Ramona High School - Rocket Yearbook (Ramona, SD)

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'1- 1 QT' 7.9- 1-'Z' V' x ,M 1950 Rocket RAMONA HIGH SCHOOL 1 PUBLISHED BY 1949-1950 SENIORS OF Foreword th Th R ktStaffh p t 0 otth y kth Mth T h t TABLE OF CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION SENIORS UNDERGRADS ATHLETICS ACTIVITIES HUMOR AUTOGRAPHS ADVERTISEMENTS 1 QQ Q f Q61 Q3 y if? Midffzx Wfxf S' ,E o C 1, E if .5 IJ Z Q, W J v wf1 f mf 9414411 W X 2 e oc e as carried out the various phases of e teachings of Mother Nature and de icted its similari y to ur educational career, Through u e earboo e theme, 0 er Nature eac es , has been por rayed. ---------------3 ---.-----------------7 - -------------- - 13 ' ----------- - ---- 21 ------------- ---Z7 ------------------- 35 -----f--------- 41 ------------ 43 X lx I S diy! -e K- If R f kg wi 7 f- K, 4 W5 V ,-gil? ,Z C w I f1 f' , Q b' X I f S , , A ' will Vf I ' yy, X .zz X vf ,ef X -N T . TTCN has I f xs X , II gkx 5 D r psmg IQ? 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UN VW f ' QX 1 X ' WM K. x IEY STANDING Mrs Maude Rowchife Mrs Ruth Arnold Mrs Florence Doyle and Mxss Anna Muggll SITTING Mr Orvln Stoneback Mr Robert Doyle and Mrs Esther Tlbke Mrs Esther Txbke Dakota Wesleyan Mrs Ruth Arnold Beadle State Teachers College Miss Anna Mugglx Beadle State Teachers College Northern State Teachers College Mrs Florence Doyle Northern State Teachers College Unxverslty of South Dakota Mr Orvln Stoneback Brookmgs State College Beadle State Teachers College Mrs Maude Rowchffe Yankton College University of Mmnesota University of Iowa University of Colorado Universzty ol Wyoming Mr Robert Doyle Northern State Teachers College University of South Dakota University of Purdue Prxmary Instructor Middle Grade Instructor Upper Grade Instructor Comme rclal Instructor Science Sho rthand Jourm ham Typmg Bookkeepmg Music lxutruc to r Prmcxpal English I ll IV Business Traxning Matherrmtxcs Supe rtntendent Shop Biology Government Wor Id History Coach --Ir C'.03 1 C . , , . Ei . . . 4 . rr . 'I . , . E. ' -2' O . A .. rn , . . 3' . I.. , - o c . . . . 5' I 4 T X4 Board of Education PRESIDENT Alphonse Manthey VICE -PRESIDENT William Casanova CLERK Irene Sweeney TREASURER Mayme Kelly MEMBERS OF THE BOARD Mulver Kasch Henry Stampe Conrad Rensch, Sr Mosuus nmwnu. RONALD asnscl-x 6 N Bus Driver Bus Driver ji A ,g,,f'g fgfjqig S J-Q A V ylixktyxxk J K MW kfsw 4 xx K Jfyx Z 27 KW WMM QM W fx Q Qi H f JT! Ci I Mmgxli A X J X f N f-N bw 2 LQ.,-1 X .K iv J K R A K T ,, S Sf K 3 K V e Q NJM C N Y Q Q 5 ,z J MN F jf XS A 26 X .W , .v' QF, ll f ' X X Q5 H. cap A L', f:5O Q J! x :W , si-,aff If lj Q2 A VA! 1 f , H .f K 3 ' QQA f , , ! X' Q 1544, L! , K W I -A 'itchy ' n f y 5 ' I n ' Nyfx iv HIRLEY ANN KASCH X studxous glrl wxth x snnll mr everyone Band Play Pep Club Glee Club Athletics Honor Roll Accompamst Rocket Edllor Llbxary Club Class Ofhcer Valedlctorxan Carmval Oueen Class Presxdent Student Council Reflector Edltor LORRAINF HAGFMANN The gal wlih a personalxty Play Glee Club Rocket Staff Rl flector Staff a s Dresldenl utucwnt Council 9 ROBERT WOLF May he score ln llfe as he dld In basketball Play Track Baseball Softball Basketball Rocket Staff Reflector Staff Class Ofhcer Honor Roll Mixed Chorus Carnival King Student Council Semor Class History Seven timid freshmen Lois Dooley Delores Nelson Beverly Monette Charlene Wolf, Dorothy Paul Robert Wolf and Shirley Kasch anxiously pxcked their way into RHS Study Camp in September of 1946 with a diploma as their inspiration Delores Nelson was chosen as their leader during the fu-st struggle of their travels through school After a much needed vacation the seven students returned to head quarters to resume their routine of studies Delores Nelson dropped out of the group in the second semester In the fall of 1948 Shirley Kasch safely led her three followers into their third year at RHS Lorraine Hageman who had completed her flrst two years at Howard High School Jomed the small band Wxth the help of the semors they presented the play Daffy Dxlls under the dxrechon of Mrs Maude Rowcliffe The students at the headquarters crowned Shxrley Kasch as queen of RHS In September 1949 the five semors returned for their final year of studzes They selected Mr Robert Doyle as thezr class advisor They elected Lorraine Hagemann as thelr gulde In November the Jumor Senlor classes presented the play Lxfe of Riley Dons Asbaugh The voyage with xts ups and downs became too much for two followers Dorothy Paul had to fall back because of xllness Charlene Wolf became a v1ct1m of cupxd before graduatzon She IS now known as Mrs Delvm Thorsness Th1s left Robert Wolf Lorrame Hagernann and Shirley Kasch to reach the goal for which they so falthfully struggled Shirley Kasch was valedxctorlan and Lorraine Hagernann salutatonan of their class Graduatzon exercises were held on May 19 1950 at the Ramona School Audztorlum Mr Alphonse Manthey presented the graduates wlth their diplomas CLASS OFFICERS I President Lorrame Hagernann fl!! I V1ce Presldent Sh1rley Kasch Secretary Treasurer Robert Wolf Charlene Wolff 00 10 I I I I I I I . ' - D . . , . . . . I I I IJ I . . . . , ., . . . .u . - found her way into the camp in October, but only rernained a few weeks. . . , . ' . . ' . . I I , X . .- - - - - - - - - . , - ......... - 0 - ...... - f 1 I Sen zor Class Wzll We the class of 1950 do hereby leave thxs will and testament as the ast cornxnemoration of the semors To the class of 1951 the members of the sensor class wxll their abrhty to athm dxplomas the abzhty to choose an annual theme that was so easily adapted to the vanous sectxons of our yearbook, and their azr of Semontxes to the Jumors who will be next year s semor dxgnztarxes To the sophomores, we pledge them owners of all bzology grades shorthand notebooks, typing erasers, which never could be found and bookkeepmg workbooks now don t get excxted, the cover IS all that remaxns To the freshmen we wxll our abxlxty to pass math in one year thxs can be a four year subject you know and our loyalty to RHS and :nts act1v1t1es To the faculty, we leave many pleasant memories as a stud1ous class symbohzed by our hngerxng ln the halls between bells domg the wrong assignments, borrowing the teachers answer books and attaxnmg honor grades Lorrame Hagemann wllls her helght to Ardath Lzngvle her seat m study hall to Doris Lebahn, her ab1l1ty to gxggle to AvaMae Rnsch her class rmg to to appreclate humorous mczdents to Duane Lembcke, and her horn rlmmed glasses to Mr Robert Doyle Robert Wolf wllls h1s abxhty to make baskets from the mzddle of the court to Eugene Eggebraten h1s mxschxevousness to Norma Eilertson hxs ab1l1ty to get along wlth glrls to Richard Barnes, lus bookkeepmg book to Marvln Ellertson, and hls dxamond rmgs to Vonnle Kasch Shirley Kasch wllls her senxor dlgnlty fwlthout the glgglel to Naoml Mlchelke her talkmg abxhty to Evelyn Krueger her dancing ab1l1ty to Arv1d Hagemann, the technlque of securmg boyfnends to Shirley Rmg her ab1l1ty to g1ve good sound advlce to Shirley Casanova, and her pos1t1on as edltor of the Rocket to Carolme Beyer SIGNED Robert Wolf Lorraine Hagemann Shirley Kasch MOTTO Not sunset but sunr1se 0 f , fx COLORS Blue and sxlver FLOWER Tallsman Rose 11 Q 1 D . . 1 I I . . . . . . . . ., . Douglas Dooley, her tardiness to Vonnie Manthey and Daniel Wolf, her ability . , . . . , . . . ll ' Il 0 I 4 f X . , ! X SITTING W Ch I Sh ly K d o Ha STANDING R b t Th d Flo Doyl Edltor ,ff Busmess Manager f fa! Sports Manager Humor Edltor Actzvxty Manager Art Edztor Advisor 12 Staff Shzrley Kasch Robert Wolf Robert Wolf Lorrame Hagemann Charlene Wolf Robert Thurow Florence Doyle r-PCZZ3' -11-1-:Dv-lvf x XX .06 X .- Q? U , 9 35 .a . 'W 5?-: 91 0' ' H-l 5 ' Sl gs 'I 1' E 'l 4' qi 'a' I' '52, I' ,I I, 2. l 'll' :- 'n 'ln' mn 'v 'ln' 'l 'lu' 5 :-:-:--' l'll' w 'l 'll' 5 I'l'l 5 I -1 l:ul:r-S, lIan.:, ' . 2. 0,3 '53, at an gl 0' t 5 t W 5 5 UNDERGRADS Qi vw ?-242 5 was ' 1 0055 N V 5 7sfQ7.g,J Q LL i 5 ',o 5 f ,M 4 5 Pg gf C4 9 1 I4 YS lb JD Mm 5 40 If , f 45 0 M , ,,, w g i ' f Rgicgbi, J 9 'S , 1 v - x f f - , ' f - 1 L3 j DORIS LEBAHN FUGENE EGGEBRATEN ROSE MARY RENSCH ARDATH LINGLF MARVIN EILERTSON CAROLINE BEYER Jun :or Class In the autumn of 1947 ten eager trailblazers, RoseMarv Rensch, Ardath Lmgle, Eugene Eggebraten Marvin Ellertson, Doris Lehahn, Caroline Beyer Dwight Ness Henry Lingle John Fallon, and Dale Phelps, started on their wmter headquarters of RHS Resuming their studies in 1949, only sxx remained Henry Lmgle Dale Phelps Dwzght Ness, and John Fallon had to drop out on the second voyage The group entrusted RoseMary Rensch to guide them through their various problems of the term, with Caroline Beyer to assist her Ardath Lingle was elected to keep record of the many excttlng incidents they encountered durmg the thu-d year at RHS study headquarters Mrs Rowcliffe has been a capable overseer of this class 15 1 I . - I O , I . I ' excursion of education. They stopped their voyage and came to rest at the DOUGLAS DOOLEY JOHN STANG AVA MAF RENSCH HENRIETTA LINGLE SHARON CASANOVA EVELYN KRUEGER GERALD PALLI ARVID HAGEMANN Sophomore Class ROBERT THUROW In the fall of 1949 ten bashful students led by the1r class advlsor Mrs Florence Doyle, started then' hlgh school days at RI-IS Recovermg from the varzous treatments gxven them by the sopho mores nme healthy students returned for then' second year at study camp Robert Boulals and Douglas Smlth d sbanded from the camp Gerald Pa111 transferred from Madlson Central High School to Jom the class Robert Thurow was chosen as pres1dent v1ce pres1dent, Evelyn Krueger and secretary treasurer, Gerald Palh 16 , 3 - A . , tzliwfiffliff we iemesgxfffsffzs' ' ing if 2 'A 5424. gf 5 ,W.,..m.t............... I I I . . . . 7 . 'A . . I ' Z - 'Q SIDNEY LEBAHN Nomvm EILERTSON VONNIP LEE Kascn voNN1r MANTHEY WAVM. CAQANOVA EVFLYN BFYER RODNEY BIDWELL DUANE LEMBCKE NAOMI IN ICHFLKE FYemhnman CHUSS ,Q'YE? Mf 1'!' f2 ?! 'F x'9f Q.. DANIEL WOLF RIC HARD BARNFS SHIRLEY RING Thzrteen brave boys and glrls halted to begin their studles at RHS Study Camp All are st111 workmg hard ln this new envu-onment except Mary Lozs Boyda who 1S attendlng school 1n Texas because of her health Most of them enjoyed the 1n1t1at1on party given ln thelr honor by the sophomores They chose Vonme Jean Manthey as presmdent v1ce presldent, Rxchard Barnes, secretary treasurer, Vonme Kasch, and Mrs. Florence Doyle as their class advisor. 17 4 W 'I ' Q, ,f,, ' A, 'A 7 et.t ,sM L 4 H 3 P W 5 5 1 I - ' - W L L 6' V 9 . ' 9 o . , L t . ,f y 'a x ,f r s t if ,Q tfj L aid .f s nj 5 9- E U ! Y. 'V Vx., f Jas. it f BACK ROW Leroy Tolley Roger Fggenbrat n Ger ld Manthey Robert Rensch Du e St ng Dean Eggebraten Elxz beth Abraham and Marlys Thompson MIDDLE ROW Car oll Rensch Ron ld Toll y G aydon Rensch J m Augustad Elaine Wolf Joan Rensch Jean Rensch and Mis Anna Muggl FRONT ROW Ma C anov James Rensch Cyrxl Strang James Cas nov Merle Re sch Ray Sh ltls Donna Kasch Yvonn C sano and Colleen Dooley Upper Grade Room In the upper grade room, the boys have a two thirds majorxty, there belng slxteen boys and e1ght g1r1s Last October they had four contestants 1n the declamatory contest of the Lzttle H1ckory Conference at Howard They were Jlmmy Rensch and Cynl Strang ln the slxth grade d1v1s1on and Ehzabeth Abraham and Graydon Rensch m the seventh and e1ghth grade contests In the carnival program, thelr room presented two skits, The Cho1ce and Who s Afraid At the Chrlstmas program, they presented a one act play C1rcus Folks Brmg Gifts To Juby A11 members of the room took part m thls productwn Ten seventh and e1ghth grade boys are active 1n basketball Several of the boys have been playmg wrth the B team ln hlgh school The grade team has played f1ve games and won three games S1x boys and three glrls completed grade school thls year, and w1l1 enter Ramona I-hgh School next September 8 3 I I C- B . , an ra , ' a I - 7 1' v B 6 . 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BACK ROW John A g tad Ronald Nold Richard Meyer Mavis Lemb k Glo 1 Haroldson L V y Beye D nm Ba nes and Do ld Doyle MIDDLE ROW Ro ld L bck Dons Phelp B bar Rxng Ger ldS hnell Tmothy Swe ney L Beye and Lar y S half Toll y M een Dooley M xlyn Thompson d Mrs R thArnold In termedzate Room There are twenty three boys and girls nn the fourth and flfth grades In the mornmgs there 15 health inspectxon by two appomted puplls, who check on cleanllness The Y C L meets each month at whlch tune safety fxrst stones are glven Th1s year the room bought a large map of South Dakota For openmg exerc1ses they elther smg or have a story Each month new decoratlons are made for the room There have been several spelllng contests durxng the year whxch have created a great deal of mterest They entered the county spelling contest In the begmrung of the school year, the boys and gxrls made a llttle grocery store to glve them extra practxce m arxthmetzc They also hke map drllls, arithmetic races and basketball The puplls took part in the speakmg contest held last fall, and sang m the county chorus held ln the spring 19 N 1 1 : u us , , ' ,' C e, r'a , e a r, e 's r , na : na em e, ' s, ar a ' , a c , i e , eon r, r c er FRONT ROW: William Rensch, Robert Strang, James Sweeney, David Dooley, Mary Ann Minnaert, Reva e , aur , ar' , an . u I . . . . 9 . BACK ROW Clinton Tolley Robert Manthey Violet Meyer Carol Meyer Peter Rxng John Mmnaert Gary Barnes and Earl Arnold MIDDLE ROW Roger Shaefler Donna Mae Feistner Marlene Dmges Beverly Lembcke Judxth Casanova Rnchard Casanova Kay Augustad and Ronald Behrends FRONT ROW Mrs Esther Txbke Jeanne Ann DeCurtins Sharee Jacobson Bully Schnell Eugene Casanova Kathprm Nold Pat Mmnaort and Sharon Dooley Doris Nold absent Przmary Room Twenty three puplls enrolled ln the prlmary room ln September, DOFIS Nold entered slx weeks later, gvvmg them a total of twenty four Sharee Jacobson placed second wxth the plece, Washmg Dlshes Thlrd placmgs were won by Katherme Nold wlth the selectlon Watch Your Step Marlene Dmges who spoke Deserted , and Earl Arnold who gave The Captaln All puplls took part ln Three Black Cats presented at the carnival, and also IH the Chustmas program The boys and glrls emoyed paltles on Thanksgxvmg, Christmas, and Valentmnes Day, and the school plcmc held at the end of the school year Z0 l Four students from the room entered the declamatory contest at Howard, X2 f7j V'ATHLETlCS NNN :Www QQ .5 4, N t x QQQQ M342 fa 3- K K Q f fy 55 Qf X X 4 ff X f 1 K K X U fl! 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P ' X Xu I 11119 rg W 217: Q f ff W I ff MM Wm X X 1' U A X I X W W' M jf DUANE LFMBCKE ROBERT WOLF Forward GFRALD PALLI ROBFRT THUROW Startzng Lme up FUGENE EGGEBRATEN DANIEL WOLF Center Forward Z3 V Y W i N Guard Guard I Guard C C x QE vw-lr1'17!OO7U BACK ROW Duane Sh-ang Roger Eggebraten Arvmd I-lagemann Robert Renee-h Jack Strang Coach Doyle MIDDLF ROW Robert Thurow, Robert Wolf Danlel Wolf Duane Lembcke FRONT ROW Gerald Pallx Rodney Bldwell Gerald Manthey and Eugene Eggbratcn V10--imr-I-43, l LQ ir D r D H' ,A -f 1 . - ' - ' s . 4 l an BACK ROW Ardath Lxngle Rose-Mary Rensch Shxrley Kasch Carollne Beyer Charlene Wolf MIDDLE ROW Shirley Rmg Vonnle Manthey Axa Mae Renach Evelyn Beyer FRONT ROW Vonnle Kasch Pvelyn Krueger Henrletta Lxngle Sharon Casanova and Coach Florence Doyle Z4 and John Sh-a g Rockets at Practzce BASKET BALL SCHEDULE Date Place Opponent Ramona December December December December December January January January January January January Januar y Febuary Febuary Eastern at Ramona Ramona at Argonne Ramona at Franklln Wlnfzed at Ramona Ramona at Canova Smal at Ramona Canova at Ramona Ramona at Smal Carthage at Ramona Howard at Ramona Ramona at Wlnfred F1 ank11n at Ramona Ramona at Fedora Ramona at Orland Z5 LEFT TO RIGHT: Danielwolt, Coach Doyle, Eugene Eggebraten, Gerald P ll D n L b ke Ro e tWo f ll Z 6 . 9 ' - 13 ' B 16 3 . I . 6 1 0 ' ' 1 3 l 9 Z4 ' ' Z7 ' 7 10 BACK ROW Robert Rensch Roger Eggebraten Daniel Wolf Gerald Palll Fugene Eggebraten and Duane Lembcke FRONT ROW John Strang Robert Wolf Duane Strang Gerald Manthey Douglas Dooley and Deln Eggebraten Baseball Team At the oz ganzzatlon meeting of the L1ttle Hickory Conference baseball for the fall sport The conference was dwzded 1nto Fast West sections Conference schedule and results were as follows September 16 Ramona 13 Wlnfred September Z3 Ramona 11 Canova 6 September 30 Tournament at Carthage Ramona 1 Carthage ll As a result of the season s conference play and tourney the c hampxonshxp trophy was won by Carthage and Ramona won runners up trophy 26 in September, the coaches of the conference decided to play - - - - - - ' 1 CS W4 i 1 Q ,WW ff K 950 U 600 109' ' I I ' , 'lf' V N .nr I I pr- flu-fv 'J u 'fwfr-an nhfepwrfvvfdlf' ' we ' , A 4 , . 5f 'f:'fffj'f2 '7 ? A o ff,,,x,' ' W wie I Fife,-,, , ' Y Q 155fJ?5 ' 4, ,al .Q N. J . U, STANDING Ardath Lxngle Doris Lebahn Eugene Eggebraten Marvin Exlertson Robert Thurow Charlene Wolf Lorrame Hagemann Dorothy Paul and Rose Mary Rensch SITTING Naomx Mxchelke Carohne Beyer and Shirley Kasch UNDER TI-IE TABLE Robert Wolf PLAY CAST Lovey R11ey a spoxled brlde Ce11a Masters her slster Mrs Beulah Masters their dommeerlng mother Terry Rlley Lovey s adormg young husband Mrs Ted Rlley Terry s slster 1n law Sadxe Cohen the Rxley s newly engaged ma1d Mrs Mlchael Casey T1m Sweeney a Warner C Steele Two tlme Rlley Mona Morrxs Property Managers D1rector who hves next door man Lorralne Hagemann Terry s close friend a desperate character a swlmmmg champlon Shxrley Kasch Ardath L1ng1e Charlene Wolf Fugene Eggebraten Dorls Lebahn R0seMary Rensch Naoml Mlchelke Robert Thurow Marvm Exlertson Robert Wolf Carolme Beyer Dons Asbaugh and Dorothy Paul 29 The Life of Riley Mrs Maude Rowchffe 'N gJ SITTING Donald Doyle Rxchard Meyer Rose Mary Rensch Ehzabeth Abraham Marlys Thompaon Shxrley Kasch Charlene Wolf Ronald Tolley Eugene Eggebraten Gerald Manthey Duane Strang Yvonne Caaanova Glorxa Haroldson Max Casanova and Txmothy Sweeney STANDING Jean Renach Ava Mae Rensch and Carohne Beyer Ramona Band The school band under the d1rect1on of Mr Orvm Stoneback, consmsts of f1fteen players fxve cornets, four clarmets one saxophone, one alto horn one baritone horn and three drummers There are also three begmners who are workmg hard, and who hope to be able soon to contr1bute to the mus1c of the organxzatzon The school owns some fme bass mstruments wluch are not being used, mamly because the students lack suffxcment interest xn the musxc for them There are seven grade puplls studymg tonettes, and m the future some of them wzll no doubt take up these heavy mstruments, and f1ll 1n the empty space which 15 left 1n the muslc now The band and glrls glee club jom d a muszc festlval at Madlson m the sprmg The students came back mth new 1nterest and enthusiasm in muslc, since they were able to play and smg w1th mus1c1ans from other schools 30 4 , It . .' . . l . . . r k . -a ' . a . ho o l . r1'Ir11:-O WCPO BACK ROW Rose Mary Rensch Evelyn Beyer, Dorothy Paul Shlrley Kasch Sharon Casanova and Henrletta Lmgle FRONT ROW Vonme Manthey Shlrley Rxng Vonnxe Kasch Carolxne Beyer Ardath Llngle and dxrector Orvxn Stoneback '1Ff1 5 CDCFO 1 R L A .Tr '- ar BACK ROW Carolme Beyer Dorothy Paul Naomi Mxchelke Shxrley Kasch Charlene Wolf Lorraxne Hagemann and Dons Lebahn FRONT ROW Shxrley Rxng Norma Fxlertson Evelyn Krueger Henrxetta Lmgle Ava Mae Rensch Evelyn Beyer Sharon Casanova and Coach Florence Doyle KNEELING Cheerleaders Vonnxe Manthey Rose Mary Rensch Ardath Lxnqle and Vonme Kasch 31 2J3f7Uo:-:- X4 WCPO - 'Z 5 444 :J F' , l M su O F J sv .O ,L w fl 1: g, ' ., W 5 '1 U -'C . 7-1 -rn , . I U1 I ' 0 U' I. g ' . . :L 5, O., , . 3' N .H X., F I 3 ' ' A il ..E ' O 3 , . fs . ', A . ' , 4' I , . . U is 4 N 1 1 A A, ' IA 1 I STANDING IN BACK Vonnxe Kasch Advxser Mrs Rowclxffe Dons Lebahn Naomx Mlchclke Shxrley Kasch Ava Mae Rensch and Evelyn Krueger SITTING AT TABLE Shlrley Rxng Evelyn Beyer Henrietta Lxngle Carollne Beyer and Sharon Cabanova WORKING AT SHI-'LF fbackj Ardath Lmgle ffront Vonme Manthz-y 700-If n-1 I-'-1-:rr-175 r1 f'1Jb-If 1- ez -1 '-I b-4 O 11 O I -4 Z Cd '1 1' , 3 w ,. VU 1 JZ O ?D fn, 'ID- 45 War 'UVB 51 V S-Z 1 Il! -fu O '1 0 D 'H fi U O '4 N U O '1 G r D U' N D' 3 0 Fw '1 O : D 'D w 'Z '4 'U '1 J' .. O- O' - D' 32 BACK ROW a lel Wolf Sh 1 y K h F' e Eg br te Sh on dAd 1 R b rt Doyl Student Counczl In the fall of 1948 under the dlrectlon of Mr Doyle the student counc11 was organlzed The student council has been actlve 1n planning school carnlvals selectmon of kmng and queen and helpmg with the varxous actlvltles of the school Thls orgamzatlon has been partlcularly actlve ln such dr1ves as the Red Cross and March of Dlmes The 1949 1950 offlcers are Presldent Carohne Beyer V1ce Presldent Shlrley Kasch Secretary Charlene Wolf Treasurer Eugene Eggebraten 33 . .,,. : D n' , ir e asc , ,ugen ge a n, ar Casanova, an v'ser, 0 e FRONT ROW: Douglas Dooley, Caroline Beyer. Norma Eilertson, and Charlene Wolf O I - ' ' I . F . . P . . b STANDING ram Pam Evelyn Krueger shu-xey Kasch RoseMarY Rensch' Eugene Egge ra Charlene Wolf and Damel Wolf SITTING Vonnxe Manthev Queen Robert Wolf Kms no wyqsw PRIMARY GRADES 1948 CFLFBRITIF5 ! 'Sv .94-s.. IVY MIDDLE GRADES POISON 34 l 'JP4-275350 cnl'f1Zr1'1f'3w MQUQ f,lJ5W I 4'-f-ff 'V 5 3 If - r W ew A JV l ff 'I ,sax T.. 0 . j 1 in iw A Q ' Su y a R K X X ly X X. W9 f, , I .9 5. K 1 ,mmf ,, H X , fl A ff 17 F eaturzng RHS Students Dxd ever a semor class have as much of a struggle as the class of 50 at RHS? The contmous fallmg away and pxckmg up of senrors has made It rather hard for them to carry on thelr normal act1v1t1es as a class They started out wlth five studlous senlors last fall gaxned one durmg the year, but mstead of gomg through the year and graduahng lxke any normal class many d1ff1cu1t1es arose Lorrame Hagemann, Dorothy Paul and Dor1s Asbaugh were taken 111 for a few weeks They returned for a day or two but a relapse kept them out a few more weeks Dorzs Ashbaugh and Dorothy Paul gave up the1r studles Lorralne Hagemann returned wlth a moan at the large p1le of work that awalted her When Charlene Wolf dxscontmu d school at the semester, Shlrley Kasch looked around m a daze wonderzng what was becommg of her class mates Bob Wolf doesn t seem to even notxce but he was begmnmg to wonder lf he were gomg to be the only graduate at RHS th1s year He doesn t under stand these semor g1rl now a days Those Junxors don t seem to have any trouble hndmg out all the angles of mxschlef Sclentlfxcally mmded Ardath Lxngle and Carohne Beyer have done some exploslve expermrnentmg, and have worrled Eugene Eggebraten and Marvm Exlertson to the polnt that they wondered 1f it was safe to come to school But of course they were wxllmg to take thls chance, knowmg how lmportant sclence IS to the world Dons Lebahn and RoseMary Rensch never settle thelr arguments because they so seldom have any that they have to preserve the ones they do have Illusxoned brmlhance 15 common among the sophomores who are so act1ve ln studzes It IS amazmg Due to the mfluence of the sophomore g1rls Jerry Palh IS always out of gum Ava Mae Rensch Sharon Casanova and Douglas Dooley can never lmagme where then mmute goes when they speak 1n study hall It certamly wasn t Arvid s fault he dldn t take Henrietta Lmgle and Evelyn Krueger up town every noon Cars sometlmes Just won t start One would soon know lf he were ln a freshman classroom Sxdney Lebahn usual prudent questxons and Rxchard Barnes mnocence when asked questions Duane Lembcke and Wayne Casanova are excellent at asking queer questlons 1n rnathematxcs class Dan Wolf and Vonnle Manthey are a good palr of late comers One wonders rf Shlrley Rxng s mabxhty to sat stlll has really caused Evelyn Beyer and Rodney Bxdwell to get poor grades Vonnle Kasch and Norma Ellertson marvel at Naomi M1chelke s abzhty to get her math done 37 I . . , . . . . . . . ... . . . . . . . . 1 . . . .. . 9 . . . . o 9 . 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