehm Robert Schvvariz Don Ga rsson Frank ,umm Kiosurw ff Schapcr Jack Rosner Audrfy Younq Rc-hrrv S hwaru Row Two Ania Hecht Marilyn Worthen Doroihy Lewrs Karan Wuk nk Sdnpu sirand Marrlyn Thoman Cymhra Klosterhoff Pa Povnr Audrgy Ymmq Dvavma Sanz mi c Ro! rl Hs Dorothy Lawns Frank Bcrvcwiu Marrlyn Worthon Phul Bafusvo v rm ru x R wr B 1 vm 1 Surfy Vw 'Snr ,N 51' 4 'K 9 I A , Q as K. . 1 ' g . . ' - P. r , Dwmma Sr-nz, f wer. ' ' in ' K C, f 1 1 Po , , . ' K, - 5 v V , , - Fm . - I ' V ' I f 1 X 1 fu . H1-MY, uv krd , ', 'X , ' , , 'Na In U1 wan, ol. I o-I Pau' . 0 llvlaurvus Ilanw Top Row fLefi To RighTfQueen Kathleen Taylor, Senior, Nan Maples, Sophomore Helen Collins, Senior. Boifom Row -Marilyn Worfhen, Junior, Betfy Whitehead, Junior, Betty Black So homore. Page Sixty-four p ,- tlelaureu Ilanve 'Co u 81150 M1rn yn Worttwt 11 D1 an rn 1 1 Co n Q.- .KN Nxt hw, 'S Pun Caps :anna Bptty Black Nan Maplgs Kgnmth Pram Dorothy Kopp Quncn Kathlegn Taylor Betty Whltchnad Jerry Bcrendt Kathlcpn Taylor Kgnmtlw Buudu Page Slxty fnve -'hx A ' 3' L S 1 3 I Q V X' y' t in ' 3 s ' W . M5 121 A i .K , X 4 W . rr,, M i Q5 A ik -L Iii!! t gf U S, if f 1 . Y I P ,. I .X jf. A t N- , '1 'I.tt, .'I 1 -2 'Q' ,X 'r -. lit t , Hulww ll'nS K X , 3 H , N - H 1 Pep Club The l953-54 Pep Club, sponsored by Mrs. club was taught many cheers and made orange Becht elected the following officers: Tizzie Mc- and black crepe-paper shakers. Graw, president Barbara Werner, vice president The club stresses the Importance of supporting and Carolyn Johnson secretary treasurer the Rltenour teams by displaying good sports Under the leadership of the cheerleaders the manshnp and enthusiastic school spirit Row One Barbara Werner Carolyn Johnson Tizzie McGraw Delores Brown Gay Bergfeld Francine Doxey Sandra Gale Helen Collins Janice Schores Cynthia Klosterhoff Barbara Werner Saralane Evans Barbara Lamster Row Two Carol Bzllington Marilyn Miller Alvera Lawrence Gloria Kurzendoerfer Jeanette Abbott Jo Dean Market Darlene Meskuel La Valle Singleton Debbie Kelley Barbara Noelke Shirley Kopp Nancy Kraisser Carol Emerson Sonia Erlkson Tihen Joan Mooney Betty Mitchell Pat Strunk Barbara Wright Dorothy Manning Joan Stiegle Pat Hall Ruth Ann Bourne Ruth Derden Row Four Sue Ledgerwood Nancy Ham Carol Pettylohn Carol Peeters Jean Fear Beverly Turner .loan Bender Joan McQuuston Juanita Combs Joyce Stroud Betty Lapp Barbara Portell Evelyn Randolph Mary Ann Gagliano Sherry Cook Donna Lewin Peggy Garrison Row Fave Joy Williams Ginny Ross Betty LeHouillier Joan Hampton Barbara Randolph .Joan Bender Pat Dorlac Marlene Taff Margaret Mitchell Wanda Lawson Jane Haye Arlene Long Anna Marie LaPee Imogene Randolph Gail Comfort Barbara Taylor Carolyn Averbeck Beverly Crain Page Sixty six I ' I I - ' - i I I . . I I I ' I I ' I I I ' I I t I ' 1 A I I I I I I I I I I I I I I . I I . I ' I I I 4 ' Row Three-Velma Butler, Mary Talley, Lynn Holdinghaus, Betty Willis, Donna Birge, Bonita Brant, Rosamond Burmeister, Audrey ' I I A I I . I I I . rl I I 4- I I l I I I I I U I I I I I I I ' I I I I A 2 V A I A I ' ' I I I I I I :...1 er- Q ,nv B 'GN BCWS as I1 B1 an L wntmq For Tin Music Approcfaflon Hun vovvdf d x Mal muwnncnsms Twke lv FUYUVC Arty! P1531 Sixty sewn 5255.5 f' .f ' Y . I , is - -, J .QM u Q .X 4 K - K I f b . 5 ! i , , X i W . -' WAAS? 2 1 'Aww-,L-. I I -N as 4 40 .f 1 N. rs: DOH gl MV? VV. K ' BulN ' ' ' - C N gmt H93 P H 1 1 . X Easy '5 3 ng ' V - X ilihliitiv Sports at Ritenour hold a high place in extra curricular activities. Any student at Ritenour has the opportunity to participate in sports. These include: football, basket- ball, baseball, Wrestling, track, tor the boys hockey, basketball, volleyball, and softball forthe girls. Ritenour is truly proud ot its tine athletic program. By providing these sports for the student, it gives him the opportunity to develop a strong, healthy body. Everyone at Ritenour is looking to the future tor continued success in the field ot sports. P g Sixty-eight A x s , X . QD V 1 K V 1 Jw in .NX .N ' v NX' ,x x,- 'AQ' sk-X g Page Slxfy-mme Foiitlialll The fighting Ritenour Huskies again finished a successful season The T953 record was not the best Ritenour has ever had, but it proved to have a happy ending when she trounced Normandy, 25-O. Practice started a week before school. Tem- peratures ranged from 90 to TOO , but this did not stop the large group of enthusiastic fellows. This years turn out was the largest Ritenour has ever had. By the end of the week, the team was beginning to take shape. During the second week, it scrimmaged Beaumont. The squad was eager to get out and play, and play they did. After the scrimmage Coach Moore said that the spirit of the fellows was excellent. For our first game, the squad traveled to East St. Louis to play the very strong Assumption High. Last year Assumption was the only school to defeat us, but this year we were out to change the situation. All we needed, in the first quarter, Jerry Marchlowski, Mr. Moore, Mr. Nlayerle, John Orlando Ollie Balling, Jon Welker, Pete Orlando, John Orlando. Row Ona Roland Bochm Charlcs Crabdrce Jerry Marchlewski, Charles Stcinineyr.-r, Danny Brown, Bob Beck, Phil Batisto Row Two John Orlando Ollic Balling Pete Orlando Jon Welker. was two plays, and then John Orlando went over his own Tackle and scooted 78 yards for the touchdown. Our team retained its lead until its pass defense was broken by iniuries. Assump- tion took advantage of the situation and scored on a short pass. But this was as far as they could go. At the end of the game, the score was six all. The following game we fell prey to the Coun- try Day Rams, with a T4-O score. Our first home game came the next week as we played host to Central High. The stands were iammed with spectators hoping for a win. The fans got what they wanted and the fighting Huskies came out on top 20-12. For our first league game, at Foiilhall home, we faced Webster Groves. A win seemed to be in the future, but Webster's eleven pressed hard and won, 25-13. This seemed to start a streak of bad luck for the Huskies, but our opponents had to work extra hard for every point they got. A win over University City wasn't in the hat for us as' they scored time and time again to win 32-6. Our following game was with Granite City. The team looked much better than in our previous games. At the half we were ahead, but Granite City took advantage of our fumbles and rallied to win T4-12. We again fell prey to Kirkwood with a 24-20 score and also to Maplewood with a score of 26-7. Hold Onto That Ball The next two weeks, the squad worked hard on their plays in preparation for the big game with Normandy. This game was the first of the Turkey Bowl series to follow between Normandy and Ritenour. This was the most important game of the year in the eyes of Ritenour and the squad was out to make it their best game of the year. Our first score came in the second quarter when John Orlando broke through the line and hit paydirt. This brought the crowd of an esti- mated five thousand to their feet. Almost three thousand of this crowd were Ritenourites and former Ritenourites. Again we rallied, in the third quarter, as Roland Boehm heaved a pass to Jerry Berendt and another one, later on, to Pete Orlando. The Vikings could not get a sus- tained drive throughout the entire game as we played with everything we had. Our final score came as a result of an interception by Ray Boden. Page Seventy-one Illmlhall Page Seventy-two W : 'fL,If Modeling New Equipment Raise Those Arms Get Ready To Run Prepared For Any Emergency if I I 1 ,av M ,L K, - ' pa ,... ' ' wr NJ, may W ' no . - . .urn J 2' my ,- ah,-an . .Q ' ' f , .W , ii r .'P'opc3?P- K. Row One Don Peipers, Phil Batisto, Lee Dorrance, Roland Boehm, Charles Crab- dree, Charles Sfeinmeyer, Dan Brown, Jerry Marchlewski, Bob Beck, Jerry Berendt, Oliver Belling, Jon Welker, Pete Orlando, John Orlando. Row Two--Ken Rose, Allan Willman, Ed Hirsch, Jerry McKinnis, Di:k Hunt, Ed Caldwell, Don Dunton, Ray Boden, Ken Whiteman, ,lack Rosner, Bill Cain, Larry Morie, Bob Melze, Bob Herd, Dave Kelley, Managers Len Capstick and Lloyd Bailey. Gi-tting Ready Bottoms Up llii0l.lialI There were three main factors which brought our team to this great victory. They were: enth- usiastic school spirit, excellent coaching, and a lot of exceptionally good teamwork. School spirit was shown by the immense crowds at home and abroad. The cheerleaders can be given a lot of credit for helping to support and lead this spirit. The coaching staff consisted of Coach John Moore, Coach Matthew Mayerle and Coach Lee Engert, sophomore coach. The vigorous interest displayed by these men is significant of what makes Ritenour great in sports. Every team has to find the way to the top. This year's team found this factor to be teamwork, as was dis- played in the Thanksgiving Day game at Nor- mandy. Coach Lee Engert's sophomore team can be very proud this year. After winning their last game, they clinched their title for first place in the Sophomore League of the Big Six Division. This year's co-captains, Jerry Marchlewski and John Orlando, are now retiring after a great iob, but stepping up to their place will be Jack Rosner and Dick Hunt, Thus ends another page in Ritenour's football record book. Lots of luck, fellows, in '54, and keep that ball moving forward. . 4 g ' ' Q .. Row Three Coach John Moore, Clarence DeBold, Grahame Richards, Tony Malon, Manford Crawford, Don Daugherty, Ed Thoman Ed Forbes, John Fischer, Clark Russell, Rex Button, John Redfern, Bob Burda, Dave Forbes, Ray Wilson, Charles Bacon Lee Grubbs, Jim Erwin, Jim Lawrence, Coach Matt Mayerle. Row Four Jerry Middleton, Bob Wichman, James Bennett, Bill Wilson, Ronald Seago, Bob Mount, D. C. Look, Bill Walker J Noecker, Charles Miller, Jack Kirkpatrick, Don Spear, Bruce Bennett, Bob Bates, Clarence Evans, Earl Bates, Jack Jones Page Seventy-three Roland Boehm, John Orlando. Baseball 1954 RITENOUR BASEBALL SCHEDULE DATE OPPONENT PLACE Mar. 29 Beaumont Here Mar. 30 Lutheran Forest Park No. IO 'App 5 Maplewood There Apr. 6 Webster There Apr. 8 Kirkwood There Apr. T3 Ladue Here Apr. I4 Normandy There Apr. T5 Ferguson Here 'Apr. l9 Clayton There Apr. 20 Country Day There Apr. 22 U. City Here 'App 26 Wellston There Apr. 28 McKinley Forest Park 'Apr. 29 Normandy Here 'May 3 Brentwood Here 'May 6 St. Charles There 'May IO Webster Groves Here May T3 St. Charles There 'Denotes League Game Game Time 3:45 Joe Terbrock, Robert Schwartz, Jerry McKinnis, Don Miller. In the spring a young man's fancy seems To turn to baseball, as TO3 players turned out for the first baseball practice this spring. Led by Captain Pete Orlando, nine lettermen are re- turning for the T954 season. The others are John Orlando, Don Miller, Jerry McKinnis, Joe Terbrock, Bob Schwartz, Roland Boehm, Bob Burda and Roland Kurtz. The Huskie demand squad will be defending Suburban League cham- pions this year. The l953 season was one of the most pro- Page Seventy-four ductive seasons in Ritenour baseball history. Besides the Suburban League championship the Huskies captured the District championship with a 7-4 win over Soldan High School and the State Regional Championship with a thrilling l-O ver- dict over Sikeston. That victory placed Ritenour among the top eight teams in the State. Among the individual highlights of the season Don Miller's perfect no-hit game against Clayton and Butch Hankins, a great baseball prospect, finished the season with a .473 batting average. Itaselmll 1952-1953 SEASON Rhenour 3 Rnenour 9 Rnenour 12 Rnenour 11 Rhenour 3 Rhenour 4 Rnenour 4 Rnenour 4 Rnenour 7 Rhenour 2 Rhenour O Rnenour 11 Rnenour 5 Rnenour 3 Rhenour 16 Rnenour 16 Rnenour 5 Rnenour 7 Rhenour 6 Rhenour 1 Beaumont Kirkwood Ladue Ferguson Clayton Normandy U. City Wellston Country Day Beaumont Nlorntandy Brentwood Lutheran St. Charles Pattonville Kirkwood Webster Groves Soldan-Blewett Maplewood Sikeston C1 O inningsl . . . P Ol d , C ' R l d K Rltenour A ST. LOUIS U- High ete r an o aptaln o an urtz John Orlando Bob Burda Won 18 Lost Row One Coach Lyle Fisher, Bob Mount, D. C. Look, Roland Boehm, Captain Pete Orlando, John Orlando, Ronald Seago, Don Miller. Row Two Manager Ted Marler, Jerry Hirnntelsbach, Allen Willman, Bob Wichvnan, Jerry M:Kinnis, Bob Burda, Joe Terbrock, Larry Lomax, Gone Tcrbrock, Roland Kurtz, Bob Schwartz, Manager Eddie Forbes. Will Ho Mako lt? lhlskiilihall The l9511 season brought to Ritenour the best basketball team in Ritenour's recent history. Fin- ishing the season with an T8-7 record. They copped second in the state regional and in the suburban league. Their league record was 9-2. Although they lost twice they were the only team to knock oft the league leader, Maplewood Q46-383. By play- ing a control game Ritenour was able to hold opponents to a 38-point average in league play. Five seniors led the team this year. They were Roland Boehm with Qlf? points and Rich Brown' ing with 2416, co-captains. Frank Berveiler, Chigh point man with 3077, Don Garrison with l36, and Bob Schwartz with T63. TEAM BASKETBALL Front Row D. C. Look, Kon Price, Captain Bob Burcla, Jerry Himmelsbach, Elmer Yorclt. Back Row Coach Lyle Fisher, Tony Malon, Ken Runge, Arnold Jullison, John Hargrove, Bruce Hamilton, Ron SL-ago. Ritenour placed second in the Webster Tourna- ment beating St. Charles L50-371, Clayton C61-521, liaskel.hall The team will lose the following players by graduation: Boehm, Browning, Schneider, Schw artz, Berveiler, and Garrison. and U. City C45-361 before being downed by Webster Q54-311. Don Miller. The co-captains-elect are Jerry McKinnis and VARSITY BASKETBALL Row One Coach Mayerle, ,lim Schneider, Bob Schwartz, Co-Captain Roland Boehm, Co-Captain Richard Browning, Don Garrison Frank Berveiler. Row Two Carl Long, Don Miller, Jerry McKinnis, Larry Slattery, Jim Golliher, Bob Polk, Tom Nien Ritenour 51 St. Francis 49 Ritenour Ritenour 37 U. City 51 Rifenguf Ritenour 58 Ferguson 50 pnenour Ritenour 60 'Vlehlville 50 Ritenour Ritenour 36 Hancock 32 Rnenour Ritenour 47 Cleveland 82 Ritenour ,2.Lteglgg1.,, is Q Southwest .. 58. I Ritenour L66 Wellston 27 Rllenour Ritenour L46 Webster 34 Ritefwwr Ritenour L41 Ferguson 39 Ritenour L45 L46 L59 L42 50 61 45 31 L49 weyer, Don Hogard. St. Charles 37 Maplewood 38 Ladue 42 Kirkwood 32 St. Charles 37 Clayton 52 U. City 36 Webster 54 Clayton 41 Page Seventy-seve Topsyfiurvy Slipping Around Ty tg For The Pin Somersault Arm Qide Mixing lt Up Excuse Mo Mad Scramble A Little Push Ugh! Page Suventyroight Wrestling The Ritenour Huskies are at it again, winning Suburban League and State Titles that is. They have lust completed another fine year, taking the State Meet for the sev- enth straight time in a row. The '53-'54 Suburban League Title was won with a I3 win and l loss recordg the State Meet was won with 63 points which was Qi points more than the nearest team, lf you want thrills and excite- ment at its best, wrestling can be the sport to give you exactly that. There are twelve individual bouts in each meet, and every one of them keep you on the edge of your seats screaming your lungs out, If you have seen the wrestling team that represents your school, in action, you will of course realize that unlike other sports such as basketball or football, the contestf ants must perform individually. A wrestler goes on the mat and fights his heart out to win with no one to pass the ball to, only the moral support of his team mates and those of the audience to spur him on to v i c t o r y. However, the wrestler alone knows full well, that while he may have to perform alone for six grueling minutes, he may have spent many a tough hour proving himself worthy of the chance to represent his team in his individual weight, in bone bruising competi- tion with his team mates. So the success of any wrestler is depend- ent upon the whole squad, in the fierce vieing for positions on the team. A look behind the scenes starts in the locker room at about 3:05 p. m. daily except Saturday and Sunday. First into your sweat clothes, then check your weight, run two laps around the entire athletic field, four or five 50-yard dashes, then upstairs to the gym for thirty or forty minutes of vigorous exercises. After that two to two and a half solid hours of actual wrestling, learning new holds and how to break them. At last, the showers and home to supper, Mom is mad because you are late. Comes the day you've been working and waiting for, the match! It's l2f3O p. m., you go to the dress- ing room to be sure of your weight, gads ! I didn't think that I ate that much for dinner, l'm two pounds over. Coach Moore intercedes with Mr. Costilow to get you out of two classes so you can work off that extra poundage before 3:30 p. m. On goes not one, but two or three sweat suits and at least two towels around the neck. You make tracks for the boiler room where your friend the maintenance man assures you there are at least twen- ty tons of coal in the wrong corner of the bin. He conveniently has a huge shovel handy and even puts it in your hand, and for the next hour to hour and a half you right the wrong done by the coal company and put that blasted coal in its proper place. Wring- ing wet with the most beautiful perspiration, you stagger back to the dressing room, undress, gingerly step upon the scales expectorating like mad, iust in case, Glory be you made it. Is it all worth it? you ask. Just pop that ques- tion to any wrestler, and five will get you ten his answer will be, You're durn tootin', we won didn't we? Row One Robert Weeke, Lee Grubbs, James Frechman, Ray Bergfeld, Larry Allen, Tom Snead, Wrestling Two Heads Are Better Than Ono Row Two Manager James Midkiff, Ronald Minardi, Bill Dent, John Orlando, Pete Orlando, Robert Herd, Bill Cain, Manager Bill Wipflor. Row Three lid Collins, Jerry Sigmund, Larry Hammond, John Shipley, Ed Thoman, Don Dunton, Richard Ferell. Row Four Coach John Moore, Ray Meycrhoff, Nick Kuntz, Jeff Anselm, Ken Knobelock, Charles Steinmeyc-r, Richard Hunt, Larry Hughes, James Andrews. YL .I Page Seventy-nine Track This is the second year that Ritenour has had a track team. Last year's team made a good start and this year's team, as the yearbook goes to press, is showing great improvements. In the tirst meet of the year the senior division won from Maplewood 62 l 3 to 49 2 3. The track team meets a real need at Ritenour. It provides a spring sport for those who do not have the type of ability needed tor the baseball team. Since track consists of a wide variety of events, it makes possible a higher number of participants than any other type of interschool sport. The track team is making a significant contribution to the Ritenour athletic program by providing opportunities tor development of lead- ership and physical fitness for many ot our stu- dents. Let us all hope the Ritenour track teams become better each year. Row One-Bob Beck, .John Good, Lee Dorrance, Lewis Reid, Phil Batisto, Tom Baughman, Ed Thoman, Richard Hunt, Bill Cain, David Heil, Jack Fischer, Bill Wilson, Richard Ferell. Row Two-Coach Matt Mayerle, Matt Krich, Jack Fletcher, Bruce Bennett, Jack Jones, Frank Hess, Jack Rosner, Danny Brandt, Jerry Carr, Bob Snyder, Vic Baucom, Carl Rankin, Jerry Berendt, Fred Noack, Jeff Anselm, Charles Mory, Lloyd Bailey. Row Three-Ed Willis, Bob Steinmeyer, Earl Bates, Donald Kuhn, Glenn Hoffman, Ron Vinyard, Clarence DeBold, John Redfern, Rich- ard Browning, Brad McPherson, Gary Wetteroff, Wayne Clark, Len Hofstetter, Jim Noecker, Dowell Kelley, Ray Reese. A 'L..x'x . K 1 1 ,.. f -'KLA' I'l'..j'lf:tLl Row Row Row Row Row Row ll. ll. tl. tl. One Anita Hecht, Jackie Maxwell, Dot Lewis, Virginia Riley, Audrey Young, Two Mary Stuckcy, Claudia Horn, Louise Reinkemeyer, Jan Jackson, Pat Gidcomb, JoAnn Harclesty, Juleann Bein, Carol Lumar, Carolyn Ernst, Betty Lou Tomlinson, Janice Schores, Ruth Clark, Florence Heil, Billie Griggs, Peggy Cannacly. Three Deanna Seitz, Sherry Sherman, Norma Anclereck, Virginia Quade, Cleta Paul, Donna Roussin, Rosemary Holland, Joyce Brown, Pat Baucom Jackie Schillinger, Carol Lynn, Gail Hilleman, Marilyn Thoman, Sally Neecly, Pat Potter, Mabel Hosea, Ethel Baker. Four Joan Robbins, Joan Brier, Reta Paul, Joan Milburn, Phebe McKeon, Ellender Brown, Jeanie Schulte, Jackie Wegner, Sue Dyer, June Thomas, Carolyn Tayloe, Linda Edwards, Roselyn Grisbeck, Tceple, Karin Wilkstrancl, Nancy Parker, Marilyn Worthen. Five Geneen Cassens, Yvonne Mathis, Ann Mclntyre, Paula Singleterry, Peeters, Barbara Willey, Irene Kuntz, Mary Lou English, Carol Hopper, Black. Six Marsha Emmons, Sherri Zimmerman, Carol Juenger, Ann Hankins, lane, Carol Theodorow, Pat Oliver, Marian Lindner, Marie JoAnn Knudsen, Lorene Kasper, Jackie White, Shirley Betty Adams, Cora Lee Braznell, Marcine Henrick, Betty Doris Copeland, JoAnn Crider. Gwynne Salmon, Myra Ilockiiy and Ilasketihall Field hockey is played on a TOO-yard field with ll players. The obiect is to score in your op- ponents' goal and prevent his scoring in yours. The defensive players of backfield are left, cen- ter, and right halfback, right and left fullback, and the goalie, the offensive players or forward line are right and left wing, right and left inner, and the center forward, who starts the game with a bully. The bully is a combination of hit- ting the ground and each other's sticks alter- nately three times. The ball may be hit only with the stick of each player except the goalie, who may use her feet, hands, or body with her stick. The sport which seems to be most popular around Ritenour is basketball, over 200 girls came out for intramural games. This sport, po- pular with the boys, is somewhat different from their game, girls' basketball has limited dribble, a divided court, no physical contact, and six players to a side. The limited dribble makes it necessary to pass a lot, therefore, requiring quick reflexes and a great deal of agility. Row Two JoAnn Hardcsty, Marian Lindner, Cleta Paul, Sally Needy, Carol Lynn, June Thomas, Barbara Willey, Camellia Hasscl, Silo Dyer, Rota Paul, Betty Adams, Anita Hecht. Qovv One Carolyn Ernst, Deanna Seitz, Marilyn Worthen, Virginia Riley, Pat Potter, Jackie Maxwell, Dot Lewis, Marilyn Tltoman Audrey Young Raw Ono Sandra Gale, Gay Bergfeld, Janice S:hores, Francine Doxey, Helen Collins, Row Two Pat Pottei Barliara Hoffman, Delores Brown, Cynthia Klosterhott. Row One Cynthia Klosterhoft, Francine Doxey, Delores Brown. Rovv Two--Helen Collins, Barbara Hoffman, Sandra Gale. Row Three - Janice Schorez, Pat Potter, Gay Bergfeld, llhoiii'leadi'i's If anyone happened to pass the school this Q summer and heard Ritenour cheers, it was only the T953-54 cheerleaders getting in practice for the coming year. These ambitious girls gave much time and energy in order to help the students promote the excellent school spirit which prevailed at Ritenour all year. They not only led the cheers during the football and basketball seasons but also conducted assemblies and worked on the Good Sportsmanship Drive. Congratulations go to these vivacious cheer- leaders who did a marvelous iob for their school. Page Eighty-three Page Eighty-four llirls' Sports SENIOR CLASS HOCKEY Row One'Pat Potter, Jackie Maxwell, Marilyn Tlioinan Anita Hecht, Dorothy Lewis. Row Two Audrey Young, Ruth Clark, Sally Needy, Vir- ginia Riley, Betty Adams, Jeanie Schulte, Betty Lou Tomlinson. SENIOR CLASS BASKETBALL Row One Pat Potter, Virginia Riley, Marie Tecple, Dorotliy Lewis, JoAnn Becker. Row Two Audrey Young, Joyce Nitze, Ruth Clark, Sally Neecly, Anita Hezlwt, Jackie Maxwell, Jeanie Schulte, Karin Wikstravid, Betty Lou Tomlinson, JUNIOR CLASS HOCKEY Row One Reta Paul, Carolyn Ernst, Joyce Brown, Sue Dyer, Cleta Paul, Deanna Seitz, Marilyn Wortltcn. Row Two Geneen Cassens, Norma Andereck, Carol Lynn, Juleann Bein, Carol Luinar. llirls' Spurlu JUNIOR CLASS BASKETBALL Row One Barbara Wcrncr, Mary Stuclcey, Marilyn Worth- on, Marianne Wintjon, Sue Dyer, Row Two Joan Robbins, Sherry Webb, Clera Paul, Carol Lynn, Joyce Brown, Deanna Seitz, Virginia Quacle, Rota Paul, Carol Lumar SOPHOMORE CLASS HOCKEY Row One Belly Black, Jackie Wegner, Jackie White, Barb- ara Willey, JoAnn Hardesty, Pat Gidcomb, Donna Jones, Diana Jones, Row Two Margaret Miller, Carol Hogan, Gwynne Salmon, Camellia Hassel, Mary Lou English, June Thomas, Ellender Brown, Ann Hankins, Louise Reinkemeyer. SOPHOMORE CLASS BASKETBALL Row One Jackie Wegner, JoAnn Hardesly, Doris Cope- land, Ann Mclnlyre, Louise Reinkemeyer, Sherry Sher- man, Shirley Kramer Row Two Lucille Brown, Camellia Hassel, June Thomas, Carol Theodorow, Ellender Brown, Darla Sims. 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