Redfield High School - Pheasant Yearbook (Redfield, SD)

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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.

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Staff Censors K Seated tLefi to Rxghil Janet G1llette Phyllls Koester Jerry Ruddy Marvel Fltzgerald Bob Clark, Mary H1ll Marlon Seeman Shlrley Gavette Beverleye Crltes Conn1eJessen Second Row Colleen M1chels Maxme Sumner Beverly Rausch MCFUSS F1tzgerald Dlane Gu1le Roberta Albrecht Faye Snyder Emmalee Myers Norma Haskell Sally Afdahl Nadlne Esser Mary Ann Zens Third Row Darlyce Johnson Sh1rley Freeberg Betty Norbeck Mary Hlrtzel Marjorle Leesch G1lbert Watson, Arnold Larsen Arlene Ferguson B111 Syverson Jack McDermott Gale F1sher Charles Parsons Top ed1tor1al pos1t1ons on the Pheasant Call are usually ap- pomted on the baS1S of a year s experlence Ed1tor 1n Ch1ef tlus year was Mary H111 news edltors were Marlon Seeman and Marvel Fltz gerald feature edltor was Shlrley Gavette and sports edltor was Bob Clark The Pheasant Call dates back to 1928 for ltS beglnnmg and has a perfect record of not rrussmg an ISSUE The goal for staffers IS to rece1ve memberslup ln the Qulll and Scroll Soctety Four Jumors and one sen1or were accepted th1s year The S D H S P A DlStrlCt meet1ng held 111 Conde was attended by Marlon Seeman Conme J essen Beverleye Crltes and Shlrley Gavette They secured many helpful hlnts and were entertamed w1th two mov1es Next years meet1ng w1ll be held 111 Bath, and attendlng w1l1 be Jumors of the Pheasant Call , JESSAMINE COOLIDGE Year after year each Fresh- man Class each Pheasant Call Staff each student in English I each seeker in the library each co-worker on the faculty has found ein you a willing adviser an enthusiastic helper and a generous friend.