Woonsocket High School - Redmen Yearbook (Woonsocket, SD)

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Back: Darv in Peterson, James McCoy, Wallace Rauch, Robert Brewer, Thomas McCoy, Bernard Ashfeld, James Forbes, Richard Sweeney. Center: James Davis, Gordon Kappel, Mary Ellen Hollingsworth, Janet Steichen, Katherine Houlihan, Mr. Meier. Front: Marva Rumelhart, Janet Gutzmer, Theresa Howard, Judy Ritter, Betty Vallen, Lois Druse, Barbara Barstead, Lila Feistner. Not pictured: James Jenssen. Twenty-four students began their sophomore year at Woonsocket High. Robert Merkle discontinued school on September 27» and Myron Befntema trans- ferred to Forestburg High School. The class officers are: Gordon Kappel, president; Jim McCoy, vice-president; Jim Davis, secretary-treasurer. Class advisor is Mr. Meier. Jim McCoy and Janet Gutzmer were carnival king and queen candidates. The total receipts from the sophomore class were $207.39. Eight of the sophomore girls presented the play for the carnival. Janet Steichen, Katherine Houlihan, and Lila Feistner participated in declam work. Bernard Ashfeld, Bob Brewer, Jim McCoy, Wallace Rauch, Jim Jenssen, Tom McCoy, Gordon Kappel, Jim Davis, and Darwin Peterson participated in basket- ball. President: Gordon Kappel V ice-president: Jim McCoy Sec-Treasurer: Jim Davis

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Back: Patrick Howard, Arlen Schroeder, John Ball, Darwin Noble, Robert Parsons, James Emerson, Robert Goeman, Charles Knigge. Middle: Margaret Moran, Glennis Fitting, Naomi Dunlap, Shirley Brown, Joan Druse, Joanne Anderson, Mrs. Korthals. Front: Juanita Baseman, Marva Ammon, Mary Ashfeld, Norma Brown, Shirley Hanson, Joan Payne, Janet Roti. On September 3, 1951» twenty-four juniors took their places in the assembly. Shortly after school started, Patricia Thompson and Carl Wolf dropped out. Class officers were Margaret Moran, president; Charles Knigge, vice-president; and John Ball, sec-treasurer. With Mrs. Korthals as advisor, the class raised the most money for the carnival, and won the honors with Charles Knigge and Marva Ammon being crowned carnival king and queen. John Ball, Robert Parsons, Robert Goeman, James Emerson, and Darwin Noble, were active in basketball. Those participating in football were: John Ball, Robert Parsons, Darwin Noble. Sec-Treasurer: John Ball President: Margaret Moran Vice-President: Charles Knigge

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Back: Delvin Feistner, William Schroeder, Robert Schutt, Donald Olinger, Ronald Marsh, Richard Parsons, Thomas Steichen, Ronald Goeman. Center: Margy Moberg, Viola Smith, Shirley Dechow, Marilyn Bunkowske, Mary Lou Emerson, Aubrey Fisher, Mr. Warne. Front: Norma Knigge, Wanda Rumelhart, Mary Paulson, Alma Larson, Marlene Riesland, Darlene Goergen, Valette Pawlowski, Janice Heaton. Not pictured: Sharilyn Schlicht. On a memorable September day, twenty-five freshmen entered the assembly and were introduced to their class advisor, Mr. Warne. On October $» Roland Beitema transferred to Forestburg High School. Class officers were president, Mary Paulson; vice-president, Aubrey Fisher; secretary, Shirley Dechow. Several of the class participated in declam work and Donald Olinger won a superior rating in the local contest. Ronnie Marsh, Aubrey Fisher, William Schroeder, Richard Parsons, Ronald Goeman were active in basketball with Tommy Steichen as manager. The freshmen raised $119.35 for the carnival. Ronnie Marsh and Mary Lou Emerson were the king and queen candidates. President: Mary Paulson Vice-President: Aubrey Fisher Sec-Treasurer: Shirley Dechow