Redfield High School - Pheasant Yearbook (Redfield, SD)

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ei Distinguished Service NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Left to Right Eugene Llttel Barbara Dawson Charles Parsons Mary H111 Alfred Noren Mary Lou Newman R1Ch8Td Jackson Vlrgmla Barnes The Qulll and Scroll IS an orgamzatxon for the students who have won recogmtlon 111 Journahsm These are the students who break the1r backs trylng to get that one and only Pheasant Call out on tune The Qulll and Scroll IS a natxonal orgamzatlon there- fore, lt 1S a great honor to become one of 1ts few honored members Membership 1n this orgamzatlon 1S hunted that IS why only the ones who work the hardest become members of the Quill and Scroll Character Leadership SCh012.I'Sh1p and Servlce are the vlrtues stressed for member ship 1n the Nat1ona1 Honor Soc1ety The So- ciety this year started to prmt a student hand book but due to the lack of trme It was not completed On May 16.there were f1VE mem bers of the J un1or class lllltlated into the Redfield Chapter of the National Honor So- c1ety They were Lue Ann Jungwuth Betty Jane Paananen Ruth Miller, Benny Drown and Daelyn Sanger QUILL AND SCROLL-Left to Right Marxan Seeman Conme Jessen Shlrley Gavette Mary H111 Charles Parsons Beverleye Crxtes 'K 1' kx - ' 2 ' , ' , . ' I l I I I ' Y l 7 7 u n - - ' ' 1 Y 7 7 . S - ' . 3 . . . , ! . : . , . v . 1 , , , . , J! as L I 5, A . ' ,W 1 1 97 2 -Q 1 rv. H.: YM. - ,. lj Z if-ll 5. a ft f ' A -' , Q-1 ' 1 , if X 6 1 1 X 512, . 1

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Ct1V1tY Prom 1 Above Gale Flsher and B111 Syverson are seen croomng to the crowd Left Even 1f Mary H111 does look sleepy she 18 workmg very hard on the decoratlons Rxght The Sen1or glrls m all d1fferent POSIUOIIS are colonng the background for the prom The Senxor g1I'1S worked very hard to add to the success of the Act1v1ty Prom The theme was Harbor Llghts, On one wall you could see the sllhouette of the great clty of New York Even lf It was snowlng the mght of the Prom everyone had a wonderful tune dancmg to the muslc of Lynn Dorsey and Ins orchestra Everyone had such a ood tune that no one remembered to take any plctures for time annual so consequently all we can show you 18 the work that went mto the makmg of the prom.

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Here we see Student Council mem- ber LeRoy Stapp making a tremend- ous sale to Robert Clark. Who could pose for a better picture than our future members of the P. X., the eighth graders? The Youth Center is a place where one sees a great many Redfield High and Jr. High students two nights out of the week. Dancing, ping pong, and checkers are the three most-liked activities. At the left we see two fellow class- mates battling a checker game out to the finish. Ping Pong, one of the favorite sports, is being played here by Clifford Hagen and an unseen opponent.