Riverview Gardens High School - Echoes Yearbook (St Louis, MO)

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SEV! IH GRADE BACK ROW: N. ANDRES, B. NEGEE, J. BAKER, D. GOFF. FOURTH ROW: D. MILLER, E. THIEME, R. HEIRoNIMus, V. MANLOVE, T. THOMA, R. FosTER, L. SMITH. THIRD ROW: M. WINDHORST, G. OLMSTED, N. DEBERRY, R. Mgygmqopn, H, BURTON, H. BURTON, J. SLEGELMILCH. SECOND ROW: B. BURNS, R. BEARDEN, G. BENHARDT. H. MILLER, A. GRENZEBACI-I, w. STEINMAN, B. YATE5, F. CHIOTTI. FIRST ROW: R. BLACK, R. HAMPTON, P. BURKE, S. KASTRLIP, J. WILLIAMS, J. HADE, H. HEITROETTER, D. MEYERKORD, B. COOK. CLASS OFFICERS Dale Meyerkord . . . . . . President Fred Chiotti , . Vice-President Jean Williams . . . Secretary Walter Steinman . . Treasurer 39 C LASS ST OR Y September 6th saw the very youngest generation shyly approach the doors of Riverview High School. The first few weeks of school found the se seventhgraders wan- dering aimlessly about the halls trying to find their classrooms. Later in the year, however, they distinguished themselves by helping present the Tom Sawyer' ope- retta. Since All work and no play makes .Tack a dull boy this group joined the eighth grade in several .Tunior High parties. After their one year with us, the seventh graders are ready to tackle the next assignment, that of becoming eighth graders.

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HISHIH GRADE BACK ROW: B. MURPHY, R. SWARINGIN, J. PHELPS, C. SCHMIDT, C. HENDRICK, B. FULTON. THIRD ROW: W. BARR, P. O'GORMAN, J. WIEDNER, B. KNmGHT, R. CHIOTTI, V. CALLIES, F. FRENCH, S. HAMMERSCHMIDT. SECOND ROW: J. BAcH, C. MORRIS, C. SCHUISCHELIS, J. SLEGELMILCH, C. WILLIAMS, F. MANSKE, B. DUNCAN, A. HAMPTON. FIRST ROW: E. ALTMAN, E. DxEDRncH, D. HOEFERLIN, J. FROEHLY, L. FRY, F. DUNCAN, R. BECKMAN, J. MINICKY, J. REVELLE. CLASS OFFICERS CHARLES SCHMIDT .... President JOAN FROEHLY .... Vice-President .TACQUALYN SLEGELMILCH . Secretary LORA LEE FRY ...... T reasurer C LASS ST OR Y Thirty-one peppy members of the younger generation eagerly began the new year. They have been a very active group, and their determination and strong lea- dership will undoubtedly follow them through their four years of high school. The eighth grade of our school re- vealed their dramatic ability in the Torn Sawyer operetta. Ioan Froehly and Bob Murphy were class attendants at the Coronation. We are justly proud of these students and are awaiting their entrance into high school.

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AHllHllIS SEPTEMBER 16 Baseball - Pattonville 2.0 - Jennings ' Z3 - Bayless Z7 - Fairview 30 - Fairview OCTOBER 4 Baseball - Jennings 7 - Berkeley NOVEMBER 8 Alumni Game 15 Bayless Tournament 29 B. B. Tournament DECEMBER 2 Basketball- Affton 6 - Ferguson 9 - Jennings 10 - Principia 16 - Berkeley Z0 - Fairview JANUAR Y 6 Basketball- Pattonville 13 - Lutheran Z0 - Jennings 23-Z7 - Ferguson Tournament 27 31 Basketball - B. B. Jr. High - Berkeley Valley Park FEBRUARY 3 Basketball- Berkeley 7 - Lutheran 10 - Fairview 14 - Pacific 17 - Pattonville 24 District Tournament 27-28- Mar. 1 - B Team Tournament MARCH l Basketball-Ritenour-fgirlsI APRIL 5 Volleyball-Berkeley-fgirlsj 6 Track-Ferguson ll Volleyball-Ritenour-fgirlsj 16 Track-Berkeley 19 Volleyball-Tournament-U. City Z1 Track-Fairview 30 District B at Principia-Track MAY 4 Track-Affton 12 Conference Track Meet there there here here there here here here here here here there here there there there there there there there here here here there there