Ramona High School - Rocket Yearbook (Ramona, SD)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1951 volume:

Principal Mr. Thomas Prunty University of hew Mexico General Beadle State Teachers College 5 Northern State Teachers College American History World History Sociology-Government Business Training Shop Band Director Mrs. Gordon Bohl •w jrinteudent 0r. If. K. Anderson Sioux Falls College Ottawa University Kansas State College University South Dakota Brookings SDSC Bookkeeping Algefera Typing I, II H. S. Teacher Miss Betty Moses Yankton College English I, II, III journalism General Science Superintendent W.K. Andertron GRADE SCHOOL FACULTY LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Waters, 3rd and 4-th grade� ; Mrs.Tlbke, 1st 2nd grades; Mrs.Arnold, 5th and 6th grades: and Miss Muggli. ?th. and oth grades. 6 8 ARDATH LINOLE (Louie) Band Play Pep Club {lee Club thletics Honor Roll Library Club Class Offlcler Salutatoria Queen Candidate Student Council Reflector Editor Cheerleader � «ket staff 1 2-3-4 1-2-3-4 . 1-2-3 2-3-4 2-3-4 1-2-3-4 x-l 2 4 1-2-3-2 4 BOBK MARX REH8CH (Roeee) Valedictorian Band Glee Club Pep Club Library Club Play Carnival Candidate Class President Class Officer Student Council Athletics Reflector Staff Rooket Editor Acoompanlst Honor Roll Cheerleader Soloist 4 1-2-3-4 1-2-3-4 1-2-3-4 3 2-3-2 2 2-3-4 3-4 1-2-3-4 3 2-3 9 MARTIN EILERTSON (Ut ) Sioux Fulls 1 Basketball 2-3-4 Baseball 2-3-4 Play 2-3-4 Carnival Candidate 2 Carnival King 4 Class Officer 2-4 Rocket Co-Editor 4 Refleotor Staff 3 CAROLINE BEYER (Carrie) Band 2-3-4 Play 2-3-4 Pep Club l_2-3-4 Clee Club 1-2-3-4 Athletios 2-3-4 Library Club 1-2-3-4 Class Officer 2-3-4 Carnival Queen 4 Carnival Candidate 1 Class President 4 Student Council Rocket Staff Pres. 2 Reflector Staff 3 10 UPPER AND LEFT:The Junior-Senior Banquet of 1951. LOWER LEFT: The Commenoement Procession. LOWER RIGHTS Salutatorian Speeoh by Ardath Lingle. BOTTOM LEFT:Valedictorian Speeoh by Rose Mary Renech. BOTTOM RIGHT: Graduates receiv- ing their diplomas. 11 CLASS PROPHESY One bright summer afternoon, while taking my daily nap,a picture vaguely came before my mind. After look- ing closely, I caught a glimpse of the future, the year of 1961 to be exact. As the phases moved on some faces came Into view. Of oourse as these faces became clear- er I realized they were none other than those fhces of the graduating olass of 1951 As the scenes rolled by a strange; but wonderful thing came Into my view. It was a farm near Ramona and who could it be but Mrs. Joseph Manthey (Caroline Beyer) picking eggs with three little Mantheye hanging on her apron strings. She seemed to be quite contented wiping each of their noses As the scenes passed, Marvin Ellertson, the only senior boy,oame before my eyes. Marvin must like to be a lone wolf for he is still a baohelor; but he has eyes on a certain girl that was two years behind him in school. Marvin lives on a farm by Ramona and everything on this farm is run by atomic controls. Then all at once I heard a beautiful soprano voice and who oould it be but Mrs. Yernon Lebahn (Rose Mary Rensoh). They have a brand new home on the outskirts of San Franclco. I thought it was about time for the picture to come to an end but their was still one senior girl left, Ardath Lingle. Ardath is now Mrs. Lewis Neseelm. She arid her husband were proudly displaying their set of twins os their farm near Lake Preston. I was so interested in the future of these wonderful classmates that I had lost track of time. But these images and thoughts oame to an end when my Mother cal- led for me. OLASS PLOVER American Beauty Rose CLASS COLORS Rose and Silver CLASS MOTTO The Elevator to Suooess is not ®«nnlngf Taka the Stairs. CLASS HISTORY On September 3, 19 7, seven ambitious freshmen, tot- tering but determined, began the Journey up the ladder to success. Entrusted with duties as president of the olass was Dean Strang,but he soon fell and Henry Lingle took over hie duties. Record keeper of freshmen acti- vities and Income was Ardath Lingle. Other freshmen were Doris Lebahn, Caroline Beyer,John Fallon, and Rose Mary Rensch. Candidates for king and queen at the carn- ival were Caroline Beyer and Henry Lingle. he spring found the class eager for a vacation after having reach- ed the first rung. The next fall, ten sophomores returned with the sup- port gained by the addition of Dwight Ness,Dale Phelps. Eugene Eggebraten, and Marvin Ellertson. Henry Lingle was elected leader of the group with Caroline Beyer to help him. Marvin Ellertson was made secretary-treasurer. At carnival time some sophomores and freshmen presented the play, Life of the Party , and put up Ardath Lingle and Marvin Ellertson as candidates for king and queen. In the spring, when they had reached the second rung of the ladder, the olass again looked forward to their vaoatlon. In September, 19 9� the loss of Dwight Ness, Henry Lingle, John Fallon, and Dale Phelps diminished the class to six. Rose Mary Rensch was made president of the class and was assisted by Caroline Beyer. Upon Ardath Lingle was conferred the duties of secretary-tree� surer. Eugene Eggebraten and Rose Mary Rensch were can- didates for the class at the carnival and the Juniors worked at the lunch stand. On January 6, 1950� the Juniors received their olass rings. With the help of Mrs. Rowcliffe, the olass ad- visor, the Juniors and seniors put on the play, The Life of Riley ,and in the spring the Juniors gave a banquet for the seniors. After all of their hard work to reach the third rung,they were again prepared for a vacation. Coming back the next fall, the class had once more lost a member, Doris Lebahn. The group looked cheer- fully onward and at the oarnival they at last got a king and queen, Caroline Beyer and Marvin Ellertson. At this carnival the seniors ran the bingo stand. This queen was also the olass president with the king as the vice-president. Rose Mary Rensch was given seoretary- treasure duties. This year the class lost another mem- ber,Eugene Eggebraten. The seniors had their class pic- tures taken at Brookings. Their skip day, May 4 was spent at Bloux Falls, with a banquet from the Juniors on April 28. Valedictorian was Rose Mary Rensch and salutatorlan was Ardath Lingle. Graduation was at last aooompllshed by the class with the motto, The elevator to suoeees is not running; take the stairs. CLASS WILL We, the 1951 graduating class of Ramona High School, City of Ramona,County of Lake,and State of South Dakota, seemingly to all beholders, sane of mind and of sound body, who with great difficulty achieved the ability to read and write, do hereby ordain and establish this printed document to be our last will and testament. We, the Seniors, give all our old ohewing gum wrap- pers and used gum to the under classmen. We, the Seniors, leave to the faculty our nerves to replace their old ones which we have worn out. We, the Seniors, will our old books and papers, that we have worn out with our dilligent studying, to the freshmen, our sly method of getting by with murder , to the sophomores, and genius of getting perfect grades to all of the juniors. I,Caroline Beyer,will my brains to Elizabeth Abraham my ability to play the drums to Henrietta Lingle, my method of attracting laughs to Oluf Hansen,and my horn- rimmed glasses to Daniel Wolf. I, Ardath Lingle, will my schemes used to just bare- ly get by to Robert Thurow, my speed necessary to an- swer the telephone to Evelyn Krueger, my ability t o write themes to Mr .Anderson,and my cheerleading sweater, to Ray Shultis. I, Marvin Eilertson, will my lankiness to Mary Ann Schnell, my ability to get along with the girls to Mr. Prunty, my blush to Colleen Dooley, my capaDillty of doing my lessons to Naomi Mlohelke, and my English workbook to Miss Moses. I, Rose Mary Rensch, will my long red hair to Dean Eggebraten, my love for conversation to Vonnie Kasch, all my weary hours working on plays and annual to Norma Eilertson, and my nimble fingers to Ava Mae Rensch. M.T. Beanery I.M. Desperate Lawyer Attorney at Large Witnessed 16 aAsr JS+twy A� K� e Av u ffoo ay Mww Aj� «m TAvt-OU £ rm yft Ooeycr JUNIOR CLASS In the fall of 19 8, ten frightened and ambitious freshmen began their high school career. By spring they had successfully finished their first year under Mrs. Doyle's guidance. They had been Joined by Robert Boulals but the following year he transferred to Madison and Douglas Smith also dropped out. The nine remaining completed a successful Journey through the sophomore year. Fall of 1950 saw the loss of Arvid Hagemann leav- ing eight Juniors. Henrietta Lingle was elected to lead them and secretary-treasurer was Ava Mae Rensoh. Other Juniors were Sharon Casanova, Douglas Dooley, Evelyn Krueger, G-erald Palll, John Strang, and ■obert Thurow. 17 Dante Wo f NmoMu 7tcAc Ac. Srdtczjr i. A A'� In the fall of 1949, thirteen bashful freshmen en- rolled In Ramona High School. During the second six weeks, Mary Lois Boyda left to attend high school In Texas. The twelve remaining students continued togeth- er until March, 1940. Then Shirley Ring transferred- to Sioux i alls. This left a total of eleven students, who finished the year together. When they reassembled at the high school in September of 1950, they found that Mary Lois had returned from hus increasing their number to twelve once more, ihey chose Vonnle Kasch to guide them through the year with Wayne Casanova as her assistant. Secretary- treasurer was Vonnle Manthey, and Naomi Michelke was class reporter. During the first semester, another mem- ber, Richard Barnes, transferred to Sioux Falls. An� � cr y 7 yAaj Story 4+ Jc Arte FRESHMEN CLASS On September 4, 1950, fourteen frightened and later Impish students began their high school Journey. Chosen for president was Robert Rensch. Secretary was Colleen Dooley and treasurer, Kenneth Thurow. Miss Moses ad- vised the class throughout the year. During the year, the class was Joined by Qulnten Smith who later dropped out. Other freshmen were Dean Eggebraten, Elizabeth Abraham, Lois Beyer, Oluf Hansen, Roger Eggebraten, Eleanor Lebahn,Mary Ann Schnell,Duane Strang,Ray Shultis, Marlys Thompson, snd LeRoy Tolley. 19 Left to right: Cyril Strang, Merle Rensch, James Casanova, Roger Smith, Gerald Van Vooren, Gerald Manthey, James Augustad, Graydon Ren eh, Max Casanova and Jaties ReBisch. T Left to right: Doris Fold,. Beverly Lembcke, Carol Bloom, Donna Mae Feistner, Judy Casanova, Marlene Dinges, Sharee Jacobson, and Jean Ann Decurtins. BACK ROW: Elaine Volf .Joan Ran a oh, (Jerald Manthey, Carroll Renech, Robert Van Yooren,Ronald Tolley, and Jean Renscn. MIDDLE ROW:Rlta Bloom, Hanoy Hansen,Roger Smith,(Jerald VanVooren, James Augustad, Graydon Rensch, Marjorie Gale, and Yvonne Casanova. PROMT ROW: Cyril Strang, James Rensch,Max Casanova,Bonnie Jaton, Sylvia Dooley, James Casanova, Merle Rensch, and Miss Anna Muggli. BACK ROW: Janioe Dooley, Roger Beyer, Mary Ann Mlnneart,Timothy Sweeney,Robert Strang,David Dooley,and Maureen Dooley, MIDDLE ROW:Raymond Bloom, Marilyn Thompson,(Jerald Sohnell,Rodney Nold,Larry Sohaffer,William Rensch, and Judy Thurow. FRONT ROW: Mrs. Ruth Arnold, Gloria Haroldson,Doris Phelps,Mavis Lembcke, Rlohard Meyer, John Augustad,Ronald Lembcke, and Reva Tolley. BACK ROW: KIDDLE ROW: FRONT ROV: Kay August ad. Share Jacobson, Donna feistaor, Carol Bioon, Karlen Dlnges, and Claude Jaton. Borerly Lembck .Jeanne 9 Curtains, Judy O eaaera, Carol Alrereon,Richard O sanora,Ronald Behrends. and Deris Mold. Karl Arnold, John Kina art,Carol Xerer,Violet Xeyer, Clinton Tolley,Robert Xanthsy, and Xrs.Lyle Waters, BACK ROW: Daniel Sohnell,Constance Strang,DelTaye Sederstro Kathleen Renech, Sheryl Osborn, and John Cals, MIDDLE ROW: Riohard Tlbke,Janes Wolf,Patrloia Mlnneart, Eugen Casanova, Sharon Dooley, and Catherine Wold. FRONT ROW: David Monette.John VanTooren,William Sohnell,Rog Schaffer, Gary Beyer, Donald Meyer, and.Mrs. 1st Tibke. BACK ROW: Mr. Prunty, Dooley, String, Palli, Eggebraten, Smith, Thurow, Lembcke, Wolf, Eggebraten, and Mr. Anderson. FRONT ROW: Casanova, Bidwell, Lebahn, Hansen, Thurow, Tolley, Rensch, Manthey, and Eilertson. Nov. 17 Ramona at Canova 29 48 Nov. 21 Ramona at Orland 22 39 Nov. 28 Ramona at Artesian 38 41 Nov. 30 Beadle at Ramona 44 31 Dec. 5 Ramona at Argonne 78 27 Dec . 12 Canova at Ramona 34 39 Dec . 15 Ramona at Carthage 40 43 Dec. 18 Ramona at Winfred 41 27 Jan. 3 Ramona at Sinai 56 39 Jan. 5 Fedora at Ramona 59 24 Jan. 9 Ramona at Rutland 66 52 Jan. 12 Ramona at Howard 40 27 Jan. 23 Franklin at Ramona 51 24 Jan. 26 Argonne at Ramona 42 35 Feb. 7 Ramona at Franklin 27 48 Feb. 9 Orland at Ramona 34 32 Feb. 13 Carthage at Ramona 41 23 Feb. 16 Sinai at Ramona 29 49 L.H. Tournament at Carthage Feb. 1-2 Canova 38 33 Artesian 45 27 District 17 Tourney Madison Feb. 22-23-24 Franklin 29 31 Howard 43 27 Winfred 60 41 25 LEFT TO RIGHT: Duane Lembcke, Daniel Wolf, Robert Thurow, Gerald Palli, and Robert Rensch. LEFT TO RIGHT: Vonnie Manthey, Colleen Dooley, Ardath Lingle, and Vonnie Kasch. 26 BACK ROlfi John Strang,Rogor Kggcbra ten, Duane Lembcko, Doan Eggobratea, Garald Manthey, and Coach Anderson. FRONT ROW: Gerald Palli, Robert Rensoh,Robert Thurov, Daniel Wolf, and Duane Strang. On February 7, 1951, the Ramona Rockets journeyed to Franklin filled with animosity. They were making a bid to redeem themselves from an earlier drubbing at the hands of the Flyers. The Rockets returned to Ramona as conquerors the score being 48-42. It was a close contest with the score being tied at several occasions. Robert Rensch and Daniel Wolf gained eighteen and sixteen points re- spectively and with able assistance from Duane Strang, John Strang, and Gerald Palli proved to be just too much for the Franklinites. Ramona regained her pre-holiday form near the close of the season. In their final game,they gave the high- ly tauted Tigers, from Howard, one of their toughest contest in their conquest of District 17. Duane Strang led the part on1 this occasion, netting sixteen points. He was ably assisted by his brother John with three. Daniel Wolf with seven, Robert Rensch and Gerald Palli with two. Their tight defense baffled Howard and it looked like it might be another district upset for 1951, but the Howard boys with their extreme advantage in height made it pay off to the tune of 30-43. 27 BASEBALL T£AA BACK ROW: D.Wolf D.Strang,G.Palll R. Thurow,] Eggebraten, a n 0. Hansen. FRONT ROWSl ensc 0. Manthey, a n K. Thurow. ASPIRANTS BACK ROW:K.Thurow, D. Eggebraten, Q. Smith, and R. Eggebraten. FRONT ROW. R. Thurow, D. Strang D.Lembcke, and G. Palll. 28 cross COUNTRY TEAM BACK row: d Lembcke, G.Palll and K. Thurow. FRONT ROWS). St ran and R. Thurow. BACK ROW: Lois Beyer, Mary Ann Sohnell, Ardath L Ingle ,RoseXary Rensoh,7onnie Man they, Caroline Beyer, and Evelyn Krueger. MIDDLE ROW:Elisabeth Abraham, Norma Eilertson, Colleen Dooley,Mary Lois Boyda,Vonnle Kasch, and Coach Miss Moses. FRONT ROW: Eleanor Lebahn,Naomi MloheIke.Evelyn Beyer,Sharon Casanova,Ava Mae Rensch, Henrietta Llngle,and Maryls Thompson. On October 8, 1951, the Ramona girls, under the dir- ection of Miss Betty Moses, signed up for girls athlet- ics. The girls were allowed two periods a week for their athletlos. Last fall the girls practiced softball for the first two months. They played their one and only game with Canova said Ramona won from them. On November 15, the girls began practicing for the coming basketball season. In preceding years the girls played basketball according to boys rules, but wanting to participate In games with other sohools the girls changed to girls basketball. They scheduled only four games, but proved to be real competitors winning one and losing three. The spring activities for the girls were volleyball and softball. Jan. 26 Feb. 5 Feb. 27 Mar. 8 THE SCHEDULE IS AS FOLLOWS: Argonne at Ramona 13 Ramona at Oldham 26 5 Ramona at Rutland 3 19 Rutland at Ramona 30 29 29 32 Look out for tho axl W!� ole Play Cast Nerw Poppa I Maka-up So one JUNIOR-SENIOR PLAY AGNES MARTYN,a widow--•---------Ava 'Mae Eenach BOB ,her son--------- ■ ■ -Gerald Pa Hi MAR I LEE, her elder daughter--------Caroline Beyer GRACIE,her youngest child-Sharon,Casanova,Evelyn Krueger MISS LYDIA,her sister-in-law-Henrietta Llngle HENRY TURNER,a widower-----------------------Robert Thurow DORIS,his daughter---------------------------Ardath Lingle SAI‘MIB,his son--------------------------------John Strang BEGONIA,the Martyn's darky cook----------Rose Mary Rensch NICODEMUS.the Martyrfs colored handy man-Marvin Eilertson 33 SITTING: Rose Mary Rensch, Elizabeth Abraham, Mar?ls Thompson, Richard Meyer,Vonnle Kasch,Ronald Tolley, Duane Strang, Quinten Smith, Gloria Haroldson, Timothy Sweeney,Yvonne Casanova, and Cyril Strang. STANDING: Jean Rensch, Ava Mae Rensch, and Caroline Beyer. BAND STANDING: Daniel Wolf SITTING: Oluf Hansen, Ardath Lingla Robert Thurow, and Sharon Casanova. 34 BACK ROW: Oluf Hansen,Robert Renach,Sidney Lebahn.and Rodney Bldwell. FRONT ROW: Duane Strang.Duane Lembcke,Dean Eggebraten, and Kenneth Thurow. BACK ROW: Lois Beyer,Mary Ann Schnell, Ardath Lingle, RoseMary Rensch,Vonnie Manthey,and Caroline Beyer. MIDDltb ROW: Elizabeth Abraham, Colleen Dooley,Mary Lois Boyda, Vonnie Kasch, Maryls Thompson, and Evelyn Krueger. FRONT ROW: Miss Betty Moses, Naomi Mtchelke, Evelyn Beyer, Sharon Casanova, Ava Mae Rensch, and Henrietta Lingle. 35 STANDING: Henrietta Lingle, Norma Eilertson,Naomi Michelke Evelyn Krueger.Eleanor Labahn,Lole Beyer,Ellzabet. Abraham, Vonnle Manthey, and Mary Ann Sohnell. 8ITTING: Ardath Lingle,Evelyn Beyer,Caroline Beyer,Colleei Dooley, Vonnle Kasoh, Mary Lole Boyda, Maryl Thompson. and Sharon Casanova. BACK ROW: MIDDLE ROW: FRONT ROW: KNEELING: Lola Beyer,Mary Ann Schnell,Rose Mary Rensch, Caroline Beyer, and Evelyn Krueger. Elizabeth Abraham, Norma Eilertson, Mary Lola Boyda, Maryls Thompson, and Mlaa Betty Moses. Eleanor Labahn,Naomi Michelke,Sharon Casanova, Evelyn Beye:q Henrietta Lingle,and AvaMae Rensch. Vonnle Manthey, Ardath Lingle,Colleen Dooley, and Vonnle Kasch. 36 BACK ROW: Duane Strang,Robert: Renaoh,Sidney Labahn, and Supt. W.K. Anderson� FRONT ROW: Robert Thurow, Dean Eggebraten, Vonnie Kasch, Wayne Casanova, Naomi Miohelke, and Kenneth Thurow. STANDING; Sharon Casanova, Norma Eilertson,Sidney Labahn, Douglas Dooley,Ma� y Lois Boyda,Evelyn Krueger, Gerald Palli,Miss Beatty Moses,and Vonnie Kaschi SITTING: Jahn Strang,Robert,. ThuFow,Henrietta Lingle,and Ava Mae Rensch. 37 SITTING: Marvin Eilertson,and Caroline Beyer. STANDING: Gerald Palll, Sharon Casanova, Wayne Casanova,Vonnie Manthey,Vonnie Kasch, Robert Rensob� and Colleen Dooley. CORONA TION Carnival Scene 38 Caroline and Marvin 40 -LOIS —JERRY P.--------------CAROLINE —JERRY P_________________EVELYN most Popular-----------jerry p.---------------vonnie BEST LIKED-------------JERRY P.---------------VONNIE QUIETEST--------------LEROY T. BEST DRESSED------ CUTEST COUPLE----- BEST ATHLETE:----------JERRY P.---------------VONNIE MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT----ROBERT T.--------------ARDATH BEST LOOKING-----------JERRY P________________VONNIE MOST FUN TO BE WITH---MARVIN E.-----------HENRIETTA BEST PERSONALITY------MARVIN E.------------ROSE MARY FASTEST TALKER--------EUGENE E.--------------ARDATH BEST DANCER-----------EUGENE E_______________ARDATH BEST SCHOLAR----------ROBERT T.----------------NAOMI MOST AGREEABLE--------DANIEL W.------------ROSE MARY BEST SINGER-----------DUANE L______________ROSE MARY MOST MISCHEVIOUS------MARVIN E______________ARDATH BEST MANNERS----------ROBERT T.---------------NAOMI BEST TALKERS----------ROBERT T________________NAOMI BEST GUM CHEWER------—KENNETH T.-------------VONNIE MOST LIKELY TO 8UCCEED-ROBERT T_______________ARDATH FIRST TO GET MARRIED—JERRY P__________________ARDATH LAST TO GET MARRIED---LEROY T______________MARY ANN IDEAL DATE-------------JERRY P_______________VONNIE SMOOTHEST-------------—JERRY P_______________VONNIE MOST ROMANTIC---------—JERRY P_______________VONNIE BEST HUMORED----------RAY S.------------------VONNIE PRETTIEST HAIR--------JERRY P______________ROSE MARY PRETTIEST EYES-------- JERRY P_____________ VONNIE PRETTIEST S1ILE--------JERRY P.---------------VONNIE BOOKWORM--------------ROBERT T_______________-MAORI BIGGEST FLIRT---------EUGENE E.--------------ARDATH ODE---------—JERRY P.--------------VONNIE M. 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