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

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3 2 5 E s s E i i 1 First Row: Kenneth Lovelace, David Brenner, Gary Rolfs, Delbert Woodworth, Arlen Dettmer, Roger Carlson, Second Row: Harold Hargrave, Duane Sump, Warren Robyler, Jim Brooks, Warren Carnahan, Carl Boles, Mervin Forslund, Roger Olsen, ThirdRol: Mr. Frickey, Harold Strauss, Larry Henry, Boyd Adams, Neil Wagner, Wiley Beals, Wesley Glenn, Fourth Row: Ormund Isaacson, Wendell Hage maier, Gerald Strauss, Jerald Erickson, Erwin Mitchell, Delmar Toburen, David Howe. UW? QKAWZQAI The Ramblers saved their fighting spirit for the county tournament whichwas held at Leonardville on February 15 - 16. The Ramblers came home with the 2nd place honors. This led them to the district tournament at Wakefield, February 27-28 and March 1-2, where they defeated their ancient foe, Riley, by one point. By beating St. Xavier and losing to Wakefield they received second place. The boys journeyed to Junction City on March 6th to the regional tournament where t d b St Geor e they were defea e y . g . The Ramblers kept up the fight through the season and determind to be win ners next year. The entire basketball squad consisted of 36 members. Shanes lf Randolph- ---- Cleburne-35 Randolph- Leonardville Randolph- ---Greenleaf-66 Randolph- ----- Wakefield Randolph- --White City-54 Randolph-50 ------- Milford Randolph- --St. George-46 Randolph- ------ Longford RBnd01ph- ------- Riley-54 Randolph- ---- Whi te City Randolph- ---Wakefield-59 Randolph- Leonardville Randolph- ------ Irving-57 Randolph- ----- Frankfort Randolph- ------- Riley-65 THIS PAGE IS SPONSORED BY KUNZE BROS.

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v First Row' Glenda Sum . p, Pat Hohman, Marcelyn Rolfe, Katie Glenn, Lucretia Estabrook, Second Row: Phyllis Pfaff Mana er M N , g , arilyn Osbourn, Arlis Bergsten, ancy H0we, Alyce Wohler, Joyce Malmstrom, Deona Peterson, Mr. Frickey, Coach, Third Row: Shirley Burgman, Charlene Bell, Marilyn Netson, Virginia Bolejack, Rhoda Dillon, Mary Wohler 5026 ' fgesiefkzf p g rls, playing ten games, came through this season with seven wins, two losses, and one tie The s . y cored 539 points to the opponents 456. This made an average of 53.9 for the Rams and 45.6 for the opponents. The Senior girls, Arlis Bergsten, Joyce Malmstrom, and Alyce Wohler, were co-captains for the season. With the hel f p o their coach, Edward Frickey, the Ramblers had a very successful year. The Randol h i Randolph-70--Cleburne-56 Randolph-64--Greenleaf-28 Randolph- --St. George-41 Randolph- --Leonardville-50 Randolph- --Milford-55 Randolph-35--Leonardville-55 Randolph- Frankfort--48 Randolph- Leonardville-55 Randolph- St. George-44 Randolph-68--Cleburne-46 This page is sponsored by the Hom T l e e ephone Company

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C7 First Row: JoAnne Wendland, Shirley Leach, Virginia Bolejack, Marcelyn Holfs, Elnore Boles, Shirley Rowland, Second Row: Iola Nendland, Pat Lilley Alyce Wohler, Phyllis Pfaff, Joyce Malmstrom, Arlis Bergsten, Marilyn Netson, Clara DeLong. Third Row: Marilyn Osbourn, Charlene Bell, Mrs. Irwin, VOHH Springer Nancy Howe, Shirley Burgman, Fourth Row: Katie Glenn, Deona Peterson, Rhoda Dillm, Margaret Burklund, Pat Hohman, Glenda Sump, Lucretia Estabrook, Mary Wobler. - 60715 The first big event of the year for the Y-Teen Club was the tea, given on October ll. This tea was given in appreciation of the many things that the Y.W.C.A. has done for our club. The Y-Teens were guests of the Y.W.C.A. at a Christmas party on December 4. The club was presented with a beautiful picture for our Y-Teen room. The main goal of the year was raising funds. This goal was reached by sell- ing Christmas cards, taking charge of the concession stand at the games, and sponsoring a rummage sale, held at Manhattan. A good deal of time this year was spent in preparation for our Mother-Daugh- ter Banquet, which was April 5. The theme was 'Violets for Remembrance.W The senior girls and Mrs. Irwin attended the fall conference, November 9, at Manhattan, bringing home the gold seal for last year's work, and many ideas to their fellow club members. Mrs. Irwin also attended an advisor's seminar at Wichita, January 26 and 27, and brought beck some very interesting ideas for im- gzgling the club, which is working for the highest Y-Teen standard, the gold The girls brought to a close their busy season, planning for the new elec- giggovgiigfficers, considering those who could lead and build a better world President ----- Joyce Malmstrom Publicity Chm. ----- Nancy Howe Vice Pres. ------ Phyllis Pfaff Music Chm. ------ -Clara Delvns Secretary ------- Charlene Bell Service Chms. ---- Alyce W011161' Treasurer ------- Iola Wendland ----- ---------- - V038 Springef' Program Chm.---Arlis Bergsten Sponsor Pianist ------- Marilyn Osbourn Worship Chmg---Marilyn Netson Mrs. Irwin Student Council Rept. ----- --- social mm, ........ Paz Lilley ------ -------- S hirley Bufgman THIS PAGE IS SPONSORED BY EILEEN'S BEAUTY SHOP