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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Because I H if We oliol this . March 25-We had a s-w-e-e-t time tonight. Where? Why, did not you know, at the Activity Prom, sponsored by the Senior Girls Club. But who would not have a time like this one in a CANDYLAND environment. Gum- drop trees, pink cotton candy sky, and a jaw breaker well set the scene for the punch stand. Klitz Kids Band, secluded in a candy house, broke forth with some of those mellow blues. The trio consisting of three sweet girls, sang Three Young Maids Went a-Wooingf' Those who were too ex- cited to sit climbed aboard the train, destination CANDYLAND. Just drip- ping with gooey good stuif were the three huge sundae mountains decorat- ing the north wall. After all was said, and the evening danced away, any- thing but candy kisses was passed around. We were able to enjoy this 61 I,