Ridgeway High School - Ridgerider Yearbook (Ridgeway, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1957 volume:

J -I XX I 1 Ai ul'---ll 'i Q iw-f.+5j4gac in de zafww, Pelle sdawa Vaaa Luther College Congratulations Seniors Decorah, Iowa 1 f,.g- 141' T We the Semor class of 1957 w1sh to dedrcate thrs yearbook to the memory ofa school mate Ronald Harvey Ronn f entered Rrdgeway Ihgh School III the fall of 1950 Durmg hrs four years of hrgh school he was 3 an actlve member IH athletlcs and a good student Hrs wmnmg personalrty won hurl many frrends R mn raduated from RHS rn the sprrng of1954 or y g On November 11 1956 Ronny was krlled m an automobrle accrdent He 15 survlved by hrs parents Mr and Mrs Warren Harvey two srsters and three brothers RUSSELL STUDIO Graduauon Photographs, Famrly Groups 12 South Delaware Mason Crty, Iowa I 4 . . Ja I lf 3 ' S 1 FA 9' f 1 'V 9 9 g6lCllkg 2 Q 3 'naw 5 .Sf CRESCO UNION SAVINGS BEN BEAR COMPANY BANK Quality Clothing at Moderate O8 years of friendly service ' ,I Prices Cresco, Iowa Decorah, Iowa E I ' 5 ., O i 1 lk' r JAMES W. SEIM Luther College B.A. Drake University M.A. Superintendent, Commercial ' n .I '- F' ,V ,, L P f's 'N X -X . 3 'Q Q 3 I I W If EDWARD A. SHILENY NORLIN E. ROBER Luther College B.A. Luther College B.A, Principal, History, Band Mathematics, Science 1 Mrs LYLAH COOK Upper Iowa, BA. Home Economics, English J C PENNY COMPANY Clothing, Shoes for the Family Decorah, Iowa WALTER ASBE Waldorf College Luther College B.A. Vocal Music Mrs. GENEVIEVE BAKER Upper Iowa B,A, Commercial, English THE TIMES-PLAIN DEALER For all your printing needs Cresco, Iowa GERALD BRA MER Iowa State Teachers College Simpson B,A . Sports, Government Industrial Arts General Science 1-. Mrs. ETHEL DVORAK Luther College First and Second Grade FARMEPUS STATE BANK Bank of Friendlinessu Ridgeway, Iowa Mrs. JOSEPHINE RATI-IERT Iowa State College Iowa State Teachers College Fifth and Sixth Grade Mrs. ELEANOR ASBE Waldorf College Third and Fourth Grade DECORAH CREAMERY COMPANY Milk-Butter-Buttemailk-Cream Phone 128 Decorah, Iowa Mrs. SYLVIA SANBORN Iowa State Teachers College Luther College Seventh and Eighth Grade '--...,,, l S -sm Y Au ,S - -ww.: ,ri-4. 3 ' 6 ' v. - ,A ,. wvigs -2.1 13a -'- M 4. Vg,-.if f, mf, N, Pr' ,-.fgifw-15,15-ax ' .-it FH Rf- 11 -sri Vff-',J,. - 3 A. Aj: yg:.Yf, . 9 rf, -M2 . 31.1 -A-x,,1A , 955. -1 gf' ,Mgv ,iff -A '5 ' .-r k . 1 ' - ,f 4, - i- 4 W Lf, f'f1..f . J: , ' ' 2' Ar. Q itfrlf, ' is-V1 A ,I x in ,6 16,4 - CHARLES MEYER President ' -I I'l1study if I feel me ir, and 'C WINNESHIEK TITLE and ABSTRACT COMPANY Over60 years of dependable service Decorah, Iowa wo11't if I dun't. I'1l pass if I can, and if I Ca.n't, I Wo11't. M014 5 if-7 LEILANI HOVDEN Secretary-Treasurer X'.'ith her ability, success has an easy path. 8 PHILIP RYAN Vice President A good sport and true, we need more just like you! M?- A Q is s T DEANNA ALBERTSON As active as a mouse in a cheese factory. DAVID COTANT -'- JW ' ::E-fi . HAINKEYE TRI-COUNTY ELECTRIC CO-OP Electric Power at its finest. Cresco, Iowa 'UR ,If 'Pla and 1-11 la with you P. yn P Y ' Study, and you'll study alone. '65 '-'SO' iffi . s...,+ ANDREA BAKKEN A mile a minute is a good speed but I1 smile gets more action. s V FERDIE ARMSTRONG Just give him time and by his might, he'1l have it proven that black is while. SHA RRON BAKKEN Small in stature, but big inheartf' THE HAUG STORES, INC. General Merchandise-Maytag- Plumbing and Heating Spillville, Iowa N. N 4,,-5 dl il 4' ROGER HOVDEN If the teachers would only listen they would learn a lot from me. NEVA LEHMAN Not a friend for a day, but a friend always. 'fs YA Q -5, CRESCO GREENHOUSE Flowers, Corsages for all occasions Crcsco, Iowa 'Q' 2 DONAID HRDINA A future filibuster. CARLSON CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Carlson Materials Company Decorah, Iowa fit' ,Aga .ff fy? fill? s- .air F I SANDRA FJELSTUL Ever gentle, sweet and true A friend to me, a friend to you f EUGENE HUHE What he wants to get out 0 school most is himself 5: KA T. G' Tit Sr' . J 'C' 9 s Y . 1 . 1 ff ll + I it . H sixth! X. .4 - Q., ' . . -A if ,Xu ,jf ku ILXY TRYTTIZN ALAN RUE Sf1gar and Spice and everything Lo-als and success all in one. nice, Une of these days she'll be sprinkled with rice. 47 i Jul 1 WAYNE WEMA RK CHA RLENE WOLDAN A whiz on the basketball floor, Gum may come, and gum may and that's only the beginning. go, but I'l1 chew on forever. PETER JOHNSON and SON'S HOINES DRUG STORE Plumbing and Heating Quality Prescription Service Decorah, Iowa Cresco, Iowa I l www 66444 ?wp4ecq Have you ever lnvented anyth1ng'7 Well rf you haven t take rt from us It s very rnteresung Shar ron Sandra and I1nvented a trme machme That IS I thtnk that s what you call 1t Past present or future we were golng to f1nd out! On March 31 1957 we completed th1s connraptron and started all the wheels turmng It smoked sp1t and coughed but frnally rt krcked 1nto gear and started to purr lrke a mountatn l1on We Jumped tnto II Just as tt took off We traveled through trust for a long ttme and fmally we h1t hard solrd ground As we stepped out upon the ground a beautrful stght struck our eyes It wasn t the past or rt wasn t the present so we knew th1s was the future and as II seemed we had landed on the Great Metropolts of Rldgeway We landed at the atrport and were walktng around when we saw a brrght Jet land1ng at the other end of the runway We watched II for awhrle and as tt came closer II appeared to be on f1re We started runnrng toward rt to see what was wrong and to our surprtse ll wasn t on fue at all The sun was shrntng on the pllot s red halt and tlus was what carrted the fue lrke glow The ptlot turned out to be none other than EUGENE HUHE We walked up to htm and asked htm what year II was and what he was do1ng here He rnformed us that II was March 31 1967 and that he was a test ptlot He sard he was now test1ng the A R 100 and he asked us 1f we wanted to meet the destgner ALAN RUE We accepted hrs tn vrtauon and went tnto the atrport He was busy at the tune d1ctat1ng letters to hrs secretary DEANNA ALBERTSON so we watted rn t e recepuon room After a long talk w1th them asked rf they could dtrect us to a respectable res taurant and hotel They drrected us to the Cotant a newly bu1lt modern hotel 1n the heart of the c1ty We called a cab and frve mtnutes later a btg black Ford came to take us to the hotel We got tn and started talkrng to the drrver who sounded very fam1l1ar After we had patd our fare II dawned on by Sharron Hove Sandra Ernst and Beverly Rue us that ROGER HOVDEN was the dr1ver but we couldn t frgure out why Roger was dr1v1ng a Ford We were greeted at the recepuon desk by the owner hrmself DAVID COTANT Because we were old frrends he gave us hrs most exclustve sutte We bought a c1ty newspaper and went up to change for d1nner It turned out that the edrtor was CHARLENE WOLDAIX. We examrned rt to see just what k1nd of paper she ed1ted It was very rnterest mg The cartoons amazed us the most They were by NEVA LEHMAN We also nottced the f1ne work the sports edrtor FERDIE ARMSTRONG had done After we had changed we went to the drntng room for drnner Durlng our meal we were enter tarned by the two well known p1an1sts SANDRA FIELSTUL and LEILANI HOVDEN After drnner we went to the fabulous Chlnese Room Theu feature attractron was a mustcal team of CHARLES MEYER and ANDREA BAKKEN W were also very tmpressed by thetr master of cere montes PHILIP RYAN After an enJoyable evenlng we retlred The next mornrng we woke up early enough to get out to the stock car races We recogruzed the women s champron as SHARON BAKKEN and also the men s champton as WAYNE WEMARK who had just broken all records In the afternoon we vlstted a legtslature meetlng where at the present trme DONALD HRDINA was hlibustering and was on hrs 98th hour We also v1s1ted the exclustve shopping center The feature model was our old frlend KAY TRYTTEN After two days here we decrded we had had enough of th1s l1fe and returned to the atrport to see if our machtne was sttll there Lucky for us rt was and luckrer yet we got there Just as rt was taktng off agarn We once more started to fly through space Frnally we landed and tt s a good thrng we d1d because the second we stepped out rt blew up rnto a mtllron precesl I , . , , I - I I y ' .v ' 9 i l 3 I I I ' 7 , - l p .' 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I l ' ' I lf ewan 70:16 The Senror Class of Rrdgeway Iowa on thrs fourth day of May 1n nlneteen hundred and frfty seven berng of sound mrnd and memory do ordarn pubhsh and declare thrs to be our last wrll and testament Andrea Bakken wrll my personalrty and grft of gab to Betty Jrrak Davrd Cotant wrll my bashful ways and quretness to Dems Wemark Sharron Bakken wrll to Marrlyn Wemark my ab1l1ty to get the famrly car to go on excursrons Lerlanr Hovden bequeath my studrous ways and all my A s to Sonja Amundson Ferdle Armstrong leave my place as manager of the boy s basketball team to Wayne Anderson so that he can keep track of the cheerleaders Donald Hrdrna wrll my ab1l1ty to get along w1th all of the teachers to Duane Snyder Deanna Albertson wrll my herght to IeRoy Fjel stu Charles Meyer grve my ab1l1ty to drrve wrth one Charlene Woldan leave to Sandra Ernst my unrque dancrng ab1l1ty Eugene Huhe wrll my ab1l1ty to get by wrthout studyrng to Davrd Srme so he can go out more often at nrght Neva Lehman grve my pr1v1leges of gettrng to go out three nrghts a week and my ab1l1ty to get home early to Sharron Hove Ph111p Ryan grve my ab1l1ty to start an argument and to keep rt gorng to Charles Anderson Roger Hovden bequeath my romancrng ab1l1ty and croonrng vorce to Paul Jzrak Alan Rue wrll to Dems Wemark and JeRoy FJel stul my house rn town so that they can sleep unt11 8 55 every mornrng Kay Trytten wrll my pony tall to Beverly Rue so the boys can pull r.he rubber bands out I Wayne Wemark grve my basketball ab1l1ty and way wrth women to Wayne Anderson and Paul Jrrak I Sandra FJelstu1 wrll my guard posrtron to Sandra Ernst hoplng she can do better We Charlene Deanna and Neva leave our ab1l1ty to keep out of trouble to Sandra Sharron and Bev er We Charles and Alan wrll our last names to two sophomore grrls for future use We Sandra Kay and Andrea surrender our grrl s trro to Marrlyn Betty and Mrchael To the Freshmen lots of good trmes whrch we know they wrll have thoughout therr hrgh school years To the Sophomores lots of slumber partres so they can come to school dead trred rn the mornrng whrch there aren t many To Mr Serm A new set of admrt slrps to replace those used by the Semors 1n 57 To Mr Bramer An a1.r condrtroner for the Socrolo gy room so that he doesn t keep the door open rn the wrnter To Mrs Cook A more orderly Speech Class To Mrs Baker A better behaved Senror Class dur rng play pracnce To Mr Asbe Our croonrng vorces whrch he wrll mrss next year To Mr Shrleny A more co operatrve band so that he can get started on trme To the Janrtor A neater Senror class so that he doesn t have to clean up after them all the trme To the Cooks A whole cow so there wrll be more beefburgers next year VETERINARY CLINIC HOVDEN GROCERY Drs Helmmg Harght and Harght Frurt Vegetables Sr Meat' Phone 290 Cresco Iowa Phone 47 Rrdgeway Iowa 0 1 ' ' . ly. ' I l. , ' hand to Duane Harvey. To Mr. Rober: We leave all the Senior brains of . . y . . H , y ' I3 Back 111 1933 twenty two young but eagex freshmen arr1ved upon the scene at R1dgeway H1gh School On September llth we were 1n1t1ated by the Honorable Jumors and honored w1th a skatmg p xrty 1n the even mg We elected for our P1es1dent Don 11d Hrdma V1ee Pres1dent Nevw Lehman and Secretary Treas urer Kay Trytten In the fall of 1954 twenty-one sophomores returned Joe Barnes left to go to Derby Iowa Th1S year we had dent and Andrea Baleken Secretary Treasurer Our Junxor Year brought us a smaller class w'1th the loss of Carol Kratl and Henry Anelrus to Cresco and Chffore' Kxnkor to Prot1v1n Durmg the year Joe Fretlnem left leavxng us Wlth 19 members OHICCIS th1s year were Sharon Bakken Charlene Woldan and Alan Rue IH tl1e1r respectwe pos1t1ons KfVe 1n1t1ated the poor l1tt1e 'fI'f,S1l1LS and really gave them a rough t1me Our mam event of the ye lr was the Jun 1or Sen1or Prom Wll1C11 we gave for the semors by talung them to lr1awa11 Another 1111111 was our Class play Don't T 1ke My Penny xvluch was drreeted by Mrs R1ms1y Otu last and 111111 year began W1I11 17 members and ended the sam 111ek111, The off1cers were Ch lf es Vleyer P11111p Ryan and Lelldlll Hovden Tllli ye 11 was a ve1y lL1XL.l1lLlIOLIS one fox all of us We journeyed to Mason C1ty Wltll M1 Se1m for our semor PILIUILS 'I he socnology elass was agam allowed to take 1 flL,1C1 to Roehester Mmnesota 1'm sure we'l1 all re member the great ITIOVIL we saw ent1t1ed 'Mohawk' 1nd Eugene wxth h1s butternulk and french fr1ed ouons Mr Bramer was 'allowed to go w1th us to see that no one got out of control Much of the year was spent 13.151118 money for our Slx1P day to Clncago Our Semor Class Play Cheaper by the Dozen ' w rs d1rected by Mrs C 1rleton Baker A graduatlon t1me appea1s we say 'good bye' to all our fr1ends at Rrdgeway ani wnsh them success 111 the future DELORAI-1 GREENHOUSE HUNT TING ELEVATOR Everythmg 1n Flowe ' Feed and Seed Decorah Iowa Phone 97 Creseo Iowa I ' ' ' ' ..' f W' ' ' X u , fl 1 ' . . - ' ' v - w ' ' . u 1 . 1 ' . 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Q Q-1 Q, r D I W if 'rj I ff K N 931 gs my 'Q' I R 'J I 'L on-N '4 'gf hn- JT' --' fitZ'!f,f'? ' K .'-413: 99-xi? Q 7 F ,.i' 1 -4,.., U? -Q f v f ,- A5 'mf Af' 'A A. I tif if. J r S ss 49 'HL 'vw' 4-Q After a summer of nine band concerts, the retuming band members gaily took their familar seats in the band formation in the church. Mr. Shileny was all pepped up to go with another year of instrumental music. In the fall the Band Mothers sponsored a Corn Cami- val to raise money for band instruments. The night of the camival started with a short concert given by the band. The whole affair was a big success with the crowning of the king and queen, as the highlight of the evening. With the money that was taken in, new instruments were pur- chased for the band. The next concert was given at Christmas in a com- bination vocal and instrumental program. Several num- bers were played by the band, and the band also accom- panied a vocal selection. Coming back from vacation we again resumed our ROSEL'S PHARMACY Your Prescription Headquarters Decorah, Iowa practices. We began practicing our ensembles and solos for the State Music Contest. On April 4th the annual Band Festival at Cresco was held. The day was very rainy and few bands attended. Ridgeway was there! David Sime and Ferdie Armstrong attended the Dorian Instrumental Festival at Luther College. The State Music Contest, on April 12, was at Volga City. Pulling out at 6:30 a.m., the day brought the sax trio composed of Andrea Bakken, Ramona Anderson, and Cary Hovden a I rating. The drum ensemble, consisting of Kay Trytten, Tommy Trytten, Sandra Fjelstul, and Leilani Hovden, received a II, and Elaine Wemark a II on a french horn solo. Sandra Fjelstul received a I rating on her piano solo. A Spring Concert was held in May. RIDGEWAY MEAT MARKET Quality Groceries and Meats Ridgeway, Iowa any Q A . v , 1, .. In the fall quite a few eager students assigned their voices for twice a week with Mr. Asbe. These were the students in Girls' Glee Club, Boys' Glee Club, and Mixed Chorus. They took part in the all-school Christmas Program with the band. Sandra Fjelstul, Kay Trytten, and JeRoy Fjelstul were selected from our vocal department to take part in the annual Dorian Vocal Festival at Luther College. In March the soloists and trio began practicing their se- lections which would be judged at the State Music Contest to be held at Volga City. Finally the day arrived fApril 12thJ and together with the band they journeyed to Volga City for a very exciting day. Andrea Bak- ken and Kay Trytten received a division I rating in Treble Voice Medium solos. .IeRoy Fjelstul's baritone solo also received a I, along with the girls trio. Those receiving II's on solos were: Ramona Anderson, and Denis We- mark. A few of the favorites of the Girls' Glee Club were There's a Hole in My Bucket , Some Folks Do , and Angel Voices Ever Singing The boys don't say much about what they sing. F tate Zdampa ,4 ' Andrea Bakken Sandra Fjelstul Kay Trytlen RIDGEWAY SERVICE Thermogas - Crosley TV Ridgeway, Iowa CRESCO RENDERING COMPANY Call For Prompt Service Phone 1000 Ridgeway or Cresco 59 gnq er' an la Lg - ,Q J an -f ' P v fc, QQ sq , The Preliminary Contest for declam students was held in Waukon in February. Those attending were as follow: dramatic, Neva Lehman and Charlene Woldang interpretive reading, Leilani Hovden, Andrea Bak ken and Sharon Hoveg humorous, LaVonne Frana. Beverly Rue, and Lila Bakkeng oratory, Kay Trytten. We also had 3. one-act play this year named Women in Council. The cast included Kay Tryttcn, Phi- lip Ryan, Andrea Bakken, Charles Meyer, Leilani Hovden, Ramona Anderson and David Sime. They will never forget the night they gave it for the Ridgeway Community and they left out half of it! Those receiving I's in the first contest were Leilani Hovden and Kay Trytten. They advanced to the District Contest which was held at Dubuque.At this contest Kay again received a division I rating. The State Contest was held at Grinnell College in Grinnell. In her oration, entitled America's King- Sized Tomboys, Kay was awarded a division I rating. Congratulations to her and all the other declam students for their splendid work. Thanks also to Mrs. Baker for all her help. POSTEN PRESS WALTER H. FYE - Commercial Printing Junk Dealer and Auto Wrecker Decorah, Iowa Phone 433--Cresco, Iowa ri .Q 4 , 3 r- 5 ,Q , N- 1 ,ar At the head of the annual staff this year was 'Y Y Andrea Bakken. Sandra Fjclstul served as assis- I tant editor. Donald Hrdina was the photogra- pher and Kay Trytten was later appointed as another photographer. Thanks to Ferdie Armstrong, a new record was set in sales of ads and annuals. Andrea, Sandra. and Kay spent much time writing, typing, and pasting to complete the annual in time. Mr. Rober was our capable advisor. Thanks to these people the annual was com- pleted! it ' ff' Sm!! The Student Council began the new year with the election of officers. Representing them as president was Kay Trytteng vice-president, Marilyn Wcmarkg secretary, Linda Bakkcng treasurer JeRoy Fjelstulg and advisor for the year was again Mr. Rober. The first project that was undertaken was a Halloween party given in the fall, with lighted jack-o-lan terns and fall leaves serving as decorations. Bunco was played after which dancing was enjoyed by all feven the boysj. Lunch was then served in the church. The Student Council was in charge of the Christmas party. Christmas carols were stung by all and Mr. Shileny favored us with a violin solo, Santa Claus created quite a sensation with the women teachers. The members of the Student Council passed out the gifts. Another new project which the Student Council engaged in this year was a recreation project. Games, such as earroms, checkers, and cards were set up in the church to be enjoyed by students during their lunch hour. On April 5th a North Eastern conventioriwas held in Cedar Falls. Our school was represented by the of- ficers and some of the other members of the council. The delegates brought back many interesting facts and reported these to the other members. Another great step forward was taken when we joined the Iowa State Student Council Association. This enabled us to attend the convention and to receive several bulletins throughout the year. ,asf p 'P Donna Anderson, Kay Trytten, Sandra Fjelstul, Mary Samec, Sonja Arnundson, Andrea Bakken, Leanne Bakken, Linda Bakken, Coach Bramer, Mary Huhe, Charlene Woldan, Leilani Hovden, Sharron Hove, Sandra Emst, Imogene Woldan, Bessis Snyder, Chaperone. , 1 lifhen Coach Bramer issued his call for basketball, seven returning WE letter-winners came fourth followed by about ten more brave girls. 23 Since we had only two first team members from last year we had a 25 rough time building the ream. 35 The season was ended by Winning four out of nineteen games. 26 Five of these were lost by less than six points. As the season rolled 37 on, much experience was gained which will be of help in future years. 19 During the second week of March, Sandra F., Kay, Andrea and 24 Mary, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Bramer, motored to Des Moines 38 where they attended the Girl's State Tournaments. 35 Good luck to next year's team! 45 26 39 46 37 13 32 31 27 NEHI BOTTLING COMPANY KOZY KORNER TAVERN Better Taste Calls for R.C. Where friends receive the best of service. Decorah, Iowa Ridgeway, Iowa Fort Atkinson Lansing Calmar Notre Dame Protivin Elma l.C. Fort Atkinson Elma Lime Springs Notre Dame Calmar Elma I.C. Chester Elma Lime Springs Protivin Ossian Chester THEY 30 33 27 41 35 38 29 18 68 47 50 51 75 24 69 33 36 50 uv, ff I D K Q3 L! Duane Snyder, JeRoy Fjelstul, Wayne Wernark, Tom Trytten, Charles Meyer, Coach Bramer, Alan Rue, Bob Albertson, Marion Lundby, Darryl Rue, Denis Wemark, Wayne Anderson, Herbie Kecker. gaqa ' 2 The boys basketball team began getting into shape with five re- WE turning lettermen: Wayne Wemark, Charles Meyer, Tom Trytten, 39 JeRoy Fjelstul, and Duane Snyder. 38 The season proved a very prosperous one by winning 12 out of 18 58 games. We were runners-up in the County Tournament, getting 37 beaten by Fort Atkinson. We also finished third in the How-Winn 66 Conference. To complete the season the boys made a trip to Des 39 Moines to watch the State Tournaments. 38 Only two of the first team will leave us this year so next year 36 should be another successful year. Good Luck! 54 56 54 52 69 63 60 65 63 71 SEC TIONAL TOURNAMENT COUNTY TOURNAMENT Ridgeway 65 Ossian 50 Calmar 44 Ridgeway 47 Ridgeway 58 St. Lukas 56 Fort Atkinson 42 Ridgeway 39 Ridgeway 40 Wgukon St, Pats 57 IH Fort Atkinson Lansing Calmar Notre Dame Protivin Elma I.C. Fort Atkinson Elma Lime Springs Notre Dame Calmar Elma I.C. Chester Elma Lime Springs Protivin Ossian Chester THEY 33 41 30 35 31 56 39 56 43 54 48 66 44 65 34 40 44 50 5 W By winning over Ossian Public in the first round of the Junior High Tourna- ments, the girls went on to play Ossian DeSales in the finals. Here they won by three points and were the 57 County Champs. Perhaps we have something to look forward to in the future years as Alma Woldan hit the hoop for forty-one points in one game. WINNESHIEK COOPERATIVE ASSN . Coal -Fencing Material -Gra in Ridgeway, Iowa MCDOWELL MOTORS INC. Chevrolet-Buick-Oldsmobile Dealer Phone -500 -Cresco, Iowa The Junior High boys received the runner-up trophy in the County Tourna- ments. The boys don't feel too badly about it as once more they had to play a very tall Calmar team. Keep eating your spinach and who knows, maybe you can take the County Championship in about two or three years. r Ubi -TORX on ADW? , 2.k'?' Carmen Rue, Sharon Boe, Lorna Daniels, Joan Lundby, Coach Bramer, Alma Woldan, Elaine Wemark, Sharon Milbrath, Mary Jane Aga. Zo-'fd' 3 A re., M Parnell Ellingson, David Bakken, Stanley Johnson, David Aga, Robert I-Iellem, Harris Wemark, Coach Bramer, Donald Aspenson, Gary Amundson, Vem Anderson, Robert Meyer, LaVeme Rinken, David Dvorak. -gl fl 1..g.'ll Ig 1 3 4 gy. ji' '-1 ! .1 ....,.. ...ig FIRST ROW: Leanne Bakken, Mary Sarnee, Imogene Woldan, Ramona Anderson, Sandra Ernst, Charlene Woldan, Sandra Fjelstnl, Alina Woldan, Andrea Bakken. SECOND ROW: Coach Bramer, Beverly Rue, Mary Jane Aga, Sharon Hove, Kay Trytten, Linda Bakken, Donna Anderson, Elaine Wemark. sagfaaa O. O. RUE LUMBER H. A. XYARNER ci: SON Lumber, Coal, Fence Materials Cresco's finest ladies store Ridgeway, Iowa Creseo, Iowa gcwedafl FIRST ROW: Roger Hovden, Duane Snyder, Charles Meyer, JeRoy Fjelstul, Wayne Wemark, Wayne Anderson, Coach Bramer. SECOND ROW: Donald Aspenson, Veme Anderson, Torn Trytten, Marion Lundby, Bob Albert- son, Garry Amundson, Denis Wernark, Robert Rinken, Neil Daniels, Herbert Keeker. ilx P xi s Jr' ' K' ! 23' YQ K 'mggun woolboeno oooou 000 ooo 0 Donald Hrdina Fcrdie Armstrong DECORAH NEWSPAPERS Iowa 's Top Weekly Newspaper Decorah, Iowa Ramona Anderson LaVonne Frana Beverly Rue LEUTHOLD and MARTEN Men and Boys Clothiers Cresco, Iowa O00 ' r gww SW! ,xl J 5' , fi ya Y' as Y sl 4 . 5 4 . c ! as 9' I wg I 1 I H GRADES TWO, THJ-ilsls, Charles Anderson, Mark Morris, Donna Anderson, Karleen Strand, Harry Manning, Wayne Anderson Hensley, Beverly Rue, Virginia I-luckins Patsy Olstedahl Paul .Tirak Miss Moser. Philip Ryan, Dick Morris, Ferdie Armstrong, Alan Rue Sonja Amundscn, Andrea Bakken, Sharon Bakken Mavis Creger Kay Trytten Marilyn Wernark. 3 H1 ,ff ,... vw A .44 T., ffm ,..f' fx ,N 5 x I- .fm .541 I A vw. 5 K 5 7. f F ,r . A 151 A 4 , w i l: If 5, if . 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Ihave a way w1th the women Once I Had a Secret Love Oh Charhe how you can love' It s enough to say she s frrendly Ramona Anderson Teen Age Crush Donna Anderson Donna Lehman Marron Lundby Nell Danrels LaVerne Rlnken Vern Anderson Don Aspenson Herble Kecker Elwood Enderson Dav1d Dvorak John Bernatz Dean Ryan Robert Ryan Robert Peterson Sopnomore p1n up g1rl All shook upl Baseball player A broken heart and a broken arm What s the ass1gnment'7 If I m studyrng wake me up Why are not all men l1ke me? Small Fry He s here to stay The offlce boy Grrls they scare me I am my brother s keeper I am my brother s keeper He has the mustcal touch Carl Thompson Gary Amundson I..1la Bakken Mary Jane Aga LaVonne Frana Elarne Wemark Betty J1rak Ma.r1lyn Wemark Sonja Amundson Sharron Hove Beverly Rue Sandra Ernst Davtd Stme Duane Harvey Duane Snyder Bob Albertson Gary Hovden Darryl Rue Kenneth Nesvrk Love me tender I m rn the Jall house now Oh' those crutches Party Doll. We ve got the pep A quret but mrghty frne grrl I m dorng all rrght Pleasant Those PFOIIVID boys' A quret country lass Clear the road here I come! Cool Calm and Collected B81 Too bad grrls he s gorng steady' From Rldgeway to the Halls of Montezuna A hkeable guy Are you crutsen for a DIUISBII9 Splke Small and Smart Howard Wemark G1ve me tlme I ll get there yet V1l'lC6 Wemark Wake me up when rt s t1me to go Mtchael Walsh just me my women and my rod Robert Rrnken Oh those red curls' Roger Bergan Blow that tuba Imogene Woldan Sp1llv1l1e Dances Mary Samec Basketball ts her game Patty Huhe Dxck or Art? Alma Woldan Future basketball star Susanne Malek Dark Eyes Bob Meyer Se1m Rober Asbe Shlleny Baker Cook Mr Bramer Freshman Glamour Boy Let s go have a cup of coffee He s got an answer for everything Ready now'7 Let s srng Let s try lt just once more We ll now have a ttme test Everybody quret' Thrs IS a study hall Don t you grrls know how to play basketballo I! I I ', -, ' ' ..... 'e JeR0yFjelStu1-.. .'.....ThegeC0ndC3Il1SO' Tom Trytten .. He's got it made in the shade. U ' ', , Mr. ' .. .... ' . H fgzdtddfs fmzdoaelaad 77544 Paul Jones, who goes on a cram session . . Mrs. Jones, his mother Mr. Jones, his father . Junior, the kid brother Mary, his sister Qnufaganuan 0 :- Iack, Mary's boy friend . . . . Jane, Pau1's girl friend Mr. Smudgely, the principal . . . Anna, the maid can-aan.. Lilah Johnson, in somebody's past . . Policeman O'Riley . . Policeman O'Too1e . one-c King Cramer, a hot rodder . . . Mayabelle, his girl friend . . . . David Sime . . . . Sharron Hove Wayne Anderson Charles Anderson . . . Beverly Rue . JeRoy Fjelstul . . . Sandra Enrst . . . Denis Wemark . . . . Betty Jirak Marilyn Wemark . . . . Paul Jirak . . Duane Snyder . Duane Harvey Sonja Amundson Pace, action, and humor that varies from chuckles to roars, com- bine to make this a perfect play. Paul is a high school boy with troubles, and neither his girl nor the school principal seems to un- derstand him any more. He is trying to avoid summer school and at the same time keep his girl from a campus big shot. -M 3 . n QF-EGQYQ ju .31 W. K 'af if . .,,,,, K if 1 fertrmygq 'N ow? n 1 1 , . . .A g F'7i!-Wi. ' Mr. Gilbreth . . Mrs. Gilbreth . . Bnestine . . . Frank . . Jackie . . . Dan . . Bill . . . Fred . . . Anne . . Lillian . . . Martha ...... Mrs. Fitzgerald . . . Dr. Burton . . Joe Scales . . . Miss Brill .... Larry ....... Student Director hide Swfvvdldwplde . Char les Meyer . . Sandra Fjclstul . lleilani Hovden . . . Philip Ryan . . . Eugene lluhc . . Roger Hnvden . . David Coram . . . Alan Rue . . . . Kay Trytten . . Deanna Albertson . Andrea Bakken Charlene Woldan . .Donald Hrdina Ferdie Armstrong . . . .Neva Lehman . Wayne Wemark . .Sharon Bakken Frank Gilbreth Sr. wanted his hfzusehcld tv be run as efficiently as a factory. He disc lvered he had to use scientific management or else result tc bedlam with his flock of twelve children. Older daugl. ters Anne, Errrestine, and Martha have ,ther ideas. They revolt by telling Dad they're going to wear silk stockings and they are going :ut cn dates with boys. Problems and projects are added to the rtcrnespun hurncr and excitement in the fast moving comedy. J DQ P in f Q I Charlene Woldan and Philip Ryan were very excited after many days of anxious waiting to find out that they had been chosen by the student body to be the Homecoming King and Queen of 19 56. Repre- senting the senior class were Andrea Bakken and Charles Meyer. The other underclassmen attendants were not kept in suspense as they had knovxm about it for twelve days. But when the big night arrived they were equally excited. They were chosen by their respective classes. The Junior attendants were Sharon Hove and Duane Harvey. Ramona Anderson and Darryl Spike Rue represented the Sophomore class, and Mary Jane Aga and Bob Meyer were Freshman at- tendants. Shortly before the event, Welcome Alumni and Welcome Notre Dame were assembled in big bold letters on the gym wall. The royal throne in the midfle of the bleachers had been decorated with black and white crepe paper. The Senior Class brought cake, which was served with coffee over in the church. A large crowd assembled in the gym and the crowning took place between the two games. Norvin An- derson, an alumnus of R.I-LS., acted as master of ceremonies. Amid the fanfare of Tommy Trytten's snare drum roll and Sandra Fjelstu.l's piano playing they marched to their respected places. Coach Bra- mer crowned the royal King and Queen. The Queen was presented with a bouquet of flowers from the business men of Ridgeway. The Queen and her attendants were then escorted to their throne to enjoy a thrilling basketball game with Notre Dame, in which they won in two overtimes by two points. A reception for the altunni was held in the church following the game, and a Sock Hop was enjoyed by the younger set in the gym. , l 6 The Royal Court I crown you . . g 4 I . -J I 1 5 in ' 'Hg I I 5 ' X 1 i A I -4 1- .Y X Ummm The 1957 Prom of the Ridgeway High School was held on May 4th, The evening began with a banquet served at the Ridgeway Lutheran Parish Hall by the Junior mothers. After the banquet a program was presented with Denis Wemark acting as toastmaster. Short talks were given by Mr. Rober, fConfucius sayj, Mrs. Baker and Sharon Hove. JeRoy Fjelstul and Mr. Asbe favored us with vocal SO1O's. After the crowning of the King and Queen, Alan Rue and Kay Trytten, the faculty, juniors, seniors, waiters and waitresses proceeded to the gym for the dance. 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