Woonsocket High School - Redmen Yearbook (Woonsocket, SD)

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The Junior Class started the year with twenty-nine members. Sally and Ronald Ryan and Leslie Hollingsworth did not return after their soohomore year. The class was reduced still more when Roger Payne drooped out and Doris Titus transferred to Letcher. Martin Emerson joined the class the second semester. Loren Gerleman and Mary Peters reigned as Carnival Kin and Oueen. Breaking previous records, the class earned £311.2o. The class financed the Junior-Senior Prom by netting £91.35 in pop and ice cream bar sales at the Pony Hills Conference Tournament, and by present- ing The Big Blow-Dp, directed by Keith Warne, January 30. Merlin Fisher and Jim Bowden were added to the Hi-Life staff, and Janice Noble, Sheldon Murohy, Delores Leonard, Merlin Fisher, Dean Teller, and Norman Gutzmer were on the Annual staff. Six'bovs went out for basketball:- Sheldon Murohy, Dean Teller, Loren Gerleman, Merlin Fisher, Dean Peterson, and Richard Emerson. Merlin, Dean, and Richard received letters. Merlin Fisher, Dean Teller, and Loren Gerleman were football letter men. Richard Emerson and Merlin Fisher received letters in track. Janice Noble gave a baritone solo Delores Leonard, a saxaphone solo; and Norma Hopper and Mary Ellen McCoy sang in the sextette at the music contest in Kimball. Merlin Fisher won superior ratings at local and district declamatory contests and an excellent rating at the regional contest. Class officers were: Sheldon Murphy, President; Dean Teller, Vice Presi- dent; Jim Bowden, Secretary Treasurer. Mrs. Edythe Basham was class advisor. Junior Class Officers