Redfield High School - Pheasant Yearbook (Redfield, SD)

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STATERS 12' 1 vx 'Ni alternate. While there, the boys set up a model state and were taught the principles of good citizenship MR. HCDLLAND MR BACON The power behind those mops and brooms is supplied by RHS custodians, Mr. Holland and Mr. Bacon, who keep our building neat and clean. Around Homecoming Mr. Ba- can, an accomplished artist, is kept very busy drawing pos- ters for the various skits and floats. Mary Hill and Treva Smith Cleft to right abovel repre- sented Redfleld High at the fourth annual Girls State held in Mitchell on the Dakota Wesleyan campus While the girls were there a model state was set up and they learned about the American system of government Serving as alternate was Barbara Dawson Redfield High was represented at the 1950 Boys State held at N.S.T.C., Aberdeen by Eugene Littel Charles Par sons, standing, and Frank Hoff left with Daryl Schultz as

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DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION First Row llett to ngbtl Leanne Hanson Joan l-lllkemeter Betty Backer All e Compton Phyll s Ernckson Irene Brtnk Second Row Jean Engle Jane Baker Dona Smlth Romana Davls Robsabm Dons Marlette James l-luss Fourth Row Dlck Afdahl Avon Haaffe Dan Ltndermon Ray Schaffer Ed Thomas Bob Compton Mr Berg advuser VISUAL AID If you thmk Presrdent Truman has h1s troubles, you should have been around last Fall to talk to Prmcxpal Iver C Berg Mr Berg IS teacher of DlStflbUt1V6 Educatlon When th1rty five stu dents turned out to take advantage of the voca tronal course offered 1n merchand1s1ng and sell mg, trouble brewed The classes of former years usually numbered about f1fteen Imaglne the shock when he saw there was barely standmg room The purpose of th1s course IS to prepare the student for part1c1pat1on III the bus1ness world They get actual exper1 by workmg fifteen hours and more per week A dellcate rnachlne some RHS student power behmd 1t, and the class 1S ready to see one of the many vocat1onal I'I1OV16S that are shown to the var1ous classes through out the year Whether the movle IS show1ng IOHS and protons or the proper breakfast dlet, the class thorough ly enjoys the whole set UP Vrsual A1d at RHS started way back ten years ago Srnce then It has grown untrl th1rty schools belong to a coop eratrve film 11brary Standing left to rlght Mr Buck Mr Larson Arnold Larson Fr nk H ff Melvtn Htlkemeter Culbert Watson Bruce Backer Walt Brach V0Q9l DO9lYV' 50fWQer Darrel Scnultz Bob Van Vleet Bull Koester D an Ltnderman Ed Bachtoltz Marlnn Stahl Eugene Lsttel Seated lett to nght Delbert Bottum Danavon Llnderman Jack McDermott .gf 17 ' . .J I f I A 4. -n Q 0 1 ' ' ' 5 V Darlene Davus, Rath Anderson, Third Row: Audrey Olson, Bontta Larson, Danna Dvorak, Onrlec GDCE WOI'ki1'1g ClOWI1tOW1'1, 7 fr' ' ' Y . . , ' X 9 U V G I 'f l . . ' ' l 1 1 , 5 , l 1 , - I I Q '

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