Woonsocket High School - Redmen Yearbook (Woonsocket, SD)

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Suzie Steichen and Jerry Ball Vickie Bittner and Jon Farris One of the most important DAYS OF A SENIORS' LIFE is Homecoming. The 1976-1977 Ki-Yi Days began on September 20 with float building. The beginning of the main event was the girls' basketball game between the Wessington Springs Spartans and the victorious Woonsocket Red- men. Following the basketball game, Jon Farris, Jeff Davis, Jerry Ball, Suzie Steichen, Lori Cahill, and Vickie Bittner, homecoming candidates, marched in to the beat of the tom-tom. Student body vice-presi- dent, Jeff Tiede, crowned Priceness Lori Cahill and Chief Jeff Davis. Entertainment was provided by the senior girls who sang Tumblin' Tumbleweed and I'm an Indian Too , a junior class skit, and the cheerleaders skit. A pep rally and the burning of the W followed. September 24 began with the finishing of floats. The parade began at 1:30 P.M. with the color guard and Governor Richard Kneip in the lead. At 7:30 Friday night the Woonsocket Redmen were defeated by the Iroquois Chiefs. Evergreen helped ease disappointment at the Homecoming dance. Homecoming '76 came to an end Saturday with the alumni banquet and dance.

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Carnival candidates included: Seniors, Kim Beach and Jon Farris; Sophomores, Denise Trudeau and Scott Bollinger; Freshmen, Sandy Baysinger and Steve Esterbrook. The Juniors earned top honors for the third year in a row. Candidates Regina Kilcoin and Roger Parker reigned over the event by making $463. 89. Freshmen obtained $408. 52, Sophomores earned $273. 23, and the Seniors scraped together $109.56. The proceeds for the October 31, 1976 Carnival went to the PTA and a percentage to each class.