Woonsocket High School - Redmen Yearbook (Woonsocket, SD)

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HOMECOMING CANDIDATES The royalty car awaits its turn in the parade. 26

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The twirlers put their best feet forward. Why would anyone want a stupid little ball? HOMECOMING 1965 Homecoming festivities commenced its lively pace on the eve of Thursday, Oc- tober 21. The evening started with the royalty procession, including the Choral- ettes and Choraleers who provided vocal entertainment. A skit was also put on by some of the WHS students. The traditional song Indian Love Call was sung by Lea Moran. Highlighting the evening was the crowning of Jean Hinker as princess and Bill Sandness as chief. After the coro- nation, a pep meeting held in the old auditorium, sparked the students into an enthusiastic mood for the traditional bon- fire and snake dance held at the old ball park. On the following day, Friday, a parade at 1 :00 o’clock started the festivities. Adding spice to a gala Homecoming was a football win over the Plankinton Pirates. Half-time entertainment provided by the Woonsocket High School Band added musical variety. The evening entertain- ment started with a banquet for the alumni, football players, cheerleaders, and senior class. A light musical touch was provided by the Choralettes and Choraleers. The Homecoming dance brought the festivities of 1965 Homecoming to an end. Group decorates the assembly. Congratulations! ! Mass Confusion?? No, Homecoming