Redfield High School - Pheasant Yearbook (Redfield, SD)

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FUR T H E P1-IEASANTS HN' CBEEY-LEP-DEV-Sz .isdn qkgnfiq Eidsness, Hornet P06005- Schokief , f ' Koi Scimittgr und, Dov mite Yr ,,.f i' W! W indie , Are you ready? Yaa, mani Were ready to iead a yeh or a song, to pian a skit 'ror the next pep meeting, or t to have a routine practicef' an- PQ' cheerieaders. Dressed iris ied cheer- tbaii ius sw ered the ' biue and white, the g PF iootbaii and baske District Tourna- inute', in ing, at aii games and at the t Oops, excuse them a m a bit yoiceiess. wen . they seem to be Luciiie lundei B CHEERLEADERS: lu M C ,gy M ' essen Seven! Pxgiicyi 0 ' unwn Budget' Ginnie I , ss 11 teams Y Wherever you iound the B piaying, there you round the HB' cheerieaders iending their suppoft with noise. That meant cheerieading at GM B iootbail and basketbaii games and at the Sunshine Tourna- ment.

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ITS A GOOD CNE' Freshman Basketball Schedule REDFIELD HURON REDFIELD FAULKTON REDFIELD ASHTON REDFIELD HURON REDFIELD 39 ASHTON Gilbert Watson Wayne Fisher Roger Ferguson Jack McDermott Stand ng Phul p Tewell John Bottum Delbert Werss David Esser Wesley Clark Douglas Hancock Duane Hoff man Redfleld Hlgh School s Freshman squad coached by Marvin Larson has won two games and lost three durlng the season The defeats came at the hands of the Clark B team and a strong Huron frosh team whlch holds two v1ctor1es over the Redfield club The v1ctor1es have come at the expense of Faulkton and Ashton Gllbert Watson has been the Blg Gun for the frosh as on two separate occaslons he scored thlrty po1nts 1n one game once aga1nst Ashton and once agalnst Huron Jack McDermott Bob Mandery Duane Flsher Roger Ferguson and several other boys played outstand1ng basketball Although they lacked s1ze they played 1mpress1ve basketball on all occa s1ons Coach Larson IS hoplng to schedule several more games next year There was not a tournament although talk centered around the fact that there was supposed to be one 1n the latter part of March Starthnq Statlstlcs from the Sports World Wh11e browsing around 1n the coach s Off1C9 the other day coach and I got to talklng about our usual subject sports I found out that many events occur that go unheard of such as the fact that seventy seven RHS boys out of a boy populatlon of one hundred and slxty one competed 1n 1nter school athletics durlng the season of 1949 1950 The mile relay team which took first at the Reg1on Four Track Meet 1S the first to go from Redfield to the state meet s1nce about 1931 Did you know that the 61 0 score of the Redf1eld Clark game 1S the highest score any Pheasant football squad has made? I I 29 .,,......... - ,..... 53 48 ,.........,.,,.....V 13 48 ,,..... - ....,.....V 44 4l,..-, r....,.V..., 1 50 -H, ,r,,,, W, w-,s, , 29 Kneeling, lleft to rightl: Mr. Larson, Ronnie Pedersen, Robert Mandery, Ray Schonfield, , ' , ' , . i 1 'i , . . , , 7 7 ' GL H , . . . . . . ' H ' !, I n . - Q . ,a , . . 7 7 7 I . . . , . ' ' Q . ,

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F F ICE GIRLS Mary Lou New- man, Donna Sis- son, Roselle Cook, Barbara Dawson, Donna Dvorak, a n d L a V o n n e Miller Cleft to rightj. Missing on this picture is Jo- anne Jaragoske. USHERS With a supporting arm and a cheery smile come the ushers Cleft to rightj Geraldine Clark, Mona Oes- chle, LaVonne Miller, Beverly Jor- genson, Marilyn Schultz, Betty Schwartz, Arlene Larson, Marion Schultz, and adviser Mrs. Gotaas. The girls are employed at basketball games, plays, concerts and graduation exercises. LIBRARIAN S Peeking their heads through the library window are: fleft to rightj Mary Lou Rousch, Connie Jessen, Alice Jean Botturn, Mary Ann Fer- guson, Betty Schwartz, Virginia Eids- ness, Treva Smith, Peggy Mandery, Bonnie Appletoft. The girls are in charge of the library during one of their study halls. Keeping order, checking books, and assisting stu- dents with reference material keep the girls busy.