Rudd High School - Ranger Yearbook (Rudd, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 162 of the 1952 volume:

LIEQHIM C S 'Viz-,I-f X -:S-'-'S- ' f Looklng back at the 1951 52 school year, the Ranger staff has trled earnestly to record the many highlights that have taken place Within the covers of th1s vubllcatlon w1ll be found many 31CtOr13l and n rratlve dSSCr1Dt1OnS that will serve as a Hmemory booku in the years to come. We vlsh to en ress our slncere thank to each st ff memoer and to the faculty for the excellent co-ooeratlon received ln maklng this yea book a reallty cl ' if - 7' h I ff'-.Tlx ..x-:,.:e a --e ay ' I. A E . . 3 . , A. ,Q . . S . ' r ,f ' . KLQULXLIMJ J O ,nftcfanfzj 'Dv Q90 Q-Nb to WE, THE MEMBERS OF THE CIASS OF '52 DO HEREBY DEDICATE THIS YEAFUS RANGEIQ TO MR ROSS W STECK H S THE COMMINITY OF RUDD WILL LOM3 REMEMBER HIM FOR HIS HARMONIOU' REIATIONS AND SERVICE IN EDUCATION AND IN MUSIC K R, Y W Mil: W., 'P 'H'-x--no... lil Haj bm is W WMI Y? I , V' .W , -. Q- . . ipb' ,41-1 i 44- ,A,,, UAMQAA a ' AV . , , it 1 5, V, A. -W.. 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CM Jazz Jvivyffm 972 6244941 71 Lage watchman, tint ana: Tumor, ZWJWJQM Aly Goodsell, Second Grade Teacher, bunily engaged recording grades for her students. p surveyeheraninelkingdal. 4,1 S E 5 3'A.a.vQa.a.L Frankie Phearmnn, Third Grade Teacher, proudly displays one of her many fine bulletin boards K I ' 4? I dl, 1 5 ' , . .T A T?fi'- T A ,Q -ff T M 1fvW ',JrAf t--.. 3 N' N fi' 'I a x Q1 0, A BU . R O qmw Gwidmz Ann Bohlen, Fourth Grade Teacher, listens to Janice Haugen read the day's assignment. fbfn Josephine Lindaman, Sixth Grade Teacher, points out a humerous mistake to Janet Ryner in her health workbook WMM Margaret Schoonmaker, Fifth Grade Teacher, works a problem in division for her class is seen here hard at work correcting a set of quiz papers t fe 0 0 5 Florence L'u.LJ.'yllj , uc VCLA un -- -...v - Jdflner, . , . 7107 imc XMLJ Wlahlavhmf These good lookin' gals are the hot lunch cooks From left to right they are Minnie Ervay, Lena Helmers, Alma Kuhlmeier, L a u r a S c h r a d e r, and Marie Andersen Pictured here are the bus drivers Those present are from left to right Velma Kamm, Minnie Bohlen, Bert Kelsey, Bill Schweizer, and Jack Kamm. The two missing drivers are Ben Dusenberg and Arnold nBudn Miller. Q gmcffcwa, Jr 3'ww6 Lynn Skinny' Rathjen is the good man in the picture He is the custodian for the high school building, grade school building, and gym X NI FX ' AQ s 'W SLI 939 mlafl CLASS COLORS BURGUNDY AND CH RTRUSE 'SC' CLASS OFFICERS CLASS MOTTO CLASS FLOWER President - Lois Ahrens Vice President - Rex Kleckner ONE STEP AT A TIME, WHITE ROSE Secretary - Dorothy Christiansen BUT ALWAYS FORWARD Treasure - Dolores Moore LOIS AHRENS Band Glee Club Chorus Dramatics Rudd'r Yearbook Class Officer Operetta Double Sextet Sextet Saxophone Solo Saxophone Quartet Homecoming Queen Valedictorlan DOROTHY CHRISTIANSEN Band Glee Club Dramatics Rudd'r Yearbook Class Officer Operetta Double Sextet Oboe Solo Woodwind Quintet Sextet 2 3 4 2 3 4 2 3 4 2 3 4 2 3 4 2 3 4 234 2 2 3 4 3 4 REX KLECKNER Baseball Bask Dall DT3mdt1CS Rudd Yearbook Class Officer Co Salucatorian DOLORES MOORE Band Glee Club Dramatics Rudd'r Yearbook Class Offlcer Operetta Double Sextet Bass Clarinet Solo U0OdW1nd Quintet Sextet Trlo Cheerleader Clarinet Quartet Co Salutatorian Band Queen 2 3 4 2 3 4 2 3 4 2 3 4 2 3 4 2 3 4 2 3 4 2 3 4 2 3 4 2,3 4 2 3 4 4 1 1 1 et' 1 1 34 3 4- ?r 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 1 4 ... 1 Ly 1 2 4 3 . 2 1 2 3 1 4 ' 4 1 1 1 2 3 4 1 Chorus 1 2 3 42 Chorus 1 2 3 4 3 4 3 4 1 2 3 4- 1 2 3 123141 1 1 1 2 3 4 ' 1 2 4 1 2 4 - 3 3 2 3 2 - 1 1 - ' 1 f 3 4 2 4 s . 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I- H A were UP fii JQNEY Seotember 5, 1039, marks the day hen seven of today's fifteen seniors started school together Waneta, Dolores, Sylvia, Merrill, Ronald, Rex, and Lou1s John were the seven who were brought to f1rst grade by their parents in hone that they might meet today's goal graduat1on This class 'as carefully sunervised under Miss Waterhouse and correctly described by Sylvia who came home from school one day and said to her dad, WYou know, I think hiss Waterhouse has eyes on the back of her headln Our first new student was Arlyn Lackore, who Joined us in the second grade In the third and fourth grades Dona1d's mischievious 'aye and Loisls bashful, qulet ?? rays added variety to our class, making our class number ten from then on there was never a dull moment, as our teacher, A 1ss Armstrong, tried to teach us that V6 didnft know ouite everything yet, The highlight of that year was a t c hour olay m e nresented called, The Lost 'Jrince This was xorked on in all our snare time. The teachers even se ed on our costumes during classes In fourth grade Ar1yn?s knack for telling ,jokes started., adding humor to the cl ss. It as in the fifth grade that Donald was introduced to nthe little room,n In tnis little room there was a rubber hose The first day he came bac? from fthe little room' laugh1ng The second day he came back smiling The third day he came back sober, and the fourth day he came back crying He didn't go back for some time, When rr ncis ,joined us in fifth gr de a new fad was started, Dolores and rrancis had a crush on each other and were continually oessing notes This oroved much more interesting than our studies as each oerson read them as they flex back and forth uarlys and Vonda jomed us in sixth grade The first day Vonda was caught oassing a note to Sylvia, The note described a certain boy Vonda had chosen as her boyfriend Marlys is remembered as the girl with the long, curly hair, whose desk fell aoart at least once a day. In seventh grade Ronald journeyed back to us from country school, and Harold and Dorothy made their aooearance, That year is remembered very Hell because the new blond named Dorothy received a box of candy for Christmas and wouldn't ooen it to see who it vas from. Waneta came back to us from Floyd during our eighth year, making our present number-fifteen, We were all very scared of initiation as we entered high school, but were thoroughly disaopointed because--nothing haooened. During our high school years we were each able to give forth with some skill or another. Through teamwork and good soortsmanshio, we were able to develoo ourselves into ball teams, bands, and give olays, Our teams vent far, our music was rated highly, and each play we had was successful, 'e know that this would never have been possible without the heloful guidance and oatience of all our teachers. They have helped us make our school years both profitable and enjoyable. We wish to extend our thanks to the faculty for their help in making us better citizens. QL- 1' 'i .- 1 L., , :, , '3 1713.3 i 2 1-V., . 1' 1? v L ' g ' -i '5?:. or ?' ' 2 -. -- . 4? Q 1- i' . 51 31 '7 3:-, if 1 fu' . I 1 - ' ' Q Q A- lu 1 ,A Q : -ne . 0 - fy . l I A sf. 1 .L . In 1 H A. ' V, . . , 1 H ,v ' 1: C ' . '3 . 0 W' V . -I ' . Y., L .f - I . . H .y , TY . Q r .' 9. U w, ' A ' 1 0 . H . . ' . I . 1 Y Y . H A q - . V-r .T . . . f G, A .. 1. C ' 5 , c In ., . 1 1 Q .x. A . .. ' . g ' c.. - . s - . . , ,, is QQ fx L. hw 1... feesfhf-35 Ie, the SeH1OI Cl ss of 1952 composed of one sound body and mind, do hereby make this our last w1ll and testament on this th1r teenth day of the f1fth month 1n t e ye r of our Lord n1neteen hun dred f1ftv two 1n the C1tY of Rudd county of lo,d, nd st te Iowa e, the Senior C1 ss 1111 the Jun1ors the ability to be out nd1ng stuaents such s we, tue D8n101S, are and also the ablllty set a good etamole lor tne undercl semen as we have set for them Tae Se11or Bofs would 1119 to 111 to the coo's thelr ability be excellent coo s Slnce the ucd t achers 516 so lntelligent, there is lOth11g w1th1n our ability to w1ll them, but we would like to s1ow our ap prec1at1on for thelr helning hand 1n guldlng us through our school days The oen1or G1rls would l e to 1111 to Us ldlfn s ndwao r for ta'1ng the mar's off the desks and cha1rs The Sen or Class of 1952 'ould 11 e to H111 llhelm Isenv rg an Relnholt stolloe per our 1ntell1.ence, hOp1ng that they will u e if for future use 1n Germany S1nce fe 'nov that the Cl ss of '53 111 1ss us so, we would Vonda Anrens v1lls her Cb1J1tV to r t 1n early to Mar1ella Deppe, rho never oes Arlfn L c ore V111S h1s ablllty to V159 cr c to Bobby Phi11pp who never opens H1S mouth Louls John moeller 71115 h1s good loo's to Ha1o1d G lser w1th the none th t he me5 11 e 1se set on the good SIMS Of the g1P1S aneta Lenz v1lls her eb1l1ty to get along w1th bovs of more STPIHES to nonn1e Olson so that she may also get along w1th them Sylvla P11l1OP fills h r glasses to UP1ngerW sh n s, who seems to have a hablt of loslng them h rold allhosen 1113 11s old car to sh ron lelsox rho seems to l1 e old c rs Dorothy CHTlSt1 nsem v1lls to Therese Do h her ab1l1tJ to go ste dy dur1ng 1er re n1n1nf school d s hex l ciner wills h1S abillty to get along w1th the opposite sex to I len C r1st1 nsen although she eems to be d011E Qlllght FPQHCIS Schn1dt H1115 h1s good Intern t1onal 116219 to J1mmy ornstein, rho ce t 1nlf he ds a new one S lv1a Phlll 1 1111s ler ability to tal? the assembly to Dervl Sr db g d ROfS1 i lls, who are never s telling narlvs horny v1lls her b1l1tf to know v ybodj else's busi ness but her own to Jrnet D1Sf11ChS Ronald Jo1aensen 1115 h1S ob1l1t5 to have a new 0Chevien't Gerald n1lsman . 1 fl lf - .' . . , 1 ' .' 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N , . y . ,Q . . , . . -8 11. 3 , . g S . I T 1. ' ' g . .. . . q . 1. 1 . C 1 i, J., J' .4 - . - v r a 3 - e 1 . . . .mn 4. , . Y LJ J 1 1 . x . W . '1 , ve er an ' 1 e r een I . ' ' -r.r - - ' . -. I . JY f F 5 ' 9 GY 1 ' .. ,. 1 A ' .1 0 . . . . 'si ll' r . 7 . ' - W. O PV tl 4 Then a large city came into view On fifth Avenue I saw in bold letters-WRex Kleckner's Bridal Shoppe n Rex personally advises each young bride-to be on the latest styles that apoeal to mascu11ne taste. Rex freeuently finds it necess ry to soend after buslness hours in consultation vlth the young bride to be Next I sau a circus scene nd e bi tent It seemed that I reco.nized someone here. and I dld I saw Vonda Ahrens, the Double Attraction of the circus, a fat, bearded lady She looked a tr1fle different from her h1gh school days The 1orld's ChamD1OH sw1mmer, T1nC1S Schm1dt, next made an aooearance ne was Ju t 1 d1ng in France after swimm1ng across the Atlantic Ocean Of course he swam 1n the Sh1D'S SUlHm1ng pool. Out Last '52 senior, Dolores oore, has her name on bottles all over the Unlted States She aerfected a fool nroof halr grower She combed her halr so much 1 t lt all came out and she could buy some of th1s nlracle lot1on ny the way, the name of this wonderful discovery is UDolores' Hair estorer ' Just as the scenes faded afwy I fell asleen. and when mornln came, I found myself 1n my cabin. WON! Ronald Jorgensen wills his ability to o to Charles City skatin ouite freouently to Lois Young who goes for other reasons bes1des skating Lo1s Ahrens fills her b1l1ty to run around 1n Oldsmobllesto Dorls Jor ensen who ouldn't dare be cau ht in anythin but a Chevle errill Bartz wills his famous eb1l1ty to work in a Dalry to Joan hell who will probably h ve to help him withln a few years. rarold Ballhagen xills n1s mature ab1l1ty to be 8 'Romeou to Duane Burnett who certalnly needs it Dolores moore H1115 her sparkl1ng dlamond ring to Doyle Newton who m1ll need it 1n the future Donald Bortz W1l1S h1s f st driv1ng to Calvin Lackore ho has et to learn Lo1s Ahrens mulls her musical talent to Barbara Lindley: although Barbara can slay the olayer oiano We now do declare this our last v1ll and testament on this thirteenth day of May in the year of our Lord nlneteen hundred and fifty two and do hereby hope that all quotes 1111 be carrled out Csealedl ,.f4 M V' rx ' . -J 4 ffl' I 1 4 x rx k1 I L x ' xg: .J ' , I. N j 1 . - ' 9 ' o :J ' A . 13 L . 1 ' . ' ' O ' 2. . , eg 0 , g , ' . - g , . . 4 I If I ' . r' . .. ll . N L I s e.' . ' a . 1 . .A A A . x , M , . . 1 A -A . D ' O . 7 TY . C became desperate. For the benefit of Mr. Edie, I asked where I . I. . ' -, 1 . 'L I lu. g Y- gl' N , . 5 . IJ I I 7' xsld I l- '- .a I., Q. 1 Q D' 17' . , D g I I . . V P . . 1 . . ' rr , w , :r o- Z3 ' ' ' .3 C n - n I Li 1 I . . . e ' A ' e, ' -1 ' 'Z ly 1 . I - . I I . . 'I' . 0 A l D I J. . . .1 . 9 . V U 0 . I Q r A . . . Q. ' . . QLAQJ PRUPI WIC Y As I was s1tting on the deck of the steamship last night, listening to the Havai1an mus1c dr1ft over the moonlit ocean, a mer- maid swam along side, Grasnlng me by the hand, she xnvited me to her watery realm as I cl1mbed over the ra1l1ng of the ship, there appeared bes1de it a Jeweled golden escalator, It took us to the enchanted depths of the sea. Once seated on a coral reef, the mer- maid unve1led to me the future of the Rudd Hlgh Class of '52 And this is what I saw- First came M rlys Uyborny, no excuse me, President Marlys Wyborny, chief executive of the Wst1onal Rory Calhoun Fan Club, Yea Marlee and Rory are great frlends nows The next scene showed Ronald Jorgensen managlng a gas sta tion, Jug had such a t1me keening his new car filled w1th gas that as a last resort he bought out the Standard O11 Company, Hmmmw-it seems that Vaneta Lenz has made qu1te a name for herself in the fleld of electronics. Why hundreds of times a day she flexes her muscles to eush on and off that s1gn on the hlghway east of Rudd. certainly is rlsing in this cruel world Harold runs the 9levat0r in the empire state building, of course he too has his nuns and downs.u Who came next? Why, lt was Louie Moellers I hardly recognized him 1n his black robe and snectacles, Louie always was a studious young soul in his hlgh school days, and now he is teaching Einstein his theory of relatlves. Then an 1nterest1ng scene came into focus. Sylvia Philipp was Josing with a bowling Lall 1n one hand and a pen for signing autographs in the others nSylU is a chamnion bowlers Little did I know when I bowled sith her that some day she was to become the world's ngutter balln chamnion. She hadn t missed a gutter once for a period of three years, Next was General Arlyn Lackore, Pud is the highest rank' ing officer in the army, He has charge of over a thousand K 9 dogs- The only statement I could get from the busy General was, WDown, boy down. Here comes Dorothy Christ1ansen, the blond oatrolwoman, blowing the siren on her little C?l yellow Cadillac convertible. KI wonder how she got the job, There are a few dented fenders. She has gust stonoed Donald Bortz for speedlng, Donald is the star dare-devil v1th Jimmy nynch. Don snec1alizes in driving on two wheels. The next scene revealed a large white building which looked like a barn. Imagine! And there came Verrill Dartz sfinging a m1lk pail, he manages a Holstein Dairy farm across the road from Bartz Jersey Dairy, Lois nhrens, a nromlnent member of the class of '52 is now an utter failure, Lois 1nvested her life savings in leadless pen- cils and then had trouble selllng them, CConcluded on preceedmg pagel , f. -. . If..NR, -.. , , 1 X Q l '1' ' 3 l I .1 0 . . . a . ra ' ' . '1' I i Next my eyes fell upon Harold Ballhagen, a young man who . C f 2 0' I Q. A 9?rz,f1,fJMf Llp FWZ NWA Wilhelm Isenberg and Reinhold Stollberger have been attending Rudd High School this year under the Rural Youth Exchange Program Both of these boys are from Germany Wilhelm lives in Wolfenbuettel, which is in northern Germany Reinhold hails from Billingshausen, a village ln southern Germany while living in Iowa, they have been making their homes with Mr and Mrs Otto Ackman and Mr and Mrs John Miller respectively During the past year they have spoken to church, school, and county groups Both will return to Germany this June 6 G ' 4. f G - 'C O CP 0 ' 4:3 O O C' f 9 f'N l'l E 1gygQQlg?g gg Q ig I G ffl Q 5 2 5 4 I Q V, f , in 3 I i L rl ffy- g t? ,I y i 4 KJ . . Q lil IP O wi 1 y Q ms !! ,4 g-,.---- f f W 1,, , H285 Doyle v Hes D 1' ca Trea 4 av, KX CBS-GK 1 K oofxf' '60 7 5099 'eff JI Iim Qiclina My -R me Q ww' '59 X -5501 X yi Qt R X sv' Jah gl l tcp en. O O 9 -Ml ' l l ! . ' u S c 1 2 W ' xv X Q F . , f , QR . ,X 5 X in 5a9e ' x ff 3 gifigll 'Y' 0. 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Q x- Q0 X M A' I A 15,4 Row III: David Haugen, John Fike, Sylvester Dasch, Raymond Norby, Marvin Engels, Gary Nelson, Row II Rodney Ellis, Gayle Lenz, Ronald La Frentz, Larry Roots, ames Frevert, Berdell Ahrens, Row I Mrs Ninemiller, Sharon bolkerts, Patricia Field, R ow Row Row Row Kathryn Maakestad, Leona ferchner Corrine Johnson, Phyllis McKee, Patrici Earnist N140 0-if Elon Dahley, Harlan Brandau, Roger Melcher, Dennis Kleen, Terry Schinnow, Dale Anderson, Vern Olson, Robert Wrage, Marlys Bucheister, Shirley Brandau, Betty Blunt, Beverly Jones, Gloria Roy, Jerry Newton, John Lenz Judith Field, Marianne wrage, Dennis Holtz, Bobby Schrage Margaret Pike, Karol Field, Marvin Larson, Miss Murphy Martha Fike, Joyce Nelson, Jannis Page, Douglas Hobbs, Robert Hoover MISSING: Gary Rathgen, Janet Johnson Q 7 Row III: a e D hl y Dona Swed g Dio ez- Bo by Be Rogr elmersf, David R sllzus, Islchaz-d ugssne , Doro, foe-r, Elai e andau, llzabeth Larson, e1-le t ison Iv II a es ig y D een eppe 1-r He Phyllis Ellfs L1,,da 1fuh16me1 Johnson 41-len -'CZ1en, Wa I C' az-les elvton, Ja 011 B , De is rso ss dalhan uis ee Pues elim , augen, Roy Moo e, o ez- Koen er, Ofln e B rife:-, Janet R er, Iva Iferclln Row III finlce Jo son, Da id 1- n vez-1 00 S Ge C 19161289 , an0J' K lemeiegr, arle oodiwifr Lois Enge s, Alden C-POOIKS 1-en B1-aqda , Row II: 1- ene Da ley, Jo Jaco , .met , 301, y giemgh Ru Ballbagen, Ife et J son, Judy L nz ie lmez-s -'91,-iron lson, Billy chan, Ja et -99 UH 1 SN' 11815 Join stings fuss Sehoolrmelren W ld bllz- It b ll Ha e B 5 USPS- 1' thy I 7 n 1- M 41111 h Ro : -fha: H ,b 11 D La Jr l111e1-s 1111 La n, , ' e1-, 111 L Lo L h Row : h ,N mes H me 3- H g 1 Bn- Urllngham, C 1 a yn e f' I 'T is 5 f I J fi Q 2' J lv: v La s B H t hz-1 n N , lizo O eChu ys W ,ge Maui h ha 1: 311 J RMS? b ' 1112 O e , Rolv I: Ke He 0 Ialfmh d J iyllq Ha Elf' D g-sn Row III: ow z Row Ia Shirley Matte, Nancy Moeller, Marian Gaiser, Velda Koehler, Ronnie Matte, M s Bohlen, James Trettin, Raymond Bucheister, Don Moore, Barbara Burlingham, Paul Andresen, Bob Pruessner, Constance Schotanus, Joan Shuler Marie McNealy, Stephen Hanna MISSING: David Highby, Dennis Ryner Ronald Shipman, Darlys Buttjer Ardel Deppe, David Hilsman, Janice Haugen, Larry Olson, Donald Brandau, John Ryner, Angela Brandau, Joel Larson, Row IV: Row III: ov : Row I -if Virginia Field, Daryl Kerchner, Jimmy Finch, Jodel Shipman, Khrolyn Hanna, Carol Page, Linda Crowell, Sharyl Kozak, Margaret Kncko, Janet Crooks, Terry Green, Jerome Larson, Kenneth Ahrens David Starbuck, Marlys Holtz, Leanne Ryner, Keith Crooks, Larry Brandau, David Crooks, Sharon Kobernus, Glenda nerlin Jean Wyborny, Harold Rasmus Corinne Dahley, Neil Ackley, Harold Kock Gene Miller, Jerald Wrage, Alice Frevert, Sandra Schrage, Herman Field, Leslie Helmers, Richard Lyman, Joan Mausehund, Linda Brandau, Tony Kuhlemeier, Leland Ellis, Mrs Phearman. Susan Rov it i?f ,Vg ii an 1 sr: 9 an , ! x.., Row Row Row Row Peggy Baehne, Darrel Kleen, Steven Larson, Eugene Lewis, Camilla Dasch, Janet Rasmus, Sandra McDowell, III: William Dieterich, Eddie Field, Keith Helmers, David Schotanus, Jaunita Collet, Gene Gaiser, Dale Moeller Mrs Goodsell, James Miller, Lavon Brandau, Kathryn ock, Darrell Hilsman, Dorothy Ahrens, Bruce Haugen, Barbara Bainbridge, Darlene Uker, Joy Houser, Shirley Rosel, Richard Kleen, Joann Olson, Dennis Helmers, Larry Shanks Row IV Row III Row II Row I lb W u-1, Terry Mathers, Keith Johnson, Donna Bainbridge, Larry Kerchner Ronald Crooks, Kathy Hastings, Sandra Cerwinske, Barbara Schmi t Idella Newton, Dwight Schotanus, Mary Jane Paulsen Robert Field, Janice Crowell Linda Matte, Lavonne Bonevltz, Barbara Krause, Ruth Ann Uinemiller, Nancy Kobernus, Judy Helmers Royal Ballhagen, Darlene Olson, Robert Wood, Lola Lee Wills, William Ellis, Connie Green James Butler, Bernard Brandau Kathleen Jacobs, Will am Hodge, Charles Scuders, Sandra Nelson, Bobert Millard, Carolyn LaCoste, Merlin Helmers, Mary Sue Ryner, Larry Rosel, Miss Waterhouse MISSING Cheryl Carlson, Gerald Kalman, Galen Hobbs Ar IV: II: o k I: I' Q f A Q I 5 2 A F7 fs mg f ' f D ' X-v - J , ST z 5 , : i J Grade I was asked to summarme their 1951 1952 school year, They thlnk measles, mumps, and chicken pox were some of the out standing events. In solte of the epidemics the ch1ldren made good progress and completed their work in a commendable manner. During the second grade the children learned to tell time, to recognize birds, and to write most of their work. The h1ghlight of our year's work has been the Safety Un1t wh1ch we oresented to the P T, A, 1n January. Third grade kent their large enrollment all yean of thirty- seven. Margaret Kuclo, a niece of Margaret Schoonmaker, was env rolled elght weeks during the f1rst semester. In November e studled a unzt on Indians 1n soc1al studies and art. for the P T, A. meet1ng that month we gave a short number on Indians for the program. Many friday afternoons were celebrated by olaying games and hav1ng treats. Halloween, Chrlstmas, and Easter were ob- served by part1es, at Christmas time we made glfts for our mothers. Although the fourth grade began the year with twenty-nine pupils. Sharon Kelly moved away leaving us with twentywe1ght Dur- 1ng February we studied a unit on the different flags our nation has had. 'hen the unit was completed we gave it for the P, T. A, A the year closed we still had folks coming down with the measles and mumps. Twenty-two DuU11S enrolled last fall in fifth grade. In March Barbara Nutter joined us, Probably the outstanding feature of the year was a train tip to Mason City in October. There the class vis- ited the round house, a hotel, the fmre stat1on, a supermarket, and a dime store where three goldf1sh were ourchased, An interest in handwork resulted in all twentyethree pup1ls learning to crochet and seven to knit. Twentyhnine puolls made up the enrollment of the sixth grade, We had one absentee enrollee, Dennis Tombleson. We oerformed for the P. , A. last fall when we gave our dramatic productlon of Carrying the Mail' when P. T. A. carmval came, we went into the prlnting business and painted all the s1gns, Twentyen1ne pupils enrolled in the seventh grade with Miss Murphy, the teacher. Gary Rathgen could not be w1th the grouo be- cause of 1llness. Janet Johnson moved awaJ in October. During the school year the seventh grade engoyed three parties, Hallowe'en, Christmas, and Valentine. There were elght in the sen1or band and eight in JuD10T band. The seventh grade subgects were mathematics, hlstory, spelllng, ngl1sh, health, geogranhy, oenmanship, and music. Standard Achlevement rests :ere given in January w1th good results, Nineteen eighth graders took their places in the high school assembly. for class off1cers they elected David Haugen, pres1dent Ronald La Frantz, v1ce presidentg Patsy Field, secretary, Sharon Wolkerts, treasurer. Mrs, Uinem1ller acted as the eighth grade class sponser. Several parties were held during the year. 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X Qafwffc aw 9 QM L3 1 F-NN 0:3 E- xx Budd Pangers finished the fall baseball season ith a record of 3 wins and 2 losses They 'ere eliminated from tournament play in beat the Rangers 3-0 on a no-hit chore by the Floyd pitcher The Rangers had vallooed them a week previously 18-8 The top game for thrills was probably the one rith St Joe, St Joe topned the Rangers 2 1 as they scored the winning run in the seventh ith the b sses loaded and a three-two count on him, a St Joe batter fouled off 6 or 8 pitches before he finally drew a walk to force in the winning run In the batting department Kleckner led the hitters with a U17 average followed by jhil1pp's Moo and Lackore's 333 Philipp collected the most hits 6 while Doyle leuton scored the most runs-6, and collected the most walks 9 Bernstein and Kleekner each batted in 6 runs Kleckner did most of the nitching, and in 32 innings he struck out U3 and had an earned run average of l 53 SEASOn'S WECORD RUDD nARBLE ROCK UDD ST JOE RUDD MARBLE ROCK RUDD LLOYD RUDD FLOYD Eff-XSEQAUH Spring baseball started our in a strong fashion but ended ab- runtly in the first round of the sectional tournament The Rangers von their Iirst t o games, trinning Marble Rock 5-0 and vholloning nora Springs 16-O. The next game Kleckner pitched a no-hitter against Mason City, but the hohavks squeezed by 1-o as a man got on with a walk and stole home for the only run. Rudd von their next game from Rockford 3-2 but the Rangers committed their first errors of the season after 19 innings of errorless ball. In the first inning of the game in the tournament with Rockford, the Rangers couldn't do anything right. They committed six errors, which led to Rockford's eight runs. After that Rudd outscored and outplayed Rockford but the damage had been done. The final score was o ..m 1 fm ,,, ... WTI! Liillx O ' 1 LID Q' igffif Jfybk Ejls V, VMfM,fffQfx Qi M 2 A hx - 4 it-tr : 'Q1',.'l l!'.::'- il.:.'f'f-'ul-Oli. 'F ln the second round of the sectional tournament. In that game Floyd , K V . 0 ' 1 ' . 0 ' fl - 1' I .., x. . -he , ' -'T ' 19 V T . 2 R 1 , 2 2 f ' 1 18 T' 8 - O 3 Va-, , 1' gfr, f ...X n , 1 M, I , . W Lfwf, Another too lame lh tle Ran e s heculf as the one they lost fwfr D LQ tgirl .L Rudd enjoyed a successf l basketball season with an 18 win and 7 loss record The laurel oe1ng 'on were, the Floyd County Champ- ionshin, the T1in River Conference title, and a sectional tournament crown, The Rangers won their f1 st four games, but gust olayed a meds iocre brand of ball The next game the Rangers really out loose, but still lost to the f1e1y Hu y rim ly f'ves LD that game, Rudd took a small ea ly lexd bu some fa t oreaks bf Uoly fanlly gave them a 29 2U half t'me ead, Du lug the thl d quarter, the Rangers tied the score bu culon t nush ahead Th ma oons suner1or floor play Jrovided the r m g+n of v1c ory a ther outrdn the Rangers in he hot uin o Onl fourth quarter t bu1ld un the rlnal 5Q U4 score Just at the start rz the crun y tournament the Rangers hit a stre k, wnl h ca1r1ed them by r ovd Rocklord, and Colfell to Rudd D ay d ood bal ll e ery game bat the orcoably in h semi fln aga1nst Rockford the county title nerformince y a feek pre 'ous J Rtdd was fo ced to comm from way behind to ton Rockford 'n an over 1me This t1me Fudd mad ar e sy BIDS of disoosing of them 5: 30 after mls Rangers held then to 15 UO1DtS for three cuarters ox the g me to the hot Lafler qu1ntet +5 no Rudd lfa throughout the fl st half by a close marg1n but L ler gumoed lH+J the l93Q rlght af er he second halt star ed and m 1nta11eo a small le d Nashua 1lnoed the R n er s 5o U7 in an overt1me thrlller at Rudd's hOm6COm1Df gxme Pls second h,'f 'as n o and tuck after the two teams took u s havwnr ho s elks ln h l1Su lf The lead ng scorer fo the year we 3oln telr 'ho dropped in 341 noints for a 13 6 average oem game kleoln Jorgen on, and Lackore 'ele rext m1th 213 l83 L64 voint resoec 1VP1y Born te1n hit the most f1eld goals, lwj he also tossed 1n the most free throfs, 55 lleclne hwd the best free throw nercentags 56 84, he flinved xr fb gl hots xo t of the ti e, the Rangers featured a well balanced scor1ng attack, a sl: all erent ol yers had the dlSt1RCtlOH of being the leading scorer for RUDD RUDD RUDD RU DD RUDD LUDD RUDD PUDD RUDD RUDD RUDD RJDD RJDD RUDD U2 the ni ht lofd M rb'e Pock Colwell 1 shua Holy Family Gre ne Tora bnrings Ventura St fnsgar Holy Family Qt oe rarble Pock Rockford lore Sorings RUDD D UDB FLDD T RJDD P :DU 1uDD DDD RUDD floyd Rockford Col ell Laxler Sheffield lashua Rockford Floyd Plymouth harhle Rock holy Family 'Q iv Q5 Xg,lp.t 'gy s aj .,Qg 3' Q1 N:-1-9 li w- -, J - -.,.'. .. 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It is a task be up at the top year after year. Teams that are winning take lt a matter of course that they will contlnue, but a lanse of effort nractlcing w1ll u set the old apple cart. Probably the two char cter1st1cs whlch make for good athletics athlet1c teams are the ab111ty of the athletes and the w11ling ness to nractlce, xany indivlduals become good athletes wlth a falr amount of abil1ty because they work at the Job of becomlng ball olayers, and 1n so do1n they obta1n a world of enjoyment. for thrmlls not much, if anything, can beat the sensation of a well hit ball, a swlsher through the hoop in basketball, the feel of the ball in the glove after an opaosing batter's hit, or the touch of the basketball on a rebound These are a Dart of the games which we engoy and very few of the reasons that we do enjoy them. To anyone who would l1ke to be on a ball team, I would say nractlce a lot. Be w1ll1ng to out out but not exoect anything as a reward except the enjoyment of olay1ng the game, Get your school work done so that you and your team will not be penallzed by inelegr 1b1l1ty. Be a gentlemen off the fleld as on the f1eld, because the others have more resoect for your abllity as for you. Bytaking care of yourself phys1cally and mentally along with the above, you are addlng to your organization, wh1ch is like a cycle, As you help your team you ale develoo1ng the good of americans he good citizens. As you become good c1tizens you help all groups, which also includes yOU.I' team. anim Mira fjafefoaff Rudd Junior H1gh BasketbaIl!team had a successful season with a total of n1ne wins and four losses. The seventh and eighth grade team won three and had no defeats. The four losses were handed the Jun1or h1gh sasketball team by the bigger schools from Masan City and Charles City. 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The high school mixed chorus, consisting of thirty eight girls and eighteen boys, presented an operetta entitled Hearts and Blossoms, Dorothy Christiansen, Sylvia Philipp, Vonda Ahrens, Helen Christiansen, Dolores Moore, Dorothy Stiles, Francis Schmidt, Louis Moeller, Arlyn Lackore, Ronald Jorgensen, Doyle Newton, and Myron Newton were the twelve principal characters, A1 though it took a lot of hard.work to get the operetta ready to give, everyone had a lot of fun doing it Operetta was just completed when the girls glee club began work on a Christmas C.ntata, WCarols of Christmas,W which they presented December 18 Many girls were given a chance to show their singing ability for there were many solos, duets, trios,etc, in the Cantata, Girls partvclnating in one or more of these were Sylvia Philipp, Vonda Ahrens Dolores Moore, Waneta Lenz, Dorothy Christiansen, Marlys Uyborny, Mariella Deppe, Virginia Shanks, Barbara Lindley, Theresa Da ch, Helen Christiansen, Dorothy Stiles, Doris Jorgensen, Sharon Nelson Phyll s Schmidt, Vanda Msthison, Betty Jo Eliason, Phyllis Larson, Dorothy Ahrens, and velyn rolkerts Lois Ahrens accompanied the glee cLub for the contata On the same evening, the high school mixed chon1s, accompanied by Helen Chr1stiansen, sang two Christmas selections, Choruses from grades fifth, sixth, seventh, and eighth also sang some Christmas songs They were ac companied by hrs Winemiller March 14 was the date chosen for the last vocal music concert of the year The program consisted of miscellaneous numbers from the high school mixed chorus and girls' glee club and choruses from fifth, sixth, seventh, and eighth grades, The girls trio and girls' sextet also sang at this program Although the mixed chorus gave its lest concert March lf-If, they sang WFa1rest Lord Jesusn and WThe doly City,U at baccalaureate exer- cise on May 18 The girls' glee club sang, WThe Lost Chordn and nThe Green Catnedral,u for commencement on May 21 This ended a very enjoyable year of vocal music The small groups 1n vocal music this year were, the girls' trio, consisting of soprano Sylvia Philipp, second soprano Helen Chrlstlansen, alto Dolo es Boore, and tle girls? sextet, wh ch was Sopranos Helen Christ ansen and Theresa Dasch altos Dolores hoore and Dorothy Stiles, Both groups were accompanied by Lo s Ahr ns, The hmghlight of these gzmlps for the year was go ng to .he s ate contest at V1rtone Both of +hem re e ved d v ous Tfs a the p e liminary contest at Charles C1 y and the gills' txmo rece fed a div lsion l at state conte t at Vinton, While the sercet ea n d s ll The most outstanding event in the vocal music depa nent th s veal was the fact that the trlo rated a divls on I at ne ta e contest We were very proud of the girls? trio and equally proud of the sextet . 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Pep band and dance band held practice on Tuesday afternoon. Such or eniz tions as the P T A , Farm Bureau, and Culture Club enjoyed our small groups and soloists The Farmers Go-op meeting was entertained by the Pep b nd On the sixteenth and twenty third of March, Joint band concerts were held by Rudd and Nora Sprinvs bands Also during the year, the band journeyed to Rockford, Nora Sorings, and Floyd to present a concert. They in return nresented Rudd with a concert and other small roups of music. Several members of the band traveled to Charles City in the fall to attend the All State Band tryouts. From this roup, Helen Christiansen and Dorothy Ahrens were selected to go to Des uoines. The All-State Band was held on the eekend of Thanks ivingh Rudd came through pre-state contest at Charles City with flying honors. We received four firsts out of nine entrles rirst's re- ceived were Sylvia Philipn, Helen Christiansen, Janet Dieterichs, and woodwind quintet composed f Janet Dieterichs, Dorothy Christiansen, Dolores Moore, Sylvia PhilipPa and Phyllis Schmidt. Seconds were Doyle hevton, Dorothy St1les, Cecil Lackore, Evelyn Folkerts, flute trio composed of Janet Dieterichs, Evelyn Folkerts and Virginia Shanks and clarinet trio composed of Bonnie Olson, Kathyrn Maakestead, and Sharon Folkerts On May third. the band Jdurneyed to Sheffield to participate in the State Band Contest where they received a division I rating. preoaration of the band for state contest, Mr Carleton Stewlrt came to listen to the band and to offer helpful criticisms. Dolores Moore was selected by the members of the band to be Miss Budd at the North Iowa Band F stival at Mason City on June 10, , Wef cf3Ui9 Asp fmgyiep ei? f 3 I P 0 o l 0 - O . 3 0 I, 'Y us Q I - -. R D' C2 , - g ' .v. H .L g I U '1 O A - O 'N 0 l - . . . In 1 . I FN 'Q L 5 2 K 1' f ' F . S -x .Lin Q 1-' '77 X I : W X4 vi., AJ. X . R- 5Q.L? if -s . '. yr m My mam al 'RL A I5 B ' ww ll! nn H ti Clb Wg ac W Q YF 1tf3-Q-L . Two plays, a Junior Class play and a Senior Class play, were given this past year by the students of Rudd High School. A Eranr atic Club was not formerly organized this years On November 9, the Juniors presented their p1ay,'The Baby Sitter.U This three act comedy portrayed the many problems of a baby s1tter. There were emght girls and six boys in the play Bob.,.. .....Haro1d Gaiaer Mother., Q-...Theresa Dasch Father ... ...Calvin Lackore Junior, ,,,, ,,,,,Gera1d Hmlsman Jane ...Virginia Shanks Helen, ...Lois Young Carr1e, ,.,,Dorothy Stiles Eunice, ,,,Barbara Lindley C3-rl oooo oo oooonoyle Newton Lefty ,Robert Phi11pp hldge ,,,,,He1en Christiansen Do , ,,,,,,,Doris Jorgensen nr. Gordon , , , ,,,James Bernstein Mrs. Gordon f. ......Janet Dieteri s XNI X x figik C50 f dd,,,. 3t,,,,sv y 71 7 Q 'ff gww K, 4 ' . ' o I l..'. 9ll.....'..... ..'...'.IOOOQIOQIIOIQ ooo o no o oo o no ooo o oooo o o oo o oss ooo o 4 . uooo o o o I o o o ooo o o oo o o o o oo ooo . ooo o o Q o oo oo o oooo o o oooo o o oo o oo e oe o oe oonno .o oo o o oooo . Vu 1 oooo Q 9 Q o o o o o oo o oo tooosnoon o oo oo o ooo o o o 0 o o oo o oooo o o oooooo o oo o o o oo o Chl '- SL-lg-7 1':1- Q X s. Ad -- 'W' E: of ,RE H I ,- Vw.,-' E-. 1 :N K'-U, 'Cr -ffjf 5 N: gl- '.- Q .if -J J,. 1 , f Ira, I cy I ...fl , 4.1 - lf' . O A x L' .af ' 4- mi 1 if X Q' -. f'mQr F xxx Hgh' fffffr f.,: -x' , V .. ,ff 3 X -on W 4' fir- ltr L' s 3 .ir - ' 4-1 af- I Q5 X..,.x- 1 yr i Q 4 -..- N V' X FJ x .J -.J MX flij On April U, NSeventeenth Summer,N the slay chosen by the sen iors, was nresented Angie knew that this summer was going to be different when she went to the corner drugstore and saw all the other girls with their dates She knew that soon she would be dating also She not1ced Jack esnecially Jane was Gu1t8 an rv when Jac? came and asked Angie to go sail ing w1th him, for Jack had been dating her harraret, Angie's oldest S1 ter was est sister, thought it was very stuoid there were many more GXC1t1Dg things to en aged and she helped to even to want to date when d Lorraine ras another sister of Angie's who d1dn't have very many dates until she went on a blind date with hartin, a sonhisticated college student All these ,irls and their boyfriends got into a mixed un affair which all got stralghtened out in time Angi Margaret Lorraine Kitty Mrs Norrow Mr Morrow Jack Ar Mart Jane Tony Margie Fritz ........ Stage Manager... Assistant .... Dorothy Christiansen Lois Ahrens Marlys Wyborny Waneta Lenz Sylvia Philipp Ronald Jorvenson Rex Kleckner . Arlyn Lackore Louis John Moeller Dolores Moore Merrill Bartz Vonda Ahrene . . .Francis Schmidt . .... .Donald Bartz ....Haro1d Ballhagen Lu. I-J x ' ' 'Q J rd 'X -H v ss af X fe-I fe new el LQ V Ll . ' -.. J l- N1 I X ,-4 ---X .5 1 X N, WJ U W ij ,ff f 3 JR get Angie's mother to consent to Angie's datlng. Fitty, her young- ' 0 I 0. 'Q K efllilil ill .HCC 1' ' econ tunnel Dill IOOO 0 '- 000000 0000 oil lil taboo 000 U ' incense o 000 Q XM yqgjz, 9 Q A ffMiiZfWAZ'ZZ4,, 5fZi'zi' ,, k Q I 8 Q G31 9 JM CfA.0'4-Lf ' X ' .fl-Laws v . 4074 Q W M ' My 1 f?57, 170 Hffffng Afton ants .--- ff Q Q f I -if X L Qi D R x f Zf' ' ' ' 7, i. 4 , . ,fy aim 043- -5 .am O fa .nifzgtzfff EMU Mint Pineapple Cocktail Turley Mashed Potatoes Rolls and Butter Peas and Carrots Mixed Fruit Salad Relish Coconut Cream Pie Water Coffee On hay 13, at 6 30 p m the Juniors and their guests met at the gymnaslum-aud1tor1um, where they checked their coats, rece1ved dance cards in the form of ukuleles and coat checks, Before boardlng the Haua11an Cruiser, they received a lei as a favor Pa m trees and Uhulan girls, surrounded by water l1l1es and candles adorned the tables covered w1th burgundy crepe oaoer Sophomore boys, dressed in ship-hand garb and the g1rls 1n grass Skl ts served as walters and waltresses, nh y also ass ted at the rom oy s rrlng punch, nuts and lufso Af aoproxwmat T5 D UU p.m +1 Juv O15 and helr guests bebln c1r 1HL the carce fl or mus or ls d Lf u ar re C ls W e s en of to w s 1 a+ a on she o Fav 1 A stol star web a e ule e Halal lf e 1 Carol d nu s Lrwo cnalrs and ua m t ufde stae studd d shy m et1ng a mounta1nous background created a trop- ical atmosphere PROGRAM Hawa11an Uhoma Main Ielcome , , Helen Christiansen 'alaoh But not good by' o1s Ahrens Hwind and iurricanen .Barbara Lmndley Unloha Oe QLove to you? .Sylv1a Philipp and Dolores Momm Marlys Uyborny and Vonda Ahrens 'Ideals of the Isle' . Louise Baker I 'Isle of Golden Dreams' . . Mr Anderson F' ls V . J' 'I l Q 'O . . . . - . . . ., . C A . . ' Y 1 . 9 4. A ' . . . .M ' . .,, 4. ' - . . - , . . : J ' 1 l 9 'ls Q' e' L . V . , V . , 1, I. I L . 5 ', in .L 1' I L . J.- T bl 3 .as 0' A1. 'i Ll- . H . .. '. . W, A. - ...- . C cl 3 - 1-.'- o , The .1 LL 1 rs to - pop- l, c1r , gh 'u le the prix -a' s .Hated , . porn - ' ' ' ' .'- ' ' , ' 1.4. -. A. - ,- P - ' , ' ' 1Sl9 I . 'a la A -9 r- ' led .C a ter: cv . ' H' Ian g. ls s J ed A 1 L QU t , ,', ' ' L l rees l 3 a . - w . '- - , .L ' 'E ' 3 9 .. y ' 1 -L g - H-... w ' O YI O O O O l n ' , . ,, A . . n A ' o .o n an n 0 Q I o o 0 A 0 1 v N 1 -o A Ao E o o vo o n 0 o 0 0 . . , A -0 .0 lp In . 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L A E322 U DDWR Every three weeks the RUDD'R is ublished by the students of Rudd 1gh school under the supervis1on of the advisor, dr Nelson luesday afternoon 1S the t1me set aside for JDD'1 meetings, nt these meet1ngs wl ns are made for the next paner and wss1gnments are handed out to the staff members The last issue's m1Stdk6 are po1nted out and imnroved uuon nach lssue tells of the past han eninss and coming events, and each color page portrays the season or some colorful event of the year Occupations, intervlevs of te chers and students, grade news, and sports are a few of the articles conta1ned in exch issue Two hundred issues of the iUDD'R are published every threewmmks It is exchanged with many other schools throughout the United states T-V54 EDITOR Il C Iam, ,,,Lois ahrens nbSISlnhT QDITOR Batbara Lindley nDI TORIAL STM F Phyllis Larson Theresa Dmsch Janet Dieterichs Rex Kleckner Harold Gaiser Joan Bell Coleen rasmus Assistant News ditor Asslstant Sports d1tor ASS1St8Dt Headline d1tor Ass1stants Janet Dleterichs V1rgin1a Shanks xariella Deppe Barbara Lindley Art Edltor Helen Christiansen Asslstants ., Janeta Lenz Doris Jorgensen , Proof Reader Janet J1eter1chs Exchange Ld1tor ,, Marlys yborny Grade ews nditor. . Dorothy Christiansen Columns . 9 Coach Says,.,,,,,,,Mr. Manship nitten.., ..,,. ,.Vanda dathison hissen.........PhJl1is Schmidt Commercially Speaking,.,.,.,.. Mr. Nelson Ocoupations...,.Sylvia Philipp Between Cokes.,,.,,.,.,...,... Helen Christiansen Interviews,, Lois Young Mar1ella Deppe Alumni Sh1r1ey Uker Sylvia Roy Rasmus Leone Kerr Folkerts Sherrel Gruver Holtz, Dorothy Ahrens PRODUCTION bT FF business Production Manager , Vonda nhrens Assistants Janet Dieterichs Leone nerr nvelyn rolkerts Dorothy Ahrens Circulation Manager, Virgdnia Shanks Assistant nary Burton Local Delivery Sherrel Gruver J.nice Holtz . Stencil Cutters . Theresa Dasch Dorothy St1les darlys 'yborny Lois Ahrens Vonda Ahrens Sy1v1a Philipp Lois Young Mariella Deppe,Virginia Shanks Janet Dieterichs.,, ,,,,,,,, , Dorothy Christiansen.,. , helen Ghristiansen,,,,,,,,,,, Chief nimeographer..... ..,. , ,,, Janet Dieterichs Assistant,,...,,Marlys Iyborny Advisornoooaoo aq.nuooMrq Nelson Coleen nvelyn Janice '. 3 -' 1 . ,2' ' Q .f E 3 4 JE 1 t Quad? .:.-...pu 65, S ag? :I dll. ' is ' ' Figs.. Q! 5..T'Tf.'.! I-, ': 'A '. .L E E.r -s . 4 -V . -X . m . T- ,. ' nn' 9 r, L,. , L. . C. . ' ' s . D A . '1 - ,L A wJ , . ' - a - . L . we , ' W . . .., ix V .I 4 5 a -1- , .- .. .. I x ' I x 9 I s I M, L- -. ,D -5- 3 A,-1 . ' --' ooo , 00000091 --t rj,-f -1 ' n oo .1 , , .M . . Q Feature 3dit0r,,,,,D0y0thy Stiles Reporters..,........Sharon Nelson N ooouooo ,Q ' -E3 tooonoonp C 0 . osoyo '95 U' -S . nonsense 1 A Q 'W oooooooo : '0 is ' ooeoooooo I oonssec F 1 , r' -1 '1 ' aoaoooooonoopo ' . l .tt D O0.vU'Qlil.'llOl. T oonesoaosoooopo ' l '0 ' :nano ,. X I , ', ,,,,,.T oeouepnouo' Q 0 ooosoonnnosao 0 ' ,,,,, 'ii 9 0 UIOUDQOOOOOCOIOO T ' , ,1 .7 one Q . .' -6 oonnouooo cones. 00 aooesoo oooounooocosguaoago one no '9 N e o I ' 0 on ' - O W n- ' 0 0 -,Ax xi f-as :myers ,QI 111 ft as ,Ig X4 A M, f Rudd'r was given a SUP QIOR r t1ng 1n the Iowa High School Press ASSOC1 t1on Service for this y ar. It was one of four schools to receire tnls h1gh honor 1n north Io a Three Lssues of tle Duddlr were malled to theIdSPA for rating and CT1t1C1SES by the All Iowa Cr1tical Service for High School Pavers. mhis scrvlce was sponsored bg the Department of Technical Journallsm, Iowa State College, Ames, for the Iowa High School Press ASSOC1 tlon. Some of the comments by the Judge were nThis paper has top notch literary qua11ty.U nJr1ters hame a good grasp of news U UThe edltorials are worthy of any daily paner.n 'The columns 'Between Cokes' and 'Kitten and Missen' are wonderful. RHS'S schoolpaper was a part of the Journalism exhibit in the Press Building on the Iowa State College Campus at Ames during Veishea, Hay 15 to 17. It also received much acclaim over the radio and in the newspapers throughout the state. My , e T? H a'v' N 9' ', ,H:' U 5 Q E 5 ,' S ff 31 ,, .. i.E?fr?i'f3's'!93 sl ' Q' X55 ff: t v .- TN' .-.. ,-Z I- V.- QXIXXVNIX-,ih QQ f g., X ,- fjiff + K L 'sf I- Q ' Rf' Q, . :fp wil Tl V41 QQ ffm for I if 111 Va - f - ' 2 , I ,,. ' , S' - -J of Sl ! . 3 'L 2 Q 1 f ! UQ 'FL . 9 . ... 'L Q . T h WU' WA Claes officers were elected the first Uednesday morning he first thing on the N1RdS of the officers of the upper three classes was, of course, tne plans for initiation The weather man was good to us and gave us a perfect night for initiation I'm sure we all had fun The freshman pleasure CTD of serving the upperclassmen at the nicnic When the party came to an end and WCoachW said that initiation was finally over all of the now 'full pledgedn freshmen heaved a sigh of relief Nb more being bossed around and having to wait on the upperclassmen October 30 will always be a memorable day for the Juniors It was then that those flashy per sonalized class r1ngs arrived I think the Junior class should be congratulated for the 5 per job they did on the class play Orchids to Mr Taylor, too had the all of for his excellent Job of drecting. January 25 we all had the difficult task of picking five girls out of high school to be the candidates for our Homecoming queen. Those lucky girls were Dorothy, Lois. Theresa, WG1nger,U and Phyllis. Congrats girls! We had the pxivilege of having two German boys going to school here this year. One day Wwillyn and Reinhold gave us a talk about Germany. I'm sure everyone will agree that it was very interesting. fl State tests- that's what have been staring us in the face the last reek After anyone has seen as many as re have they'C never forget them One good thing we only had them in half day sessions Helen rhy did your face get so red the other morning in band when dr Anderson asked you to tell about your trip to Des Ioines to All State Band? I'm sure it cou1dn't have been that you and Dot A did anything that you rere ashamed to tell us about Judging from the mouthwater ing aromas coming from the home ec room during the last period of the day, some of the high school boys are really becoming good cooks Congratulations to Dolores. Helen Dorothy S and Vanda' I'm sure they fill do a grand job of leading the crowd in cheering our basketball team on to victory Mr Anderson's station wagon surely was packed the day he took 8 girls to the band clinic at Forest City. Now don't get me wrong, it wasn't only the 8 girls and Mr. Anderson that made the car so full. There were suit- cases, instru ent cases, and band suits shoved in where there wasn't someone sitting. State Champs again! The R. H. S. band won a Division I at State Contest in Sheffield on May 3. This is the second year in a row that we were State Champions. fs K .-?'Z .'-, I .g...,.'. , ' '-fi., ' PHT' ,l.. IS ' . . T --I. . ..' 1- . Y' , ' ' l . , o . : Y , , , 0 5 - I 9 l' . . C ' , Q 1 u . . ' . C I I Q ovv :ft E5 Qhm Ranges -vw-v-rv-I Under the dlrectwon of Christiansen, the yea book the Ranger at the be 1n11n The first stew 1n the 25 A HX I'-' the co editors hO1S Ahre s and Dorothy staff be an or anl 1 lnfolmatlon for of the year UTOduCt1OD of thls yearbook was ohoto- grazhin the various activlties Then the Job of arrong1n the P10 tures began When that e finL hed, the Ja es were reuroduced by Inter Collegiate rres , Kansas C1ty, M SSOHT1 Selling nadsn to stores and flrms 1n Rudd and surrolnding com- munitles prov1ded money to finance the yearbool Th adsu were then typed and prlnted. Other stems in the comoletion of the yearbook were rr1ting articles, St6DC111D , letterln , and mimeogranhln The last stem, of course, was essemblinb the pages The final result br1ngs you your Ran er to cheri h in years to 0011180 CO EDITORS ASSITANT EDITORS ART EDITOR ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR SOCIAL ZDITOR ASSISTANTS. . . . LITIRAAY EDITOR . ASSISTANTS. , . . BUSIJESS MANAGER. ASSISTANT. . . .. PBUDUCTIGB MANAGER ASSISTAJT . . . . oszm' mnmoeanpzmnf . PUBDICITY DIRECTOR ASSISTANT . . . . - 4 . ADVERTISIJG MAGNAGER . . ASSISTANT. . . . . CHIEF TYPISTS. . . ADVISOR. . . . 3 X 2 ,.... Lois Ahrens, Dorothy Christiansen Helen Christiansen, Barbara Lindley Helen Christiansen Joan Bell Rex Kleckner Marlys wyborny . . Virginia Shanks, Doris Jorgensen ooeoosnooesylvia-Philipp . . Janet Dieterichs, Dorothy Stiles oeeoeaoeioovondaffihrene . . . . . . . . . .Theresa Dasch . . . Donald Bortl . . Harold Ballhagen . . Gerald Hilsman . . .Dolores Moore . . Mariella Deppe ooo ooeonowanetallenz aenobooooleoelloisyouns . . Phyllis Schmidt, Vhnda Mathison . . . . . . . . . . Chas. 0. Nelson Y ' : tQT7M 5 I 9 GSE If gQn7 EIZI? Q it . -v- 3 ' .Il I r to g 3. 'zilg I - I ' I g. 1' S fa. - V 0 3 g 1 A I -L O ' tl C. I S - I i . w,s is 1 S1 v 1 no ' A S ' 0 'ni . 'Q . . A 1 ' ' ,. 5 if ...Q -.- u ' 1 Y' . ' s ' s I ' so - . . 5' 0 . g S , , vu ... -.. 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XX, ' XXX, J 3 ' Lois and Mariella , :te c. c. g I ' S . 5 PTB During thds past year Rudd's Parent Teachers ASSOC1atiOn has had a membershwo of 239 parent ard teachers The PTA 38313 spun sored an lmmunizatlon orogram for d1o herla and smallp X Dr. Cords' offlce was chosen as headquarters for th1s Urogramo Each grade Uartlcloated 1n glvlng programs at several meetlnvso The ans nual school carn1val soonsored by the PTA, was held on March 24, 1952 and was a real success, The featured attractlon v s a min strel show, whlch wa au+ on by the peoole with actlng ab1l1ty from Rudd. The meet ngs were held on the flrst honda of each month, un- less it confllcted w1th some other school event, OFFICERS PRESIDENT. Mrs Walter Hanna VIC PWESIDENT hrso hrnest Ryner SLCRATARY. . Mrso Lawrence Bohlen TRhaSURnR , Mrs, Homer Burcham COMMITTEhS PROGRAM, M1ss Marga et Schoonmaker Irso Kalmer Alemesrud Mrs. Gus Schmidt Mrs, Love'l Jevtmn Mrs nlvin Lackore Mrs, James Krause HOSPITALITY Mrss Arthur Haugen Mrs. Oscar Anderson . Mrs, Iesley Gaiser .Mrs Har y Anderson IMMUUIZATION . Miss hadg Iaterhouse urs, Lawrence Bohlen AUDITIHG. , .nr, Tom Bur ingham . .Mr. Lorman Manship BOOM MOTHPRVS . . 9 Mrs. Kozack . Mrse Theonly Newton , Q Mrs, Paul Moeller MnMBERSHIP Miss Florence Murchy ,Miss Jo Lindamen PUBLICITY LAN , .hr Charles Nelson ChPISThAS SLAL . . ,hrs Graydon Lathtson N01IJrTING . , , Mrso Tom Burllngham g g 3 0 g Mrs, Goodsell o o o o 0 o o Q Q sMTSo B9n3ld Lenz 0 Q -0 0 . -L - S 9 n , - . . . L . J L L U 4. 'B g . t . .. 4 . .n . I. . . ,. . . . a .L Q7 '4 Q . . xl g , . W ' PC. ' . S1 U A . . . . i .' - ' xr ' U . ' h ' '. ' 0 o o 0 0 0 0 o o ' 71 I I ' .' '1 -13 4. o 0 0 0 o Q n 0 o ' .-, .. o o o 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 o 0 Q - l '71 X, ' . . . U O C C l . 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R nseembly Program 5 hearts and llossoms' 19 Sophomore Dance TOVSTB D The Baoy Sitter' loyd, there Colxell here arole Rock here Nashua there DECL AB R Holy family here Cr ene here Hora SU'1MFS there Vent here Vocal WUS1L Pro ram St Ansgar trerc JAWLARY Holy r mily there Assembly P ogram Sen1or class arty noe here arble rock there Rockford, here Junior Class Darty Wora Snrings here 3 County Tournament 25 Lwrler here T'l U Y Nneffield there Tr n1gh County Tournament shua, here n0m9C0m1ng Rockford there floyd, here 'and oncert 11th Tora Qprlngs ao Rudd Band Concert ith Sora SNTIPQB as Nora Snrings rorest City Band Cllnic Rockford Band here MFC Creene Jr d1gh here rreshman P rty flymouth Jr Hlgh here unuor Party T A Carnival Sen or Class Party X LIL WSeventeenth Summer' rel m1nary Contest at Charles City arbl Foo there o Sp mls here 7 nd T ogram reshman Dance ns embly P oeram Pocwford mere 5 e Parc st t Vxnton Tora Shrines there Sec 10n1' Tournament Band Co fe t Floyd h re P1016 Jo k here unlor Sen1or aanquet Somier Lkip Day Floyd there Baccalaureate Rockford there Commencement fx Dfw ! :rw fs: fx f - - f' ' xx! 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' NN J ' 4 f 'S R 1, co f RATUULTIONQ TO fm cuss or 1952 N VN fm Pfff L RUF! Iv RUCDD IMPLEI TENT CO Tapoen Ranges Croslej Refr1geretors Crosley Deep Freezer INV H803 CE SFUP5 VETERIJAHIAN Phone 28 Nora Sprzngs R FD ICWA CLEAR LAKE BAKERY Butter mop Bread Quality Goods and Pastery Clear Lake Iowa CHRIS ANDERSON L1nk Bros Seed Corn Fo1b1et Feeds Phone 115 Rudd, Iowa VWEnWUW EWQQ QUQNIUNQ 1D0E5 We have a complete stock of uns, F1sh1ng Tackle, Golf Clubs, Baseball equipment, and all other items for your favorite sports Carmeres, Hobb1es, too VD LUCK ENN DECKERBRDS INC' HELFNV A ERNIL WQOD Mason City. low ' LG X' ,,v G , 1 I-A ESC. J-CC1f,f.,E7'A !.Vf. -g VENT fffff. , .my , 553 !?f,'f'A DR f 1 -J ' if FMIS. H. CORD5,M.D. P.-'E 'g.T .Hx f Q, 1 -, g,g 5 iff, L, L 5- ' fit ff- 'is' . -sf m IZ: '. ' VJ Q ' fe: 1v'l- 'IB C7 C1 I 7 'E V I. .qv -2 5 G l I I I . i . . . C-Cf? . ' 41 ' R5 ' . ' C N .. I. .' RUDD DLIBER VOL 1? I All 1nc1s of Building materials, Coal, Et BIET KELSEY Deen cock Tan! L on Service rhone 52 AOR RLVIVAL Or NEI ORI S READ Thi' RANGB F011 rR..V TION On MU NCIAL LOSS R WITH L CILEIJNE. IOWA sh Q 1511-109 Eno QT-NICE CO OP Petroleum rroducts mmli nces 11 Bottle C-as rx-xUL C D xLK.JR audd, Iowa Phone 85 HODUW' BA QBER 02102 and IV ,AL LAUNDRY moo zford, Iowa. Je reler wedving ohoes Nfora Sp in s, Iowa ILUVER IVEMCMITILV CO ueneral 1 erchandi e Lora Si:-rin s, Iowa 1 A. ic J O1-qlxu' GOO vverythinv in Sportsn kelly t Charles City, Ia LLLTFY FLOC .nfl Oo EOCI' Jx. Our rrofit Small, Our uelne s Gre t That'e the Nay fe Ooerute Rudd Iowa ELDO1 NINFTON atch ep'-uring rnudd Iowa . 1 . - .. ,W ,. ' .La N' J ! ...'- 'AE I - f x 'e. - H vf il L 1 C :wg V Co . ' vi E PY 'XJ ' 'fs AJ .4 T5 'J' Elf 'X 'I 'H 'MA' 3 N. - 0 NTI. 7 I N S U E x ' I-Z. Ku S P E 'X H Y ,-,,.,,......-....-- - - - -V - - 2, 3 ' ' 'L . N v4 1 ' 'om' f o fx -,, . , .. Y - W- - V W ----H ' V' ' ' W ' ' ' -'XIIJOS DeBU.h1' BROf'fN'S SHOE REPAIR f - O f I 1 y I ., Y . , V hw .,.--.. - - - '- P ' ' - ' ' -IOTI 'E 51. T DS ' nu . K' 4.1 0 N I U U , fi u - 2 4 5 , C o ' W5 1 I 'ffm .L A- - -'w - I - -1- J- -. DIY G 'DS ..... ' '17 72 1-T E' I. or ' 3, if 3 L ' 1 ' YU ' 1 - , -. QH R3 I X nmmson and sons ME U N it LK Wk? Complete Processing Service For Locker Customers and Home Freezer Users Custom Slaughtering In Our Modern Slaughter House Each Tuesday And Thursday PHONE 91 RUDD IOWA GARAGE A, Phone 65 Rudd, Iowa W. x . NPRM SPRINGS EHEQWERH Top Prices Paid For butter fat butter milk ice cream cottage cheese f 'ZOSSHYQHN S FUTERAL DIR CTORS- FURNITUP 24 Hour Ambulance Phone 330 6 R CHEVROLET CO INC MASON CITY IOWA CARLETON STEW1RT'S NHouse of Music 108-112 North Delaware Phone 715 COMPLIMENTS OF QV? E ' Q A trim? S. . . ., ,- x W Rockford Rockford Mason City Iowa Made Clothlng to leasure GLLJJL BLLQSL Iowa Reach for KLM 1 lald nrlcned Qread ke reshe t read in Tovnl OA m. LLLWMJLT Bottled ees 6 Aool1ances nomer oore Gene Shlomar Phone 26 Rudd, Iowa School Sulolles, Jewerly Drugs, Joun+a1n, Co Gm9t1CS Qudd Iowa GR TILIGS to the class of 1952 from the ROCVORD BRICK 62 The GOIPAHY Rockford, Iowa Gall Us Jhen elllng Your Poultry expert Gulling S9TV1C9 Phone 61 SAR Vnnlb Io a certlfled nybrmd Seed Corn asy to Plant .1eh Germlnatlon Food Qtandablllty tra lgh I1elds Iore oeovle deoend on the lue ag AutFOT1ZSd Dealer O C ncnman Rudd, Io a lelephone 152 1 ll FI xl-MCIQIIR I I J I l f I , I . Ji , Q one 00 1 T351--'-f ' ef- - -1 - w - , .D . .u I f.H F s I J f E 7-E'TlT ffl' fn 5 'TWICE I . 'Tw -I. 1-A - ,, V. . III - - , I I ETHIIGTGI DRUG KAHH PRODUCE 1 ., ' S ' T S ' L , T - ' if ? 1 -r. 1 W . . . , D A I- k I - . X. V ,, T .J I 3.8 . . i L - I 'ry r 'x F Jo,,'IX.I ur .. ' ' ' ' I fxvf' A ' 'N wr! If I II Q so me N ,W , I IJxwWq! I IJff!!wXlIJ, In fm .1111 gg ' AI - - T I 1 L l l 3 I 0 I V' W I 'I 1 D D G A 1 A Good Place to Eat Rudd, Iowa. HIGBY HARDWARE Your 111 Gas Dealer Phone 2 on 74 Pudd, Iowa BERNADINE'S BEAUTY SHOP Phone 54 GHAMPLIN SERVICE STATION Harm Bohlen, Propr1etor Cooper Tires 6 Grant Battery ROCKFORD COOPERATIVE CREAMERY ASSOCIATION Manufacturers of Fine Creamery Butter Ice Creams Phone U5 Rockford, Iowa jx I' .1 C-Ili!!-.Ad RLDD IOWA UNGER'o GIFT SHOP Rockford, Iowa Dry Goods Jewelry Motions Gzfts for all occas1ons HODGE GROCERY Phone 118 NORA SPRINGS ADVERTISER Estab11shed in 1881 H he oldest newspaper in Floyd county N Dr H H Ervin Dentist Telephone 198 Rockford, Iowa Phone 8 D D W BUTTS Dentlst Nora Springs, Iowa TOWN VUTUAL DWELLITG INSURANCE COMPANY Paul C, Stalker Agent Rudd, Iowe Phone 85 B U E E I ' T I , , 1 , 1 'H' sir, f'jN fNA 'F X p l A 'if.fX5,14x,E ALJx.f:L1! 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