Ransom High School - Longhorn Yearbook (Ransom, KS)

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FOiofews ORAL INTERPRETATION OF POETRY, TOP ROW: Earline Schwartzkofp, ’•Patterns ; Butch Misner, The Creation. SECOND ROW: Rod Blocksome, Gunga Din. READINGS: Tea Time at the Brewsters, Janie Simpson; China Blue Eyes, Carol Hinnergardt, To Be Or Not to Be, Jane Horchem; Jane, Carol Dalrymple. BOTTOM ROW: Patterns, Delores Anderson. Take Me With You, Velma Luetters. Sixteen, Virgie Schreiber; Children of God, Bertha Harris. INFORMATIVE SPEECHES: What’s a Featherhead, Dona Gerber. Building a Better America Through 4-H, Carol Hinnergardt. Earline Schwartzkopf Richard Misner Carol Dalrymple Delores Anderson Velma Luetters Virgie Schreiber Bertha Harris Dona Gerber

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Cora explains a mistaken kiss to Neil, (CENTER), as (LEFT-RIGHT), George, Katy, and Helen look on. Tessie, (CENTER), explains to Ada, (RIGHT), that she just had her hair done, as Kay, (LEFT), watches. George (STANDING) questions (LEFT-RIGHT) Neil, Mr. Ellis, and Katy concerning the missing formula. 1Dates Junior Pdcuj Three Blind Dates, a comedy con- cerning a scientific-minded son and a date-minded daughter was presented by the Juniors on November 20, 1959, under the direction of Dwayne Sterling. The play gave ample opportunity for character and the roles were well carried out. The cast included: Velma Luetters Susan Luetters Earl Friess Bertha Harris. Carol Dalrymple Judy Kraus . Janet Horchem Jerry Buxton. John Luetters Thelma Luetters Perry Schweitzer Larry Yost . Katy Ellis . Ada Clark . Mr. Ellis . Mrs. Ellis Cora Ridgelv Helen Woods Janet Smith George Ellis .Neil Olson Tessie Adams Stage Hands UTICA HOTEL Rooms and Apartments Utica, Kansas George meets Janet (CENTER as (LEFT-RIGHT) Katy. Ada. and Neil look on.

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One Ad PSoy Jerry Buxton, Rosemary Ummel, and Earline Schwartzkopf were the cast of the one-act contest play, Recognition Scene from Anastasia. The play was presented at the NCL One-Act Play Contest where it re- ceived a 1 rating. The drama depicted the scene of recognition between the old Russian dowager empress, Rosemary Ummel, and the professed Anastasia, Earline Schwartzkopf. Jerry Buxton acted as a narrator. Qtu Lbnfc Cou tCtH PtOtoOfes The main objective of the Student Council is to promote high standards of citizenship and carry out special activi- ties of the school. Their projects of the year was the carnival, the Nativity Scene at the Nursing Home, all school parties, and after- game dances. The members include one representative from each class, band, and one from the Pep Club. Shown at left, working on carnival, members are: STANDING - Robert Wildeman, Pete Smith, Dick Mishler. SITTING - Shelly Shellenberger, Velma Luetters, Susan Luetters, Jane Horchem. The sponsors of the Student Council are Mrs. Buxton and Mr. Goering.