Randolph Rural High School - Rambler Yearbook (Randolph, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 40 of the 1950 volume:

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TKHN UA L 5 Tffjfp Editor -------- --------- --------- Assistant Editor -------------------------- --- Business Manager ------- ---------------------- Assistant Business Manager ------- ------------ Art Editor ------- ---------- ------ ------- ----- Snapshot Editors -------------------- --- ----- Sports Editor- ---------------- - ----- ---- ----- Freshman Historian --------------------------- Sophomore Historlan- ------ - ---------------- -- Junior Historian ------------- ------------ ---- Senior Historian ------------------- ---------- Advisor -------- ---- - --- ------------ ------- vs nu o.,,...f-5' W - . Marlene Kershaw Marilyn Dettmer Jackie Anderson ---Lu Ann Boles ---Kay Springer ----Opal Hedren Junior Mann David Nordlund ---Joan Roblyer Marilyn Osbourn --Charlene Bell Joyce Malmstrom ------Ruth Pate -Daphns J. Capps Left to Right: Kay Springer, Phyllis Pfaff, Miss Capps, Advisor, Jhckie Anderson, David Nord1und,Bi11y Estabrook, Opal Hedren, Lu Ann Boles, Marilyn Dettmer, Junior Mann, Joan Roblyer, Marlene Kershaw r 1 KS -A ff ig ,gf X , ' Q , ' A X Q A f 2 f NIP ' 'R , r' v, , ' .I I fn. X Vt. f -vw , X X A 1' lf: dak - HIIIIIIIII Jhllllllll Q tfasfgf, f k . RANDOLPH RURAL HIGH SCHOOL Board of Education 3 5 x if K 'ww L. D. Anderson, Director R. E. Bergsten, Treas. J. -32- .K sq, '35, N b e l EJ , , K i3KigiE,11ggiuhg- ggiiixg V1 Tomw--Custodian 4 'r',x' ,n, V, Q wr ff, tgQQEfg I 5 C. Hale, Clerk if'x e iii C Q, k , iQN 5 f Virginia Shrake Elliott Voc. Home Economics B.S., K. State,Msnhattan Mrs Bowman Commerce B.S.,K.S.T.C.,P1ttsburg L. c. D111on--supn. B.S., K. State, Manhattan M.S., K.S.T.C.. Hays ...qv Emerson Conley Science--Coach he B.S., K. State,Man ttan Voc. Agriculture B.S.,M.S., K. State Mary Hamrick Music B.M., K.S.T.C.. Pittsburg nglish--Dramatics B.S., K.S.T.C., Pittsburg C... 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Lu Ann Boles CLou1eI Glee Club-43 Mixed Chorus-2: Y-Teen-45 Y-Teen Cabinet-13An- nual Staff-19Ramb1er Staff-13Basketba11-4 Jo Ann Burgman Mixed Chorus-23 Glee Club-43Student Coun- cil-2: Y-Teen-45 Y- Teen Cabinet-lg Jun- ior Playg Basketball 4: Class Officer-2. Marion Brenner CDocl Mixed Chorus-23 Glee Club-43 F.F.A.-43 Basketball-43 Track- 4g Football-4: Base- ball-2g Bend-43 An- nual Staff-lg Ra b- ler Staff-13 Quar- tette-2. .l Philip Byax-1ayfPhilD F.F.A.-43 Basketball 13 Football-43 Track 4. -mall' Marilyn Dettmer sd Chorus-23Quar- 13 Sextette-2: Club-43 Y-Teen- -Teen Cabinet-2g or Playg Basket- -4g Band-43 An- Staff-2pRambler -15 Class Offi- Cheer Leader- Nancy Carnahan Mixed Chorus-29 Stu- dent Council-2: Glee Club-4gY-Teen-43Bas- ketball-lg Bend-45 Class Officer-2. DeLongiJocksD Club-13 F.F.A.- 4,Basketbal1-3gFoot- 1-23 Track-lgBand 53 Baseball-2. Harlan Forslund A 4, F F A b inet 2 Football 3 Baseball 2 'ISP Z ' Marlene Kershaw ' , A Cflorkyl ixed Chorus-55 Glee .M K ' 3.1ub-nsnudenn coun- 4- , yfiicll-1: Y-Teen-43 Y- Q ' qfeen Cabinet-2' Jun- : , Q X Las: A .M fi? 'wfior Playg Basketball My-I igfy ,..- Q 5543 Band-45 Annual M-Q ,fgwajj iN Staff-13Ramb1mrStaff ' Tv' - V al: Class Officer-4: - 'Ayligi .- ' is 'ii' V extette-2. 1 4 .41 Opal Hedren QOPP Mixed Chorus-23 Glee Club-45 Annual Staff 33 Rambler Staff-13 Y-Teen-4gY-Teen Gab- inet-13Basketba1l-43 Band-13Class Officer lg Cheer Leader-23 Student Council-2. David Nordlund Transferred from O- sage City, Junior year. Annual Staff-13 Ram- bler Staff-15 Class Officer-1. Laverne Sump Mixed Chorus-45 Glee Club-45 Y-Teen-43 Y- Teen Cabinet-13 Jun- ior Playg Basketball 43 Band-43 Annual Staff-23 Sextette-1. Lyle Pfaff CSmi1ey5 Mixed Chorus-33 Glee Club-4gBasketba11-43 Football-4: Track-43 Baseball-25 Band-53 Annual Staff-1gClass Officer-45 F.F.A. Arlo Peterson Mixed Chorus-23 Glee Club-33 Football-15 F.F.A. Jerry Schwartz Transferred Freshman year from Leonard- ville. Mixed Chorus-43 Glee Club-4gBasketba1l-5: Football-43 Track-2: Class Officer-23 F. F.A. t 16 8. Who 65 'hu' Nnrrff Ruth Pate Mixed Chorus-23 Glee Club-45 Y-Teen-45 Y- Teen Cabinet-25 Bas- ketball-4g Band-3: Annual Staff-lgClass Officer2. Arnold Hedke Student Council-lg Glee Club-lg F.F.A.- 45 F.F.A. Cabinet-2g Junior Playg Basket- ball-43 Band-1gFoot- ball-45 Track-43 An- nual Staff-lg Class Officer-29 Baseball- 1. Richard Malmstrom KD1ckl Mixed Chorus-43 Glee Club-4g Junior Playg F.F.A.-4gF.F.A. Cab- inet-2gStudent Coun- cil-2g Basketball-4g Football-43 Track-25 Baseball-23 Annual Staff-lg Class Offi- cer-25 Quartette-5: Athletic Treasure-4. Joan Roblyer CJOD Mixed Chorus-2g Glee Club-45 Y-Teen-4gAn- nual Staff-lgRambler Staff-1gJun1or Playg Basketball-43 Band-4 Henry Mann CHingyJ Mixed Chorus-33 Glee Club-33 Annual Staff lg Rambler Staff-lg F.F.A.-4g Basketball 43 Junior P1aygTrack 2. Kay Springer franMan- Junior year. 3 Glee Annual Staff 1' Rambler Staff-13 Teen-23 Basketball l .l . --J' 'X Milton Wendland lBuzzJ Mixed Chorus-53 Glee Club-4gStudent Coun- cil-2g Junior Playg Basketball-43 Foot- ball-43 Track-43 F. F.A.-43 F.F.A. Cab- inet-2g Baseball-25 Quartette-2: Class Officer-2. Robert SpringerCBobJ F.F.A.-45 F.F.A.Cab- inet-2gStudent Coun- cil-13 Basketball-43 Track-1' Baseball-3' Class Officer-23 An- nual Staff-lg Foot- ball-4. if ,,. mg f E Ro er Stitt S F.F.A.-43 Band-4. 5 SE.1iTI012l 4351 A, f . ,., -T Lf? l.l:2 d4g,ff E :f 5' A The Class of l950 entered Randolph High School September 6, 1946, to begin four years of higher learning- and to make many friendships. Our class enrollment at the beginning of the year was 26. Kay Springer and Jimmy Latham left and enrolled ln other schools. Hr. Wesley Koehler was elected class sponsor for the year. The following officers were elected for the first and second semesters: President-Lyle Pfaff--Dick Malmstrom Vice President-Arnold Hedke--Marlene Kershaw Secretary-Ruth Pate--Arnold Hedke Treasurer-Dick Malmstrom--Jackie Anderson Reporter-Marilyn Dettmer--Opal Hedren Student Council--Nancy Carnahan 1 The important social events for the year included parties andpic- n cs. le began our high school career with a great interest in athlet- ics. Ten boys lettered in football, and nine participated in basket- ball. Nine girls participated in basketball. Jackie Anderson honored our class by pla ing a piano solo at Con- cordia: larlene Kershaw and LaVerne Sump reiresented us in the mixed chorus. Jerry Schwartz transferred from Leonardville, and our Sophomore enrollment was 25. Social events for this year included a hayrack ride on Carnahan Creek and a line party at the Sosna Theatre in Manhattan. Again this year, we were well represented in athletics. Most of the boys and all the girls were in glee club. Nine were members of the band. Nancy Carnahan andMarlene Kershaw attended Y-Teen camp this sum- mer. We elected the following officers: President-Ruth Pate--Junior Mann Vice President-Arnold Hedke--Marilyn Dettmer Secretary-Jo Ann Burgman--Arnold Hedke Treasurer-Marlene Kershaw--Nancy Carnahan Reporter-Lyle Pfaff--Marlene Kershaw Student Council--Robert Springer Sponsors--Mrs. Faith Keiffer and Miss Lillie Johnson le began our Junior year with 28 members. The new members who joined our ranks were David Nordlund, Kay Springer, Jim Anderson, and Maxine lurk. Maxine left in larch to enroll at Olsburg High School. Alice Richter transferred to Barnes after her Sophomore year. Ten Junior girls were members of the undefeated girls' basketball squad. Marilyn Dettmer and Opal Hedren were chosen as cheerleaders. Ten were in band. larlene Kershaw and Marilyn Dettmer were members of the girls' sextette.. Dick Malmstrom and Milton Wendland were in the boys' quartette. Nancy Carnahan and Ruth Pate attended the Hutchinson State Fair for one wekk on a 4-H judging team. Ruth also attended in 1949. le presdnted our Junior Play, 'Aunt1e's Big Joken, November 25, 1948. Miss Hedill was the director. The Junior-Senior Banquet was held in the Methodist Church base- ment, April 29. The theme was 'Holiday Inn. KCont1nued on Next Page! The officers for the year were: President-Jerry Schwartz--Arnold Hedke Vice President-Marlene Kershaw--Milton Wendland Secretary-Maxine lurk--Marilyn Dettmer Treasurer-Robert Springer--Jim Anderson Reporter-David Nordlund--Lyle Pfaff Student Council--Jo Ann Burgman Sponsors--Mrs. Chandler, Mrs. Tucker, and Miss Johnson LaVerne Sump attended Y-Teen camp this summer. The Senior Class of 1950 entered their last year at R. R. H. S. with 27 students.25 of this number began as Freshmen at Randolph High. We started early in the year to raise money for the sneak . A carnival was given by the class October 25. We sold concessions at one football game and several basketball games. We sold magazines on a commission. Most of us attended the American Royal. Jim Anderson played in the National F. F. A. Band at Kansas City for one week, which was a great honor for our class. Class officers were as follows: President-Jim Anderson--Bob Springer -F H Vice President-Dick Malmstrom--Jackie Anderson A Secretary-Lyle Pfaff--Dick Malmstrom as Treasurer-Bob Springer--Marion Brenner - Reporter-Milton Wendland--Phil Byarlay 7 Sponsors-Mr. R. C. Stephens--Mr. L. C. Dillon ,Y - 7 7 CL CY 1 I It is now the year of -.lissssxx f 960. n the Diamond Room of Boles . X Hotel, Randolph,Kansas, an exquisite banquet is being held. Present are many of the most !f famous and important citizens of the Nat1on.0n-Y ff ly by their best friends can they be recognized as A the Class of 1950 from R. R. H. S. W' ' W fe Claude DeLong, now married to Lu Ann Boles, is laster of Ceremon- ies. They have been running the Hotel for the past seven years and have made it a very thriving business enterprise. At roll call each member stands and tells about his or her present work. We are not surprised to find that Jackie and Jim Anderson were married as soon as Jim graduated from K-State, and are now living on the Anderson Farm,wh1ch is located north of Randolph, and Q mile south of the Tuttle Creek Dam. Jim is very interested in his purebred Brahma Dairy. Junior Mann answers roll with a very interesting synopsis of his current book, 'Four Easy Lessons for a Perfect Physique. Next, Marilyn Dettmer gave us a brief out-line of herself. Yes, after graduating, she married her High School sweetheart, Bobby John- son, and has been helping him in his office where he is manager of I. H.C. in Des Moines, Iowa. Arnold Hedke tells us that since graduating from K-State, he has become over-seer of the Tuttle Creek Dam. For the benefit of all his old g1rlfr1ends,he is still single and his office is on lOth and Main, Randolph, Kansas. We noticed a very sly-looking young gentleman in a dark suit and a bright red bow t1e.It was none other than Arlo Peterson, who is run- ning the Bank Club in Reno, Nevada. Nancy and Buzzy finally decided to settle down. Buzzy is now carrying out his farming program in the rich Blue Valley at the mouth of Carnahan Creek, They have twins, a boy and girl, who have been giv- en the names, Jerry and Cherry. Two members of the class have risen to the top in National Poli- tics. They are Phil Byarlay, who is president of United States, and Jo Ann Burgman, his faithful secretary. Phil is still single, but it is rumored that Jo Ann will be the first lady d'the United States pret ty soon. Kay Springer is married to Ralph DeWyke, who is running the BBM R go. Kay spends her spare time drawing pictures for the Carnegie Art nstitute. One fellow None other than do. His report Lyle Pfaff attracted our attention right away. Guess who it was! David Nordlund, who is taking the place of Guy Lombar- tells us he will be playing in Kansas City soon. informs us that he is now aged of the Happy Hooligan Cab Servicen, and is still looking for his e and Only. There was one lady whom everyone was interested in. Yes! it was Joan Roblyer, who is the World Famous Wrestler. Joan has been married four times, and has two adopted children, Joe and Jerry. Roger Stitt surprised us. He is now president of Harvard Univer- s1ty.He shouldn't get lonesome as one of his classmates is a big wheel there also, Harlan Forslund The students were not running a big Wyoming sheep cane, and giving his wife a years after graduating and is head janitor. surprised to hear that Marion Brenner is ranch, and that 1sn't all. He is raising hard time. He came back to Randolph three marries his High School sweetheart, Deona I Peterson. To our surpr1seaRobert Springer tells us he is appearing in nYes, Sir, That's My Baby , and tells us 1t's a good picture and everyone should see it. Everyone thought Jerry he decided to become a missionary to ing and exciting resume of his experiences there. Ruth Pate settled down as soon as school was out. Her husband, Charlie Wohler, is now running the Wohler-Eshbaugh Funeral Home. Ruth is quite busy taking care of their baby boy, Charlie, Jr. If anyone is interested in purchasing Guinea Pigs, we are happy to inform you that Mr. and Mrs. Arland Benteman, the former Miss La Verne Sump, now own and operate 'The Sqealy Guinea Pig Con. iYgs! Everyone had beenA surprised when Arland and LaVerne were marr e on the Senior Sneak, pril l, 1950. Last,but not least,we thought we were all through,but we received some telegrams from the members who were unable to attend. Marlene Kershaw said she was very sorry she couldn't attend. She is a Registered Nurse, and her patient, Eldon Springer, had a serious case of 'Loveslck Bluesn, and couldn't be left alone at any time. Because of an unexpected elopement and honeymoon to Paris with her director, Miss Opal Hedren, leading lady in nHere Comes the Navyn, sent her greetings and a picture of herself to all. Just as the Banquet was closing and'each was wishing the other success for the coming years, in flew a carrier pigeon with the mess- age,'Due to the Phillip 66 Oilers and K-State Basketball game tonight, I will be detained until ten o'clock when the Oilers will land on the Holmberg Meadow. Signed: Dick Malmstrom.. would settle down on a farm, but China. He gave a very interest- Schwartz QLASLWI L 1, We, the Seniors of Randolph Rural High, - City of Randolph, State of Kansas, Nineteen Hundred and Fifty, wish to express our kind thoughts and app- reciation to our teachers who have been so good to us the past four years of our High School career. QD 0 G 5 P 'fa M 2 5 0 ar+o - 0 5. SESS 0 0 m 0 U wnmw 0 5- 0 5 0 5 who m H o H B o H0001 H o'm 0 Q OIICI-' '4Ul Slll mi m hggh e 1. w H- r-'1 H wr- H dv- H H o G no '1 OC Q H U E.. V' 40' H o w P' I-' w m H M Pla PM n 0 lr-n 0 5 m Ci HU' D ? 0 D o F m D .. IM B 0 0 f If ing properly, to the Freshman Class. We, the Senior girls, will ourpleasing personalities tothe Sopho- more and Junior girls. We hereby leave our ability to clean up after ourselves to WTom', the Janitor. I, Jackie Anderson, bequeath my ability to play the piano to Har- old Hargrave. I, Arnold Hedke,bequeath my little WEN to Roger Olsen to take all my girlfriends to school in. I, Marlene Kershaw,bequeath my ability to play Basketball to Her- vin Forslund. I, Arlo Peterson, bequeath my quietness to Rhoda Dillon. I, Joan Roblyer, bequeath my active tongue to Jerome Flohr. I, David Nordlund, bequeath my fluent vocabulary to Bob Leach. I, LaVerne Sump, bequeath my parking spot at Peach Grove to Iola Wendland and my brother, Duane. I, Phil Bysrlay, bequeath my whiskers to Jacob Noe. P fl, Harlan Forslund, bequeath my crabby disposition to Phyllis faf . I, Opal Hedren, bequeath my Manhattan boyfriends Cexcept onel to JoAnn Wendland. I, Ruth Pate, bequeath my ability to go steady to Arlis Bergsten. I, Dick Malmstrom, bequeath my nwoofuln ways to Starr Byarlay. I, Lyle PYaff,bequeath my ability to write checks on Pfeff Broth- ers to Wesley Glenn. I, Nancy Carnahan, bequeath my oerslstence to attain my heart's desire to Roger Carlson. I, Jim Anderson, bequeath my Sunday night dates fwithout Jackie, of coursel to Donald White. I, Marion Brenner, bequeath my sweetheart of the Sobhomore Class to my brother, David. I, Lu Ann Roles, bequeath my corny jokes to Clara DeLong. I, Junior Mann, bequeath my knowledge of the nHot Spots of Danc- lngn and everything that goes with it to Warren Rohlyer. I, Kay Springer, bequeath my ability to draw to Billy Estabrook. I, Arland Benteman, bequeath my shop ability to anyone who wants it. I, Claude DeLong, bequeath my dancing ability to Elmer Dettmer. I, Roper Stltt, bequeath my ability to miss school to Charlene Bell. I, Jerry Schwartz, bequeath my ability to run other beople's bus- iness to Marilyn Netson. I, Buzzy Wendland,bequeath myself to all the underclassmen Girls. 1, Bob Springer, bequeath my curly hair to Neil Wagner. I, Jo Ann Eurgman, bequeath my ability to tyoe for ten min- utes with one error to Jim Brooks. I, Marilyn Dettmer, bequeath my hand book Hhow to Get a lan and Keen Hlmu to Shirley Leach. We Relax We Get Into Mlschnef ,A--Niill. ,fl v A34 2 Y! I y ...f 3 y .N hz . ill . w WT y Q L 155, - f A 1 ' :Ll 4, 4 S' .LH ,Ear 5' .9 l MP9 Q eg? A ,,4w. 7 , i , . gy. T i!g,5 . fl' Awki. t ,. l + :7 y Y -g,s , , f ,gy I ' 1 A ' 3 t, 5' L ' is iv. M? ,I as 5- fy lls ' .5 q N CQ . 5 'Z T 9 is V 4' it l .X .af ' ' .J ' mu Yilk k. .W.. W k:- P f I., 5 I f. , 1 X g x I K , t A . 1' v s , . 45 I ,X ff I R ll w Q Rm .E . .efjtm I 35 ' i, .mi 13 A gig: f 1-Q 11,- yi. I 12 i ' . 131 fy 52, f Ff??Q'f:3ga . I -, 551: ,, -W .J ' .,., -T T ,I X .xx I ,. X ' ' f ,l-.Rf 1, Vx' gqN4,ffi .V ,, A 4:1 Q' K Eb Q - 3, r2.,1:fQ , w' 4,2 .. : ,' i QQ Q K .Q 4 5213 Q24 95 - Af:-3' ' 1 Ik ,Y qv G avg, I 1' - Eagfl, ,fjd 'G J J U 'W' Front Row, left to right: Mrs. Elliott, Sponsor, Phyllis Pfaff, Clara DeLong,A1yce Wohler, Joyce Malmstrom,Arl1s Bergsten, Miss Capps, Spon- sor. Second Rowg David Brenner, Jim Brooks, Harold Hargrave, Bob Hag- enmier, Bill Estabrook. Not in picture, Patsy Lilley. QJNIOE Cf-AST? f 'M blnrql .l A in xxx? Good Old R. R. H. S.Z! September 5, 1949, eleven smiling-faced lads and lassies returned to your Revered Halls of Learning , hoping to assume quietly C?D and with great dignity the roles of Juniors. Our class put into action three boys for basketball and football. They are: Jim Brooks, Harold Hargrave, and David Brenner. Arlis Eergsten, Joyce Malmstrom, and Alyce Wohler took part in girls' basketball, adding much to the scoring of our team. November l8, 1949, we proudly presented a three act play, Three Old Maid Aunts . Playing a few hot notes on their clarinets, Patsy Lilley and Ar- lis Eergsten represented us in band, while Bill Estabrook and Joyce Malmstrom kept the rhythm hot with their tum-tum-tums ofthelr drums. David Brenner helped in the saxaphone section. The big event of the year, of course, was the Junior-Senior Ban- quet given in April. President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Reporter X Student Council H Sponsors lfit ve' FZ'3?fTPr M. ' is CLASS OFFICERS lst Semester Patsy Lilley Jim Brooks David Brenner Joyce Malmstrom Bill Estabrook 2nd Semester Patsy Lilley Alyce Wohler Phyllis Pfaff David Brenner Alyce Wohler Mrs. Elliott and Miss Capps i l x Ax 0 f 0 . . , Af. ,ilzy j A , A ,- ,Mfg - - K . ' Q ,fi ,Q M, Av fi 'aw I E ,.,. -A x I H , xl? 6, MW, ' YZ fe. ..N, LXNQ A H Yi , W M ---'f ., ,.,,-gy. .. 1-qym? X' ' WW915 'L 9 l ix? f 'f4k.x X el ' P Q fa'1-dvvqgf f .. 4 ' Q ml ' A 1231 ,, gf' :rzf H gig? Tiff :5 '25, .7455- ' 1 6 1 f .lv QNX 'LJ surnames - U Front Row, left to rlghtj Elmer Dettmer, Starr Byarlay, Iola Wendland, Shirley Leach, Nancy Howe,Harce1yn Rolf, Vona Springer, Charlene Bell, Deona Peterson, Donald White. Second R015 Mrs. Bowman, Sponsor, Don Anderson, Arlen Dettmer, Kenneth Lovelace, Roger Carlson, Carl Boles, Duane Sump, J. W. Johnson, Jacob Noe, Warren Carnahan, Rabern Hagen- mier, Warren Roblyer. fTSQPH0Mo12gm In the Fall of '48, much to the dismay of Randolph High School, the class of 1952 entered the doors of R. R. H. S. During our Freshman year, Mr. Koehler was elected our sponsor. lary Ann Isaacson left our ranks and was replaced byDon Anderson. Donald Zentz didn't return for his Sophomore year. Ten boys and three girls lettered in Basketball. Three boys let- tered in Track and eleven in Football. Twenty-two members of our class reported for their second year of High School. We contributed to the band this year. Mrs. Bowman was elected our class sponsor. A class party was given the 17th of January. CLASS OFFICERS lst Semester 2nd Semester President Nancy Howe Vona Springer gb, f Vice President Jacob Noe Rabern Hagenmier I Q A QSecretary Marcelyn Rolts Carl Boles M an Treasurer Vona Springer Iola Wendlend X,. Reporter Charlene Bell Kenneth Lovelace Student Council Deona Peterson 32215 Wk HH IIIHI l I A lx f -' :QS 'W Qi W I up I u l WE W' L fm in i Front Row, left to right: Mr. Conley, Sponsor, Marilyn Osbourn, Rhoda Dillon, Virginia Bolejack, Jo Anne Wendland, Shirley Burgman, Second Row, Roger Olsen, Neil Wagner, Delbert Woodworth, Wesley Glenn, Mervin Forslund, Jerome Flohr, Bob Leach. Not in picture, Marilyn Netson. ll -gi l f is 7' for eeo F135-'iHT1ElL The Class of 1955 entered the doors of R. R. H. S., September 5, 1949 with an enrollment of 12 green Freshmen, six girls and six boys. Our enrollment was later enlarged to 15 by Wesley Glenn coming from Garrison. The Sophomores took the pleasure of initiating us September 9. That night we joined in the all-school party, which was very enter- taining. The Freshmen boys had a double-dose of initiation, when the F. F. A. boys took them into their organization. Early in September we had a hayrack ride. This was our first class party. We enjoyed it very much. We also took part in a few of the social activities. A school dance, December 2, was a new experience to some of us. December 2O,we did our caro1ing,and December 22 was a thrill for ue too, when we par- ticipated in the Christmas Cantata. As you see, we are trying to take all advantages that our high school offers. CLASS OFFICERS lst Semester 2nd Semester President Rhoda Dillon Marvin Forslund Vice President Delbert Woodworth Jo Anne Wendland Secretary Marilyn Osbourn Marilyn Netson Treasurer Bob Leach Marilyn Osbourn Reporter Mervln Forslund Rhoda Dillon Student Council Jerome Flohr Sponsor Mr. Conley 'Y ' 95 . . ' . D ini V uff I' I' gi- f ' ,ef ' M ! K v Wgiav- woerzv !! 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Second Rowg Jackie Anderson,Jeromc Floor, Neil Wapner,Duane Sump, Carl Boles, Dick Malmstrom, Jacob Noe, Ken Lovelace, Devid Brenner, Arlen Dettmer, Don Anderson, Hrs. Hnmrick. Beck rowg Starr Eyarlay, Roger Carlson, War- I ren Roblyer,Mar!cn Brenner, Jim Rrooka,Milton Wend1and,Jerry Schwartz, Lyle Pfaff, Arlo Peterson, J. R. Johnson,Jim Anderson, Warren Roblyer. Girls Glee Club Front Row, left to rightg Mrs. Hamr1ck,Joan Roblyer, Opal Hedren, Nan- cy Carnahan, Laverne Sump, Ruth Pate, Marilyn Dettmer, Kay Springer. Second Rowg Jo Ann Wendlend,Phyllis Pfnff, Shirley 5nryman,Arlis Berg- sten, Joyce Melmstrom, Marlene Kershaw, Alyce Wohler, JoAnn Furgman, Shirley Leach, Marilyn Cshourn,Pack Rowg Jackie Anderson,Clare DeLong, Nancy Howe, Virginia Bolejook,Narcelyn Ro1f,Lu Ann Poles, Deona Peter- son, Rhoda Dillon, Charlene Bell, Zola Wendland. -,,-i BAND Front Row, left to rirntg Jackie Anderson, Vona Springer, Nancy Howe, Rhoda Dillon. Second Rowp Avlis Berfsten, Deana Peterson, Charlene Bell, Duane Sump, Jim Anderson, Ruth Pate, Lavevne Sump, Marlene Ker- shaw. Third Rowg David Pvenner, Marilyn Osbourn, Joan Hnblyer, Nancy Carnahan, Narilyn Zettmer. Back Howg Bill Estabrook, Marion Brenner, Joyce Malmstrcm, Claude Belong, Mrs. Hamrick. Drum Maiorettes Left to RighLgJackie Anderson, Nancy Howe,Vona Springer, Rhoda Dillon. 4b--H'4Cf?3D, '4b ,sf ' 9 ' . 5 xi -.M X, Drag. ' ' 4 I.- 'f 0. N15 V. I1 QQ' L Y-TEEN !!0nn Front Row, left to rightg Mrs. Elliott, Smonsor, Jackie Anderson, Joyce Malmstrom, Marlene Kershaw, LaVerne Sump, Ruth Pate, Mari- lyn Dettmer, Kay Springer. Second Rowg Phyllis Pfeff, Shirley Burgman, Iole Wendland, Arlis Bergsten, Lu Ann Boles, Marcelyn Rolf, Nancy Howe, Charlene Bell, Jo Ann Burfman, Shirley Leach, Marilyn Oshourn. Back Rowg JoAnne Wendlahd, Clara DeLonv, Virg- inia Eolejack, Opal Hedren, Nancy Carnahan, Joan Roblyer, Alyce Wohler, Vona Sprinper, Deoha Peterson, Rhoda Dillon. Y-TEEN CAFTNET President--Marlene Kershaw Vice President--Ruth Pate 45 Secretary--Marilyn Dettmer Treasurer--Jackie Anderson COZVZEIITTEE CHAIRNEN Service--Lu Ann Boles 'K 4 Publicity--Kay Springer Social--Charlene Bell World Fellowship--Ruth Pate Worship--Kola Wendland Music--Joyce Malmstrom Program--LaVerne Sump .ggmci-Q: Nancy Howe 1 X , H LM! N' fl l-Vw-3,,, --M1-:gW,.. 24'-.:11-,Z-1-:AQv ' R 'lwfk M 3 Q Q . 3 KJ l slss s 2 lf s V . -- - 1W ' L. . 1, f 'z 'Y fue 1 . V Yk. K -'Q N LL Q L ' 1 , Q A .V:. V Fifi, , V f .A r 1 o N A 1, M 1 ac U n A,,, h V ,. jg 5 A , 'l on s ' ' 3 f F F . . e 4' 3 f fl ' s' J-'ff 1- 1 f ' 1 Li' K J., if ,, 'Syl ZX, QQ il! ,,q , K 24 ,-xv, 1 ,Q P J ,V Q I ' Q, ,,' if l H ' , ,. ' e ff -A . ' -, ,, Q , 1 -1 x , ' -K I , - ' ' fl im- 9 ,: ' K Y . ,, ,. 11 ..W 3 5' .Q X. '- T ' - . b 3 A .I , if Front How, left to right5Donald White, Bob Leaoh,Mervin Fors1und,RogeP Olsen, Neil Waaner,Delhert Woodworth, Wesley Glenn, Jerome Flohr,Starr Byarley, Elmer Dettmer, David Brenner. Second Rowg Mr. Steohens, Don Anderson, Warren Roblyer, Boo Hapenmaier, Arland Dettmer, Jim Brooks, J. W. Johnson, Boyer Carlson, Harold Hargrove, Carl Roles, Duane Sump Ken Lovelace, Warren Carnahan, Jacob Noe, Poo Hasenmaier. Third Row, Jim Anderson, Arlnnd Fenteman, Milton Wendland, Claude DeLonv, Lyle Pfaff, Junior Mann, Dick Malmstrom, Bob Sortnger, Jerry Schwartz, Mar- ion Brenner, Arlo Peterson, Phil Eyarlay, Arnold Hedke. C an 1 F F AW Officers Left to right: Phil Fyarlay, Sentixelg Bob Stephens, Advisorg Jim And- erson, Reporter, Bob Soringer, Vice-president: Milton Wendland, Presi- dent3Arnold Hedke, Secretaryg Arlo Peterson, TroasurergDick Nalmstrom, Student Council Representative. f xv .J h Libbn 4,. 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Second Row, Mr. Dillon, Arlend Benteman, Claude DeLong, Milton Wendland, Jerry Schwartz, Jim Brooks,Mer1on Brenner, Arland Dettmer, Jim Anderson,Mgr., Emerson Con- 1ey,Coach. Beck Rowg Roger Olsen, Kenneth Lovelace, Duane Sump, J. W. Johnson, David Brenner, Delbert Woo Carnahan, Wesley dworth, Eyarley, Harold Hargrave, Rabern Hagenmier, Warren Glenn, Donald White, Starr Byarlay, Marvin Forslund. SCORES OF GAMES Randolph-52 Dwight-6 Randolph-44 White City-13 Randolph-38 Longford-12 Randolph-40 Wakefield-18 Randolph-52 Enterprise-18 Randolph 15 Riley-20 Randolph-49 Leonardville-0 Randolph-37 Leonardville-12 fer fi A Qxf ?wf,?fo f9 vial g? ye 50332 W 4 1 ,yi 4 X if wr : k',' fxf,,Xi?nr-f , W xx 2. x Xanga! , p XSD P f f ,L v, D 1 Q iffy.. - f Tj' ru Q Ex -,, ' iz' Cy of L XJX- ww R Sn XTTXSKEYEQLL I A Team ' -wgs coach, Claude Q. wf V Front Row, left to rlghtg Arnold Hedke,Robert Spvinger,D1ck Malmstrom, Lyle Pfaff,Jim Anderson, Jerry Schwertz,manncer, Back Howg Mr. Conley, Milton Wendland, Junior Mann, Harold Hargrave, Marion Brenner, DeLong. Randolph-23 Randolph-35 Randolph-56 Randolph-36 Randolph-37 Randolph-24 Randolph-44 Randolph-49 Randolph-33 Randolph-41 Randolph-30 Randolph-55 an Greenleaf-46 whine C1 ny-32 Riley-54 Irvinfe59 Leonnrdville-19 Wakefield-21 Blue Ranids-58 Hilford-41 Longford-29 Manhatten Sopnomores Wm te Quay-522 Leonardville-21 -24 Randolnn- Randolph- Randolph Randolph Rendolnh Randolph Rendolch if x glee A We y 5' ff Randolph- 54-- 52-- Milford-43 Riley-52 Randoloh-56-- 44--Waterville-36 Manhattan Sophomores County Tournament 45--Keats-21 52--Riley-47 District Tournament 57--Olsburg-27 27--Leonardville-37 47--Milford-52 XXQQDQ 131' Xxvm. -18 k fffZ'!A ,fi ASKETTeam Front Row, left to right: Don Anderson, Warren Carnahan, Duane Sump, Roger Carlson, Carl Boles, David Brenner. Back Rowg Mr. Conley, Coach, Arland Dettmer, J. W. Johnson, Jim Brooks, Kenneth Lovelace, Warren Roblyer. C5411 -White City-27 -Riley-47 -Irving-21 -Leonardville-45 Randol h-29--Wakefield-57 27 Randolph-56 Randolph-52 Randolph-55- Randolph-2O- P Randolph- - Randolph-l8- fm lkx J C- fig I-ff Q11 Cu K A-I I Eilxxff N4 5 y-f , Nx,fNxAI C xx. -Blue Rapids-49 -Longford-47 ls isbs fagxk,' Randolph-26--Manhattan-52 Randolph-24--White City-27 Randolph-24--Leonardvilie-57 Randolph-51--Riley-33 Randolph-44--Waterville-57 County Tournament Randoloh-35--Leonardville-42 ,.. fx 'X .?5k'2 ' uf - N l , .- Q v 'Q 8365 5 'Q 1 'w f 5112125 BASIQETBAEL Q-Tgy' , l. Front Row, left to rirntg Laverne Sump,Joan Roblyer, Opal Hedren, Mar- lene Kershaw,Ar11s Bergsten, Marilyn Dettmer. Second Rowg Deona Peter- son, Ruth Pate, Kay Springer, Lu Ann Boles,Jackie Anderson,Nancy Howe, Jo Ann Burgman. Back Rowg Shirley Eurrman, Charlene Bell, Marilyn bourn, Joyce Malmstrom, Alyce Wohler, Nancy Carnahan, Rhoda Dillon. C 45-- Randolph-60--Greenleef-9 Randolph-47 Randolph WEN-43--Frankfort HHN-58 Randolph-58 Randolph-47--Frankfort-55 Randolph- Randolph-56--Lsonardville-21 Randolph-47 Randolph -37--St. Georre-21 Randolpn- f ff 5 HUNS f y ffm' , q .3 ..:..fZ':... 58 Leonardville-38 Bayles All Star Milford-24 Leonardville-26 St. George-26 Os- S-55 Q u - rl' V Snapshots L-L-I 2 J M mil k fm iw i my. . - 'lt ..,,,: -ff i' .- YW?-' , x M J, qw: E ' W N f ' W W ' 1 212.12311 f 3 N , li 5 . Paw 4: M-,Q ,g.fii fi-Q ' ' ,'ff1f-351.-ff,W,k 1-,,. v 1 , fx Q W my A H A , W -. , 1 ..v5..,k,,.xw,5,Wx.-,,A, J fs 2 1 :QA ,2C'1f..:::fzs1:,,:q M SMS we rf Q , k Y x ' .Meg , K fm w, 7 3981 X 3 35 1 1 U '6 ,K H W ' +1 ' - Q' a ay P if ..... ' 'T .N- HIIV HiII'mllIIi . K 5 7 Q1 Q R EQ, f . 3' G m D-x J . 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