Ridgeway High School - Ridgerider Yearbook (Ridgeway, IA)

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if s ARTHUR SAMEC in ' 'To worry lirrle, L0 study less, is fq' ff my idea of happiness. is ,f .JA li- ' . X 4,1 ,. Q -9 JOYCE SMITH nlntelligence, ability and person- ality. LEONA SNYDER Diamonds are a gir1's best friend. any LJ A 'ff' SHIRLEY THOMPSON I 'Her heart is like the moon--there's X always a man in it. LINCOLN C0-OPERATIVE KOZY KORNER TAVERN CREAMERY ASSN' Where friends receive the best of service ln its 66th year of buffer manufacturing Ridgeway' 'own Ridgeway Phone 940 Iowa 6

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.,-1? F' M 'Neal 'lZ ? RIDGEWAY CREAMERY Phil Lusson, Prop. Ridgeway Phone 3402 Iowa HELEN ANDERSON I'd like to be a man-hater but 1 haven't the heart. RICHARD ENGELHARDT Quiet and innocent looking, but so is dynamite! EUGENE ANDRUS Iowa raises tall corn and tall men too. GARY HOVE 'Give me a wife and a simple life! JOHN DAHLE 'When I feel like studying, I rest till the feeling goes away. MARY HUHE If I have done anything well, I never think it worthwhile to tell the world about it. GENE'S 66 SERVICE Good Dependable Service Ridgeway, lowo X55-Q ,af QQ 'GK 7

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CLASS HISTORY Back in 1951, there were 17 freshmen, who saw four long and hard years ahead of them. Before we became fully acquainted with our new surroundings, we were properly initiated by the honorable juniors. During the year two classmates, Gary Hove and Barbara Baker, left us. In our sophomore year we were happy to welcome Gary Hove to our class again, In the fall of 1953, sixteen old members returned and Rex Barnes joined us, Each member of the class certainly had his thinking cap on when it came to initiating the freshmen, Nearly all known punishment in the book was enforced. We presented our junior class play 'New Fires, under the direction of Mrs, Ingersoll. During the month of February, we were all thrilled when we received our class rings! One of the high lights of this busy year was our Junior-Senior Prom, Our theme was Starlight, The finalyearforus brought only thirteen members back, Carol Jean Gunhus, Rex Barnes, Richard Halverson and Gary Eugebretson failed to return. Before Christmas we enjoyed a day at Mason City, where wc had our senior pictures taken. We spent a worth-while day in Rochester on our social living field trip. Everyone had fun during the rehearsals of our senior class play, Mother Is A Freshmanf' directed by Mrs, Ingersoll. Our skip day proved to be a day long remembered, In the spring we seniors were guests of the juniors at the Junior-Senior Prom and Banquet. PETERSON SALES 8. SERVICE Allis Chalmers - Kaiser Fraiser - Willis Over- Iand Dealer Decorah, Iowa CLASS OFFICERS Class President, Norma Jean Mikota, Vice-President, Lorraine Gilbert- song Secretary-Treasurer, Geraldine Ryan, Class Advisor, James W, Seim.