Woonsocket High School - Redmen Yearbook (Woonsocket, SD)

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denier £kip On a cloudy, cool morning twenty sen- iors and four chaperones departed for Sioux Falls for their annual skip day. A picnic lunch was held at Sherman Park at noon. After lunch a tour was made through the Pettigrew Museum. In the afternoon the group split up and each group decided its own plans for the day. At 5:00 the seniors met at the Town and Country Cafe, ate supper and returned horhe, tired but happy. Senior (jctlermneht foaif Joan Brewster, Mirilynn Gutzmer, Judge Niel- son, Mary Jane Ferguson and Maurice Jensen go over the duties of the County Judge in his office at the Court House on Government Day. Phyllis Peterson, Register of Deeds, is show- ing Phyllis Baseman, Madaline Elenz, Shirley Flanders, Glenda Gross and Barbara Hendrick just what happens when a person wants to make a will or wants to register the deeds to his land and properties. This Page Sponsored By CORNER CAFE--BILL'S CORNER DRUG 16 County Auditor, Marie Strub, is showing T. R. Brisbine, Marion Hegg, Jerry Klaas and Terry Beddow the procedures of keeping tax records for Sanborn County.

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7hat OM (jd OWne” Coil Posing after the play are: Front row - Pat Parsons, Mary Jane Ferguson, Shirley Flanders, Phyllis Baseman and Joan Brewster. In the back row are Barbara Hendrick, T. R. Brisbine, Marion Hegg, Jerry Klaas, Terry Beddow, Prompter Audrey Brown and Director Mr. F. E. Fi s he r. Caught in the act are Phyllis Baseman, Jerry Klaas, Mary Jane Ferguson and Shirley Flanders. Standing a- bove is Marion Hegg. Oh! They're really fighting over me! says Joan Brewster. In the clinch are Terry Beddow and T. R. Brisbine. This Page Sponsored By FATHER LAWRENCE J. JANUS 15

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£ehicr J Vtiit To £tate Capitol Seniors gathered around the circu- lar bench in the Capitol to relax for a minute and make plans for their next tour which was the Highway Depart- ment Building. Governor Joe Foss took time out of his busy schedule to spend about forty-five minutes with the W. H. S. students. Phyllis Baseman sat in Joe's chair as he explained his proposed budget to her and T. R. Brisbine. A very informal at- mosphere prevailed around the Governor's office -----most of his official visitors called him Joe. The machine that received such avid attention from Mary Jane Ferguson and several other seniors was one used to test highway bridges. During this demonstration test 1 54, 000 pounds of pressure was plac- ed on the cement slab before it began to crack. Mr. Loren Rimer, a former Woon- socket resident and WHS graduate, conducted the seniors on their tour of the Capitol and Highway Building. Loren works for the Highway De- partment. This Page Sponsored By THE POST OFFICE - -ROTI PRODUCE 17