Woonsocket High School - Redmen Yearbook (Woonsocket, SD)

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STUDENT COUNCIL GOVERNS The Student Council, seated left to right, are: Rochele Wolter, Larry Sandness, vice- president; Bob Dankey, Dick Authier, president; Bob Pierce, secretary-treasurer; John Sandness, Janis Berg. Standing: Douglas Farris, Bill Ball, Tom Elenz, Craig Beddow. Once again this year the Student Coun- cil was guided by Mr. Jared and Mrs. Basham as advisors. Some of the functions sponsored by this group were the organization and engi- neering of the September Homecoming parade, the setting up of qualifications for Chief and Princess, anr! also the sponsoring of a few dances. These meetings were presided over by Dick Authier, Council president. Dick Nationalists for Our Are the Leader Best 18

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School at W. H. S. is not all study ing and hard work. The administration has set aside certain periods of the day to enable the student body to participate in various extracurricular activities. The students here have a competitive spirit. They rise early for band to pre- pare for a forthcoming contest; they practice hours after school to ready themselves for that next big football game; they form a loyal Pep Club to cheer their Redmen to victory. Let me show you the spirit and en- thusiasm of these groups as they per- form and compete. ACTIVITIES 17

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GIRLS KEEP LIBRARY IN ORDER Bock Row, standing left to right: Ellen Bezpaletz, Liz Baruth, Janis Berg, Kay Sandness, Lea Jane Moran, Emogene Cross, Jean Parker, Ruby Zirpel, Darlene Lar- son, Jean Farris, Nancy Georgen. Seated: Karen Larson. The librarians' daily activities are checking out books, checking them in, and putting them on the shelves. The yeurly activities consist of a complete inventory, plocing all books under their re- spective categories. Many books were rebound for use and many new books were purchased this past year. Officers are: Karen Larson, vice-president; and Lea Jane Moran, secretary-treasurer. SPEECH STUDENTS ARE SUCCESSFUL The declam students who rep- resented Woonsocket High School at the District 21 Declam Contest were Jean Asper, Kathy Schroeder, Rochele Wolter, and Liz Baruth. Jean received a superior, Kathy, Rochele, and Liz received excel- lent ratings. Not pictured, but placing as county winner in the Soil and Water Conservation Contest, was Bonnie Steichen. She competed in the Regional Contest in Mitchell. Three entered the National Law Day Original Speech Contest. They were Judy Asper, 1st place with a prize of five dollars; Bob Donkey, 2nd place and Kathy Schroeder, 3rd place. Standing from bock row, left to right: Mary Schroeder, Lila Swenson, Sheila Maurice, Jean Parker, Barbara Linke, Mary Hendrick, Judy Asper, Gary Nielson, Kay Sandness, Liz Baruth, Jean Asper. Front Row: Rochele Wolter, Kathy Schroeder, Mr. Thomas, advisor. 19