Ridgeway High School - Ridgerider Yearbook (Ridgeway, IA)

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,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

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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.

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