Redfield High School - Pheasant Yearbook (Redfield, SD)

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Letterman s Club fN ggxagiogulgiftlio Sight! Cornellus F1r1k B111 Syverson Robert Van Vleet Roger Appel Eugene Llttel, o z arles Parsons Benme Drown Coach Greeno Second Row Dav1d Esser Duane Day Marlan Stahl Marvm Newman Ronald Day Roger Denker Daryl Schultz Gordon Larsen Bob Clark. Third Row Gordon Mullenberg Delbert Boyd George Larson Forrest G1bson Alfred Noren Harley Han iglttllim Downs Ronnie Betten Allen Flsher Marvm Marlette Gllbert Watson Milton Mayden Robert The Lettermens Club 1S composed of boys who have lettered ln any one of the varlous athletlcs 1n whlch they competed Thls year the lettermen sold enclls P wlth the basketball schedule prlnted on them These were a favorlte among the students Also th b d e oys serve as ushers at the basketball tournaments th1s was done as a courtesy to the v1s1tors Headlng the Lettermens Club were Alfred Noren Presldent Forrest G1bSOH VICE Presldent and Roger Denker Secretary Treasurer Plctured at the left IS Chuck Par sons who has been Student Manager for the past three years We feel that lt 1S about t1me he was glven a l1ttle recog'n1t1on for h1s deeds Chuck has not only helped the boys at the varlous games, but he has kept the equlpment ln shape and ready to go for the next season So we feel that Chuck deserves a Good Conduct Medal for hlS servlce 'H W, l, .5 - v Q1 5' aft: I N , ' ' I . U Rx ' R I 6 . 'f , 3 ' . . . . . . . . ' -1 1 1 I 1 1 ' , , . 2 , , . . ' P 1 1 . 1 1 ' , 1 . 1 l 1 . 1 . 1 ' 9 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' - ' 1 . . . , , . . . . - . l - 7, 7 1 1 1 1. ' - ll 77 1 ' ' ' IK H

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Diplomatic Corps Declam Students - Seated. left to right: Dorothy Hardie, Katherine Keller, Gale Fisher, Shirley Gavette, Ruth Miller. Standing. left to right: Jean Yada, Jerry Ruddy, Darlene Hoffman, Doris Ehrich, Juan Mc- Carty, David Hanson, James Carter, Bernadine Pfister, Lois Hoffman, Lue Ann Jungwirth, Marlene Pfister. Beverleye Crites. Debate The pro's and con's of Should America Reject the Welfare State were heatedly argued most of the season by debaters. For most of them this was a new experience, but after nightly sessions and study hall periods they Won the district and regional tourna- ments. To keep things from getting too dull, they were snowbound for a day in Mitchell. Miss Nelson, as coach, patiently bore with the debaters all through the season. Declomdtion As November 15 drew near, Miss Nelson began to sigh, despairing over unlearned declamations, because that fatal date marked the evening of the home declamation contest. The students in the contest got up with chat- tering teeth and shaking knees to deliver their selections. The winners, Shirley Gavette, Gale Fisher, Dorothy Hardie and Ruth Miller, accompanied by Miss Nelson and the rest of the class, went to N orthville, where the district contest was held. Red.field's con- testants all received third place honors. Seated. left to right: James Carter, Virgie Sisson, Jean Haider, Marjorie Leesch, Joan Sprague, Ruth Miller. Standing, loft to right: Dennis Reinmuth, Jack Enstrom, Charles Parsons, Gale Fisher, Wayne Fisher, Jack McDermott, Bennie Drown, Miss Nelson.