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

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First Row: Delbert Woodworth, Roger Carlson, Mr. Stephens, Bob Hagenmaier, David Brenner, Harold Hargrave, Carl Boles, Jim Brooks, Gary Rolfs, Second Row: Elmer Dettmer, Star Byarlay, Mervin Forslund, Boyd Adams, Wesley Glenn, Wendell Hagen aier, Bob Leach, Jerome Flohr, Delmar Toburen, Ormund Isaacson, Bob Stitt, David Howe, Donald White, Larry Henry, Mr. Dillon, Third Row: Cecil Nelson, Warren Carnahan, Rabern Hagenmaier, Warren Roblyer, Gerald Strauss, Nell Wagner, Jerald Erickson, J. W. Johnson, Wiley Beals, Kenneth Lovelace, Arlen Dettmer, Erwin Mitchell, Duane Sump, Harold Strauss, The F.F.A. Chapter started the new year with thirty-eight members. The main goal was raising money to buy a new agriculture truck. This project has been partially completed. They have been selling scrap iron, dehorning cattle, spon- soring a community calendar and a pig chain project. The boys held their annual pest-eradication contest again this year. David Brenner was captain of the north side and Harold Hargrave of the south side. The north side won with a compara- tively large margin. The F.F.A. officers attended an officers' training school at Clay Center, Kansas, October 16. They brought back several new ideas to help improve their chapter. The Randolph Chapter was chosen to train eight practice teachers. The senior boys and MP. Stephens journeyed to Fort Worth, Texas, to attend the Fort Worth Cattle Show on January 27. The F.F.A. boys sponsored a district shop contest on March 28. Twenty-five schools participated. The annual F.F.A. Banquet was held March 20. Several of the members have taken part in poultry and speaking contests. The F.F.A. boys have contributed much time and effort in completing the agriculture building. A telephone, lockers, showers, and hot water heater have been installed this year. The F.F.A. Chapter brought to a close a very successful year, feeling that they had accomplished a great many needs. President ---------- Harold Hargrave Vice Pres.-- - ---- David Brenner Secretary -------- ------ Carl Bolsa Reporter -------- ----Bob Hagenmaier Sentinel ------------ -Arlen Dettmer Student Council Rept. ----- - ------ - ---------------------Roger Carlson Treasurer ---- ----- ----Jim Brooks Sponsor Mr. Stephens This page is sponsored by the Farmers Union Elevator

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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

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awake! Lghf E 5 Front Row: B111 Estabrook, Advertising Manager, Clara DeLong5 Phyllis Pfaff, Business Managerg Hrs. Eddy, Sponsor, Joyce Halmstrom, Editor, David Brenner, Back Row: Bob Hagenmaierg Harold Hhrgraveg Alyco Wohler, Typing Supervisory Arlis Bergsteng Pat Lilley, Snapshot Editor: Jim Brooks. agfuzkfzf wliflflf Front Row: Mary Wohler, Freshman Representative, Nancy Howe,Vice- Pres.: Marcelyn Rolfe, Junior Representative: Joyce Malmstrom, Secretaryg Phyllis Pfaff, Treasurerg Back Row: Arlis Bergsten, President: Harold Hargrave, Senior Representativeg Mr. Dillon, Principalg Delbert Woodworth, Sophomore Representative, Roger Carlson, F.F.A. Representative.