Rocky River High School - Riverlet Yearbook (Rocky River, OH)

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SOPHONIORE BOYS First row: l'. NVhite. l.. Cobbs, D. Schade, li. Davis, li. Brown, lt. Deitesfelml, VV. Street. J. Catnip. Second row: D. Brush, J. Stokes, J. Barr, H. Mnrton, D. llinet, J. Frances, I.. Zohn, Il. Hofliniestcr, D. VVilcoxon, B. Herron, J. VVillian1s. Third row: li. Stein, N. Lampreeht, B. Bopp. F. Foyle. Il. Nelson, B. llrnnt, ll. Fhris- tensen, li. Harlow, H. Kitzen. B. Smith, D. Kane, J. Black. Fourtli row: B. Clarke, S. Fitzsimnions, li. Zarkus, E. Mango. lt. llggrer, N. Elliott. . Hano, B. Katzenmayer, G. McLean, D. Roberts, B. Raclzinski. Fifth row: D. Groshong, C. Horn, E. Gohn, A, Zbin, D. llntchinson, lt. Koch, J, Mon- son, IT. Treadwell, B. Murray, D. Hardesty, Il. Johnson. Bottom row: li. Wheeler, D. Matts, B. Anderson. A. Lciniienx, li. 'l'uryon, IS. Bright, B. Neff, C. Bader, R.. Horning, C, Ware. sopihomores The Sophomore Class began their activ- ities this year by electing otticers. They were as follows: Clyde YVare, president: Joyce Hanan, Yicespresident g Dick Brandt fwho has since nioveclj, secretary 3 and l':1.t Gore, treasurer. In keeping with the schedule set by the Inter-Cllass Council, they planned only one dance for the year, the iipllllllllilll l'roni . This event was held on October 30 at Beach Gym. The music was furnished by George Grill,s Orchestra and the decorations were in trne Halloweien style. The whole dance was deemed a success. TVVHNTY-FOUR

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In April the Junior-Senior Banquet was held at the High School Gym. A banquet was held in the gym after which a program was presented in the auditor- ium with the Seniors providing the entertainment. Later in the evening there was dancing in the gym. Junior boys were prominent in athletics, eight boys being awarded football letters and five boys re- ceiving basketball letters. A number of the boys participated in the spring sports. The boys were also active in the intramural sports. They were also busy in the Hi-Y. The girls were active in Friendship Club and G. R. I.. The whole class par- ticipated in the Dramatic Club, Debate Club, Iyaku, Lens and Shutter Club, Music Club and the Paper Club. The Juniors will look back on this year as a very J successful one. WM? M11 gf 50 Q7 . if I o F 1 9 3 e rf ' ff x JUNIOR GIRLS First row: T. Jennings, J. Gray, M. Byrd, B. Goldback, V. VVatkins,, M. VVilloughby, A. Nelson, V. Ellser, M. Case. Second row: J. Eungard, J. Morrison, D. Couzens, F. Garrett, M. McCauley, J. Jordan, D. Alpers, K. VVithroe, H. Koshnick. Third row: E. Becrkrest, B. Butzman, M. Nelson, P. S0ll6IIllt!I'g't'X', B. Myers, B. Sny- der, I.. Neathen, J. Brown, M. Koshnick. Bottom row: V. Sorge, B. Billings, I. King, E. Turner, R. Pratte, B. Nelson, A. Sundviek, J. Christiansen, Fl. Ny1l:-ind. TWE NTY-T 1-TREE

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SOPHOMORE GIRLS First row: M. Andrews, G. Parker, H. Gorby, M. VVilliams, P. Gore, IZ. Klavon, M Udoran, I.. Fitzsimrnons, J. Vtierntz, A. Batchelor, J. Spitzig. Second row: li. Pollack, M. Shriber. C. Collier, M. Rosencrans, B. .I. Bruce, J. Salzer A. Kancla, Il. Lindstroni, A. M. Robertson, NIJ I.. Chamberlin, P. Pliske. Third row: F. Moats, R. Campbell, M. Caprio, E. Koshnick, J. Irwin, J. Adler, B Burbank, tl. Egger, J. Alexander, A. Rice, B. J, Springer. Fourth row: J. Hanan, I.. Ncithamer, E. Lovell, I. Sougianis, ll. ltizzo, I.. Fetzer D. Shie, li. Shechey, FL. Preslan, J. Patnoe, S. Nicholson. litltftilll row: I.. Baker, M. Elkins, I.. Bible, li. Crowell, G. Morton, M. Von Haas, S Golclherger, N. Ganz. of 1937 Because the sophomore year is rather a preliminary to the more eventful senior high school years, the Sophomore Class has not had an opportunity to prove its abilities in sponsoring school affairsg how- ever, it is planning for the first time in sopoinore history a picnic to be held in the near future. IVith this, they will end their year of activities. This class has shown itself to be of outstanding abilities and has given promise of continuing to do so all through school. TWE N TY-FIVE