Woonsocket High School - Redmen Yearbook (Woonsocket, SD)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1956 volume:

1 THE REDMEN Woonsocket CONTENTS H. S. FACULTY . . 5 SENIORS......................7 UNDERCLASSMEN...............19 ACTIVITIES..................31 GRADES......................61 GRADE FACULTY...............62 If 7 II m ii if r-m HI II ill 1 H flit II ■■■■V ' f THIS 1956 REDMEN IS PRESENTED TO YOU BY THE ANNUAL STAFF OF WOONSOCKET HIGH SCHOOL, WOONSOCKET, SOUTH DAKOTA Public School a Staff The Journalism Class Editor. . . A. Merlyn Barstead Assistant Editor .... Glenda Gross 3 Board of Education LEFT TO RIGHT: Chris Nielson, Clerk; Milton Marsh, Milton Authier; T. R. Brisbine, Slaybaugh and Robert Schllcht. NOT PICTURED: Wayne Brewster, Treasurer. Chairman; Cels ton Student Council Officers STANDING: Left to Right; Dan Moran, Jim Smith, John Roache, John Rouch and Principal Wm. G. Donkey, Advisor. SEATED: Julie Murphy, Dorothy Parsons, Wendell Ferguson, Council President and Joan Brewster. SUPERINTENDENT MR. JOHN V. BORNONG PRINCIPAL MR. WILLIAM G. DANKEY High School Faculty B. S. Northern State Teachers College M. A. Colorado State College of Education Journalism, Bookkeeping MISS GERALDINE O. CHESLEY B. A. Yankton College, South Dakota State College. University of Washington English II, III, IV; Librarian MRS. GLADYS B. SEVERANCE B. A. South Dakota State M. A. Colorado State College of Education, Shop, Woodworking, and Mechanical Drawing MR. FREDE. FISHER B. S. University of Minnesota Home Ec. I, II, III; Biology MRS. EDYTH I. BASHAM COACH MR. WILLARD J. FOERSTER M. A. University of South Dakota S. S. Valparaiso, Indiana Math. General Science, Physics B. A. Dakota Wesleyan English I, Typing I MRS. VERA M. MILLER B. S. Northern State Teachers College M. E. University of Montana World History, American History Government B. N. E. Dakota Wesleyan University Instrumental and Vocal Music 5 Honor Students Pictured at left are: Marilyn Holingsworth, Class Salutatorlan and Anita Wolf, Class Valedictorian. In addition to this honor Anita was also selected as Woonsocket High School's D. A. R. Candidate. This selection was based on dependability, leadership, service and patriotism. i 1955 Girls’ and Boys’ State Representatives Anita Wolf was chosen by the Woon- socket American Legion Auxiliary as Girls' State Representative. She at- tended the Girls' State Convention in Mitchell, S. Dakota in June. Boys State Representative, spon- sored by Woonsocket's Post No. 29, was Wendell Ferguson. Wendell spent a week in Aberdeen, S. Dakota attending Boys' State. 6 DEANNA THILL Glee Club 1,2,3, 4; Mixed Chorus 2, 3; Annual Staff 4; Paper Staff 3, 4; Band 2, 3, 4; Twirler 1; President 1; Homecom- ing Princess Candidate 4; Junior Play; Senie� Play. MARY BREWER Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1,2,3, 4;Instrumental Solo 2,3, 4; Declam 1,2; Junior Play; Senior Play; Carnival Play 3; Homecoming Princess 4; Paper Staff; Assistant Co- Editor 3; Co-Editor 4; Annual Staff 3, 4. RODNEY GRAHAM Glee Club 1,2,3, 4; Band 1,2,3; Paper Staff 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Junior Play; Senior Play; Carnival Play 2. GARY RONNFELDT Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3; Basket- ball 2, 3; Senior Play. RAY WALDNER Glee Club 1; Mixed Chorus 1; Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1; Vice-President 1, 2, 4; Homecoming Chief Candidate 4; Senior Play Prompter. 8 MERLYN BARSTEAD Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 4; Junior Play; Senior Play; Carnival Play 3; Track 1,2; Basketball 2; Paper Staff 3, 4; Annual Staff 3, Editor 4. GEORGE FUERST Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 1,2, 3, 4; Band 1,2, 3; TVack 1,2, 3, 4; Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 3. MARY JO BALL Glee Club 1,2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 1,2, 3, 4; Solo 2, 3; Twirler 1, 2, 3; Sextet 2, 3, 4; Secretary-Treasurer 1; Carnival Queen Candidate 4; Paper Staff 1,2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Junior Play; Senior Play. PATRICIA MIER Senior Play; Paper Staff 3. HARRIETTE DECKER Glee Club 1,2, 3; Paper Staff 3, 4; Annual Staff 3, 4; Senior Play. K. 9 SHARON RUMELHART Glee Club 1, 2. 3, 4; Paper Staff 3. 4; Annual Staff 3. 4; Declam 2, 3; Senior Play. ANITA WOLF D. A.R. Representative; Girls' State 3; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 4; Sec- retary-Treasurer 2, 4; Vice-President 3; Junior Play; Senior Play; Annual Staff 2, 3 4; Paper Staff; Assistant Co-Editor 3; Co- Editor 4; Carnival Queen Candidate 2; Homecoming Princess Cadldate 4; March of Dimes Queen 4; Valedictorian. ALLEN HEGG Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4; Paper Staff 4; Annual Staff 4. ROBERT BROWN Glee Club 3; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basket- ball 1; Track 2, 3; Junior Play. WENDELL FERGUSON Glee Club 1,2. 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 2, 3; Quartet 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council President 4; Junior Play; Carnival King Candidate 4; Homecoming Chief Candidate 4; Boys' State Representative 3. 10 VIRGINIA TAYLOR Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Paper Staff 2, 3; Solo 4; Junior Play; Senior Play. MARILYN HOLLINGSWORTH Glee Club 1,2; Band 1,2; Annual Staff 2, 4; Paper Staff 3, 4; Instrumental Solo 2; Mix- ed Chorus 2; Senior Play; Salutatorian. BERNARD OLINGER Band 1; Vice-President 1. DAN MORAN Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Mixed Chorus 2, 3; All State Chorus 3; Mixed Sextet 2; Quartet 2, 3, 4; Solo 2, 3, 4; Declam 2; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; President 2; Secretary-Treasurer 3; Student Council 4; Junior Play; Car- nival King Candidate 2; Homecoming Chief 4. ROBERT THOMPSON Senior Play; Basketball 1; Football 1,2, 3; Track 1. 11 Senior Class Activities English IV class studying grammar under Miss Chesely. Wendell Ferguson and Virginia Taylor studying college bulletins. Allen Hegg and Merlyn Bar stead selling a ticket to the homecoming game to Larry Mlllett of Rock Island, Illinois. Louise Hines and Bernard Ollnger riding the Homecom- ing float. Robert Thompson and Allen Hegg making blue- prints in Shop IV. Mary Brewer, Anita Wolf and Marilyn Hollingsworth fitting the Homecoming Princess’ costume. Mary Brewer and Louise Hines put finishing touches on preparations for the football banquet. SENIOR PLAY CAST: STANDING: Left to Right; Anita Wolf, Virginia Taylor, Ray Waldner, Merlyn Barstead, Robert Thompson, Rodney Graham, Mary Jo Ball, Gary Ronnefeldt, Harriette Decker, Mr. F. E. Fisher, director; SITTING: Mary Brewer, Deanna Thill, Pat Mier, Sharon Rumelhart, and Marilyn Hollingsworth. Rodney Graham examines Gary Ronnfeldt's palate. Merlyn Barstead gives his two nurses, Sharon Rumelhart, and Pat Meir, candy. Mary Jo Ball is shown handing some bills to Merlyn Barstead while Virginia Taylor watches. 13 Senior Skip Day ik J .L'lJh 4 Sharon Rumelhart, Harriette Decker, Robert Brown, Merlyn Barstead and Robert Thompson prepare picnic lunch at Pierre on skip day. Seniors in the Lobby of the State Capitol Student Seniors relax in the House of Representatives Day Government Mary Brewer, Judge Clinton McKillop, Wendell Ferguson and Dan Moran observe law books. Merlyn Barstead, Harrlette Decker. Joey Ball and Phyllis Peterson, re- view records in the Register of Deeds office. Rodney Graham, Gary Ronnfeldt, Pat Melr and Mrs. Fred Piper, County Auditor; check records. Deanna Thill, George Fuerst, Sharon Rumelhart and Mrs. Chris Nielson, inspect County Treasur- er's books. Graduation Shots The seniors took time out to pose for their picture with their caps and gowns on. Last minutes of high school association found the seniors busily engaged in conversation just before they graduated. BACCALAUREATE SERVICES WOONSOCKET HIGH SCHOOL Eight O’clock COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES WOONSOCKET HIGH SCHOOL Eight O'Clock Woonsocket School Gym...................Sunday, May 13, 1956 Processional..............................................Pat Parsons Invocation...............................Rev. Lawrence Janus Double Octet.................................. Cherubim Song Sermon...................................Rev. Lawrence Janus Solo............... Bless This House ..............Joan Smith Benediction.............................. Rev. Lawrence Janus Recessional......................................Pat Parsons Woonsocket School Gym...................Monday, May 14, 1956 Processional.......................Woonsocket High School Band Invocation...............................Rev. Stuart A. Parvin Solo............. The Desert Song .............Lenme Swanson Salutatory................................Marilyn Hollingsworth Valedictory......................................... Anita Wolf Girls' Glee Club.......................... His Everlasting Arms — When Day Is Done Commencement Address........................I . Daniel E. Ken- President, Huron College Presentation of Class.......................Mr. John V. Bornong City Superintendent Presentation of Diplomas....................Mr. Tom R. Brisblne Chairman, Board of Education Benediction..............................Re v. Stuart A. Parvin Recessional........................Woonsocket High School Band AT LEFT: Mrs. Albert Wolf is shown congratulating her daughter, Anita, following the Commencement Exercises. Senior Class Officers STANDING: Left to Right; Ray Waldner, Vice-President; Supt. Bornong, Class Sponsor; Dan Moran, Student Council Representative. SEATED: Anita Wolf, Secret ary-Treasurer; Wendell Ferguson, President. Senior Class History Twenty-four Freshmen enrolled at Woonsocket High School on September 1, 1952. Members of the class were Mary Jo Ball, Merlyn Barstead, Mary Brewer, Robert Brown, Harriette Decker, Leon Eddy, Wendell Ferguson, Dorothy Foos, George F erst, Rodney Graham, Gordon Haugen, Louise Hines, Marilyn Hollingsworth, Jerry Klaas, Dan Moran, Patricia Mier, Bernard Olinger, Gary Ronnfeldt, Sharo'n Rumelhart, Albert Schmedt, Virginia Taylor, Deanna Thill, Robert Thompson, and Anita Wolf. Blanche Faber entered the class the second semester; Dorothy Foos and Jerry Klaas discontinued school during the first semester. Class officers were President, Deanna Thill; Vice-President, Bernard Olinger; Secretary-Treasurer, Mary Jo Ball. Class advisor was Mr. Don Trabing. Albert Schmedt was missing when the group enrolled in their Sophomore year, but two new faces appearing were Allen Hegg and Duane Pickinpaugh. This brought the enrollment of the class to twenty-four. Gordon Haugen and Duane Pickinpaugh discontinued school at the end of the first semester. Robert Thompson transferred to Hot Springs, South Dakota, during the second semester. Class officers were: President, Dan Moran; Vice-President, Leon Eddy; Secretary-Treasurer, Anita Wolf. Mr. Dale Vance served as their class advisor. Junior class enrollment was again brought up to twenty-four students. Carmen Pierce transferred from Sioux Falls; Ray Waldner, from Hill City; and Robert Thompson returned to Woonsocket High School from Wessington. During the second semester Carmen Pierce and Blanche Faber left Woonsocket High School. The Juniors elected Mary Brewer, president; Anita Wolf, vice-president and Dan Moran, secretary-treasurer. Under the direction of Mrs. Ella Korthals, class advisor, the class sponsored the 1955 Junior-Senior Prom with the theme of Under The Big Top. Wendell Ferguson was chosen Boys' Stater and Anita Wolf, Girls' Stater. The twenty-one students who enrolled as Seniors elected Wendell Ferguson class president; Ray Waldner, vice-president; Anita Wolf secretary-treasurer. Wendell Ferguson also served as Student Council President. During the year Louise Hines moved, leaving the class with a total of twenty students. Mary Brewer and Dan Moran reigned as Princess and Chief over the Kl-Yl Day festivities. Attending the royalty were Deanna Thill, Anita Wolf, Ray Waldner and Wendell Ferguson. Senior boys participating in athletics were Dan Moran, Wendell Ferguson, Ray Waldner, George Fuerst, Robert Thompson and Gary Ronnfeldt. Music soloists included Mary Jo Ball, Dan Moran, Mary Brewer and Marilyn Hollingsworth. Mary Jo Ball was a member of the Girls' Sextet; Wendell Ferguson and Dan Moran were members of the Boys' Quartet. Deanna Thill and Mary Jo Ball were baton twirlers. HI-LIFE co-editors were Mary Brewer and Anita Wolf; Merlyn Barstead edited THE REDMEN annual. Other seniors on the journalism staff were Mary Jo Ball, Harriette Decker, Marilyn Hollingsworth, Rodney Graham, Allen Hegg, Sharon Rumelhart, Deanna Thill and Ray Waldner. Anita Wolf represented W. H. S. as DAR candidate. Sharon Rumelhart was selected as Woonsocket's first Future Homemaker of Tomorrow. Father Lawrence Janus conducted the Baccalaureate services to the Seniors on May 13. Commencement exercises were held for the twenty graduating Seniors on May 14. Dr. Daniel E. Kerr, Huron College president, presented the address. Anita Wolf was named Valedictorian of the class and Marilyn Hollingsworth, Salutatorian. The class chose as their motto Enter To Learn, Depart To Serve . Class colors were coral and grey and the flower chosen was the 16 P«ony. Junior - Senior Prom and Banquet --1955 ary Brewer and Richard Parsons the Junior-Senior Prom of '55. Ten Sophomore girls served at the banquet Juniors and Seniors during the grand march. JUNIOR MOTHERS PREPARE BANQUET. The Big Top was the theme for the annual Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom held Friday even- ing, May 4, 1956. Ten sophomore girls acted as waitresses for the banquet. The banquet was served at 6:30 p.m. in the lunch room. Table decorations fol- lowing the circus theme. At 8:00 the Grand March was held in the audi- torium. Mary Brewer, Junior Class President and Richard Parsons lead the procession into the circus Mary Brewer pauses for punch between dances. Junior girls in a Jovial mood, as they decorate for prom and banquet Juniors, Seniors, and faculty enjoying the banquet. tent. The auditorium was decorated In gay colors. A fat lady and a clown sat on each side of the en- trance. Monkeys hung from the ceiling on tra- pezes. Balloons hung everywhere. Music for dancing was furnished by the Mike Gibbs orchestra. The head table at the 1955 banquet. Junior - Senior Prom and Banquet ■■ 1956 Joan Brewster, junior president, arranges place cards for the banquet. AN EVENING IN PARIS The Juniors gave a party; The guests by dozens came— The Jensens, Heggs, and Olingers And guests of every name. The mothers spread the banquet Of most delicious food. Sophomores did the serving In gay and festive mood. Miss Audrey came in yellow; Mary Jane in crimson dressed. Glenda, Pat, and Marilyn In sapphire looked their best. In best suits were the fellows And many a pretty tie. The sight was like the rainbow. New fallen from the sky. It was in gay, ah, gay Paree They ate, chatted, and played. Petite Fifl bade us welcome; Jacques’ response was made. La belle ChlChi did a solo; Maurice his headlines read. The sextette did some singing. And Andre’s goodbyes were said. Guests at the banquet relax after the dessert. Dan Moran, Sharon Rumelhart, Joan Brewster and Marlon Hegg stand in front of � he Effiel Tower. Then in the march to follow To right and left they strayed. The Grand March soon was ended And everybody stayed. Monsieur Mike’s band played louder; They flew about the floor. And then the party ended With ’’merer' and Mau revoir . Wendell Ferguson, Phyllis Baseman and Mary Jane Ferguson relax at a sidewalk cafe in Gay Paree. Marilyn Schmidt, Judy Rumelhart, Carole Cunningham, Trudy Schlict, Deloris Vallen, Mary Ann Merriman, Julie Murphy. Rose Ashby, Joan Smith and Joyce Flanders served at the banquet. Tom Brlsblne and Shirley Flanders drinking punch at the Prom. JUNIOR CLASS Marilyn Witt John Rauch Phyllis Baseman Terry Beddow Gene Ashby Jo Ann Jensen Tom Brlsbine Bonnie Johnson Junior Class Play Marion Hegg and Phyllis Baseman leaving on their vacation. John Rauch poses as a wooden Indian while Tom Brisbine and Terry Beddow look on. - My Little Oscar. a three act comedy was presented by twelve W. H. S. Juniors on Friday, April 13. Seven girls and five boys made up the cast. They are from Left to Right, front row; Pat Parsons (Mrs. Odessa Ferguson) a wealthy woman who collects Indian relics. Marllynn Gutzmer (Betty Eastman) a breezy and talkative girl. Joan Brewster (Vicki Piper) a youthful ball of fire in her early teens. Shirley Flanders (Miss Todd) an en- ergetic and attractive woman in her 30's or 4Q's. Phyllis Baseman (Stella Piper) wife of Webster Piper. Back row: Barbara Hendrick (Jean Sterling) an attract- ive high school senior. Terry Beddow (Hal Russell) a vigor- ous, persuasive high school boy. Marion Hegg (Webster Piper) a hard working business man. John Rauch (Dudley Ferguson) who appears to be distressingly cultured and intellectual. Tom Brisbine (Andy Piper) a popular youth of seventeen. Mary Jane Ferguson (Daisy Laverne) a loud voiced, swaggering and somewhat uncultured woman of fifty, took this photograph. The play was under the direction of Mr. F. E. Fisher and Audrey Brown served as prompter. Shirley Flanders, Mary Jane Ferguson, Barbara Hendrick and Marllynn Gutzmer discuss a future fashion show. Miss Chesley puts make up on Joan Brewster while Mary Jane Ferguson looks on. Mr. Fisher-Director, making up Jerry Klass. Joan Brewster astonishes Pat Parsons with her messy make up while Jerry Klass adoringly looks on. Tom Brisbine and Terry Beddow in their own original creations. Audrey Brown—Prompter. Junior Class Activities Mr. F. C. Fisher, being assisted by John Rauch, Is conducting a demonstration In Physics class. Barbara Hendrick demonstrates Art Work for the paper as Glenda Gross, T. R. Brlsblne and Joan Brewster look on. The girls of the Junior class are shown during the skit they presented at the High School Christ- mas party. Miss Chesley was in charge of the program. Mrs. Reuben Bezpaletz demonstrates cake decorat- ing to Kathleen Budde and Marilyn Witt In Home Ec III. The Junior class Is pictured above during their study period in English III class. Pictured above are: John Rauch, Jerry Klaas and Gene Ashby working on their projects In Mechanical Drawing class. Pictured below are some of the Junior girls in Typing I class. Pictured at left is the Junior class float that captured first prize in the Homecoming Pa- rade. The theme used for the float was taken from the pop- ular song, Whispering, Shifting Sands. Sophomore Class Activities and Judy Rumen� � «e Typing i was a new subject for the Sophomores at W. H. S. this year. Three of Mr. Fisher’s Geometry students working at the board are: Left to Right: Jim Smith, Larry Moran and Craig Starr. Rose Ashby is shown working on her “Future Home plans for her Home Ec. class ROBERT HANSOW1TZ MARLENE BAR STEAD JIM PAULSON JOAN SMITH JIM SMITH SOPHOMORE CLASS HOWARD SWEENEY CAROL CUNNINGHAM KIRK McCOY MARY ANN MERRIMAN DENNIS McCOY 24 FRANCIS HOWARD NATHLEE GRAHAM WALLACE WELLS RAMONA TAYLOR LARRY MORAN SOPHOMORE CLASS JERRY PETERSON JOYCE FLANDERS WALTER WOLF DELORES VALLE N MICKEY MURTHA LEONARD FIESTNER MARY SCHMIDT CAROL REGYNSKI DELORIS MERRIMAN ROBERT HOGAN MARY McCORD DICK REIDER FRESHMAN CLASS NANCY DECHOW FRANCIS LUTHI KEITH MOE EMMA HARMDIERKS AUDREY RONNEFELDT KAREN GROSS DOROTHY PARSONS DONALD MERKLE SHARON BERENS JEANICE CHRISTIAN 26 MARK LUTHI GLEN PAWLOWSKI MARCELLA KIRSCH MARVIN JENSEN DICK BRISBINE FRESHMAN CLASS JANICE HANSEN MARGARET BUDDE WILLIAM REGYNSKI KAREN BALL WILLIAM SCHUTT THOMAS JENSSEN BARBARA THOMPSON 27 Freshman Class Activities Home Ec I students eat the lunch they have Just prepared Delorls Merriman and Mary McCord cooking in Home Ec I. 28 ENGLISH I CLASS Bessie Jensen and Audrey Ronnfeldt remove buns from pans. ALGEBRA CLASS Dick Brisbine busily working in Shop I. Freshman Class LEFT TO RIGHT: Officers Dick Reider........................Vice-President Dorothy Parsons.........................President Del or Is Merriman...........Secretary-Treasurer John Roache...............Student Council Member Mr. F. E. Fisher..................Class Sponsor Sophomore Class Officers LEFT TO RIGHT: Jim Smith.............................President Julie Murphy............Student Council Member Mrs. Vera Miller..................Class Sponsor Joan Smith..................Secretary-Treasurer Jim Paulson......................Vice-President Mrs. Edythe Basham................Class Sponsor Junior Class Officers LEFT TO RIGHT: John Rauch.......Student Council Representative Mrs. Gladys Severance.............Class Sponsor Shirley Flanders............Secretary-Treasurer Joan Brewster....................... President T. R. Brisbine...................Vice-President 29 High School Activities Coach Willard foerster Addressing the students at a pep meeting before the District Tournament. Mr. Ralph Ensz, declam contest judge, is shown above going over his score sheets with the contestants. Student Council President, Wendell Ferguson, Principal Wm. G. Dankey and Dan Moran count the March of Dimes Queen votes. A Nurse is checking Audrey Brown's eyes while Dr. Kilpatrick of Huron checks Madeline Elenz at the P.Y.A. sponsored eye clinic. Members of the P. T. A. Mother's Quartet: Left to Right; Mrs. Beddow, Mrs. Maakstead. Mrs. Thuringer, and Mrs. Bergeleen. Seated at the piano is Mrs. Clothier, School Activities These nine seniors were chosen to represent some of the activities of Woonsocket High School. Back Row; Left to Right; Mary Brewer. Homecoming; Sharon Rumelhart, Declam; Mary Jo Ball, Music; Anita Wolf, Scholarship; Deanna Thill, Band. Front Row: Left to Right; George Fuerst, Football; Dan Moran. Basketball; Wendell Ferguson, Track and Merlyn Barstead. Publications. Lenard Swanson Sophomore Center Terry Beddow Junior Center Dick Brisbine Freshman Halfback Larry Moran Sophomore Quarterback Dick Relder Freshman Quarterback Tom Brisbine Junior Quarterback Jerry Peterson | Sophomore End Robert Thompson Senior End Wallace Wells Sophomore Halfback tUmwwtH! Tim Roach a! Freshman Halfback Sophomore End - _ n A f A. 1 7 Jim Paulson Sophomore Halfback Keith Moe Freshman End n „ 7 n 4 '{ „ 7 'l nn l George Fuerst Senior End Wendell Ferguson Senior End Jim Smith Sophomore Quarterback Kirk McCoy Sophomore End A Dan Moran ” . Senior � y Fullback to V i t j «V Dick Hopper Sophomore Halfback J k Gary Ronnefeldt 4F-, Senior End m V. ' t 33 .4 Conference Runners-up FRONT ROW: Left to Right; Jim Smith, Jim Paulson, Tom Brxsbine, Dick Hopper, Leneord Swanson, Jerry Peterson, Terry Beddow, Larry Moran MIDDLE ROW: Robert Hopper, Student Manager; George Fuerst, Gary Ronnfeldt, Bob Hansowitz, Wendell Ferguson, Robert Thompson, Bob Brown, Wallace Wells, Dan Moran, Doug Peterson, Student Manager. BACK ROW: Coach Foerster, Kirk McCoy, Dick Brlsblne, Keith Moe, John Roache, Tim Roache, Dick Relder, Tom Jenssen. WE SEASON RECORD THEY 33 14 Mt. Vernon 39 18 Artesian 26 7 Carthage 22 18 Letcher 41 14 Canova 18 7 Fedora COACH AND SENIORS BACK ROW: Left to Right; Bob Brown, George Fuerst, Coach’ Foerster, Wendell Ferguson and Dan Moran. KNEELING: Robert Thompson and Gary Ronnefeldt. Coach Foerster and Co-Captains Wendell Ferguson and Dan Moran HopP«r ® fuerat a9ainst tackl® a 5 Ferguson maV.es va assistance. V en J® rUsh«s to 1 George Fuerst fights for a pass from Dan Moran (30). Coach gives the team a pre-game pep talk. Coach Foerster and the starting five: Wendell Ferguson. Wallace Wells, Marion Hegg, Larry Moran and Dan Moran FRONT ROW: Left to Right; Tom Brlsblne, Dennis Hegg. BACK ROW: Larry Moran, Jim Smith, Ray Waldner, George Fuerst, Wallace Wells. Wendell Ferguson, Bob Hansowltz, Marlon Hegg, Dan Moran, John Roache. Terry Beddow, Jim Paulson. WHS 'SS- Record Won 13 Lost 10 Woonsocket 60 Emery 59 Woonsocket 54 Notre Dame 65 Woonsocket 66 Lane 39 Conference Tourney Woonsocket 59 Artesian 36 Woonsocket 45 Wessington Springs 56 Woonsocket 59 Fedora 48 Woonsocket 52 Chamberlain 62 Woonsocket 58 Howard 62 Woonsocket 50 Forestburg 39 Corn Palace Tourney Woonsocket 51 Alexandria 63 Woonsocket 46 Bridgewa ter 49 Woonsocket 52 Carthage 47 Woonsocket 43 Wessington Springs 52 Woonsocket 69 Artesian 44 Woonsocket 44 Wessington Springs 40 Woonsocket 63 Letcher 54 Woonsocket 57 Wolsey 58 Woonsocket 56 Forestburg 42 Woonsocket 77 Ethan 63 Woonsocket 60 Alpena 39 Woonsocket 48 Notre Dame 68 District 21 Tourney Woonsocket 60 Wessington Springs 55 Woonsocket 37 Forestburg 39 ♦Tournament Games 37 Marion Hegg Junior Forward George Fuerst Senior Center Ray Waldner Senior Guard Bob Hansowitz Sophomore Center Wendell Senior Terry Beddow Junior Guard Larry Moran Sophomore Guard John Roache Freshman Forward Basketball Snaps Starting line-up for District Tourney. Hegg, D. Moran, L. Moran, Ferguson and Wells. All eyes are on the ball as Wells trys for two points against Lane. Redmen “B” Team FRONT ROW: Left to Right; Doug Peterson, Kirk McCoy, Tom Jenssen, Dick Reider, Bill Regynski. BACK ROW: Bob Hopper, Student Manager; Dick Brlsbine. Richard Hopper, Jerry Peterson, Keith Moe, Arthur Nielson, Donald Merkle, Bob Brown, Student Manager. Fighting for the ball in an Intramural game. Redmen Track Team PONY HILLS CONFERENCE TRACK MEET RUNNERS-UP FRONT ROW: Left to Right; Coach Foerster, Don Merkle. George Fuerst. Bob Hansowltz. Wallace Wells, Wendell Ferguson. Marion Hegg. BACK ROW: Doug Peterson, Tom Brisbine, Keith Moe, Dick Brisblne, Bill Regynskl. Not shown, John Roache. W U C WeJj April 7 April 13 April 21 April 27 May 3 May 11 TRACK SCHEDULE Madison Relays Redfield Relays Corn Palace Relays Tyndall Relays Conference Meet Regional Meet s Wirow s the shot. Ge 3e fuetsl C eats 41 A new school record of 18 seconds fist was set by Bob Hansowitz on the high hurdles. Pictured in their Indian costumes are: Left to Right; Pat Parsons. Mary Jane Ferguson, Phyllis Baseman and Trudy Schllcht. The girls are shown in action at a basket- ball game in Lane. Left to Right; Trudy, Phyllis, Mary Jane and Pat. A new school record of 4 minutes was set by the Sprint Medley Team pictured above. Seated: John Roache. Dan Moran, Walley Wells and Wendell Ferguson. Redmen Cheerleaders Left to Right: Mary Jane Ferguson Pat Parsons Phyllis Baseman Trudy Schllcht 42 Homecoming Coronation Ceremony Seated in front of the Tepee during the Fourth Annual Homecoming Cor- onation Ceremony are: Left to Right; Wendell Ferguson, Ray Waldner, Chief Dan Moran, Princess Mary Brewer, Last year’s Queen, Margy Brewster, Deanna Thill and Anita Wolf. This year Indian costumes replaced formal clothes for the royalty and the royal titles were changed from King and Queen to Chief and Princess In order to carry out the Indian theme for homecoming. Left to Right: Margy Brewster, Anita Wolf, Princess Mary Brewer and Deanna Thill are shown admiring Princess Mary’s bouquet. Chief Dan Moran and Princess Mary Brewer follow- ing their coronation as W. H.S’s Fourth Homecoming Royalty. 43 Homecoming Chief, Dan Moran FRONT ROW: Left to Right; Glenda Gross, Dorothy Parsons, Mary Jo Ball, Trudy Schlicht, Phillip Flaa, Queen Joan Smith, Judy Flaa, King’ Jim Smith, David Flaa, Wallace Wells, Wendell Ferguson, John Roache, Marion Hegg. BACK ROW: Marilynn Gutzmer, Mary Jane Terguson, Audrey Brown, Patty Parsons, Fern Felstner, Joan Brewster. Joan and Jim Smith, twin daughter and son of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Smith, reigned over the 1955 Woonsocket High School Carnival. They were crowned by 1954 royalty, Trudy Schlicht and Wally Wells. The sophomores raised $265.03. The runners-up with $233.00 were the seniors. Their candidates were Mary Jo Ball and Wendell Ferguson. The freshman class candidates, Dorothy Parsons and John Roache, came in third with $222. 02. Glenda Gross and Marion Hegg, Jupior class candidates, placed fourth with $145.98. Bob Hansowitz sang The Man on the Flying Trapeze , “Autmn Leaves’ and There's a Carnival in Town were sung by a girls' sextet. Wendell Ferguson, president of the student body, presented Joan with a dresser set and Jim with a Remington electric shaver. A one-act play entitled Father Says No preceded the coronation. The cast consisted of Joan Smith, Barbara Hendrick, Phyllis Baseman, Julie Murphy, Dennis Hegg, Jerry Peterson, Dick Reider and Marion Hegg. Mrs. Edythe Basham acted as director and Mary Ann Merrlman as prompter of the play. QUEEN JOAN AND ATTENDANTS. From Left to Right; Dorothy Parsons, Trudy Schlicht, Queen Joan Smith, Mary Jo Ball and Glenda Gross. KING JIM AND ATTENDANTS From Left to Right; Wallace Wells, King Jim Smith, Wendell Ferguson, Marlon Hegg, John Roache. “FATHER SAYS NO CAST: Left to Right; Front row; Jerry Peterson, Dick Reider, Marion Hegg. Back Row; Mary Ann Merrlman, prompter; Joan Smith, Barbara Hendrick, Phyllis Baseman, Julie Murphy, Dennis Hegg. Ray Waldner assists Mr. Fisher in the Car Race booth as Mickey Murtha tries his luck as the first customer of the evening. Carnival Activities Mrs. Basham, play director, applies make-up to Barbara Hendrick, while Julie Murphy looks on. The Doll Booth caught the eye of several people attending the Carnival. Mrs. Eddy was supervisor of this booth. Last years' Carnival King Wallace Wells and Queen Trudy Schllcht lead the processional at rehearsal for the coronation. The basketball throw proved to be a place of favorite enter- tainment 49 W. H.S. FRONT ROW: Clarinets, Ten-y Beddow, Phyllis Baseman, Barbara Hendrick, Julie Murphy. Deanna Thill; Saxophone, Mary Brewer, Judy Huber. SECOND ROW: Flute, Carolyn Carver; Clarinets, Madeline Elenz, Joyce Flanders, Marilyn Schmeidt; Mellophone, Ramona Taylor, Leora Ammon; Bass Horn. Leonard Swanson. THIRD ROW: Drums, Marilynn Gutzmer, Delorls Merrlman, Dick oledschlaw. The W.H.S. Band, under the direction of Mrs. Vera Miller, had one of the most active years in its recent history. At the beginning of the year the Band Boosters' Club was adopted by the P. T. A. It is now a P. T. A. committee under the chairmanship of Mr. Bob Schlicht. The Band Boosters' Club raised about $500 this year. They purchased eight new band uniforms. W. H. S. Band was invited to several homecomings. The Redmen Band was the official band at Canova's homecoming. The band was featured in Huron's Pow Wow Day and Blue and White Day in Mitchell. After football season was over, the band played and performed at various local bas- ketball games. They also played at the Pony Hills Conference Tourney in Mitchell. A music clinic was held under the direction of Mr. Thomas Ray. It was held to bene- fit the band members as they weren't able to participate in All State Band. On February 1, five instrumental soloists went to Kimball to the annual music con- test. They were Leora Ammon and Ramona Taylor, mellophone; Phyllis Baseman, clarinet; Mary Brewer and Judy Huber, saxophone. R. E. A. members were entertained by W. H. S. Band on February 11. The band was a representative of four counties. W. H. S. Band attended Harry Truman Day in Huron on April 30. The band took part in the parade led by former President Truman. Twenty-seven band members began this year and ten entered band during the year. Those entering band were Gay Baughfman, Carolyn Carver, Joyce Flanders, Dennis McCoy, Deloris Merriman, Douglas Moe, Keith Moe, Mickey Murtha, and Sharon Yegge. The last performance of the band was on May 30, when they played for Memorial Day 50 Services. Band FRONT ROW: Coronets, Dennis McCoy, Shirley Flanders, James Smith, James Beddow, Douglas Moe, Joan Smith. Mickey Murtha. SECOND ROW: Bass, Craig Starr; Saxophone, Sharon Yegge; Baritone, Virginia Olinger, Virginia Taylor, Nathlee Graham; Coronets, Pat Parsons, Keith Moe, Audrey Brown. THIRD ROW: Director, Mrs. Miller; Trombone, Mary Jane Ferguson, Nancy Dechow; Mello- phone. Gay Baughfman. Mrs. Vera Miller directs band at basketball game. Mary Jane Ferguson, Lennie Swanson, and Cr ig Starr at 9:05 band practice. ' •« 51 Snaps 52 Chorus Girls’ FRONT ROW: Left to Right; Judy Huber, Madeline Elenz, Marilynn Gutzmer, Mary Ann Merciman, Karen Gross, Anita Wolf, Joan Smith, Mary Brewer, Julie Murphy, Janice Hansen. SECOND ROW: Barbara Hendrick, Judy Rumelhart, Leora Ammon, Karen Ball, Virginia Taylor, Virginia Ollnger, Nancy Dechow, Shirley Flanders, Nathlee Graham, Ramona Taylor, Joyce Flanders. THIRD ROW: Deanna Thill, Trudy Schlicht, Delores Vallen, Mary Jane Ferguson, Fern Feistner, Audrey Brown, Pat Parsons, Mary Jo Ball, Phyllis Baseman, Delores Merriman, Glenda Gross, Sharon Rumelhart. Mixed Chorus FRONT ROW: Left to Right; Mary Brewer, Julie Murphy, Madeline Elenz, Marilynn Gutzmer, Nathlee Graham, Virginia Taylor, Ramona Taylor, Anita Wolf, Shirley Flanders, Barbara Hendrick, Joan Smith, Judy Huber. SECOND ROW: Douglas Peterson, Larry Moran, Trudy Schlicht, Mary Jane Ferguson, Fern Feistner, Audrey Brown, Pat Parsons, Mary Jo Ball, Phyllis Baseman, Glenda Gross, Leonard Feistner, Dennis McCoy. THIRD ROW: Mickey Murtha, Kirk McCoy, Allen Hegg, Robert Hansowitz, Glen Pawlowskl, George Fuerst, Merlyn Barstead, Keith Moe, Richard Hopper, Dick Relder, Craig Starr. Boys’ Chorus FRONT ROW: Left to Right; Douglas Peterson, Dennis McCoy, Dick Reider, Mickey Murtha, Leonard Peistner, Larry Moran. SECOND ROW: Craig Starr, Francis Howard, Glen Pawlowski, Richard Hopper, Terry Beddow, Dick Brisbine. THIRD ROW: Kirk McCoy, Allen Hegg, Robert Hansowitz, George Fuerst, Merlyn Bar stead, Keith Moe. Girls’ Sextet LEFT TO RIGHT: Joan Brewster, Mary Jane Ferguson, Pat Parsons, Audrey Brown, Mary Jo Ball, Joan Smith. Ensembles Soloists and Small ienor; Dan itone Hansow “ ® roeUophone; • -w« S« :MarY is Baseman. saxophone. CV0JD G e ve v Uien PawlC 'econd ‘«nor. Mo ;tone. craig Stan. Swanson. oan� nlth' me“ EcOND P0V,; � � «-aaists-isss.—”• XS . - “‘ ” Moran. tenor • - Mary Brewer entertains at the Jr. - - Prom., play- ing a sax solo. 55 Declam Contestants BACK ROW: Left to Right; Craig Starr, Bill Schutt, Ttudy Schlicht, Miss Geraldine Chesley, Instructor and Marilynn Schmlfiu FRONT ROW: Virginia Olingei; Delores Vallen, Julie Murphy and Jeanice Christian. STANDING: Marlene Barstead. March of Dimes Queen Joyce Flanders is shown crowning Anita Wolf March of Dimes Queen while Shirley- 56 Flanders, left, and Karen Gross, right, look on. Lunch Program Mrs. Lillian Starr, Cook. Mrs. Mable Grunewaldt. Cook. At Left: Judy Huber Is patiently waiting at the serving window for her meal, while Gary Ronnfelt and Dennis Hegg stand in line behind her. Shown above are Anita Wolf and Audrey Ronnfeldt, two of the students who worked in the lunchroom, preparing the tables for the next shift of eaters. Below is pictured a group of the Primary being assisted by Mrs. Eddy at their noon Above Marilyn Hollingsworth and Mary Brewer are busily conversing as they pre- pare the tables. students meal. Below: Mary Brewer is shown tending the needs of the high school students as they take their turn in the lunchroom. Publications Staff Mary Jo Ball, - Sharon Rumelhart LEFT to RIGHT: Marilyn Hollingsworth, Ray Waldner, Rodney Graham, Marllynn Gutzmer, Glenda Gross, Joan Brewster, Mary Brewer, Merlyn Barstead and Anita Wolf. Members of the Journalism Class are shown on this page assembling an issue of THE HI-LIFE, the school paper. Last year's issue of the paper receiv- ed an All-State rating at the Press Meet and the Annual received a First Class rat- ing. This year Joan Brewster's editorial on Tuberculosis won in the State contest and also in the National contest. Joan will be one of the Co-Editors of the school paper next year and will name her own assistant. Glenda Gross will serve as Editor of the 1957 REDMEN. 1954-'55 ALL STATE THE HI-LIFE Editors..............Mary Brewer and Anita Wolf Mimeographers...........Ray Waldner, Allen Hegg Art Editors . . .Merlyn Barstead, Rodney Graham Sports Editor.......................Tom Brisbine Grade News...........Glenda Gross, Mary Jo Ball Music Editors. .Joan Brewster, Barbara Hendrick Exchange.......................Harriette Decker Features .... Deanna Thill, Marilynn Gutzmer Typists. Sharon Rumelhart, Marilyn Hollingsworth Advisor.................... Mr. John V. Bornong Shown checking the mailing list are Deanna Thill and Barbara Hendrick. Preparing copies for mailing are: Left to Right; Allen Hegg, Harriette Decker and T. R. Brisbine. U aiiojbv JmmutiDiuil ' onorarp Sorirt? forlkigh Srtiool jlourailists The eight members of the Journalism Class pictured above received Quill and Scroll pins for their active work on the paper and annual staffs. Shown checking layout pages of the annual are: Left to Right; Mary Brewer, Merlyn Barstead, Sharon Rumelhart, Glenda Gross, Marilyn Hollingsworth, Anita Wolf, T. R. Brisbine and Joan Brewster. Quill and Scroll is an international organization which grew out of a desire to recog- nize those students who have made a significant contribution to student publications. It is an honorary organization for high school journalists. Candidates must rank in the one-third of their class and must excel in the fields of writing, editing or managing a newspaper or yearbook. The local Quill and Scroll group is under the supervision and guidance of Superintendent John V. Bornong, journalism teacher and publications advisor. 59 The refreshment table always proved to be a popular spot at the school parties. LEFT to RIGHT: Madeline Elenz, Jerry Klaas, Phyllis Baseman and Barbara Hendrick presenting a play at the Christmas Party. Faculty and guests enjoying themselves at the Faculty Christmas Party. Christmas Party and School Parties It’s hot dogs and pop to satisfy the hungry appetites of the dancers. Dancers swing and sway while the records play. Above: The Bunny Hop continues to be a popular dance at W. H. S. Wendell Ferguson and Phyllis Baseman are shown doing a different version of the Hop. Left: Santa's helpers, members of the Junior Class, are shown distributing the Christmas gifts. GRADES Grade School Faculty MRS. MARIE MORAN Seventh and Eighth Grades MRS. CAROL BAUGHrMAN Fifth and Sixth Grades MRS. IRENE EDDY Fourth Grade MRS. BERNADEAN CARLSON Third Grade 62 MISS ELINER DRAKE First Grade MRS. FAYE PETERSON Second Grade 7th and 8th Grades FRONT ROW: Left to Right; David Schroeder, Dick Sledschlaw, Dennis Jensen, Kayleen Barstead, James Roti, Sue Baughfman. Carolyn Carver, Harry Erickson. MIDDLE ROW: Carolyn Paulson, Hope Taylor, James Beddow, Sharon Yegge, Edward Pierce, Bruce Peterson, Gay Baughfman, Marvin Yotter, Kay Jamison, Mrs. Marie Moran. BACK ROW! Shirley McCord, Douglas Moe, Deanna Peterson. Herbert Scheele, Gordon Vallen, Darwin Johansen, Jacob Schllcht, Delores Reimer, Diane Slaybaugh. 5th and 6th Grades FRONT ROW: Left to Right; Delvln Jacobson, Ardell Johansen. Susan Brewer, Jim Carver, Tom Carver, Larry Maakestad, Wayne Johnson, Gerald Podhradsky, Robert Cunningham, Ona Haugen. MIDDLE ROW: Audrey Klaas, Marvin Thompson, Tony Luthl. Mary Christian, Sharon Schroeder, Douglas Druse, David Druse, Donald Bihain, Helen Yotter, Mrs. Carol Baughfman. BACK ROW: Guy Rogers, Jerry Jenssen, Philip Flaa, David Flaa, Ronald Peterson, Lynne Maakestad, Myrna Nielsen, Gloria Schlicht, Carole Swensen. Fourth Grade FRONT ROW: Left to Right; Bobby Siedschlaw, Darwin Schmledt, Mardell Peterson, Kathleen Heald, Patricia Johnson, Bobby Jenssen. SECOND ROW: Bruce Ball, Robert Larson, Jill Marsh, TVoy Randall, Karl Bright, Orville Hines, Mrs. Irene Eddy. THIRD ROW: Coy Richardson, Dennis Reider, Norman Erickson, Deanne Smith, Lawrence Haugen, Lynell Slaybaugh. Third Grade FRONT ROW: Left to Right; Michele Authler, Lee Ann Randall, Kayleen Baseman, Marjorie Siedschlaw, Diana Medley, Kay Kogel, Marlon Larson, Billy Baughfman, Reuben Bozpaletz. SECOND ROW: Darrell Ronnfeldt, Dennis Randall, LaVonne Kirsch, Ronald Berns, Nadine Clothier, Barry Thompson, Kitl Carlson, Peggy Jamison. THIRD ROW: Ardean Thuringer, Arlan Thurlnger, Keith Wolfe, Betty Jensen, Jerry Larson, Barbara Brlsblne, Janell Conney, Darrell Erickson, Cheryl Forbes, Mrs. Bernadlne Carlson. 64 Second Grade FRONT ROW- Left to Right; Ramona Kitsch. George Chltty. Helen Bergeleen. Phillip Taylor, Urry Wolfe. Myra Zeltner. Richard Medley. SECOND ROW: Darwin Reider, Cheryl Carlson, Wallace Weatherford, Roger Cottrell, Dennis Miller, Robert Larson, Janice Asper. THIRD ROW: Diane Podhrosky, Karen Heald, Peggy Simpson. Elmer Thuringer, Jean Johnson, Nancy Patterson, Lany Trudeau, Mrs. Faye Peterson. hrst braae FRONT ROW- Left to Right; Micheal White, Donna Heald, Billy Brewer, Wanda Deming. John Boussu Unda Pickinpaugh. Dvnell Madsen Roberta Berlin Janet McCord. SECOND ROW: Nola Krause. Connie Eddy, Dale Swenson, John Richardson. Dick Authier. Itoy t d sen Und Jense Bruse Maakestad, J.anett Cottrell. THIRD ROW; Shirley Kopplln. Kurt Siedschlaw. Marvin Urson. Charlene Cottrell, Judy Flaa, Judy Asper, Kathleen Schroeder, Wanda Hines, Miss Ellner E ake. 65 Dennls Andersen 7th Grade Franklin Burger 8th Grade Marlys Andersen 4th Grade Dixie Jones 2nd Grade ::::::::::: ::::::::::::: LEFT to RIGHT: Carolyn Carver, Carolyn Paulson, Kay Jamison, Deanna Peterson. 66 Grade Activities Eighth Grade Trumpet Trio Douglas Moe; Carolyn Paulson and jlm Beddow. Mrs . Faye Peterson and the sec ond 3rade' rldi ’ !he Me„y. Weeks UU. Spring”'' w« held for el,yM The fifth and sixth grade room made this float for the parade. First and second graders dressed as Indians to ride on their Home- coming float. Grade Basketball for a tree point against Springs _ku«ht tries for a tree front row- U f Who got it? Woonsocket wins again. Two points for Bruce Peterson. SANBORN COUNTY BANK SANBORN COUNTY BANK 69 W oonsocket S. D SANBORN COUNTY COURTHOUSE Your Official Family MISS EDNA M. TITUS, Supi. Of Schools PHYLLIS PETERSON, Registar Of Deeds; E. G. NIELSON, Treasurer HARVEY ASPER, Clerk Of Courts E. G. PIPER, Auditor JOHN P. WALTER, Sheriff Produce, Creamery Locker D. A. Parsons, Owner Woonsocket S. D. JO JO STORE Your One Complete Store Women’s Wear Men And Children’s Your Patronage Appreciated W oonsocket S. D. CORNER CAFE For Coffee Or Food That’s Sharp Woonsocket We’re On The Corner S. D. 71 LOCAL ELEVATOR CO. Feed - Coal Custom Grinding - Custom Mixing Wayne Feeds And Concentrates L. J. Tiede, Mgr. 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D. 74 Geyermans Women’s Wear Mitchell - Sioux Falls Madison - Brookings Huron - Pipestone Collignon’s “Quick Serv” “Our Own Hardware” Since 1909 Woonsocket - Madison - Britton Phone 58 2429 178 Woonsocket S. D. Hendricks Super Saver Food Market Woonsocket S. D. Julia’s Hats And Accessories Mrs. Julia M. Strub, Proprietor 158 Dakota Avenue Huron S. D. Cooks Mobil Gas Station Firestone Tires Motor Tune-Ups Brake Service Phone 115 _______Leo Cook, Owner Sam’s Body Shop Body Work - Glass - Painting Woonsocket S. D. Woonsocket Blacksmith Shop Ed Regynski Portable Equipment Complete Farm Repairs Phone 62 S. D. Woonsocket Steichen’s Chevrolet Co. F. D. Richards Mobilgas Attorney Chevrolet Cars And Trucks Office Phone 255 Res. Phone 23 1 Elmer Steichen, Prop. Woonsocket S. D. J. F. Anderson Lumber Co. J. W. Easland Sons Building Materials And Coal Dealers In A lfa lfa -Hay - Mea 1 Woonsocket S. D. Woonsocket S. D. Ed Pierce Brewster Abstract Co. Road And Concrete Gravel Landscaping Phone 146 Abstracts Insurance-Bonds-General Land Surveying Complete Microfilmed Records Woonsocket S. D. Sanborn County Farmers Union Oil Co. Service Station Country Bulk Service Phone 54 Basham Funeral Service Calls Answered Anyplace-Day Or Night Ambulance Phone 72 Swanson’s Plumbing And Heating Coal-Oil-Gas Furnaces City Farm Plumbing Septic Tank-Shallow And Deep Well Water Systems Mitchell S. D. Slaybaugh’s Barber Shop Celston Slaybaugh, Prop. Haircuts And Shaves Compliments To The Class Of 1956 Midway Service Inter-County Electric, Inc. Groceries-Gas-Oil Mitchell S. D. Don Rogers, Prop. Woonsocket S. D. Nelson Service Woonsocket News Cliff Nelson, Prop. A Consolidation Of Four Newspapers Meals, Lunches, Soft Drinks Gas, Tire Repairs Phone 39 Forestburg S. D. Woonsocket S. D. Hi-Way Tavern Woonsocket Roofing Co. Roofing-Siding Insulatihg-Ca rpente ring-Painting Phone 55 Bob Cunningham Phone 293 Free Estimates Compliments Of Feinstein Bros. Store Mitchell S. D. Bob Cunningham Carpentry The Meadows Cafe Pheasant Food Store Home of Fried Chicken Burger’s Steaks Seafoods CLYDE LOIS Full Line of Groceries Call 6F002 High Grade Meats i Free Delivery Service On Orders For Private Dinner Parties of $3. 00 Over We Give Consumers Stamps and Redeem Books At Our Store Friendly Courteous Service The O’Neill Photo Company O'Neill, Nebraska We Wish To Thank The Advertisers For Helping Make This Book Possible Boosters BERRY SONS Mitchell S. D. COTTON'S JEWELRY Mitchell S. D. WOELFELS JEWELRY Mitchell S. D. DeLUXE HOTEL Woonsocket S. D. HEATAU ODDY, Insurance Woonsocket D. 78 WALSWOWTH Ltiko'j aph rf A fcy WALSWORTM IfOTHtM Mi.cl.p. Mo USA HHHMI