Ritenour High School - Melaureus Yearbook (Overland, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1955 volume:

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X S X ie af 7755 The Rutenour Sennor Hugh School yearbook staff vs pleased to pre ent the Melaureus for l955 Maynard Redfield Sponsor Walter Potthoff Editor In Chief Lawrence Howard Productlon Manager Irene Kuntz Literary Editor Barry Wledenkeller Co Advertnslng Manager Grahame Richards Co Advertlszng Manager Georgaa Trrpp Treasurer Business Manager Saralane Evans Assustant Business Manager Ellender Brown Co Sales Manager Lucrlle Brown Co Sales Manager Betty May Publuclty Director gif' 'i-' ff ,,,.--' 4 L? 5 1 I, l Our Theme thus year as GOALS for wllhoul them each stage of lnfe would be galnless Each of us will have many goals to galn durlng our life fume I nmpossuble to succeed In all of our ambmons but there IS the hope that the maloruty wall be accompllshed Only with educahon and experience can These goals be realized Page Three Q -H ,, . , ' ' ' ' . lis , , I l l A l l Page Four As tar back as 1867 there was a Rutenour school dustru t although ut was classutued as a rural school lt became a town school un 1906 and un 1918 t oftucually became a furst class school Over thus peruod of years we had a num ber ot superuntendents who euther retured or nnoved on to other posutuons I 1920 Mr Hoech became the superuntetudent and has done a very excellent uob ever sunce ln comparuson to the present graduatung classes the turst graduatung class ot 1918 put only tour hugh school graduates unto the world In 1919 the e was no graduatung class and from 1920 on there has been a steady stream ot Rutenour graduates The Rutenour Hugh School was located un the Old Overland School buuldung untul 1924 and un the tall of that year they moved to what us now the J Hugh buuldung at 8740 Forest Avenue The story ot the hugh school whule on Forest Avenue was one of contunuung expansuon and numerous addutuons to the buuldung Sunce uts organuzatuon the system had consusted of eught grades on the elementary level and tour on the Hugh School level ln 1950 thus type ot organuzatuon was changed wuth the untroductuon ot a kundergarten and a uunuor hugh lt us a well known tact that these Unuted States are very versatule when ut comes to economuc changes Rutenour has over the years trued to keep up wuth the ever changung cuvuluzatuon In tryung to meet thus enormous demand Rute nouu has over the years added such ttungs as the cornmercual courses luke typung and shorthand Kun 192-411 athletucs chemustry DO and vocatuonal school Wuth the help ot the state the vocatuonal school was establtshecl at the close ot the Second World War Other thungs whuch have been added are the Band guudance teacher and specual teachers tor lup readung and a home teachung sys tem Over the ears Rutenour has had total raduatuou of A 622 tudeuuts not Y Q uncludung thus years class The buggest problems tacung the dustruct us that of tunancung an ade tuate statt and buuldung program A few hustorucal facts may prove to be unterestuuuq ln 1920 the assessed valuatuon ot the dustruct was S2 750000 whuch seems small by comparuson wuth a valuatuon whuch us now un excess of 36 mulluon Durung the comung year the dustruct wull spend approxumately S1 750 000 of whuch over S1 000 000 goes tor teachers salarues A teacher wuth a masters degree now can nualce up to S5 500 . . .F . 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'L 1 u 1 f 1 I I' ' , , azewazd ll Tlwns yearbook Cam lollull flue Lxpeflallomi truly aclwugvecl :YQ gowl of The slodemfs ol Rilonom' l-liglw Sclwool, if lwas dmmezmzwa There IS no one In Rltenour Drstrlct who has not heard of Mr Arthur A Hoech If they have gone to school In this dtstrrct or had children goung He IS the Superlntendent of the Rtte nour Consoludated Dtstruct and he has had com plete expernence un the freld of Educatnon These experiences Include berng rural school pruncu pal athletuc coach IU college and htgh school supervisor IH the State Department of Educatuon at Jefferson Ctty He received his B S Degree from Central Wesleyan and took addntnonal vvork at Northeast Mlssouru State College Later he attended the Unnversuty of Mlssouru where he recelved a Bachelors and Masters Degree ID Educatuon Each year Mr Hoech has seen Rltenour School Dlstrlct grow In population Has hard Work and effort have made Rutenour Dustrtct the fxne educa tonal area that It us T955 has thirty fnfth ear as superuntendent of the Rvtenour schools was marked by the openung of the new Arthur A Hoech Junuor Hngh School L to rlct Nlwrvun Kuhn Arthur Hocct Superlntcndent J VV Petcrson Dr R y Walthu J V cprcsllznt W A Dlstt roon Eclntlt lVlcCalllstc-r Sccrctary EclwardL Wyland Tre surer W1lter Kcmper Jr Presudent xg Page Sux MR COSTILOW The prlnclpal of our school Mr O W Cost: low has seen this school grow from an enroll ment of 230 students Being prunclpal of a large school luke Rntenour IS a very dlfflcult job but for twenty enght years he has done a very efflclent 'ob Mr Costllow has attended a wade range of schools Furst he obtained has BS Degree from Denlson Unlverslty un Granville Ohto and re cenved hrs Master s Degree from the Unaversnty of llllnols He has gone on with has graduate work at Washington Unlversaty MISSOUYI Unuverslty and at Colorado State College of Education MR EVANS Mr Wendell L Evans has been with us sux years now as our asslstant superintendent B fore he came to Rltenour he had been the Super nntendent of Schools ID Fulton and prior to that he served as a Durector of Hugh School Dustrnct Supervlston In the State Department of Educa tlon Has other posatnons Include teaching and coachlng athletncs rn the hugh schools of both Desloge and Fayette and at one tnme he was prunclpal of the Brentwood Hugh School and Frazner Elementary School ID Brentwood Mr Evans recenved has A B Degree at Central Wesleyan and has M A at the University of Mus sour: He also has done graduate work beyond has Master s at Mussourn and Washlngton Unuversn ues Muss GREER Mrss Ellen Marne Greer rs known to all Rrte nourrtes as Ellen Her career as secretary for Mr Costllow started snxteen years ago beginning the August followung her graduatlon from Rnte nour on June 2 1939 As all the students know Ellen has a vast amount of work connected wnth her 'ob how ever she always funds tame for a smvle or pleas ant remarks Her memory for telephone num bers faces and names us fabulous She always puts the rnght name on the tardy excuses blue slips and the seventh hour lust All klddlng aslde she does a swell 'ob and we really ao preclate her efforts Page Se en , . . . ' I - 1 I f - . . , . . W 1 I t . e- f , i 7 SS: s t - - - , 3, 1 ' N ' 1 ' I - 1 . 1 v P. , S11 X x . 1 , . I - , . I , ,, . . 1 :xg x I 1 Jig' 5 ' . ' ' , fs. vi an fr v '74caZtq RHS 1944 Page Eight Row One, June Becht, Physical Education, Health, Gilbert Wild, English, Journal' ism, LaRue Saunders, Librarian, Lyle Fisher, Social Studies, Math, Althea Schumann, Physical Education, Health, Audra Holmes, Social Studies. Row Two: Matthew Mayerle, Mechanical Drawing, Dorothy London, Social Studies, English, John Murphy, English, Leta Lindsey, Commercial, Ruth Leeper, Span- ish, Social Studies, Elizabeth Botts, Art. Row Three, Katherin Digby, Commercial, Melge Golterman, Driving Instructor, Evelyn Swanson, Commercial, English, Allen Rose, Music, Social Studies, Bessie Elliott, Guidance Director, George Allred, English, Social Studies. Row Four, Leonard Provorse, Biology. 7 Gil-Q0 Row Row Row One, Berdena Kidwell, Commercial, Mamie Hurst, Social Studies, English, John Moore, Physical Education, Health, Ruth Lovelace, English, Maynard Redfield, Social Studies, Speech, Virginia Harmon, English, Latin. Two, Charles Robinson, Science, Elizabeth Lenox, English, Social Studies, Nellie Samson, Commercial, Dean Nunes, Social Studies, English, Jane Kraem- er, Clothing, Science, Frank Armentrout, Science, Math. Three, Anna Mary Bullock, Social Studies, Illomay Hachtmeyer, Art, James Gardner, Social Studies, Mary Louise Ray, Math, Virgil Todd, Diversified Oc- cupations, Mamie Everley, English, Dramatics. Page Nine CLASSES The three classes at Rrtenour Sophomore Junlor and Senror are very school sprrlted In each one ot these classes students are glven an opportunnty to show their etflclency I0 scholastic Interest leadership and so clal actlvlty Rrtenour started with a very small enroll boasts an enrollment ol lOoO students We feel certaun that each class s growth In quantuty wnll be complnmented by a greater amount ot duality and that H1 the tuture they wrll show these outstandung class trants rn the varnous ac trvltres In the school and eventually become the better crtlzens ot Ameruca thus achlevrng therr goal Page T mt' Une Zicwaea ment, but through the years it has grown until it now Wqqv- PM-M-rx eaa2vz0' H444 74:45 The class rsng seems to be one of the most Important requssstsons to besng a complete sensor These shsny stems arrsved soon after school started Then thsngs really began to roll The followsng class offscers were elected Carl Long pressdent Don Dunton vsce pressdent and Marsan Lsndner secretary treasurer Student Councsl was headed by three able sensors Barry Wsedenkeller pressdent Ken Rose vsce pressdent and Irene Kuntz secretarytrea surer The Mussc department got off to a roarsng start by electsng Bob Adams pressdent and Irene Kuntz vsce pressdent Chorus offscers were Ken Rose pressdent Geneen Cassens vsce pressdent and Irene Kuntz secretary Sensors were well represented sn All County Band by Rsch ODonnell Irene Kuntz and Dean Lohmann Lohmann and ODonnell were also sn the All County Orchestra County Chorus representatsves from the sen sor class were Geneen Cassens Saralane Evans Betty May Grahame Rschards Jerry Peters and Ken Rose They were also sn the school quartet and sextet Our football team had Dsck Hunt and Jack Rosner as co captasns The wsnnsng touchdown of the Turkey Bowl Game was made by sensor Allan Wsllman Co captasns of the basketball team were Jerry McKsnnss and Don Msller Wrestlsng track and baseball had Lee Grubbs Bob Beck and Allan Wsllman as thesr captasns In gsrls sports the offscers of the R Club were Mary Stuckey pressdent Geneen Cas sens vsce pressdent and Joan Robbsns secretary treasurer R GAA was headed by Carol Lynn pressdent Cleta Paul vsce pressdent Marslyn Worthen secretary and Deanna Sestz treasurer Spurrsng our teams to vsctory were Nancy Parker Mary Stuckey Carolyn Ernst Reta Paul Page Twelve Don Dunton Marsan Lsndser Carl Long AIVera Lawrence Rosle Burmesster Betty Whste head Carol Lumar and Deanna Sestz captaan Dramatscs Club offscers were Charlotte Pop pele pressdent Jerry Msddleton vsce pressdent and Marslyn Scollay secretary The Bsble Club had Marlene Taff as sts pressdent Rstenours re porters for Prom Magazsne were Nancy Parker and Barry Wsedenkeller Thss year Rstenour had sux sensors who represented our school on the Inter Group Youth Steersng Commsttee for the Natsonal Councsl of Chrsstsans and Jews They were Sherry Webb Irene Kuntz Saralane Evans Glenda Dunham Barry Wsedenkeller and Don Pespers The Melaureus popularsty candsdates from the sensor class were Marslyn Worthen Betty Whste head Ken Rose and Carl Long Sue Dyer was edstorsn chsef of the Pepper Box thss year wsth Sonya Erskson asssstant eds tor Norma Andereck Glenda Dunham and Betty and headlsne edstor Irene Kuntz Members of the bussness staff were Ken Rose bussness man ager Msllard Dunham concessson stand man ager Jerry Msddleton advertsssng manager and Irene Kuntz csrculatson manager Melaureus staff was headed by edstor sn chsef Walter Potthoff Lawrence Howard productson manager Irene Kuntz lsterary edstor Georgsa Trspp bussness manager Saralane Evans asssst ant bussness manager Barry Wsedenkeller and Grahame Rnchards co advertsssng managers and Betty May publscsty dsrector As the yearbook goes to press there are many excstsng events to come whsch wsll clsmax the sensor year Thsngs to look forward to are the sensor play the Junsor Sensor Prom and fsnally commencement exercsses the end of four per fect years of hsgh school lsfel 1 - l I r I I I - ' u ' 1 1 1 - 1 , I n 1 1 1 1 I - 1 ' - D 2 1 1 1 ' ' - 1 1 - - - ' ' A I I ' ' ' I I I r ' ' 2 . 1 1 1 - 1 - - . . I ' I 1 ' - , 1 1 1 - . May, page edstorsg copy edstor, Larry Gslmoreg 1 1 - - 1 1 1 ' ' ' I . q - . I I ' ' ' 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 - ' ' - I . 1 I I ' ' . . . 1 1 1 - ' ' 1 - 1 1 - . .... , 1 1 - 1 - I - - I I I I ' U9 JEANETTE ABBOTT Dramatic Club Pep Club Chorus 53 54 Football Court Music Club R G A A Varsity Softball Hockey Ol Painting fllfw KQHHUMI1, ROBERT ADAMS Band Orchestra Chorus Music Club President of Band Student Council Record Club D O Rflwsl Mm RONALD ANDREWS Camera Club Bible Club Wlvvt,4AiIw ffvm fl MVWLTMM 1- DONNA ARENS Personality Club Pep Club Music Club Typing Club Student Council I fl'l!VxD'lfl'Vl07t LLOYD BAILEY Student Council, Tumbling Club, Foot- ball Dramatic Club, Bible Club, Year- book Ad Salesman, Track Mgr., Foot- ball Mgr. gmt 4t1Zwwww2l '5 CLARENCE BARBIER typing Club, D. O. X-tn' lun .1 Html.: K-tlllir lt, THOMAS ACKERMAN DON ALLEMANN Basketball Club Baseball Club Auto Club Trade School Rel fvtfwfta lltemllawlt CMLN NORMA ANDERECK U R G A A Hockey Basketball Vol leyball Softball Student Council Pep per Box Editor Yearbook Quill and Scroll Tennis R Club Senior Proph ecy Committee Honor Society f CAROLYN AVERBECK Pep Club Camera Club Loafer s Club Record Club Senior Prophecy Com mittee EDWARD BALES Tumbling Club, Basketball Club, Basel ball Club, Debate Club, lidmfl .YJ EL. ML, My Me Dramatic Club, Pep Club, R, G. A, A., Baseball, Typing Club. Nltll Ittlttml ll-uw np.-v' lmlllt liwlx l'VlAA- PATRlClA BAUCOM' ' l:jGlLt,faWt2fP0l MIAJU U tl H vll lflwfltm Page Thirteen 6086014 JULES BAUMGARTNER Football Basketball Baseball lValle Hugh Schooll Basketball Club Baseball Club 1 ml M warm WeJ,MfllQ'56l'DYlw ROBERT BECK Football Basketball Track Track Capt Baseball Club Basketball Club Stu dent Councul Trade School Honor So clety Ill dural HS Tzwllu flflkfwll OZDOVCA AM T-lfl-C!W'Vk JULE ANN BEIN R G A A Basketball Hockcy olk Dancmg Student Councul Typnng Club Chorus Pepper Box 'Vllmufrxwvtm ww M, OU-ffffawvl WW BRUCE BENNETT Football Track Camera Club Chess Club Tennls Club Slade Rule Club Honor Society INM-'VVS RAYMOND BODEN Football Basketball Club Tumbllng Club Auto Club Track m mwnwyvml lYllTbmel,llDo.,f3l, Zlww wx EMlL BOHLMANN D O lr fieilvmi AMN! W' W llvwlfawll llc Page Fourteen MARY BEAUCHAMP Buble Club Pep Club Future Nurses Club Correspondence Club Musuc Club Sports THOMAS BEEHLER Uransferred from Mercyb Trade School GRACE BELK JFRRY BERENDT Football Baseball Track Wrestlmg Pep Club Cvlce presxdentl Rglvwfl 'VLOLJ www wuzfvwfbb XII CAROL BlLLINGTON Dramatnc Club Pep Club Yearbook Salesman Junior Achievement L I fwmfwvc THOMAS BOYD Basketball Club Baseball Club Tum bling Club Dramatlc Club Football O Pauntmg Club D O l RUTH ANN BOURNE Camera Club Folk Dancnng Club Pep Club Yearbook Salesman D Inu r WM FHM Tm EDWARD BREMER Tumbling Club Radio Club Camera Club Baseball Club Junior Achieve ment Trade School May ,-,,.Au,Q.1a.1fas VV-QAM THOMAS BRINEGAR Tumbling Club Softball Corkball Club Horseshoe Club Baseball Airplane O l'4UVt.6i Lam fm www ARTHUR BROCKSCHMIDT Band Chorus Football Auto Cub 1 1 1 lblwwll flat 'V LEONARD BUCHHOLZ mg, lll,,,l,,,l,elM,,ll PATRICIA BURKE orus, Glee Club, G. A. A., e Club, School Newspaper, Varsity Bas- ketball, Berkeley, D. O. iwunr- nt x 1111- rr '1-ilvw. Burk' is .in--x, 1 xt' ix fn- -, 11:'1'x 11 mm mlm DANIEL BRAN DT Band Orchestra Chorus Music Club Track Debate Club J I KENNETH LEE BRIDGES Tumblmg Club Baseball Club Corkball Club Loafers Club Slide Rule Club Uulua fiaimafa wcftfww Salim Mr DAVID BROCKMAN ll I I 7 l RICHARD BUCKLES Hobby Club Bible Club Basketball Club Tumblmg Club rx 11 V7 IONE BULETTI Pep Club Mixed Chorus Yearbook salesman Music Club. MM EWU fu-W1 WMWQMJ lil me ROSAMOND BURMEISTER Football Court 52-53, Melaureus Court 52-53, Art Club Secretary-Treasurer, Pep Club Secretary, Fashion Board Representative, Cheerleader, Football Court 54-55. Ii' ' N K ill' 5 X tl ' A In ll l'A ' 4.t,A.t., N :nt Page Fifteen eadafw PAT CADWELL Volleyball Sewmg Club Camera Club Pep Club T llwtliwm EUGENE CAUDLE Trade School if ffl VNAA GENEEN CASSENS Hockey Basketball Volleyball Soft A R Club vlce pres: dent Chorus vlce president County Chorus Sextet Octet Yearbook Dra rnatrc Club Servlce Rostrum Hono Socuety Mmm UvwlLl1rmtrw1l++ GAIL CHAMBERLAIN Bl e Club Future Nurses Club Pres dent Personaluty Club Vice President Nm 'C DONALD cook Mxiulwti !YXcv9.t 1069 MONETT COUNTS School Busmess Club llndependencel Volleyball lPattonvllleJ Softball lPat tonvrllel Squad Leader Dance Com mrttee lPattonvlllel Typlng Club Qfwfwlp Cam WMM VUL WW WM Page Srxteen VVILLIAM CAIN Wrestling Baseball Tumbllng Club Auto Club Track Armed Forces Club Honor Socuety DOROTHY CARRCLL Pep Club RAYBURN CHRISTENSEN Tumblrng Club Trade School . GAIL COMFORT Personality Club Needlecratt Club Pep Club Future Nurses Club Typing Club NMMW FRED CRANDELL Auto Club 1 flvlvwal Tmtfwnfx IAHZA-4m ww- mo BEVERLY CRAIN Treasurer Sophomore Class Cheer leader lAdvance Hlght Varsrty Vol leyball Basketball lAdvance Hnghj Nurses Club Pep Club Varsity Vol leyball Basketball Sottbwll Hockey G A l 1 f .Q ll 1 O V , , a, ' , , ' ' 1 1 1 It Mm- 1.1 Ill w.tr.rtl.t nt Syvum lllwt .It-.-mv , ' , l , , tu. lu uw 11 with lmtlwrml uytnlrr .lm-t. ltwt- lt- Itqlrw I mtl ' ,. '.1p:.1m..i rm ml: 1,,.l:.-1 14. ,ltmw HAH JN, ,M-,Y lt' .lttntln ' t- X , ,1- IX tl ' ' Ir 'l I 3 f t 4. f , 1 1 1 ' ball, R. G, A. ., ' - '- 1 - F ' 1 ' I f ' ' ' ' ' xml .ltntmf .,l.1 Jw I ' I F Nlvwlwu tluwlx rt' ll' tlrnvrmf llunwlr. f, s lf 1' 'M H v -H ' , i- ' ' . . . . , , I - 1 Honor Society. ' W Mtttw ntrrlrt ,.f- ..w nw mlm M- wr .tw lmrcwu tml for .1 It-'z tttwptrml. 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GLENDA DUNHAM ophomore Ptlgrumage Art Club In terror Decoratuon Club Pepper Box Page Edttor Yearbook Salesman Needlecraft Club Auto Club Proph ccy Commnttee Owl Pauntung Club Dra mattc Club N C C J Steertng Com mtttee Honor Soctety l'lfv14ff,l'rbw4 DONALD UNION I Foo ll Wrestlmg Track Stu ent Councul Vtce Presudent Sophomore Class Prestdent of Junnor Class State Student Counctl Vuce Presndent Senior Class SUE DYER Sophomore Dramatlc Club R G A A Pepper Box Asststant Edttor Edntor an Chief Pepper Box R b Var stty Hockey Captam Prophecy Com mtttee Honor Soclety ROBERT DAVID JR Slade Rule Club Radto Club Honor oclety Yllll HU PATRICIA DORLAC Pep Club Camera Club ll'MMYlcC1lI'Z,wx WILLIAM DUNCAN Correspondence Club Wrestlung Dra matlc Club I I I fklfluttfl dvwhajff WMMO MILLARD DUNHAM Square Dance Club Pepper Box Con cesston Manager Chorus Junuor Achtevement I D41 Cacia! GERALD DWYER Student Councul Auto Club D UI RICHARD EAVES Ba ketball Club Baseball Club Loafers Club Stamp Club Record Club Page Seventeen ROBERT ELLER Tumbllng Club Wrestllng Baseball Club Student Councll Basketball Club I tr llllffwfl 72wlw1 Mmm WMM VM CAROL EMERSON num lqpwulfjl FRANK ERARD Football Basketball School Nevvspape Non Commussnoned Offs er Club lMns sour: Mnlltary Academyl CAROLYN ERNST R G A A Volleyball Yearbook R G A A Court 52 53 Student Council College Club Vuce Presndent Cheer leader Club Dramatic u Honor Soclety RWRWW ww SARAJANE EVANS Student Councll State Student Council Chorus County Chorus Sextet Peppe Box Pep Club Muslc Club Ring Com muttee College Club President Pro phecy Commuttee Assnstant Busmess M Melaureus N C C J Steermg Comrnuttee Honor Society Y' vv-Us-4m l-Uv-VYWL JEAN FEAR Pep Club Basketball Yearbook .lunlor Achtevement Prophe y Comrnrttee Honor Soclety Page Elghteen WILLIAM ELLIS Radno Club Baseball Club Basket ball Club Auto Club A rtlrt MARCIA EMMONS Pep Club Volleyball Softball RGAA Hockey Sensor Prophecy Commvttee llllfw fwgg Lljlvwc Ffiwawnl tflb-Hwcflltlw lewllm 'lt SONJA ERIKSON Pepper Box AssustantEd1tor Dramatnc Club Pep Club Typnng Club Student Councll Record Club xwuctdiadf JAY EVANS Radio Club Loafers Club Auto Club O fxllvltt' b0VwQ'l'lAMwnfll'H wc? l0lS3 -lvlfldl RICHARD FEAGER Baseball Club Basketball Club Camera Club Basketball RlCHARD FERELL l T ack Chorus Track Mgr Wrltmg Club Armed Forces Club Wrestlmg Mgr null? 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' 1 , GIRLS Most popular Betty Whltehead Irene Kuntz Best all round Carol Lurnar Deanna Seltz Best Athlete Carol Lynn Deanna Seltz Best dressed AlVera Lawrence Saralane Evans Best Actress Geneen Cassens Irene Kuntz Tallest Georgla Trlpp Mary Ann Grossenbacher Smallest Kathleen Jennings Betty Whltehead Best personallty Carol Lurnar Irene Kuntz Best dancer Barbara Werner Nancy Parker Frlendllest Carolyn Ernst Carol Lumar Glrl wlth the best llne Barbara Werner Lou Crow Sweetest Carolyn Ernst Marge Hupe Wlttlest Irene Kuntz Barbara Werner Slnger Geneen Cassens Betty May MUSICIBH Irene Kuntz Alene Gowdy Cutest Rosle BUVITTGISTSF Betty Whrtehead Most beautlful AlVera Lawrence ROSIS Burmels er Prettlest eyes Rosle Burmelster Barbara Taylor Prettlest Halr Yvonne Mathls Joan Robblns Most ICSYTTIITIITC AlVera Lawrence Pat Dorlac Sweetest Smlle Marlene Taff Carol Lumar Most lntelllgent Glenda Dunham Carol Lumar Most ?1lTTlDIllOUS Irene Kuntz Carol Lumar Julret Mary Ann Grossenbacher Gall Cham berlaln Most llkely to succeed Carol Lumar Irene Kuntz ewdalz Pa!! BOYS Most Popular Carl Long Ken Rose Best all round Don Dunton Jerry McKrnnls Be t athlete Duck Hunt Jerry MCKIDITIS Best dressed Ernle McKlnnls Ken Rose Best actor Ron Vlnyard Ken Rose Tallest Larry Howard Carl Flood Smallest Ray Meyerhoff Blll Duncan Best personallty Carl Long Nlck Baumgartner Best dancer John Glfford Ken Rose Frlendllest Jlm Neff Ken Rose Boy wlth best llne Lee Dorrance Ernle McKrnnls Sweetest ,lll'TT Neff Ed Thoman Wlttlest Danny Brandt Lee Grubbs Singer Dean Lohmann Jerry Peters Musrclan Rlch ODonnell Bob Adams Cutest Nlck Baumgartner Blll Ollver Most handsome Carl Long Bob Korn Prettlest eyes Carl Long Bob Glll Prettlest halr Rlch ODonnell Jerry Berendt Most mascullne Gene Woods Jack Rosner Sweetest smlle Jam Neff Jerry Berendt Most rntelllgent Barry Wledenkeller Robert David Most ambltrous Ken Rose Barry Wredenkeller Romeo Carl Flood Jlm Ratley Most lllcely to succeed Barry Wledenkeller Ken Rose KH rllmlr Wall: ul rlnlllr lhunls to tl l LL rlpl l all lo ll lhouqh ul atm l774ILj roam and llISlCIl7I In l rr 17411771 Ill LLIH rlmlmlnr Ihll Dru: lxlllm lu Hllzh UI rllrmz llllltl l l rm pu! lrl l Ll LLL HIL ll flllls In IFS LL! 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Page Thirty-eight GROUP I T Row One Judy Payne, Faye Wilson, Connie Gotsch, Caro- lyn Tayloe, Doris Copeland, Sherry Sherman, Nancy Ya- don, Helen Litteken. Row Two 'Bob Eilerman, Rex Button, Richard Dormois, Nan Maples, Ann Hankins, Jim Er- win, Richard Roberts, Bob Bates. Row Three Steve Litteken, Da- vid Wade, Richard Parotti, Charles Schmidt, James Law- rence. GROUP Il Row One Velma Butler, Donna Lewin, Betty Rocklagc, Clara Gifford, Judy Hammerschmidt, Sherri Zimmerman, Jo Anne Crider. Row Two Jeanne Gaitln-r, Jeanette Byrd, Peggy An- drews, Melba Bowman, Gale Borgman, Jo Ann Harclcsty, Lucille Brown. Row Three Jerry Pudivitr, Jack Williford, Lincoln Capstick, Jim Boyd, Bill Dent, Jack Kirkpatrick, David Wendt, Nelson Whitecotton. GROUP Ill Row One --Evelyn Noll, Carole Rodewalt, Carol Wood, Roset- ta Byerly, Lois Vernay, Pliyl lis Vaught, Nancy Kraisser. Row Two -- Larry Hammond, Tommy Swink, Janice Laws, Marlene Menefee, Betty Wil- lis, Arnold Jellison, David Hillier. Row Three--Tom Mudd, Bob Handler, Bill Wipfler, Joe Lupo, Albert lckenroth, Don lrvin. They also sponsored a student-faculty basketball game. In the field of sports Ron Seago and John Red- fern served as captains of the football team, and Bob Burda and Roland Kurtz served as captains of the basketball team. Bill Wilson lettered in track, and Bob Burda and Roland Kurtz lettered, playing first string on the Ritenour varsity base- ball team. The freshmen gurls who nelped pep up the games by cheerung were Ann White Jo Anne Cruder, Nan Maples Joan McQuuston Joan Ev rard and Sherry Sherman e ended our last year un the Junuor Hugh School wuth a semu formal freshman dance given by the Student Councul Here many of the gurls receuved then turst corsages whuch made them feel as though they were gettung up un the world GROUP IV Row On: Jotn Shrpcy wnnu Robucrts Charlrs a c n Sturcy Scwa mr Larry mix Stun Davc Forbus Row Two Hmlun Bunsbachar Nancy Thcus Loss Clnflduck uc u Wo mwnslsy Burnctcz umnuuqlt Jrancttc Ross er oslllu cnc ruc s r c H1 tcltku Row Thru Kun Knobmloclx Mara Thompson Giry Wul ns Jcrry Fmtscu GROUP V Row Om Susuu Leclguwood arol Pcctm rs Gaul An e ancy Meyu r Mwry E cn Quunn Bwrhwra Braclluy Don na Burqu Row Two Arthur Pemb rtoru Donna Roussun Marulyn Schra d r Lcla Tupput Pcggy Gar ruson Duana Borclclclcl Paul Rcnwud w Tl rec n Enlow c nsulun Marvun Rcyno s Jum Andrcws Armun Neff Jlm Porter GROUP VI Row Onc Barbara Clcment Ruth Ann Hamulton Janet Tu hen Marne Lohsc Shurlcy Keul Vera Mestemacher Ellcnder Brown W Two Bull u uns Joan Hardekopf Ruth Ann Tate Bcvmrly Wlclcman Vlrglnua Ross Ted MacLeod Row Thrcc Allan Ramsey Gcnr. Schaper Bull Schwend Gcorgc Ownby Danny Bowlcs Ray Bolulmann Ron nuc Sonnenbcrg Bll Hamul OIT Page Thurty nune 66060241 that us, untul they become soonomores uw the Semor Hugh School After much confusuon we tunally got used to what seemed to us an enormous school Wuth Bull Sulluns whom we elected as class presudent D C Look, our vuce presudent and Velma Butler our se retary we sponsored an II1TOfIW1u3l dance called the Abstract Alley Amhle un the sprung of T95-1 f I I I . , . , , . O H lv , W . . . . . I A . I . ' ' c' , . ' ' sf, v A -M - l ' I- , DC. - - W - B - g 'o, l'l- l tt-, ' . lo 1 , Lilluan l' klv, - T T X.. x X P v' ua , - -' Q ' L' l. L , - X - I , R H- u'-ur, Ka -uu Tl:- Don Miller, Charles Mory, I x lr , 1 liar , - - l. ' u. . 4 T T .K ' x lx i T C H H , ' d I, N 5 , . Ilf K K 0 I - ' 'I s , 1 . A Ro 1 H Jil , J ff ' f A 1 , ' - ld, M ' , u u , X , X Ro ' S ll' , . 1 1 I 1 ff - s ' s V ' ' ' . ' .TV - V V I , n 2 1 ,, , g . . I ' '. , I 5 l A I . f TN g C 1? u Betty Black and Nan Maples were chosen as our Melaureus Popularity Queen Candidates. We were quite proud of our football team since they won the Suburban League sophomore title. In sophomore basketball Bob Burda was elected captain. Bill Wilson, along with John Redfern and Clarence DeBold, lettered in track. Larry Allen made first string in wrestling. This year for the first time the girls were al- lowed to go out for sports. They participated in hockey, basketball, volleyball, softball, and ten- nis. With the ending of our sophomore year we realized that our high school days were almost half over, and, as we enrolled for our junior year, we found we must start planning for the future. onoup vii M ,Jo Dunhaiu, Donna Jones Diana Jones, Shirley Mann Judy Poinclexter, Carol Theo dorow, Ann Lesar, Manlord Craw Feldman. Row Three Bob Steinnwyer Bill Barclay, H. G. Miller Walter Webb, Don Kuhn Uit. GROUP VIII Row One D. C. Look, Joan Mr Tc-lscher, Ken Runge. Lou English, Glenda Borth Ann Cafazza, Pat Hawkins. Row Three Robert Bolton VlcFarland, Je r r y C a r r, Wayne Hartsfield. GROUP IX Row One Helen Bowman Anna Tenney, Barbara Stein mann, Martha Schloeman Ruth Blandford, Sue Jackson Nancy Ham. Nolting. Row Three Larry Jennings, Ar len Lawson, Gene Edmiston Dale Rohman, Jerry Himnlels Cole, Warren Rosentelcler, Page Forty Row One Ann Mclntyre,ifQ0v51 Row Two Evelyn Randolph, Jo ford, Arlene Kinzel, .lack Jones, Lynn Holdinghaus, Pat Vernon Ferguson, Richard Quiston, Bob Burda, Ellen Butts, Tony Malon, Ruth Ann Row Two Melba Helms, Helen Compton, Joan Bender, Mary James Leah, Tom Alsop, John Row Two Bill Proctor, Barbara Buckner, Sue Anselm, Lola Payne, Jackie Brown, Harley bach, Dave Stewart, George kmgu Row One Charlotte Volkniann, Row Two Ronnie Bruce, ROD- Row Three Bob Trammel, Bill GROUP Xl Row One Carol Dudley. Charles Wagner, Leona Craig, Charles Hartzell, Virginia Row Two Margaret Miller, June Thomas, Carol Baugh- man, Barbara Fridenberg, Row Three Charles Maire, ,lima Row One Homer Hawkins, El- Row Two Diana Stopke, Doris Row Three Ralph Allman, Ver- GROUP X Maxine Broyles, Pat Gidcomb, Mary Talley, Sharon Seals, Fern Simpson, Carolyn McCorkelI. nie Baur, Shirley Cauclle, Bo- nita Brant, Joyce Buckinan, Carl Lueker, Charles Aman. Pingle, Carl Zernicke, Eugene Schmidt, Everett Belk, Bob Schroer, Bob Etherton. Mueller, Jim Hall, Shirley Schnur. Ellen Geisel, Dianne Dennison, Jo Ann Hainpel, Jan Jackson. my Collet, Martin May, John Jeffries, Clark Kimmis, Rich- ard Erker. GROUP XII len Sutherland, Rosalie Smith, Jo Ann Allen, Virginia Brant- stedt, Louise Reinkemeyer, Clarence De Bold. Feranec, Louise Maddox, Fred- die Noack, Rosalie Gastorl, Pat Brooks, Betty Hess. non Nichols, Ralph Rodgers. Don Selby, Charles Edmonds, Earl Bates, John Meiyes. We started off by electing Ann Mclntyre as our class president, D. C, Look, vice-president, and Betty Black, secretary. Betty Black was also elected corresponding secretary of the Student Council. Ray Wilson was chosen captain tor the next year's football tearn. Mantord Crawford, John Shipley, Charles Hartzell, and Larry Allen were 'i -'.s ...--4 is l' k...,1 fc cmdofzc outstanding wrestlers from our class. Bob Burda, Arnold Jellison, and D. C. Look were the top iuniors on the varsity basketball team. Betty Black and Nan Maples became our Me- Iaureus Popularity Queen Candidates tor the second year in a row. D. C. Look and Bill Wil- son had the honor ot being our first King Can- didates. Page Forty-one Q . I BH -QW , ' ' za In the tield ot music Gwynne Salmon, Nan Maples, and Carol Baughman were chosen to sing with the girls sextet, and Ken Runge repre- sented Ritenour in the All County Band. Helen McClintock was chosen as editor-in-chief ot the Pepper Box, with Sue Jackson as assistant editor, Jo Anne Crider editor of page one, Aneva Dunham editor of page two, Bob Trammel edi- tor of page three, Myra Lane editor of page four, Page Forty-two 'W GROUP XIII Row One--Mary Reeder, Lou Ann Hickman, Barbara Korte, Barbara Eslinger, Betty Pem- berton, Claudia Horn, Bar- bara Willey. Row Two Beverly Jennings, Joan Milburn, Jackie White, DeVerle Bruns, Beverly Turn- er, Juanita Huff, Linda Ed- wards, Lois Elledge, Pat Evans, Pat Pierce. Row Three - Richard Carroll, Frederick David,Clyde Gilker, Don Grubbs, Leonard Lewis, Bull Wilson, Charles Turner. GROUP XIV Row One Ri:ha'cl Borders, Myrna Mantle, Ellen Ran- dolph, Carol Woods, Fay Moore, Gwynne Salmon, Bob Burkett. Row Two- Bill Myers, Carole Griffith, Darla Sims, Myra Lane, Barbara Baldwin, Joan Evrard, Ray Reese. Row Three--Darryl McMahan, Ken Mehl, Matthew Pohl, Roy Couvion, Bill Oelger, Ronnie Seago, Jim Pounders. GROUP XV Row One Gary Treece, Clara Kassor, Joyce Jones, Mary Ann Gagliano, Mary Jo Phil- lips, Betty Seng, Russell Maierhotfer. Row Two Kay Alley, Frank Fischer, Carol Hogan, Lance Parrish, Margaret Mitchell ton. Row Three -- Bruce Hamilton Elmer Yordt, Gene Terbrock Eddie Caldwell, Charles Yow Edmund Willis, Larry Morie, Carol Theodorow headline editor, and Carolyn Tayloe as copy editor. Lucille Brown and Ellender Brown have worked on the Melaureus this past year as co-salesman- agers. As the Yearbook goes to press we have given a dance based on a Saint Patrick's theme and called the Leprachon Leap, and we are looking 'Forward to the Junior-Senior Prom, and espe- cially our Senior Year. Dale Rohman, Dee Hunting GROUP XVI Row One Larry Moore, Myrlin Barron, Dot Kohlscreiber, Jackie Pernienter, Jeanette Wilson, Betty Black, Jeanie Weise, Georgia Hunt, Janice Henriclx. Row Two Bob Copeland, Jim' my Noefker, Dorothea Minar ali, Carol Pettyiohn, Marian Stiles, Peggy Clark, Carol Hopper, Mary Jane Cruse, EI' nita Pettihone, Ann White, Bill Hutchins. Row Three Ray Duke, Don Bowden, Ray Wilson, Bob Vlficlnnann, Clarence Hoelner, Don Levvis, Dwain Schmuck, Harold Roussin, Gene Nel- son, Ieonaicl Holstetter. GROUP XVII Row One Jerry Romeo, Wayne Dalton, Carol Owen, Tommy Sitter, Ali-ne Schmitz, Her- man Iiepelman, Diane Bar' hier. Row Iwo Bolt Suliraer, Helen McClintock, Mary Lou Weber Shirley Mohr, lcla Ruppert, Shirley Kramer, Jackie Weg- ner, Don Warner. Row Three Jerry Sigmund, Jim Huck, Davicl Gaciocli, Bill VValker, Bill Lyon, Ronald Blanton iin ilmnnrium To Jean Frances Weise who was known as Jeannie by her many friends and acquaintances. It was with great sorrow that the Ritenour students and faculty received the unbelievable news of their dear companions death, and rea- lized that her cheery smile would no longer brighten the halls of Ritenour. Jeanie was active in several of the organiza- tions of Ritenour including Pepper Box and Stu- dent Council, but was best known for her mu- sical activities. As flutist in Band and Orchestra, and accompanist for the Mixed Chorus, Jeannie was the mainstay of many school functions. We can forget neither her, nor the loss our school suffered, for Jeanie possessed two of the greatest gifts our God can give, her beloved music and the rare art of true friendship. Page Fortyathree GROUP I Row One Janice Luedloff, anet ackson, B a r b a r a Chagny M xine Bullock, Martha Kuntz, Maxine Sroncc, Janet Buschmann, Annabelle White, Pat Whelan. N Row Two Mike Cronin, Gerald Overy, Frank Rosner, Col- ' leen McKeon, Pat Elmore, Lois Bartel, Mary Brooks, Midge Klunk, John Stephen- son, Kenneth Gibbons, George Schlarman. Row Three Gerry Marting, Bill Fritschel, John Ewart, Jack Bacon, Nick Kuntz, La r r y Tiefz, Dean Summers, Bob Scott, Glenn Woodrow. GROUP ll Row One Jo Kay Dunham, Pat Eastman, Janet Vinyard, Shir- ley Copeland, Terry Castelli, Murle Grotsky, Rosalie Kiese wetter. Row Two Ben Hanslick, Gil- man Ashland, Don Johnson, Mary Rose Bovier, Martha 5'1 'Y 5 S Sa amaze This, the class history ot the Sophomore class of 54-55, is truly a record of ambitious students, Elected to head the student council at the Junior High was Madelyn Horn, president, Myron Cald- well, vice-president, Joan Hilsabeck, secretary, and Lois Bartel, treasurer. Page Forty-four Carline, Lynn Clark, Carolyn Kunz, John Williams, Luray Wright, Row Three Bob Selby, Don Metcalf, Bob Patterson, Cure tis Van Over, John Morris, Roger Tihen, Don Baugus, Don Prather, Lawrence Web- er, Bill Allen, Glendal Dear' ing, GROUP III Row One Lunette Cross, Elea nor Hecht, Hilda Steele, Joan Rengers, Becky Lacey, Sue Reed, Merle Finkelstein, Son- dra Silverwood. Row Two Glenn Niblock, Don Nichols, Richard Zgiet, Joyce Roedder, Betty Rutherford, Byron lhle, Richard Darniner, Betty Conwell, Iona Bowden, Carol Oberlohr, Joyce Dohr. Row Three Eddie Collins, Dave Williams, G i l b e rt Penfold, Ken Rose, Mike Anello, Den- nis Ramsey, Donald Rohman, Don Langley, Ed Galanos, Noel Baker, Ralph Deusinger. 645 Our Freshman football team, led by co-captains Jerry Schmidt and Frankie Orlando and sparked by Andy Reed and Myron Caldwell, took first place in the Freshman version of the Suburban League Big Six with a A-l record. Representing the Junior High on the wrestling GROUP IV Row One---Marilyn Griesemer, Mary Ann Gentry, Bonnie Bowers, Cyrilene Haug, Bar- bara Collins, Barbara Grim, Earline O'Leary, Shirley Ho- gard, Diane Walker. Row Two -George Dammer, Henry Janz, Marion Groves, Robert Caldwell, Nettie Jo English, Loretta Halter, Anita Morris, Bert Scollay, Mike Vance, Steve Fitting, Charles Moore. Row Three Joe Goode, Larry Richardson, Denny Rendel- man, Tom Roach, Bob Con' rey, Ron Gacioch, Chester Ho- sack, Larry Thomas, Jack Knuclsen. GROUP V Row One -Ellen Flemming, Yvonne Roberts, Shirley As- berry, Judy Brockelineyer, Barbara Kola, Pat Johnson, Donna Hudson, Peggy Cline, Judy Blackwell. Row Two Don Speraneo, Phil Cole, Marian Schrader, Pat Clubb, Laura Kleine, Phyllis Henderson, Nancy Tucker, Pat Atchison, Genevee Mo- tield, Rich Gittemeyer, John Besancenez. Row Three Bob Douglas, Rich Flood, Ken Rastberger, Larry Hager, Ed Kiefer, Bob King, Larry Stratnian, Ron Rey, George Sidney, Ken Good- win. GROUP Vl Row One Roberta Croney, Aloah Henderson, Betty Mey- ers, Loretta Grisham, Carol Staten, Pat Shepard, Evelyn Piant, Judy Deaton, Mary Reames, Betty Bean. Row Two Lester Morrow, Rus- sell Shore, Truman Nicholas, Andy Reed, Lynda Gresham, Mona Vaughan, Marian Twitt, Kathryn Smith, Mary Sonnen- berg, Jerry Schmidt, Bob Huddlcston, Bob Creely. Row Three Gary l-leneger, .lim Talbott, Bill Weber, Don Baum, Amuel Brooks, Roger Benoist, Ken Hausmann, Jim Marsden, Lloyd Rosson, Bill Loveless, Myron Caldwell. squad were Eddie Collins, Jack Bacon, and Nick Kuntz. The Freshman basketball team had a very successful season with a record ot TO-l. High scorers included Bill Allen, Leroy McPher- son, Bill Loveless, and Frankie Orlando. On the varsity baseball team were Gerry Marting and Roger Benoist. Leroy McPherson and Jim Mars- den lettered on the senior high track team. With oyadamafzee all these happenings we eagerly looked forward to our coming years at senior high. To lead us for the coming year we elected Chuck Huetter, president, Nick Kuntz, vice-president, and Joan Hilsabeck, secretary-treasurer. Our Sophomore B team won the championship tor the second straight year with an impressing 7-l record. The starting lineup was Don Frey, Jim Talbott, Nick Page Forty-five GROUP Vll Y. v tj tr 1 9 Conway, Sandra Digar, Phyl lis Dover, Carol Schaeffer Pat Hess, Velma Towell. M- 'Q rs5'5 15.4 ...Sys l K I 07640010464 Kuntz, Aaron Franzen, Ron Stroud, Myron Cald- well, Roger Benoist, Jim Marsden, Coacaptain Jerry Schmidt, Bill Loveless, and Ken Hausmann. Sophomores on the wrestling squad included Rich Irvin and Stan Henderson who placed third in ll2 lb. class in the state tournament. The B basketball squad with a record ot 7-9 included Page Fortyvsix Row Two Charles Weaver, Lar ry Hostetter, John Fuchs, Da vid Schwab, Judy Pierce, Ma delyn Henry, Beverly Hendcr son, Ray Buehrle, Jerry Ho gan, Jerry Bearkheimer, Mar vin Chapman, Row Three Kenny Kaibel, Char lie Crump, Jim Grainger Tommy Campbell, Francis My Anderson, Bob Boswell. GROUP Vlll Dunham, Ruth Tight. Row Two H Melvin Gerhardt Sharon Buermann, Pat Emery Bertha Lowry, lona Bowden Don Valvero. Row Three -Lawrence Letford John Garthoeffner, Harry Tan Stroud, Bob Meives, Salva dore Orlando. GROUP IX Bishop, Nora Cadenhead, Bet ty Reinkemeyer, Jackie Ryan Row Two V Jerry Johnson Charles Poppele, Bob Butts Wayne Jacobsen, Sandra Mar Boots, James Tenney, Law rence Letford, Jim Westrich Bob Peniston, Charles Ben nett, Jim Berkley, Amuel Brooks, Doug Kinslow, Jerry Buckner, and Fred Helmering. We can be proud to say that two sophomores: Bill Loveless, and Bill Perkins made the varsity basketball team. Members of our class on the baseball team include Andy Reed, Bob Butts, Gerry Marting, Don Baum, and Bill Allen. Row One -Jo Ann Boland, Judy Bennett, Lois Vernay, Judy ers, Ronnie Griggs, Richard Hopper, Tim Moore, Kenny Row One Pat Walz, Sandra Hagen, Frances Corcoran, Suc Dalton, Barbara Dew, Jo Kay nahill, Jim Harvey, Ronald Row One -Wilda Steele, Janice Boehne, Joan Kaatman, Sally Petty, Brenda Willey, Jeanette low, Nancy Humes, Della Craig, Rose Travis, Dick Hughes, Fred Fletcher, Jerry Bennett. Row Three Gary Bonnell Douglas Scott, Ronnie Herr mann, Verne Smith, Joe GROUP X Row One Shirley Aubuchon, Ethel Young, Beverly Pritch- ett, Pat llges, Kay Gilson, Judy Anthony, Carol Ann Lee, Sharon Richards, Mary Jo Strader. Row Two Sharon Burch, Bren- da Seitz, Madelyn Horn, Aaron Franzen, Jerry Metz- ler, Don Frey, Bob Cassens, Bob Overstreet, Jaak Kokker, Pat Randel, Charlotte Single- ton, Drucilla Wilcox. Row Three Dennis Christman, Robert Haase, Willard Alley, Don Krich, Jiin McDanials, Tommy Brasher, Earl Barr, Norval Walters, John Heb- erer. GROUP Xl Row One Shirley Bates, Lo- retta Fields, Shirley Yow, Ka- thy Ernst, Sally Westrich, Mary Ann Valstin, Barbara Beckniann, Pat Nowack, Joan Hilsabeck. Row Two Bob Stewart, Jerry Guilliams, Donna Brannan, Joan Pittman, Shirley Shal- low, Jeri-Ann Alliston, Dar- lene Moore, Margaret Curtis, Arlene Boemker, Donald Broyles, Joe Fedl, Darrell Bur- l'0I't. Row Three Don Ruble, Doyle Banks, Wayne Bryant, Bob Courtney, Jerry Queen, Rich- ard Wymer, Fred Helmering, Douglas Moore, Chuck Huet- ter, Richard Carroll, Larry Calvert. One of the returning lettermen on the track team is Jim Marsden, a sophomore. Sophomores on the Melaureus staff included Pat Johnson and Joan Hilsabeck. We chose for our popularity king and queen candidates Chuck Huetter, Bill Allen, Carol Ann Lee and Joan Hilsabeck. 41.-,f ii 64 Chosen by the faculty to go on the Sophomore Pilgrimage to Jefferson City was Joan Hilsabeck. Next year we hope to be a credit to Ritenour both scholastically and athletically. This then is the history of the Sophomore class of T954-55. Page Forty-seven ATHLETICS AT RiTenour sporTs hold a high spoT in iTs exTra cur- ricular acTiviTies. All sTudenTs have The opporTuniTy To parTicipaTe in The sporTs of Their choice, which include TooTball, baskeTball, vvresTling, baseball, Track, and golf Tor The boys and hockey, baskeTball, volleyball, bad- minTon, soTTball and Tennis Tor The girls. The sTudenTs are proud oT Their school Teams, aThleTic records and know The TUTure holds Their sporTs records To be made and broken by RiTenoor Tearns. pant 7m I P g' F fly-eight I Page Forty-nine Row One lleft to rightl Bob Cassens, Nick Kuntz, Jack Bacon, Carl Reynolds, Bob Patterson, Jerry Schmidt, Aaron Franzen, Jim Marsden, Don Frey Row Two tleft to rightl Coach Engert, Bill Weber, Dori Baum, Ron Stroud, Jiin Talbott, Gil Penfolcl, Amuel Brooks, Myron Caldwell, Bill Loveless, Bob Boswell. Row Three ileft to rightl Charles Crump, Ron Law son,Jerry Metzler, Bob Huddlcston, Bob Courtney, lf you passed the school during a hot August morning or afternoon, you probably saw a num- ber of boys running, punting, blocking and going through the other tiring tasks needed to get a football team in shape. Under the careful super- vision of coaches Moore, Mayerle, and Engert the varsity, iunior varsity, and sophomore teams were molded. After scrimages and hours of practice, the team started the season by playing host to the east side's Assumption High School. Ritenour fought with a vigor which made the game such a closely contested game that Assumption was barely able to win the game. Mike Vance, Dennis Christman, Norval Walter, Truman Nicholls, Bob Caldwell A more determined, toughened team faced The Condesco Rams the following week. Thrill after thrill ensued as the game progressed and Ritenour came out with its first season's victory. In the following weeks the Huskies had to bow to the powerful Maplewood, Webster and University City elevens. More closely fought games resulted in wins over McKinley, and Fer- guson and a tie with Granite City. Perhaps the most discouraging incident of the season came with a '21-20 loss to Kirkwood after a spectacular, second half comeback by the Hus- kies at the host's school. Row One Cleft to rightl Jerry McKinnis, Bill Cain, Bob Beck, Bcb Herd, Captain Dick Hunt, Don Dunton, Allan Willman, Ray Bowden, Gene Wood, Jerry Berendt. Row Two tleft to righti Art Brockschmidt, Coach Moore, Bill Wilson, Ray Wilson, Manford Crawford, Clarence DeBold, Bruce Ben- nett, lee Grubbs, Ron Seago, John Fischer, Dwight Look, Coazh Mayerle, Matt Pohl, Row Three ileft to rightl Jim Erwin, Walter Webb, David Forbes, Jack Kirkpatrick, Earl Bates, Charles Hartzell, Bob Steinmeycr, Jerry Carr, Jack Jones, Bob Wickman, --I , 1. 3321 sk- yfi :' ,B T - A if --V K Y k 4 X A .. 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Q 1 1,14 .P xx. -.A xg U' le-A O tarws gawetfail an sprkcc Slwoc lticl clrtecl at 5 baske tewnr ment ers Q c nwtrona About 50 boys vvorkec out a ter cc r lul cyes of Mr Mwycrlc ancl r ru tlrc varro nccclccl to proclufc tlmc tcarnvvork and co orclr tlunctronrng gro Full qnnc waa closely contestcd as Rrtenour a ul or the sltort enc pornts go several tum Q Altlwouglt we trr c Contests many of the players garn yaluabla expertcnce vvlrrclt vvrll Warrant a better record ncxt ycwr lim ttytfy BASKETBALL SCHEDUTT: T9uJao December 6 Here Decentbcr 9 Deccmber December December January January January January January January January January February February February February Tnere F rcgtmon Herc CHRISTMAS TOURNAMENT Herc Qoutlwvc at Tlwere Pncntwoonl Herc Tlterc Herc Here Tlwerc Here WEBSTER TOURNAMENT January 30 Fcbru ary 3 Tltere Krrkvvoocl T Here CI ayton T Tltere Norrnancly T Here Untye ritty Crty VVr,llston Wclmstcr Fe rgueon ar Mzplcvvoocl Luluc luv. Brrrlqr' I T Jrnrrrr Slnul Snttvrrl-' Htrttvr Frnrrfrr Hallo? lit- Baxl-I-tlmll Y ffrf '- fetttral Fretore nrt y T rl 39 f ' .oOt- 'Q T3 V 'T VU c A ball turf, lropetul Jtball 4 b C A C , , , , 'H ranutu tt turnml out rn clrove. to practice tlv Q T 7 Y rage game A l f A 3 T ' V salrool for weeks to get tlte teants in shape. , 6 , A , Un l rr tlte ca ez 1 v . Q ' H Nl . T0 1 , X Ftsl X , tlte boys were clrillecl in 1 ' us skills T3 'I ' i X U , Af T T X - , ', T7 1 2' . - St, Clt lr. tration of T ' 4 up. 20 K is N 211 1 T 2 V T V - m - x A T I T ,K , C . . . . pl y2 its lteart only to be r l as ' lar as ' . I ' e., 7 L ' .y lost T e- ,r e. X, f , , 'ed T O K Q 1 e X T ' ' ' 4 ,V 1 an E 7 , 2 L ' '. X Fr ' o 2? Z Page Ftfty three lI If Back Row Coach Frsher Lloyd Rosson Don Baum Bob Kung Dave Wtlltams Doug Knnslow Bob Courtney Manager Dave Wade Front Row Don Frey Gerry Martmg Btll Allen Amuel Brooks Fred Helmermg Jerry Buckner 7!w-mt Front Row Arnold Jelltson D C Look Larry Slattery Jerry MCKIUITIS Don Muller Carl Long Bob Burda Second Row Coach Mayerle Ray Bohlman Bull Loveless Carroll Wnlllams Jerry Hummelsbach Elmer Yordt John Metves Manager Rtchard Hughes Thnrd Row Jim Gollther Tom Ntemeyer Bull Perkins Bruce Hamtlton Tony Malon - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - A 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 - ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . ' 1 1 1 1 - Ritenour lon known as a roducer of wres- f Q tling teams, added to its reautation this year by taking State Championship tor the eighth straight year. Long hours ot conditioning and practice preceded each and every match. Led by Captain Lee Grubbs and Coach John Moore, the Huskies were out to win. The mat- men started the season oft by presenting Maple- wood and Kirkwood with overwhelming de- wlwdfdq Row One Richard Butts, Nathan Paul, Jerry Sigmund, 'Vlanford Crawford, Lev Grubbs. Rovv Two Allan Willman, Ron Minarcli, Dick Hunt, Bob Herd, Bill Cain. ieats. Feeling no tavoritism toward schools, the Huskies make quick work ot Normandy, Web- ster, Ladue, Ferguson and Clayton to win the Suburban League title. Tension grew, as wrestlers practiced more strenuously to prepare for the state meet. At the state meet Ritenour matmen dominated the scene as they walked oft with a P3 point lead over Kirkwood, Row Om- Richard Butts John Shipley Manford Crawf d L G bla I . , , or , ee ru s, Alan Vxfillman, Dick Hunt, Bob Herd, Charles Hartzell. Row Two Jerry Sigmund, Jeff Anselm, Douglas Johnson, Danny Allen, Jack Baron, Rich Irvin, Pat Holmes, Ron Minardi, Ray Reese. Row Three Mr, Moore, Tra cy Sherman, Ed Thoman, Jerry Berendt, Jack Kirkpatrick, Bill Cain, Jim Lawrence, Lloyd Shular, Larry Allen, Nick Kuntz, Richard Ferrell. Row Four Bob Overstreet, .lack Fletcher, Jim Hall, Mike Cain, Darrell McMal1an, Russell Shore, Ron Gacioch, Kon Knobclock, Tommy Suter, Donald K.n.h, Art Uramstedt, Gil Compton, Glenn Niblock, John Heberer. ., A., Page Fifty-four Wm' J League December December December December January January January January January January January January January 1755-56 Clayfon Open Maplewood Ferguson Riverview Unlverslfy Cnty Normandy Kirkwood Riverview Normandy Webster Ladue Normandy Ferguson January Open February 3 Webster dle R a L e Gr s Borron Cha les Hat II Robe! He Page F fry fzve 9 f 13 16 A 20 5 . . 6 , . . . I IO 13 f ' 14 ' ' ' , I7 20 J' 21 27 J 31 rap: William casa, Allan waurman Mid : on Min rdi, e ubb . , f f ze , f rd Page Fifty-six Top: Missed! Middle: Maddening isn't it? Bottom: Foul!!! Date April April April April April April April April April April May May May May May 5 8 9 14, l9 20 26 28 29 3 l 3,. IO 12 13 LAST Zcwefali YEAR'S RECORD Opponent Maplewood Kirkwood Beaumont Ladue Clayton Country Day University City Wellston Normandy . K9 A Lutheran Hadley Tech. Brentwood Webster Groves . St. Charles Ferguson Score 10-O 4-3 l l-l 4 8-2 7-l 8-6 l-6 8-l 4-6 inningsl 4-2 O-l 3-5 l-4 5-0 6-4 Zcwefczll As the yearbook goes to press, approximately fifty boys have signed up for the All-American pastime. Team prospects look good to Captain Allan Willman with '54 team members: Carl Long, Don Miller, Ernie McKinnis, Bob Burda, Roland Kurtz, Jerry Himmelsbach, Bob Mount, D. C. Look, Gerry Marting, Tom Niemeyer, Ron Seago, Roger Benoist, Bob Herd, Bob Schaefer, Bob Wichmann, Ray Wilson, and Gene Terbrock returning to active duty. Pitching births, the catcher, hot corner, and Keystone positions have to be replaced before the season starts but good material is already making it hard to choose the varsity. Coach Fisher is confident Ritenour baseball team will re-create their i953 season's perform- ance and go for the Suburban Title. Some of the thrills of the l954 season in- cluded a 6-4 loss to Normandy after overtime, and close games with Webster and Kirkwood. We are all looking forward to the T955 season. Crash Landing Fireball Fanatics First Row- Jerry McKinnis, Don Miller, Carl Long, Gene Terbrock, Allan Willman, Ron Seago, Jerry Himrnelsbach, Roland Kurtz Second Row--Billy Allen, Jerry Schmidt, Andy Reed, Gerry Marting, Tom Niemeyer, John Meives, Ray Wilson. Third Row ---- Mr. Fisher, Bill Loveless, Bob Butts, Elmer Yordt, John Hargrove, Lawrence Letford. .4 . Q f ' vi-ffT'W'i , J- ' Kjyi ' I-'IJ L' ... ,, Q QL , v ' ,. W ...Q , B-4 M, ,Maev- -.4 . v --Tr 'Q V . ' ' ' -ui-1. .- N , QW 1.5-f AM . 1 , u gs, f-i,,,fjT , MW s I wr f X1-KLA Maggy: V 'H .. 32 M-fr -Jin v - A I :gil jg! 4 s .. 'zu -sf if--vu, '7 .- :- Ml I 4 x gf? Wx. MD.-Q.. , I lsan' no .Q It Q--' 5 F 5? - 1 , , fjgt,-, f. 4, 3- , , 1 Q' fgg ,,', ' A 4 1. - , , .b . f 1 1' ,I K K, NAM' f L., f, f ' ' 14,gg7g.: 4 :fm , ,C A A . '. N ., M .1 ,gn -1 -4 , -,I ,ni V , , .wif , w,pym,Q,. ,fi 'sv mek Almost one hundred boys turned out for track, including several from the iunior high schools. Training has begun in earnest with both Coach Mayerle and team members determined to better last year's record ot 5 wins in 6 dual meets. Twelve returning lettermen, including Bob Beck, captain, will form the nucleus ot the senior division ot boys over sixteen. The team will meet the Hazlewood, Maple- wood, University City, St. Charles, and other high school cindermen in state, district, and inter-school meets. Ritenour cindermen are going all out to make Ritenour tough competition for track trophies. Our track team of 55 . Up and over The Ritenour Girls' Athletic Association chose , , , , Carol Lynn, president, Cleta Paul, vice-president, Marilyn Worthen, secretary, and Deanna Seitz, treasurer, for their officers this year. Row One lleft to rightj -Kaltenbach, Seitz, Paul, Lynn, Worthen, Paul, Robbins, Wintjen, Cassens, Row Two Maples, Brown, Brown, Baldwin, Mrs. Schumann, Schaffer, Stuckey, Werner, Lindner, Sachs, Butts, McQuiston, Mrs. Becht, Lumar, Parker. Row Three -Campbell, Horn, Twitt, Miller, Emmons, Reinkemeyer, Webb, Seitz, Helms, Horn, Butler, Owen, Gidcomb, Bein. Row Four English, Mueller, Milburn, English, Willey, White, Roussin. Row Five Romeo, Hecht, Comben, Miller,Tayloe, Hanlcins, Wilson, Salmon, Crider, Andereck, Mann, Jackson, Copeland, Jones, Row Six Payne, Ruppert, Lesar, Bruns, Wegner, Hampel, Gagliano, Hilleman, Sherman, McKeon, Quads, Hopper, Ernst, Ernst, Dyer, Buckner, Jones. Row Seven Litteken, Noll, Schrader, Kasper, Curtis, Juenger, Singleton, Abbott, Hardesty, Borginan, Singleterry, Bowman, Andel, Menefee, Mantle, Theodorow, Evrard. Row Eight Bramstedt, Burch, Grisham, Moore, Ritter, Barron, Edwarols, Snow, Crain, Randolph, Rain, Tripp, Lane, Kuntz, Knuclsen. Qu 3 V 2 Qi! Marian ltndner Norma Andereck Mrs Schumann Louise Reinkemeyer Geneen Cassen Mary Stuckey Joan Robbins Nancy Parkrr Carol Lumar Cleta Pwl Marilyn Worthen Sue Dyer Marian Wintlen Doris Copeland Carolyn Ernst Dzanna Scitz Jan Wilson Carol Lynn Reta Paul Virginia Quade is years R Club officers were Mar Stuckey president Geneen Cassens, vice pres: dent and Joan Robbins secretary treasurer Mrs Schumann is their sponsor iwqe Sixty 6, x ' S s fl t A 4 B. . IA J. 'QQ ' 6 S g E I 1 H K . U' , vf 'If-' V t ' Y. L Q wat' r x B' fl fl g I. H lj V . f ' Zcwketdafi Ritenour produced a good girls' basketball team this year under the coaching of Miss Schu- rnann. Through inter-mural and class teams, the varsity built a squad which finished with a 3-3 record for the season with Carol Lynn as highest scorer, Class team captains were: Cleta Paul, Seniorg Anne Mclntyre, iuniorg and Joan Hilsa- beck, sophomore team. The varsity was cap- tainecl by Carol Lynn. madly 'Wesley This years varsity hockey team had a great deal of pep and enthusiasm. All opponents vvho played with our vigorous, fighting team, knevv they had been in a tough contest, There is no vvonder that they had such a successful season. ln addition to the thrill of winning, the team members enioyed the value of association to- gether in a cooperative endeavor. First Row She ry Sherman Jo1n Robbins Cleta Paul Carol Lynw Joan Htl abe k Marian Twttt Ma y Stuckzy Second Row Louise Reinkemeycr Evelyn Randolph Sterry Webb Shirley Kramer Deanna Scitz Marian S lrtcln R 11 P1 I First Row Kathy Ernst Join Knud en Linda Edwards Cleta Paul Carol Lynn Rctw Paul Doris Copeland Second Row Mrs Becht Barbara Willey Marian Lindner June Thoma Jan Wilson Marian Schradcr D annw S itz Mwrilyw Worthen Brenda Seitz Marian Twitt Ptge Sixty twO ' r c , I ' , , 1, 's : , ' i , f - . ,, ' ' I - I I f , ' , - , 'f 1 1 i -r, Marilyn Worthcn, Evelyn Piant, Mrs. Schumann. ' , Q s , ' , , , t f , ' ' - . , ' , ' ' , S. ' , f A M 1' - 0' r i - Hdeedeadew This year the roaring throngs at Ritenour's football and basketball gantes were led by nine energetic senior cheerleaders. Chosen last spring, the girls spent most of the suntnwer practicing and perfecting new cheers, songs and routines. Cheerleaders: Rosie Burnteister, Carolyn Ernst, Carol Luinar, Nancy Parker, Reta Paul, Mary Stuckey, and Betty Whitehead were headed by Deanna Seitz, captain and AlVera Lawrence, CO- captain. Besides leading cheers, the cheerleaders helped organize the Pep Club and held several offices in the club. They were AlVera Lawrence, president, Jerry Berendt, vice-president, and Ro- sie Burnteister, secretary-treasurer. Betty Whitehead, Carolyn Ernst, AIVera Lawrence, Reta when swf, Paul, Deanna Seitz, Nancy Parker, Carol Luniar, Rosie Burmeistcr, Mary Stuckey. Nancy Parker, Deanna Seitz, Reta Paul, AlVera Lawrence, Carol Luinar, Carolyn Ernst, Rosie Burnieister, Betty Whitehead, Mary Stuckey -. l Rmti Pwl, AlVr.-ra Lawrence, Carolyn Ernst, Betty Whitehead, Deanna Seitz, Mary Stuskey, Rosie Burmeister, Cwrol Luniar, Nancy Parker, Page Sixty-three Page Sixty four SENIOR CLASS Row One Deanna Seutz Carol Luvnar CIL Ta Paul Sherry Webb Reta Paul Mary Stuckey Row Two Barbarw Wc-rner Maruann Wm! IE Georgla Trnpp C rol Lynn Joan Robbins Marnlyn Worvhen JUNIOR CLASS Row One Nan Maples Joan Mulburn Ann Mclntyre Sherry Sherman Dons Copeland Lucalle Brown Shirley Kramer Jan Wrlson Evelyn Ran dolph Carol Theodorow Louise Rc-nnlu meyer SOPHOMORE CLASS Row One Jamcc Boehne Carol Schwcf fer Joan Hulsabeck Madelyn Horn Brenda Senz Row Two Evelyn Puanr Sharon Burch Ma nan Schrader Joyce Comben Loretta Grusham Maruan Twnf ' I T gd . ny . . I al I Row Two- Linda Edwards, June Thomas, T SENIOR CLASS Row One Norma Andereck Maruan Lund ner Beverly Cram Joan Robbms Cleta Paul Betty Jean Kaltenbach Marlann Wnntlen Row Two Jo Ann Knudsen Carol Luvnar Jeanette Abbott Ca ol Lynn Georgua Trapp Deanna Seutz Rua Paul Marnlyn Wothen JUNIOR CLASS Row One Dons Copeland Carol Owen JoAnn Harclesty Jung Thomas Pat Gnd comb Ellender Brown Jan Wtlson Sherry Sherman Row Two Barbara Willey Margaret Mnl lyn Randolph Ann Mclntyre Lrncla Ed wards Ann Hanktns Helen Lltteken Louise Rolnkevneyer SOPHOMORE CLASS Row Ont Margaret Curtus Maclelyn Horn Arlmnm Campbell Kathy Ernst Brendw WlllLy Maruan Twntt Row Two Bnnda Sutz Charlotte Smgle ton Sharon Burch Nettue Englnsh Joyce Combs n Cirol S haeffu Marnan Schra du Page Stxty fave W W I 0 l t , . , I . , , r . . . I . , , , f . , lor, Claudia Horn, Carolyn Tayloe, Eve- I I Y 2 : H , , L . N I . . 4 N X' - , 1 I K C K x V A , X t ORGANIZATIONS The varlous orgamzahorls aT Rltenour gave sfudems The opporTumTy of Turning Trom Thelr sTUdles and show mg Their abzlmes and mTeresTs nn The exTra currlcular ac Tnvmes vvhlch are provlded for Them RITSIWOUI' has shown The resUlT of hard work un :Ts OFQSDIZSTIOVTS by developlrmg an oUTsTandmg band chorus yearbook sTudenT couhcul newspaper and dramafuc club These orgamzafaons have axded The mosT In Teaching students how To work TogeTher as a group To accomplish The urTdersTandurTg ThaT good Team worlf as The Toundahon To The cor1sTruc:Tuor1 of all vvorfh while goals waz' hee Page Snxty Um. . I 1 I 1 x rm. f,. . ,, Row One Grahame Richa'da, Barry Wiedenkeller, Ellender Brown, Lucille Brown, Larry Howard, Walter Potthoff, Irene Kuntz, Betty May, Georgia TriPPi Sarajane Evans, Gail Hilleman. Row Two Joan Milburn, lone Buletti, Carol Theodorow, Arlene Campbell, Joan Hilsabeck, Pat Gidcomb, Jo Ann Hardesty, Erma Stall ings, Carol Sachs, Betty Kaltenbach, Ann White, Barbara Jean Wright, Marilyn Miller, Marge Hupe. Row Three Betty Whitehead, Lynn Holdinghaus, Carolyn Tayloe, Myrlin Barron, Mary Lou English, Willard Alley, Joan McQuiston, Barbara Lamster, Marilyn Worthen, Ken Rose. Pow Four Charlotte Poppele, Ruth Ann Bourne, Sue Jackson, Beverly Jennings, Norma Andereck, Louise Maddox, Pat Johnson, Pat Ruegsegger, Jo Ann Kuudsen, Mary Ann Grossenbacher, Deanna Seitz. Row Five- Carol Billington, Kathy Jennings, Kathy Ernst, Jackie Schillinger. Row Six Bob Gill, Raymond Johnson, Ken Knobelock, Jim Andrews, Ray Reese, Jerry Fetsch, Don Pcipers, Lloyd Bailey. -? Walter Potthoff, Irene Kuntz, Mr. Redfield, Lawrence Howard. Saraiane Evans, Ellender Brown, Georgia Tripp, Betty May, Lucille Brown, Grahame Richards, Barry Wiedenkeller, 'V' 3 is This year the Melaureus was graced with a splendid crew of writers, salesmen and officers who helped the yearbook reach its quota. This also marked the first year of Melaureus Popu- larity King Candidates who were crowned with the Queen Candidates at the annual Melaureus dance in March. Officers of this year's production are: Walter Potthoff, editor-in-chief, Lawrence Howard, pro- duction manager, Irene Kuntz, literary editor, Georgia Tripp, business manager, Saraiane Evans, assistant business manager, Barry Wiedenkeller, advertising manager, Grahame Richards, assistant advertising manager, Betty May, publicity man- ager, and Ellender Brown and Lucille Brown, co-sales managers. Mr. Redfield was our spon- sor. The Melaureus Staff wishes to express its ap- preciation for the valuable typing assistance of Carol Lynn, Phebe McKeon, and Georgia Tripp. Page Sixty-eight fa Zan: The Pepper Box started its 32nd year in Sep- tember as the official school newspaper of Rit- enour High School. Heading the paper's editor- ial staff of reporters was Sue Dyer, as editor-in- chief. The other 'eds' included: Sonia Erikson, assistant editor, Norma Andereck, Glenda Dun- ham, Bob Trarnmel, and Betty May, page editors, Larry Gilmore, copy editor, and lrene Kuntz, head- line editor. This staff retired in January and was replaced by newcomers Helen McClintock, editor-in-chief, Row Row Row Row Row Sue Jackson, assistant editor, Jo Anne Crider, Aneva Jo Dunham, Bob Trammel, and Myra Lane, page editors, Carolyn Tayloe, copy editor and Carol Theodorow, headline editor. Literary talents alone, cannot run an efficient newspaper. Business matters, such as taking care of circulation, advertising, and the concession stand for the Pepper Box are taken care of by the business staff. The staff consists of: Ken Rose, business manager, Jerry Middleton, adver- tising manager, lrene Kuntz, circulation manager, and Millard Dunham, concession stand manager. Sponsors of the organization are: Mr. Frank Armentrout, and Mr, Gilbert Wild. One Joan Evrard, Jerry Middleton, Norma Andereck, Betty May, Sue Dyer, lrene Kuntz, Bob Trammel, Ken Rose. Two Grahame Richards, Betty Rutherford, Carol Theodorow, Beverly Rutherford, Betty Hess, Sue Jackson, Carol Owens, Doris Copeland, Marilyn Miller, Erma Stallings, Pat Gidcomb, Gail Hilleman, Three Carolyn Tayloe, Jo Anne Crider, Mary Lou English, Ruth Ann Telscher, Lynn Easterday, Joan Hilsabeck, Jo Ann Hardesty, Nancy Yadon, Kay Gilson, Don Johnson. Four Pat Randcl, Anc-va Jo Dunham, Myra Lane, Sonia Erikson, Ella Jane Jones, Carol Lynn, Saraiane Evans, Marilyn Worthvn, Ray Reese, Nick Kuntz. Five Dale Rohman, Sue Marko, Jack Williford, Mike Cain, Helen McClintock, Pat Ruegsegger, Elmer Yordt, Mr. Vtfild. -.N 'X Q -.g ol Kon Rose, Jerry Middleton, lrene Kuntz. Betty May, Glenda Dunham, Sue Dyer, Bob Trammel, lrene Kuntz, Norma Andereck. Page Sixty-nine First Row Barry Wiedenlcelier, Irene Kuntv, Ray Reese, Ernie Mcliinni, Second Row Glenn Hoffman, Grahame Richards, Mr. Redfield, Ken Rose, Don Peipers. Ray Reese Ernie McKinnis, Irene Kuntz. Grahame Richards, Barry Wiedenkeller, Ken Rose. Page Seventy Zefcufe eam This year the Debate Club provided an excellent nucleus for the varsity de- bate team. Sponsored by Mr. Redfield, the club elected Barry Wiedenkeller, president, Ray Reese, vicevpresident, and Irene Kuntz, secretary-treasurer. The Debate team consisted of three- year veteran Barry Wiedenkeller, and first year members, Grahame Richards, Ken Rose, Irene Kuntz, Ernie McKinnis, Glenn Hoffman, Don Peipers, Ray Reese, and Ron Vinyard. Members of the team participated in several inter-school debates and extem- poraneous speaking contests. The question this year was resolved: The Federal government should initiate a policy of free trade vvith nations friend- ly to the United States. 'Ld' ' The Dramatic Club, the oldest organization at Ritenour, had a full schedule this year. Under the direction of Miss Everley the club was able to achieve many things. The officers elected for the l95-41-55 year were, Charlotte Poppele, president, Jerry Middleton, vice-president, Marilyn Scollay, secretary, and Jo Ann Hardesty, treasurer, The first presentation was a skit given in hon- or of Education Week. The Club also presented two Christmas plays, THE CHRISTMAS ROSE, a Drama, was presented Friday night, and a hilarious comedy, THE TIE THAT BLINDS, in assembly the following Wednes- day afternoon. THE THREE ONE-ACT PLAYS were presented on March 4th with great success, thanks to the hard working cast and Miss Everley. To become a member juniors and seniors must pass try-outs that are held in September. The try-outs are iudgecl by a committee of teach- ers and senior members. The club had 32 mem- bers This year' Left-Betty May, Dale Rohman, Joan Evrard. Left Marian Lindner, Sherry Webb, Marilyn Scollay. Row One Carol Owen, Joan Evrard, Jerry Middleton, Charlotte Poppele, .Jo Ann Hardesty, Geneen Cassens, Pat Baucom, Row Two Bill Duncan, Marian Lindner, Glenda Dunham, Sherry Webb, Marilyn Miller, Gwynne Salmon, Jackie Permenter, Betty Jean Kaltenbach, Betty May, Ernie McKinnis. Row Three Dale Rohnian, Irene Kuntz, Jeanette Abbott, Carolyn Ernst, Diana Stopke, Ellender Brown, Ray Reese Row Four Ron Minaidi, Ron Vinyard, Don Peipers, Glenn Hoffman, Ken Mehl. Page Seventy-one dflfk 'Q dr as L '-D- fs r . ... E a 1, ,si K f -5 as Bottom Row P. Brooks, C. Griffith, C. Haug, C, Sachs. Second Row J, Boehne, M, Gentry, S. Richards, P. Atchison, B. Hess, C. Baughmann, R. O'Donnell, R. Couvion, L. Lomax, D. Lohmann, R, Stewart, S. Mann. Third Row J. Evrard, A. Carmichael, B. Friclenberg, D. Walker, E, Geisel, B. Wideman, S. Zimmerman, A. Govvdy, M. Bullock. Fourth Row N. Maples, D. Copeland, A, Kinzel, W, Steele, S. Persons, C, Lauer, J. Anselm, H. G. Miller, R. Deusinger, I Kuntz. Top Row G. Richards, R. Lammert, B. Wiedenkeller, D. Lankford, R. Lakey, R. Cassens, D Banks, J. Harvey, B. Jackson, T. Campbell, A. Brockschmidt, B, Adams, Mr. Rose, D. Brandt, K. Runge. First Row D. Sims, A. Kinzel, M. Strader, D. Lohmann, R. Reese, S. Zimmerman, N. Maples, H. G. Miller, A. Govvcly. Back Row L. Lomax, B, Hess, K. Runge, R. Couvion, Mr. Rose, D. Banks, J, Harvey, C. Lauer, B Adams, B, Wide-man, D. Brandt, I. Kuntz, J. Evrard, Zami Uwciea fm, This year, as usual, Ritenour has had an out- standing music department under the supervision of Mr. Allen Rose. The Band started oft by electing officers, presi- dent, Bob Adams and vice-president, lrene Kuntz. The Band played at most of our home football games and appeared in two Veterans Day pa- Page Seventy-two einem rades, several school assemblies, the Christmas Program, KETC-TV, the All County Festival, its Spring Concert, and commencement exercises. The Band also played host to several schools for the Festival. The Orchestra made one pub- lic appearance at the annual Band and Orchestra Spring Concert. The choir, had eighty-seven members and was the largest group we have had in recent years. Its able officers were president Ken Rose, vice- president Geneen Cassens, secretary Irene Kuntz, and accompanists Sandra Persons, Joan Evrard and Carol Dudley. The choir appeared at the an- nual Christmas Program, several school assem- lnlies, the Wellston Masonic Temple, on KETC-TV, at its annual Spring Concert, finally the com- mencement exercises. Two other singing groups, the girI's sextet, composed of Carol Baughman Geneen Cassens, Saraiane Evans, Nan Maples, Betty May, and Gwynne Salmon, and the boy's quartet, composed of Dean Lohmann, Jerry Pe- ters, Grahame Richards, and Ken Rose, appeared with the chorus. r This truly was a musical year at Ritenour. lell to Right Betty May, Gwynne Salinon, Saiafanc Evans, Genes-n Cassens, Nan Maples, Carol Barighinan. leiiy ll:-ti-rx, Di-an luliniann Ken Rafe Gralinm-1 Riclia dn -vu i li l l l 'I i Rum One Lllen Geisel, ,Io Ann Sohlaa Gail Andel, Sue Jackson, .lan Wilson, Carol Owens, ,luleann Benn, Gcneen Casscns Ken Rose, Irene Kinitz, lone Biiletti, Mariann Wintlen, Beverly Jennings, Betty May, Betty Kaltenbach Row Iwo Rosalie Kiesewetter, Pat Atchison, Sharon Richards, Gail Borgman, Susie Ledgerwoocl, Joan Evrard, Nan Maples, Diana lones, Donna Jones, Jeanette Ahhott, Evelyn Randolph, Jo Anne Cricler, Erma Stallings, Saraiane Evans, Alone Govvily, Sherri Zimmerman, JO Kay Dunham. Rnvv lhree llnnna Brannan, Mary Jo Shader, Mary Phillips, Sandra Persons, Gwynne Salmon, Carol Dudley, Carol Baughman, linihaia Trnlenherg, Mary Bortli, Deanna Seitz, Mary Ann Grossenbacher, Marilyn VVorthen. lfovx' Four .lnhn Gillord, Barry Wiedi-nkeller, Ray Reese, Jim Erwin, Dean Lohniann, Arlene Kinzel, Pat Brooks, Charles Mory, liayi' Hillier, Dean Rohman, Ken KnohelOCl4, Row five lrnii- Mclsinnis, Eddie Forhes, Richa d Foroll, Grahame Richards, Jerry Peters, Ed Thoman, Dale Rohman. Row Six .lanies leah, Bill Hatcher, John Grace, Carl Lauer, Bob Cassens, Gil Ashland, H. G, Miller, Roy Couvion. Row Seven Mi. Rose, Matthew Pohl, Del Sherman .lim Harvey, Danny Brandt, Doyle Banks, Don Kuhn, Ken Runge, Bob Adams nty-three laden! The T955 Student Council has again left ber hind a brilliant trail of accomplishments to all the bettermen of Ritenour Senior High. Since its beginning in 1950, it has done a great service to our school by making it possible for students to express themselves and thereby push the Spirit of Democracy to the fore. During an exciting campaign last spring, the Council's officers were elected, they were presi- dent, Barry Wiedenkeller, vice-president, Ken Rose, secretary-treasurer, Irene Kuntz, and cor- responding secretary, Betty Black. Sponsoring the Student Council was the job of Miss Elliott, Mrs. Kraemer, and Mr. Fisher. The Council is made up of its elected officers, a representative from each second hour class, and the officers of the sophomore iunior, and senior classes. This year, the Student Council has sponsored the annual Football Dance, the Turkey Bowl Foot- ball Game held on Thanksgiving Day with our friendly rival Normandy High, the tamed Buzz Books, the bright-colored flags representing dif- ferent schools which decorate the gymnasium, and last but not least, the Council has done its part in helping other countries by sending much- needed Care packages to Korea, and sponsor- ing other worth-while proiects. Row One Ann Mclntyre, Dwight Look, Don Dunton, Marian Lindner, lrene Kuntz, Ken Rose, Marilyn Worthen, Carl Long, Nick Kuntz, Chuck Huetter. Row Two Harold Willinan, Bill Oliver, Bob Burda, Jim Erwin, Pat Burke, Betty May, Sue Reed, Barbara Lainster, Joan M:Quiston, Shirley Copeland, Barbara Dew. Row Three -Bob Eller, Sonia Erikson, Jo Ann Schallenberg, Carol Lumar, Toni Sharamitaro, Mary Ann Grossenbachcr, Jerry Middle' ton, Rich O'DonnelI, Monette Counts, Jo Ann Hardesty, Don Johnson. Row Four Jerry Bearkheimer, Beverly Smith, Ella Jane Jones, Carolyn Ernst, Donna Arens, Charlotte Singleton, Pat Randel, David Wendt, Bill Schwcnd, Bill Duncan. Row Five Dick Hunt, Jack Rosner, Barbara Chagny, Mr. Fisher, Emil Bohlmann, Ed Bales, Mrs. Kraemer, Miss Elliott. Page Seventyrfour Fir i Row Rich O'DonnelI, Eddie Thoman, Robert David, Geneen Cassens, Georganna Wilson, Marian Lindner, Betty Kalten- hach, .lean Fear. Si cond Row Noel Luster, .lerry Middleton, Ella Jane Jones, Carol Lumar, Arlene Long, Jackie Schillinger, Norma Andereck Sue Dyer. Third Row Carl Long, Rota Paul, Clcta Paul, Gail Chamberlain, Georgia Tripp, Glenda Dunham, Charlotte Poppele. Fourth Row Bill Cain, Bob Beck, Sally Ritter, Marilyn Worthen, Carolyn Ernst, Carol Lynn. Fifth Row Walter Potthoff, Bruce Bennett, Ken Rose, Grahame Richards, Lawrence Howard, Don Westhotf. Wann Sacietg A number of seniors vvere pleased and sur- prised to find themselves members elect of the 1955 Honor Society of Ritenour High School. The students are elected on the basis of scholarship, leadership, and service to the school by the teachers vvho knew the students. i955 officers are Walter Pottholf, president, Ed Thoman, vice- president, and Carol Lynn, secretary-treasurer. Installation of officers and members was held May ll, in the gym. 6464614 A number of career minded Ritenourites made up the membership of the Future Teacher Club. Sponsored by Miss Bullock, the club meets every other week to discuss and study the problems of teaching. Officers of the club were Betty May, president, Carol Lumar, vice-president, Aneva Jo Dunham, secretaryatreasurer, Myra Lane, par- limentarian, and Sue Dalton, librarian. Row Oni- Carol Lumar, Betty May, Aneva Jo Dunham, Myra Lane, Sue Dalton. Row Two Carol VVilliams, Judy Poindexter, Miss Bullock, Bonnie Bowers. First Row Kuntz, Bullock, Hilsabeck, Banks, Miss Lindsey, Taft, Sachs, Stallings. Second Row Wright, VVC-ssler, Richards, Militti, Dudley, Reed, Seeley, Knudsen, Gray, Castelli, Third Row Mestemacher, Pemberton, Griffith, Holdinghaus, Persons, Borgman, Herrmann, Forhrfs. Fourth Row Cronr-y, Henderson, Byrd, Andrews, Broyles, Geisel, Moore, Bailey. Fifth Row Dormois, Chapman, Andrews, Miller, Harvey, McFarland. Officers, Sitting Banks, Tatf Standing Bergman, Dormois, Hilsabeck, Persons. Page Seventy-six l l l Lett Row Row Row Row Row idk The motto of this association is found in First Corinthians, Eleventh Chapter, First Verse: Be Ye Followers Ot Christ. The officers of this group of young people are: president, Marlene Tait, vice- president, Doyle Banks, secretary, Joan Hilsabeck, social chairman, Richard Dor mois. The purpose ot this organization is to promote more Bible study and to oh, tain greater appreciation and understand' ing of the Bible. The members ot the Bible Club and their sponsor, Miss Lindsey, do their ut- most to live up to their motto in school as well as their outside activities, The club now meets once a week along with the other clubs. Unlike it is now, the club used to meet once a week after school. The Bible Club's meetings are now opened by everyone uniting toe gether and singing one of their most enioyed songs, Christ For Me. The program ot this group consists of hymn singing, scripture reading, Bible study, and devotion message. They also have special speakers. There are thirty-tive members in the club enrollment this year which is the largest enrollment the clul: has ever had. This group meeting ends the program by individual prayers which is exercised regularly and freely. to Right Stoker, Forbes, Herrmann, Sei-luy, Henderson, Pemberton, Chapman, Andrews. One Hilsabeck, Persons, Taft, Banks, Chapman Two English, Stoker, Dudley, Dorntois, Herrmann. Threc Andrews, Borgman, Byrd, Andrews. Four Pemberton, Seeley, Henderson. Five Croney. Miss Lindsey. D. 0. pzagfzczm The D. O. program at Ritenour offers co-op- erative venture with the school and employers of the community, and allows school Training to students in many different fields of work. The program gives the employer an opportunity to accept his share of responsibility in the com- munity and to help build better citizens by his example. Juniors and seniors are the only ones who are able to enter the D. O. program. They also must be at least sixteen years of age, and must have qualified for the course through their school records and through their association with their teachers. flf a student enters the D. O. pro- gram, his required subjects are given to him in morning classes. He is then free to work in the afternoonl. A D. O. student works a minimum of fifteen hours a week, To remain in DO., a student must develop good working habits, a general interest in his iob, and must have a good attendance record at school and on his job. He must also show progressiveness in his work. The DO. Program was first introduced to the Ritenour curriculum in T938 with only a handful of students participating. Through the years, the DO. Program has gained popularity until now there are over forty students taking D.O. at Ritenour. The Ritenour program is under the T '55-f Ruth Bourne. direction of Mr. Virgil Todd who has been at this school for eight years. A highlight of the school year is the annual employer-employee banquet, which is given by the D.O. classes each year. This year the ban- quet was held at the Lion's Hall on April l8th. Row Oni- Jimnita Huff, Louisu Lawler, Janet Wessler, Mary Ann Nicdling, Lois Elledgc, Donna Arens, Pa' Burke, Carol Turner. Row Two Mr. Todd, Tom Boyd, Jim Porter, Clarvnro Barbier, Jean Gray, Irene Kuntz, Ruth Bourne, Bob Schaefer, Lester Poflermann, Marshall Kurzunclocrfor. Row lhrvv Bob Adams, Don LaBrayvrc, Paul Renaud, Armin Neff, Bob Mount, Bob Trammel, Ronald Bruce, Jack Rosncr, Larry Hill, Dun Hawkins, Bill Ferris, Buford Heberer. Row Four Rex Button, Don Spear KL-nnetli Conrvy, Carl Luelser, Kenneth Hecht, Emil Bohlmann, Bob Schroer, Eugene Ediniston, Jim Ni-tf, Jay Evans, Marvin Gilson aacmce eight Top Row: Belly Whitehead, Carl Long, Ken Rose, Marilyn Worthen. Middle Row: Bill Wilson, Nan Maples, Belly Black, D. C. Look. Botiom Row: Carol Arm Lee, Bill Allen, Chuck Huetfer, Joan Hilsabeck Ns. Lf X QL , 1 S f im L Q Q ? , - A t., L L LA S, LL L ,LA f L t1 E 4. , ' l Q as V 9' K3 Q, o I' XA. ,7 , ui s.. . V8 5 ar . X . MN 3 , x, .,-Q M... Q' X ,..,. ,., . ' Al 7 .5 ' g, .au 1 l? i?N 'SK 'uf U .- 1 m-..-,-. 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