Woonsocket High School - Redmen Yearbook (Woonsocket, SD)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1953 volume:

i o fic£ j 7?fo dUc UhM' Ocuc s usMts? Dusts ?3 Z-S3 {SSOSzs- To you, Miss Hollister, we dedicate this 1953 Redmen with very sincere gratitude for your 21 years of unselfish service to our school and community. Qjflrncb ?fajj2 £s STUDENT BODY OFFICERS F. E. FISHER, Superintendent Algebra, Geometry, Physics ANNA HOLLISTER, Principal American History English I, III, IV FRED MEIER, Coach Sociology Biology, General Science Adv. Civics, World History MRS. ELLA KORTHALS Home Economics I II MRS. EDYTKE BASHAM Band, Vocal, Grade Music DON TRABING Shop I tc II, English II BETTY LOU FOERSTER Bookkeeping Typing I II, Shorthand PATRICK HOWARD CHARLES KNIGGE Basketball 1, Band 12, Finders Creepers 3� Basketball Manager Class Vice-President 2, Glee Club 123U. Finders Creepers 3, Glee Club 123U� Mixed Chorus 3 Carnival King 3, Class Vice-Pres. 3, MARGARET MORAN Sextet 23U Band 123U, Finders Creepers 3� Mixed Chorus 1231+, Mezzo-soprano Solo 3, Glee Club I23I4.� Homecoming Queen lj., Drum Trio 3, Student Body Vice-Pres. I4., Drum Duet l|.. JOANNE ANDERSON Glee Club 123U Mixed Chorus 3. NORMA BROWN Finders Creepers 3� Glee Club 123k� Mixed Chorus 23k� Plano Solo k� Band 123k� Accompanist 13U Paper Staff 23k� Class Sec.- Trees. I4., DAR Representative I4.. ARLAN FEISTNER Track 3k� Finders Creepers 3� Band 1231 ., Cornet Solo 3k� Glee Club 123ll Annual Staff I4., Boys State Representative 3� Declam 123� Mixed Chorus 3U SHIRLEY BROWN BOB GOEMAN Band 12311 Mixed Chorus 123k� Glee Club 123U Clarinet Solo 3k� Annual Staff I4.. Basketball 123k� Glee Club 12, Football II4., Declara 12, Annual Staff.3 Finders Creepers 3� Declam 12, Track 12li. GLENNIS FITTING Finders Creepers 3� Glee Club 123k� Baton Twirler 123k� Band 123k� Class Sec.-Treas. 1, Paper Staff 23k� Annual Staff 1, Mixed Chorus 12k, Cheerleader li. Queen Candidate 2, Declam 123. JOAN DRUSE Finders Creepers 3� Sextet I4., Mixed Chorus 123k� Class Pres. I4., Band 123k� Octette 3. JUANITA BASEMAN Finders Creepers 3� Glee Club 123U, Mixed Chorus 123U, Band 1 23b. BOB PARSONS Basketball 123U- Class Pres, 1, Football 3b� Finders Creepers 3, Band 12, Declam 1, Glee Club 123k� King Candidate 1, Student Body Sec.-Treas. 3 Mixed Chorus 23k. DARWIN NOBLE NAOMI DUNLAP Basketball 123kt Football 23k� Track 1, Finders Creepers 3� Glee Club 123k Class Vice-Pres. b� Boys Quartet 3� Mixed Chorus 23b. Glee Club 123U, Paper Staff b� Deciam II4.. MARY ASHFELD Finders Creepers 3� Glee Club 123U Mixed Chorus 13k� Soprano Solo 3b� Sextet b. MARVA AMMON Finders Creepers 3, Glee Club 123U, Band 123U Carnival Queen 3, Mixed Chorus 3b� Girls State Representative 3 Clarinet Solo 3b� Annual Staff 3b� Class Pres. 2. JOHN BALL Basketball 123li Glee Club 2314-� Mixed Chorus 3li Football 13U Track 1, Finders Creepers 3 Class Sec.-Treas. 3 Homecoming King 1;, Student Body Pres. I4.. JANET ROTI Finders Creepers 3 Glee Club 123 Mixed Chorus 23 Octette 3 Class Vice-Pres. 1, Class Sec.- Treas. 2, Cheerleader 23 Queen Candidate 1, Band 123. MARILYN MIER SHIRLEY HANSEN Glee Club 1231; Mixed Chorus I4., Band 1. Staff 3, Declara 3 Student Body Sec.-Treas. 3 Class Sec.-Treas. 3, Royal Queen 3• Basketball 1, Junior Play, Glee Club 123. Mixed Chorus 3 Paper JOAN PAYNE Mixed Chorus 123U Annual Staff Ij., Band 123U Sextet 3ht Declam 1, Soprano Solo I4., Baritone Solo 3. ARLEN SCHROEDER Einders Creepers 3 Octette 3, Boys Glee Club 123U Vocal solo 3li Boys Quartet 3U Mixed Chorus 123U SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Pres., Joan Druse; Vice-Pres., Darwin Noble; Sec.-treas., Norma Brown. SENIOR CLASS HISTORY The class of 1953 began its career in September of 19U9 with an enrollment of 30. Those registered were: Marva Ammon, Joanne Anderson, Marvin Anderson, Mary Ashfeld, John Ball, Juanita Baseman, Eugene Bunkowski, Le Roy Bradwish, Norma Brown, Shirley Brown, Joan Druse, Naomi Dunlap, Jim Emerson, Glennis Fitting, Robert Goeman, Shirley Hansen, Pat Howard, Charles Knigge, Margaret Moran, Darwin Noble, Delilia Noltensmeier, Robert Parsons, James Patterson, Joan Payne, Nadene Roache, Janet Roti, Arlen Schroeder, Eugene Schmidt, Patty Thompson, Carl Wolf. Class officers were Robert Parsons, Pres- ident; Janet Roti, Vice-President; Glennis Fitting, Secretary-treasurer. Class candidates for Carnival King and Queen were Bob Parsons and Janet Roti. Two members of the class dropped out, Eugene Schmidt at the end of the second six weeks, and Eugene Bunkowski at the end of the year. During their Sophomore year, class officers were Marva Ammon, President; Pat Howard, Vice-President; Janet Roti, Secretary-treasurer. Candidates for Carnival King and Queen were Arlan Feistner and Glennis Fitting. Five members discontinued school here during the second year; Delilia Noltensmeier, Le Roy Bradwish, Marvin Anderson. Jim Patterson, and Nadene Roache. Class officers during the Junior year, 1951-52, were Margaret Moran, President; Charles Knigge, Vice-President; John Ball, Secretary-treasui er. During this year, the class succeeded in raising the most money to win the election for their candidates for Carnival King and Queen, Marva Ammon and Charles Knigge. The class play presented was Finders Creepers” and was under the direction of Keith Warne. Marva Ammon and Arlan Feistner were selected as Girl and Boy a State Representatives. Patty Thompson and Jim Emerson dropped out of school during this third year. Senior year enrollment began with 22. One new student was added to the class roll when Marilyn Mier transferred here from Irwin High School. Janet Roti discontinued school leaving the class with a total of 21 members. John Ball and Margaret Moran were chosen to reign as King and Queen of Ki Yi Day, the first homecoming to be held in approximately 20 years. Class officers were Joan Druse, President; Darwin Noble, Vice-President; and Norma Brown, Secretary-treasurer. Back: Richard Sweeney, Darwin Peterson, Wallace Rauch, Gordon Kappel, Jim Jenssen, Tom McCoy, Bob Brewer, Jim Forbes. Center: Jim McCoy, Bernard Ashfeld, Jim Davis, Mary Ellen Hollingsworth. Darleen Wells, Judy Ritter, Mrs. Korthals. Front: Marva Ruraelhart, Betty Vallen, Theresa Howard, Janet Steichen, Katherine Houlihan, Lois Druse, Barbara Barstead, Janet Gutzmer. Twenty-two eager students began their Junior year at Woonsocket High on September 1, 1952. The only new student was Darleen Wells. Theresa Howard was elected President; „ Katherine Houlihan, Vice-President; and Janet Steichen, Secretary-treasurer. Gordon Kappel was elected Secretary- treasurer of the student body. Juniors that participated in declam work were Janet Steichen and Katherine Houlihan. Katherine Houlihan acted as assistant-editor of the Hi-Life Staff. Those on the Annual Staff are Judy Ritter, Janet Steichen, Theresa Howard, Jim Forbes, and Janet Gutzmer. The boys that lettered in football were Jim Davis and Jim Jenssen. Jim Davis, Gordon Kappel, Jim Jenssen, Jim McCoy, Tom McCoy, and Darwin Peterson participated in basketball. CLASS OFFICERS Sec.-treas., Janet Steichen; Pres., Theresa Howard; Vice-Pres., Katherine Houlihan Back: Hubert Scott, Thomas Steichen, William Schroeder, Ronald Marsh, Donald Olinger, Richard Parsons, Ronald Goeman, and Robert Schutt. Center: Viola Smith, Wanda Rumelhart, Marlene Reisland, Janice Heaton, Joyce Witt, Aubrey Fisher, Delvin Feistner, Mr. Meier. Front: Darlene Goergen, Alma Larson, Mary Paulson, Sharilyn Schlicht, Mary Lou Emerson, Norma Knigge, Margy Moberg, Shirley Dechow. Twenty-two students started their second year of High School in 1952. Marlene Reisland moved away on December 1. Mr. Meier was introduced as class advisor. Class officers were President, Ronald Marsh; Vice-President, Richard Parsons; Secretary-treasurer, Thomas Steichen. Those active in basketball were Aubrey Fisher, Ronald Marsh, William Schroeder, Richard Parsons, Ronald Goeman. Thomas Steichen was elected cheerleader by the student body. William Schroeder and Aubrey Fisher represented the class in declam work, Aubrey winning a superior rating at the contest in Plankinton. Pres., Ronald Marsh; Sec.-treas., Tom Steichen; Vice-Pres., Richard Parsons Back: Dan Moran, Albert Schmidt, Robert Thompson, Wendell Ferguson, Robert Brown, Louise Hines, Virginia Taylor. Center: Rodney Graham, Gary Ronnefeldt, George Fuerst, Merlyn Barstead, Gordon Haugen, Bernard Olinger, Leon Eddy, Mr. Trabing. Front: Mary Brewer, Marilyn Ammon, Sharon Rumelhart, Harriett Decker, Deanna Thill, Mary Jo Ball, Anita Wolf, Patricia Mier. Twenty-two Freshmen entered Woonsocket High School in September,”but Jerry Klaas and Dorothy Foos dropped out be- fore the semester. Class officers were President, Deanna Thill; Vice-President, Bernard Olinger; and Secretary- treasurer, Mary Jo Ball. Class advisor was Mr. Trabing. Mary Jo Ball was on the Hi-Life Staff. Robert Brown, Wendell Ferguson, Dan Moran, Gary Ronnefeldt, and Robert Thompson participated in foot- ball. Those taking part in basketball were: Robert Brown, Leon Eddy, Wendell Ferguson, George Fuerst, Dan Moran, Bernard Olinger, Gary Ronnefeldt, and Robert Thompson. Mary Jo Ball and Deanna Thill were two of our twirlers. Assembly Hall Red Morning after Prom English IV Advanced Civics Class Assembly Hall American History Class J. Ball-Shop Class Geometry Class G. Fitting-Biology Lab. Freshmen Home Ec. Class Biology Class Bookkeeping Class Bookkeeping Class World History Class Physics R. Sweeney-J. Jenssen Physics D. Peterson-D. Ashfe Sr. Typing Class Algebra Class After School Usual Afternoon Coke 14 FEBRUARY 5X 1 2 3 � C- 4 c� r.t£4r 5 4 7 2 °L 0.� 3 r+ 10 fit s� h-kiL e. 64fn 12 b d 5p j + 14 15 ? 6� rv.e_ 14 ff. F n i? G-0. 3«rt,l n 21 22 23 24 25 21 71 1 ru i m T T nT n£ RONNIE MARSH 170 lb. Sophomore Halfback Sept. 19 Sept. 25 Oct. 3 Oct. 10 Oct. 17 Oct. 2b Oct. 31 '—(!• to - JOHN BALL 150 lb. Senior Quarterback Kimball THEY 31+ Letcher 7 Ethan 32 White Lake 20 Plankinton 50 Fort Thompson 6 Artesian 3U Darwin Noble, Bob Parsons, Ronnie Marsh, John Ball, Jim Davis, Coach Fred Meier. Middle Row--Robert Thompson, Bob Goeman, Jim Jenssen, Bob Brown, Aub- rey Fisher, Dan Moran. Front Row--Hubert Scott, Glennis Fitting, Bill Schroeder, Tom Steichen, Jan- et Roti. JIM DAVIS 150 lb. Junior Halfback Woonsocket vs. Fort Thompson ■ BOB PARSONS 170 lb. Senior End - u. Ur� � . 7 Ti. AUBREY FISHER 165 lb. Sophomore Center An inexperienced football squad took the field for Woonsocket High School in 1952 composed of boys who had seen little or no first-string action pre- viously. Their season's record of 2 wins and 5 losses failed to show the spirit and hard work put into the game by players and coach. During this 1952-53 school year, Woonsocket and Artesian with- drew from the Pioneer Football Conference in which Woonsocket has been a member for eight years, to form a new Miner-Sanborn Conference. . DARWIN NOBLE 200 lb. Senior End Woonsocket vs. Ethan (Left to Right) Darwin Noble, John Ball, Jim Davis Aubrey Fisher, Ronnie Marsh, Bob Parsons. BOB GOEMAN 5,9n Guard Senior RONNIE MARSH 6 Forward Sophomore ROBERT PARSONS Center Senior Forestburg vs Woonsocket DARWIN PETERSON 5 6 Guard Junior Wessington Springs College H.S. 40 Redmen 77 Mount Vernon 1+2 tt 65 Notre Dame CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT GAMES: 51+ tt 6C Lane 22 tt 55 Letcher 1+5 tt 1+6 Forestburg 1+7 tt 1+6 Lane 1+2 tt 75 Fedora 29 Tf 58 Alpena 1+2 tt 50 Wessington Springs 32 tt 1+4 Letcher 50 tt 36 Lane M+ tt 64 Forestburg 51+ ft 55 Letcher 58 n 50 Wessington Springs 1+2 tt 1+6 Howard 37 tt 69 Forestburg 62 tt 57 O.T Artesian 30 tt 43 Wessington Springs College H.S, 29 tt 69 Alpena 1+6 tt 64 Marion 1+5 tr 54 Notre Dame DISTRICT TOURNAMENT GAMES: 70 t 64 Lane 31 tt 50 Forestburg 52 tr 42 DANNY MORAN GORDON KAPPEL 5 9” Guard 61Center Freshman Junior DARWIN NOBLE 6' Guard Senior JOHN BALL 5’9i” Forward Senior JIM JENSSEN 5'11 Forward Junior JIM DAVIS 5 9i Guard Junior RICHARD PARSONS 5'11 Forward Sophomore Letcher vs Woonsocket Aubrey Fisher 5 8 Guard Sophomore 9 cvtaotteZ Tortans John Ball and Margaret Moran were selected from a group of six candidates—three boys and three girls—to reign over Ki Y1 Day. Candidates were chosen from the senior class by popular vote of the Student Body. Attendants were Giannis Pitting, Janet Roti, Bob Goeman, and Pat Howard. A large crowd of students, parents, and friends gathered at the City Auditorium on Friday morning, October 21 ., to wit- ness the coronation ceremonies. THE ROYAL PARTY Back Row: Janet Roti, Glennis Fitting, Margaret Moran, John Ball, Pat Howard, Bob Goeraan. Front Row: Jim Smith, Dale Kutil, Susan Brewer, Don Reider, Jim Paulson. Ki Yi Day, Woonsocket High School's first homecoming in approxi- mately twenty years, was held on Friday, October 21 , 1952. Activities began Thursday evening when the Student Body gathered around a huge bonfire in the school yard for a pep fest. This was con- cluded with a snake dance led by the cheerleaders and football boys. Friday morning, coronation ceremonies were held in the City uditorium, at which John Ball and Margaret Moran were crowned King and Queen. In the afternoon, the parade, lead by the Legion color guard and consisting of twirlers, band, and various floats, wound its way from the south end of main street to the football field, where the Woonsocket Red- men triumphed over the Fort Thompson Panthers by a score of 3l -6. Following the football game. Alumni and students gathered at the Parish Hall at 6:30 for the Alumni Banquet. John Ball, president of the Student Body acted as master of ceremonies and Lloyd Webster gave the response for the Alumni. Closing the day's activities was the Alumni Dance sponsored by the American Legion and held in the City Auditorium. THE VICTORIOUS REDMEN Back Row: Jim Forbes, Wendell Ferguson, Darwin Noble, Bob Parsons, Ronnie Marsh, John Ball, Jim Davis, Coach Meier. Center Row: Bob Goeman, Jim Jenssen, Bob Brown, Aubrey Fisher, Dan Moran. Front Row: Robert Thompson, Hubert Scott. Glennis Fitting, William Schroeder, Tom Steichen, and Janet Roti. PoftCbofa; Legion Color-guard King and Queen Float Senior Float Winner of High School division Sophomore Float Junior Float Freshman Float V William Schroeder, Aubrey Fisher Sharilyn Schlicht, Janet Steichen, Katherine Houlihan, Margaret Moran, Naomi Dunlap Marva Ammon Arlan Feistner c6Q Back row: Mary Allen Paulson, Joan Payne, Marva Ammon, Joan Druse, Mary Lou Emerson, Alma Larson, Judy Ritter, Juanita Baseman, Barbara Barstead, Wanda Ruraelhart, Shirley Dechow, Marlene Riesland, Joyce Witt, Virginia Taylor, Joanne Anderson, Janet Gutzmer. Center row: Margaret Moran, Louise Hines, Janet Roti, Mary Ellen Hollingsworth, Naomi Dunlap, Sharilyn Schlicht, Janet Steichen, Janice Heaton, Lois Druse, Theresa Howard, Shirley Brown, Norma Brown, Betty Vallen, Katherine Houlihan, Glennis Fitting, Mary Jo Ball, Instructor Mrs, Edythe Basham. Front row: Mary Brewer, Marilyn Ammon, Harriett Decker, Sharon Rumelhart, Margy Moberg, Norma Knigge, Darlene Goergen, Deanna Thill, Marva Rumelhart, Shirley Hanson, Mary Ashfeld, Viola Smith, Anita Wolf. Back row: Aubrey Fisher, Jim McCoy, William Schroeder, Jim Forbes, Robert Brewer, John Ball, Pat Howard, Bernard Ashfeld, Arlan Schroeder, Albert Schmidt. Second row: Robert Brown, Wendell Ferguson, Darwin Noble, Gordon Kappel, Robert Parsons, George Fuerst. Tom McCoy, Gordon Haugen, Donald Olinger, Instructor Mrs. Edythe Basham. Front row: Darwin Peterson, Delvin Feistner, Rodney Graham, Dan Moran, Thomas Steichen, Charles Knigge, Robert Schutt, Merlyn Barstead, Arlan Feistner. Glennis Pitting, Tom Steichen, Mary Hollingsworth NORMA BROWN W.H.S. DAR County DAR C‘- Chosen on the basis of scholarship, dependability, leadership, honesty, personality, patriotism. Jim McCoy, Bob Schutt, Bob Brewer, Bill Schroeder, Arlan Feist- ner, George Fuerst, Jim Forbes, Margaret Moran, Virginia Taylor Marilyn Ammon. (Middle Row) Shirley Brown, Norma Brown, Theresa Howard, Janice Heaton, Sharilyn Schlicht, Janet Roti, Glennis Fitting, Mary Ellen Hollingsworth, Joan Druse, Mary Lou Emerson, Joan Payne, Mrs. Edythe Basham, Director. (Front Row) Leora Am- mon, Mary Brewer, Mary Allan Paulson, Janet Gutzmer Witte, Phyl- lis Baseman, Marva Ammon, Juanita Baseman, Aubrey Fisher, Judy Ritter, Terry Beddow. HAPPY DAZE V The senior class of 1952 presented this comedy in 3 acts on April 18, 1952. Supt. F. E. Fisher directed the play. The cast included Frances Scott as Betty Lou Maxwell, Raeburn Grassel as Connie Maxwell, Tom Glenn, as thirteen-year-old Wilbur, Janice Howard as Bernadine Smith (Betty Lou s best friend), Nyla Baughfman and Ronald Moses as Mamma and Papa Maxwell, Don Dechow as Mr. Mallory (Pop's boss), Marliss Schroeder as Grandma, and Avis Rumelhart as Aunt Mary. M. Hollingsworth, T, Howard, J. Forbes Last Minute Rush J. Steiohen, J. Davis, G. Kappel, J. Ritter THREE FINGERS IN THE DOOR Hollingsworth, Howard, Houlihan, Ritter, Steichen, Druse, Forbes, Mrs, Korthals, Kappel, Brewer, Davis, Valien. Three Fingers in the Door , a three-act mystery- comedy, was presented by the junior class of 1953 on March 3� 1953. Mrs. Ella Korthals directed the play. The cast Included Gordon Kappel as William Heupel. Theresa Howard as Slyvia Long, Lois Druse as Miss Tessie Tingle, Mary Ellen Hollingsworth as Elizabeth (Betsy) Brown, Judy Ritter as Mrs. William Heupel, Katherine Houlihan as Clara Heupel, Janet Steichen as Anna the cook, Jim Forbes as Paul Harden (Sylvia Long's fiance). Bob Brewer as Mike Denson (Alias Gregory Long), and Jim Davis as a police officer. Mr. Gregory Long is a wealthy old man who lives with his two attendants in his dilapidated mansion. His great-niece, Sylvia Long, accompanied by her aunt, her girl friend, and her fiance arrive one night to pay him a visit. The three women soon discover that there is a sinister atmosphere about the place but they can't find out what it is all about or who is at the bottom of it. The most frightening thing of all is the mysterious man with only three fingers on his hand. One thrill follows another until the climax ending when the mystery is solved. Back row: Arien Schroeder-, Robert Brewer, Gordon Kappel, Robert Parsons, Darwin Noble, Tom McCoy, George Fuerst, John Ball, Bernard Ashfeld, Arlan Feistner. Third row: Shirley Brown, Marva Ammon, Juanita Baseman, Norma Brown, Glennis Fitting, Betty Vallen, Theresa Howard, Katherine Houlihan, Janet Steichen, Lois Druse, Janice Heaton, Sharilyn Schlict, Mary Ellen Hollingsworth, Janet Roti, Margaret Moran, Judy Ritter, Instructor Mrs. Edythe Basham. Second row: Mary Kay Ashfeld, Shirley Hanson, Joan Druse, Mary Lou Emerson, Marva Rumelhart, Darlene Goergen, Norma Knigge, Margy Moberg, Mary Allen Paulson, Janet Gutzmer, Joan Payne, Barbara Barstead. First row: William Schroeder, Aubrey Fisher, James Forbes, Darwin Peterson, Jim McCoy, Delvin Feistner, Rodney Graham, Leon Eddy. Marva Rumalhart, Wanda Rumelhart, Glennis Fitting iry Jo Ball, Alma Larso Deanna Thill Aubrey Fisher, Arlan Schroeder, James Forbes, Jame3 McCoy Margaret Moran, Judy Ritter, Joan Payne Mary Kay Ashfeld, Joan Druse, Mary Ellen Hollingsworth Standing: Norma Brown; reporter, Mary Jo Ball, reporter; Mary Allen Paulson, reporter; Mary Lou Emerson, music reporter. Seated: Aubrey Fisher, sports reporter; Thomas Steichen, sports reporter; Glennis Fitting, editor; Katherine Houlihan, assistant editor; Miss Foerster. Standing: Theresa Howard, Janet Steichen, James Forbes, Miss Foerster, Arlan Feistner. Seated: Aubrey Fisher, Thomas Steichen, Marva Ammon, Judy Ritter, Robert Schutt. Caroling Party Caroling Party P. Howard-C. Knigge Prom Waitresses CARNIVAL PLAY CAST Mary Lou Emerson, Mary Allen Paulson, Sharilyn Schlicht, William Schroeder, Aubrey Fisher, and Bob Schutt. The Shock of His Life , a one-act comedy was pre- sented on November 7� 1952 under the direction of Mrs. Ella Korthals. The cast, composed entirely of sophomore students, includes the following: Mary Lou Emerson as Connie Maxwell, Mary Allen Paulson as Betty Lou Maxwell, Sharilyn Schlicht as Mrs. Maxwell, Bob Schutt as Wilbur Maxwell, William Schroeder as Hercules Nelson, Wilbur's pal, and Aubrey Fisher as Mr. Maxwell. The theme of the play is built around Papa Maxwell's fear that this is his last hour to live. This idea is brought about by many humorous incidents which involve the entire Maxwell family. Mary Allen, Bob, Mary Lou William and Bob Back row: Arthur Nielson, Melvin Hines, Maurice Jensen, Leora Ammon, Nathlee Graham, Judy Rumelhart, Joann Jensen, Lila Rurode, Marilyn Witt. Second row: Phyllis Baseman, Trudy Schlicht, Wallace Wells, Donald Madsen, Audrey Brown, Norma Anderson, Lennie Swanson, Delores Vallen, Mr. McDowall. Front row: Carol Cunningham, Joan Smith, Ramona Taylor, Jim Smith, Terry Beddow, Jim Paulson, Jerry Peterson, Lyle Thompson, Gary Easland. Not Shown: Ronald Thompson, and T. R. Brisbine. Back row: Deanna Peterson, Dick Reider, Mark Luthi, Herbert Scheele, Nancy Dechow, Tommy Jensen. Dick Brisbine, Gordon Vallen, Mary McCord, Sharon Yegge, Gay Baughfraan. Second row: Marvin Jensen, Tim Roache, Kenneth Thompson, John Roache, Keith Thompson, Frances Luithi, Bob Haugen, Sharon Berens, Thelma Schwartz, Audrey Ronnfeldt, Mrs. Baughfman. Front row: Bessie Jensen, Sharon Wolf, Diane Slaybaugh, Carolyn Paulson, Shirley McCord, Hope Taylor, Billy Schutt, Bruce Peterson, Douglas Peterson, Jimmy Beddow, Billy McDowall. Back row: Sharon Huffman, Libby Chamberlain, Gerald Podhradsky, David Schroeder, Sue Baughfman, Delores Reimer, Douglas Druse, David Druse, Tony Luthi, Marvin Thompson. Second row: Jacob Schlicht, Dick Siedschlaw, Darwin Johansen, Jimmy Roti, Lero} Madsen, Sharon Schroeder, Kenneth Madsen, Dennis Andersen Kay Jamison, Dennis Jensen, Mrs. Eddy. Front row: Guy Rogers, Ronald Peterson, Phillip Flaa, David Flaa, Owen McDowell, Wayne Johnson, Fred Meier, Robert Cunningham, Deanna Solmonson, Ona Haugen. Back row: Delvin Jacobson, Loren Palmer, Robert Larson, Robert Kutil, Donald Bihain, Ardell Johansen, Betty Madsen, Mrs. Carlson. Front row: Robert Siedschlaw, Sandra Solmonson, Susan Brewer, Myrna Nielson, Jerry Jenssen, Carole Swenson, Gloria Schlicht. Back row: Dale Kutil, Orville Hines, Ronnie Joe Gore, Darrell Ronnfeldt, Marion Larson, Bruce Ball, Miss Drake Second row: Leonard Meier, Ronnie Berens, Jill Marsh, Marlys Andersen, Laurie Batt, Mardell Peterson. Front row: Laurence Haugen, Carl Solroonson, Dennis Reider, Deanne Smith, Lynell Slaybaugh, Kathleen Heald, Betty Jensen. Not Shown: Patsy Johnson. CHEERLEADERS Phyllis Baseman, Joan Smith, Trudy Schlicht. In a HUddleJ THE TEAM Back: T. R. Brisbine, L. Swanson, D. Madsen, W. Wells, M. Jensen. Middle: J. Paulson, J. Peterson, T. Beddow, D. Brisbine. Kneeling: D Peterson, J. Smith. The Junro.1 Second Grade First Grade First Grade Second Grade Second Grade Third and Fourth Grades Fifth and Sixth Grades Third and Fourth Grades Fifth and Sixth Grades Seventh and Eighth Grades Seventh and Eighth Grades Seventh and Eighth Grades 3rd and I4.th Grade Boy Scouts Jacob Schlicht Dick Siedschlaw PAR50N5 CREAMERY A ND LOCKER ABSTRACTS Insurance-Bonds General land surveying BREWSTER ABSTRACT ED. GERLEMRN PRODUCE CD. Woonsocket, South Dakota We'll pick up your poultry at your farm. Phone 71 EDEA-EDLA COMPANY. bottled at HURON, SOUTH DAKOTA Serving your school and community it it it □NEILL PH DTD COMPANY REPRESENTED BY 0. G. CROMWELL CENTRAL ELECTRIC k Gas Co. EENTRAL TELEPHONE COMPANY FARMER5 UNION □ H_ CD. |||g| Service Station and Tank Wagon Service Phone 5U BILL’S BARBER SHDP 5TEICHEN'5 SERVICE Doggone good haircuts and slick shaves. Cars k Trucks M. M. Machinery Firestone U. S. Royal ELMER STEICHEN, Prop. 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