Woonsocket High School - Redmen Yearbook (Woonsocket, SD)

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Because of the size of the Junior Class, two sessions of American History were held. This is the afternoon session. Both sessions were under the direction of W. J. Foe rs ter. Junior AcWtiei Mrs. Basham instructing a section of Typ- ing I for the Juniors. Fred Hagman, Arthur Neilson, Bob Hansowitz and Mickey Murtha per- form a Physics lab ex- periment while Mr. Fish- er supervises. Directing Junior activities this year were Joyce Flanders, Vice-Pres.; Mary Ann Merriman, Sec. Treas. ; Julie Murphy, Pres. ; Bob Hopper, Student Council re- presentative. Mrs. Basham and Mrs. Sev- erence were the class advisers. This Page Sponsored By BOTS BAR--STEICHEN SERVICE A group of Juniors take a rest after work- ing an the Ki-Yi Day float. Their float won first prize in the parade.

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The Cathttal fccijaltif Julie Murphy Mickey Murtha Dennis McCoy Kirk McCoy Arthur Neilsen Jim Paulson Andrew Repsys Judy Rumelhart Trudy Schlicht Marilyn Schmiedt Jim Smith Joan Smith Craig Starr Lennie Swanson Ramona Taylor Deloris Vallen Wally Wells Shirley Wolf This Page Sponsored By HENDRICK'S IGA STORE--JO JO STORE 27

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 Uti flante WaA 4unt fle Ilie Junior play cast pauses with a sigh of relief after their presentation of His Name Was Aunt Nellie. Ramona Taylor, Mrs. Marie Moran, Craig Starr, Jim Smith, Dennis McCoy, Larry Moran, Bob Hanso- witz and Joyce Flanders are standing while Bonnie Brewster, Julie Murphy, Trudy Schlicht and Joan Smith recline on the dav- enport. This mystery comedy enjoyed three pre- sentations; a matinee, and evening perfor- mances on April 29, 30. Julie Murphy sneaks up on Joan Smith, Ramona Taylor and Jim Smith. At this mo- ment, Jim was in one of his fantastic at- tires, playing the roll of another Aunt Nellie. This Page Sponsored By F. D. RICHARDS-- MID WEST HOTEL 29 Craig Starr, at this point partially dres- sed as Aunt Nellie, explains another touchy situation to Bob Hansowitz, Larry Moran and Dennis McCoy.