Woonsocket High School - Redmen Yearbook (Woonsocket, SD)

Text from Pages 1 - 58 of the 1954 volume:

The Redmen TH S ? S 3-£ V-REDM 4 S jores ent e.d to cyou. bu tbe yearbook staff of b o onsoc tet 7 Sc ?oo 7 Woon Socket) So cl iffi Dat Cot a Dedication To you, Miss Foerster, we dedicate this 1951 REDMEN annual to show our gratitude for the service you have rendered to our school. Supt. F. E. Fisher STUDENT BODY OFFICERS Vice Pres. Ron Marsh, Sec.-Treas. Mary Paulson, °res. Gordon Kappel DALE VANCE, Coach Biology, Problems in Democracy, Adv. Civics, World History, American History, General Science JERETTA HAYES English I, II, III, IV Speech BETTY FOERSTER, Principal Bookkeeping, Typing I II Shorthand DON TRA3ING Shop I i II Seniors MARY E. HOLLINGSWORTH Band 123 , Glee Club 123 , Mixed Chorus 1231 , Sextette 31 -, Cheerleader 23 +, Sec.- Treas. 1, Carnival Play 2, Junior Play 3 Homecoming Queen Candidate V. JAMES JENSSEN Basketball 231 , Boys Glee 12, Homecoming King Candi- date V, Football 3W. JAMES FORBES Glee Club 123 , Mixed Chorus 1231 , Junior Play 3� Quartette 23 , Basketball 13 All State Chorus f. Homecoming King W, Football 31 , Band 23 , President JUDY RITTER Band 123 , Glee Club 123 , Mixed Chorus 123 , Solo 23S Twirling V, Carnival Play 2, Annual Staff 231� -, Junior Play 3� All State Chorus1 . THOMAS McCOY Basketball 123‘t, Track 121 , Football W, Boys Glee Club 123V, Mixed Chorus 1231 . 6 GORDON KAPPEL Basketball 1231 , Boy's Glee Club 123 , Mixed Chorus 12 3 +, Band 1, Track 2, Boy's State 3, Pres. 2. Sec -Trea. of Student Body 3, Student Body Pres. +, Junior Play. LOIS DRUSE Glee Club 123l+ Mixed Chorus 3 + Seo-Treas. Junior Play 3, Carnival lay 2. KATHERINE HOULIHAN Declam 123 . Glee Club 1231 , Mixed Chorus 23 , Paper Staff 123 +� Girl's State 3 Vice Pres. 3� Junior Play 3� Carnival Play 2. BETTY VALLEN Glee Club 123 . Carnival Play 2, Mixed Chorus 3 � WALLACE RAUCH Boy's Glee Club 1, Track 2 Basketball 23. 7 JAKES EMERSON Football 123 , Basketball } 21 , Track 12 +. BERNARD ASHFELD Glee Club 123 , Track 23 +, Mixed Chorus 23S Basketball 23. JAMES DAVIS Football 131 , Basketball 123 , Carnival King Candidate H-, Junior Play 3. Vice.-Pres. 2. MARVA RUMELHART Glee Club 1231 , Cheerleader W, Queen Candidate 4-, Mixed Chorus 3 +. RICHARD SWEENEY THERESA HOWARD Glee Club 123 +, Band 12 31 , Carnival Play 2, Vice.-Ftes, 1, Pres. 3, Junior Play 3� Mixed Chorus 1231 , Annuad Staff 3 � Queen Can didate 3, Homecoming Queen Q-. BARBARA BARSTEAD Glee Club 1231 , Mixed Chorus 3 t, Carnival Play 2. JAMES McCOY DARWIN PETERSON Basketball 123, Track 12, Boys Glee Club Glee Club 123 , Mixed Chorus 231 , Foot- 1231 , Mixed Chorus 123 , Band 123 +, All ball k, Track 1231 , Basketball 123 +. State Chorus Quartette 31 JANET STEICHEN Glee Club I23W. Declam 23, Mixed Chorus 231 , Carnivad Play 2, Junior Play, Seer� Treas. 3, Annual Staff 3W, Girl's State Alternate 3. ROBERT BREWER Glee Club 1231 , Band 1231 , Mixed Choru3 23 +, Footbsdl 12, Basketbadl 12, Track 1 23, Junior Play. Homecoming King Candidate V. 9 On September, 1950, twenty-eight students were enrolled in the freshman class. Members of the class were: Darwin Peterson, Myron Beintema, James Davis, Thomas McCoy, Robert Merkle, Gordon Kappel, James Jenssen, Wallace Rauch, James Forbes, James McCoy, Richard Sweeney, Bernard Ashfeld, Virginia Baysinger, Mary Ellen Hollings- worth, Robert Brewer, Barbara Barstead, Janet Gutzmer, Janette Steichen, Katherine Houlihan, Theresa Howard, Lois Druse, Lila Feistner, Letha Jenssen, Marva Rumelhart, Judy Ritter, Evelyn Lang, Betty Vallen, Junior Jenssen, Class Advisor was Keith Warne. Virginia Baysinger transferred to Forestburg High School at the end of the year. Letha Jenssen transferred to Alpena. Class officers were: President, Janet Gutzmer: Vice-President, Theresa Howard; Secretary-Treasurer, Mary Ellen Hollingsworth. Carni- val King and Queen candidates were Robert Brewer and Theresa Howard. During the Sophomoxe year, class officers were: Gordon Kappel, President; Jim McCoy, Vice-President; Jim Davis, Secretary-Treasurer. Robert Merkle discontinued school and Myron Deintema transferred to Forestburg High School. Jim McCoy and Janet Gutzmer were Carnival King and Queen. Lila Feistner continued school at Augustana Academy. In their junior year, the class officers were: Theresa Howard, President; Katherine Houlihan, Vice-President; Janette Steichen, Secretary-Treasurer. Gordon Kappel was elected Secretary-Treasurer of the Student Body. Janet Gutzmer discontinued school at the end of this year and Darlene Wells transferred to Huron High School. Senior enrollment was twenty-one this year. Jim Forbes and Theresa Howard were chosen King and Queen to reign over W. H. S. Ki Yi Day. Class officers were: President, Jim Forbes; Vice-Presi- dent, Jim McCoy; and Secretary-Treasurer, Lois Druse. Juniors Shirley Dechow 4k Donald Olinger Toa Steichen Mary Emerson n k : Delvin Feistner V Viola Smith Juniors On August 31� 1953� twenty-three Juniors took their place in the assembly. Class officers were Mary Lou Emerson, president; Delvin Feistner, vice-president; and Margy Brewster, secretary-treasure. Ronnie Marsh was elected vice-president and Mary Allen Paulson, secretary- treasurer of the student body. The class was able to raise the largest amount of money for the carnival, winning the honor of having their candidates, Tom Steichen and Margy Brewster, crowned king and queen. Juniors that participated in declam were Wanda Rumel- hart, William Schroeder, and Sharilyn Schlicht. Mary Lou Emerson acted as assistant-editor on the annual staff. Others working on the staff are Aubrey Fisher and Tom Steichen. Mary Allen Paulson was assistant- editor of the Hi-Life Staff. Tom Steichen and Aubrey Fisher also worked on the staff. The boys that lettered in football were Ronnie Marsh, Aubrey Fisher, Richard Parsons, Hubert Scott, and Ronald Goeman. Ronnie Marsh, Richard Parsons, Ronald Goeman, and Aubrey Fisher also lettered in basketball. 12 Allan Mary Bernard Anita jjegg Brewer Olinger Wolf ft if nl It Rodney Graham Marilyn Ammon George Deanna Fuerst Thill Gary Ronnfeldt Mary Jo Ball Merlyn Barstead Sophomores Dan Moran Virginia Taylor Wendell Ferguson Harriette Decker Robert Thompson Patty Robert Blanche Sharon Leon Louise Mier Brown Faber Rumelhart Edd _ Hines Sophomores Twenty-four students began their Sophomore year at Woonsocket High. Gordon Haugen and Duane Pickinpaugh dis- continued school the first semester and Robert Thompson transferred to Hot Springs, South Dakota during the second semester. Allen Hegg was the only new student. Class officers were Dan Horan, president; Leon Eddy, vice-presi- dent; and Anita Wolf, secretary-treasurer. Class advisor was Mr. Vance. Those who participated in declam were Mary Brewer, Dan Moran, and Blanche Faber. Marilyn Ammon, Anita Wolf and Louise Hines were on the Redman Staff. Those on the High-Life Staff were Mary Jo Ball, Mary Brewer, Virginia Taylor and Louise Hines. Dan Moran and Anita Wolf were carnival king and queen candidates. The total receipts from the sophomore caass were $82.39 Those who lettered in football .were Dan Moran, Bob Brown, George Fuerst, and Wendell Ferguson. Wendell Ferguson and Dan Moran lettered in basketball. Marion Hegg Phyllis Baseman Lila Rurode Terry Beddow Shirley Flanders Madeline Elenz I Virginia Olinger Barbara Hendricks 4 Patty Parsons Jerry Klaas Freshmen Not pictured: John Rauch. Gene Ashby Joan Brewster Shirley Jones 15� V Tom Brisbiue Audrey Brown Maurice Jensen Marilynn Gutzmer Freshmen Twenty-three Freshman were welcomed into Woonsocket High School and introduced to their class advisor, Mr. Trabing on August 31, 1953 Evelyn Erickson entered the Freshman class on January f, 195 . Class officers were Tom Brisbine, president; Mary Jane Ferguson, Vice-Presi- dent; and Terry Beddow, secretary-treasurer. Joan Brewster was on the Redman Staff. Those on the Hi-Life Staff were Phyllis Baseman and Audrey Brown. Joan Brewster and Marilyn Gutzmer participated in declam work. The Freshman raised $102.07 for the carnival. Tom Brisbine and Mary Jane Ferguson were the king and queen candidates. Boys taking part in basketball were Terry Beddow, Tom Brisbine, Marion Hegg, Maurice Jensen and John Rauch. Those taking part in football were Martin Bright, Tom Brisbine and Terry Beddow. V. Taylor—H. Decker Home Nursing—Home Ec. II T. Beddow—Shop I T. Brisbine—Shop I Jenssen 4 Davis in Actioi Senior English Class h Howard Taylor—Janitor The Bass Horn (and Forbes; Home Ec? No, Party. room Homecoming Royalty after Coronation at Noon Coach Vance Faculty at Noon Lunch Lunch The Band Activities ♦lettermen Backrow : Darwin Peterson., George Fuerst , William Schroeaer, Bob Brown , Jim Emerson , Ronald Goeman , Hubert Scott , Middle Row: Coach Dale Vance, Martin Bright, Gary Ronnfeldt, Robert Thompson, Tom Brisbine, Terry Beddow, Front Row: Richard Parsons , Jim Jenssen , Jim Forbes , Aubrey Fisher , Jim Davis , Ronnie Marsh , Wendell Ferguson , Dan Moran , not pictured. Redmen 18 Canova 38 if 6 Fedora 12 tt 13 Artesian W3 it 15 Carthage 50 it 32 Letcher 19 Davis Marsh Forbes Jenssen Fisher Moran 20 Jim Jenssen 175 lb. Senior End Captain Aubrey Fisher 170 lb. Junior C Dan Moran 170 lb. Sophomore Ron Marsh 6' Junior Forward Gordon Kappel 6,1 Senior Center Basketball Jim Jenssen 6' Senior Forward Castlewood Ft. Thompson CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT GAME: Artesian Yale Lane Fedora Letcher Notre Dame HOLIDAY TOURNAMENT GAMES: Castlewood Oldham Notre Dame Wessington Springs Lane Alpena Letcher Forestburg Wessington Springs College H.S. Ft. Pierre Forestburg Artesian Alpena Mt. Vernon DISTRICT TOURNAMENT GAMES: Lane Fedora Forestburg 70 58 1 8 56 42 39 52 40 71 53 49 54 26 53 66 42 51 48 4l 4l 54 62 58 43 40 Dan Moran 5'10” Sophomore Guard Jim Davis 5'11 Senior Guard Ronald Goeman 5'9 Junior Guard Jim Forbes 5'10 Senior Guard Darwin Peterson 5'9 Senior Guard Standing: Dan Koran, Jim Jenssen, Gordon Kappel, Wendell Ferguson, Richard Parsons, Ronnie Marsh, Kneeling: Jim Davis, Ronald Goeman, Darwin Peter- son, Aubrey Fisher. Aubrey Fisher 5 9 Junior Guard Wendell Ferguson 6'2 Sophomore Center Richard Parsons 6' Junior Forward HOMECOMING QUEEN Theresa Howard KING James Forbes Woonsocket High School's second annual Homecoming, Ki Yi Day, was held Friday, October 23, 1953� A bonfire and pep rally on the school grounds began the festivities on Thursday evening. A snake dance, through the business district followed and brought the evening to a close. Coronation ceremonies were held in the City Auditorium, Friday morning, at which Jim Forbes and Theresa Howard were crowned King and Queen. The parade Friday afternoon was led by the Legion Color Guard, and consisted of twirlers, band, and floats. Following the parade was a football game between the Letcher Tigers and the Redmen. The afternoon's activities ended Joyously as the Redmen won by a 32-19 score. Alumni and students gathered in the Parish Hall, at 6:30, for the Alumni Banquet. Gordon Kappel, President of the Student Body, was Master of Ceremonies and Mr. T. R. Brisbine gave a brief speech. A dance, sponsored by the American Legion, concluded the Homecoming Day. ROYALTY CANDIDATES Jim Forbes, Bob Brewer, Jim Jenssen, Mary Ellen Hollingsworth, Theresa Howard, Lois Druse. Boys' and Girls' State Katherine Houlihan Gordon Kappel DECLAM M. Paulson, A. Larson, W. Rumelhart, A. Fisher, W. Schroeder, B. Schutt, H. Decker, (Middle Row) M. Gutzmer, S. Rumelhart, P. Parsons, A. Brown, J. Jensen, Miss Hayes, director, (Front Row) M. Brewer, J. Brewster, P. Baseman, M. Ferguson, S. Schlicht, J. Steichen, K. Houlihan. 28 SEXTETTE J. Brewster, M. Brewster, J. Ritter, M. Hollingsworth, A. Brown, J. Heaton. QUARTETTE A. Fisher, J. McCoy, D. Moran, J. Forbes. Music Department Under the direction of Mrs. Edythe Basham, the various music groups of Woonsocket High School were able to attend several music contests, with very favorable results. Several instrumental and vocal soloists attended Regional contests at Kimball in February, with the larger groups entering the Regional Contest at Mitchell in April. BAND Terry Beddow, Leora Ammon, Mary Jane Fergusen, Audrey Brown, fheresa Howard, Virginia Taylor, Phyllis Baseman, Nathlee Graham, Delvin Feistner, (Middle Row) Mary Brewer, Marilyn Ammon, Judy Ritter, Wanda Rumelhart, Janice Heaton, Sharilyn Schlicht, Mary Ellen Hollingsworth, Mary Lou Emerson, Mary Allen Paulson, (Third Row) Robert Schutt, Jim McCoy, Jim Forbes, Bob Brewer, George Fuerst, William Schroeder, Bernard Olinger, Tom Steichen, Aubrey Fisher, Rodney Graham. Director, Edythe Basham. TVIRLER5 Deanna Thill, Alma Larson, Judy Ritter, Mary Jo Ball, Patty Parsons. Janice Heaton Mezzo-Soprano—Piano Jim Forbes Tenor Judy Ritter Contralto 50L0I5T5 Bob Schutt William Schroeder Drum Trombone Marilyn Ammon Mary Brewer Phyllis Baseman Mellophone Saxaphone Clarinet 3 GLEE CLUBS Bernard Ashfeld, Darwin Peterson. Jim Forbes, Tom McCoy, Gordon Kappel, Bill Schroeder, Bob Brewer, Delvin Feistner, Aubrey Fisher, (Second Row) Edythe Basham, instructor, Rodney Graham, Merlyn Barstead, Gordon Hougen, George Fuerst, Allen Hegg, Marion Hegg, Janice Heaton, pianist, (First Row) Leon Eddy, Jerry Klaas, Hubert Scott, Wendell Ferguson, Tom Steichen, Jim McCoy, Bob Schutt, Tom Brisbine, Terry Beddow. N. Knigge, D. Goergen? m. Paulson, M. Emerson, S. Schlicht, V. Pawlowski, T. Howard, J. Steichen, K. Houlihan, W. Rumelhart, H. Decker, L. Hines, B. Faber, A. Wolf, L. Rurode, S. Rumelhart, M. Witt, (Second Row) M. Brewster, S. Flanders, K. Budde, V. Olinger, B. Vallen, L. Druse, M. Ball, M. Hollingsworth, B. Barstead, S. Dechow, S. Jones, A. Larson, V. Smith, J. Jensen, C. Faber, J. Ritter, M. Rumelhart, Edythe Basham', instructor, (First Row) B. Hendricks, J. Brewster, V. Taylor, P. Baseman, M. Ferguson, A. Brown, P. Parsons, J. Heaton, D. Thill, M. Ammon, M. Elenz, M. Brewer, M. Gutzmer. MIXED CHORUS M. Brewer, V. Taylor, A. Brovm, M. Ferguson, P. Parsons, J. Heaton, P. Baseman, J. Ritter, M. Rumelhart, J. Brewster, B. Hendricks, (Second Row) N. Knigge, D. Goergen, M. Paulson, M. Brewster, M. Emerson, S. Schlicht, L. Druse, T. Howard, M. Ball, B. Vallen, J. Steichen, K. Houlihan, M. Hollingsworth, B. Barstead, Edythe Basham, instructor, (Third Row) T. Brisbine, J. Klaas, J. McCoy, T. Steichen, J. Forbes, B. Brewer, B. Ashfeld, W. Schroeder, G. Kappel, T. McCoy, D. Feistner, D. Peterson, A. Fisher, B. Schutt, T. Beddow. 3 JUNIOR PLAY Make-up before play Miss Hayes Under the direction of Miss Jeretta Hayes, the Junior class of 195 +, presented their play The Great Ben Allah on January 19. The three act comedy made up of countless humorous situations, light romance and a happy ending were all combined to make a delightful story. The cast included hobby-minded Mrs. Aldrich (Sharilyn Schlicht), her daughter, Ruth (Mary Lou Emerson), Ben Allen, Ruth's finance, (Aubrey Fisher), Roberta Houston, Mrs. Aldrich's sister (Janice Heaton), Helen Johnson, Ruth's best friend (Margy Brewster), Mrs. Van Schuler, Mrs. Aldrich's friend (Mary Paulson), Ed Weston, Ben s friend (Tom Steichen), Hawkins, the butler (Boo Schutt), Dorothy, the maid (Alma Larson), Mr. Rawlings, a professor and friend of the family (William Scnroader). Paulson, Schlicht 3 + Heaton, Schroeder Schutt, Larson A. Feistner, G. Fitting B. Parsons, A. Schroeder M. Moran, J. Ball SENIOR PLAY THE HOUSE OF HEALTH Under the direction of Supt. F. E. Fisher, the Senior class of 1953 presented their play The House of Health on April 2 +. The cast included Arlan Feistner as Whinne More, (he also took the part of Lucretia Klondike, of Alaska), Glennis Fitting as Madge Van Loom, (Whinnie's sweetheart), Marva Ammon as Beth Shepherd (Madge's best friend), Bob Parsons as Terror Tripp, Arlen Schroeder as Sylvester, John Ball and Margaret Morem as two crooks, Joan Druse and Norma Brown as the spinster Van Loom sisters, Juanita Baseman as Wilma Anderson, the cook and the maid, Charles Knigge as Freckles, the house boy. Behind the scene Mr. Fisher PUBLICATIONS REDMEN STAFF Standing: Aubrey Fisher, Bob Schutt, Louise Hines, Janet Steichen, Theresa Howard, Anita Wolf, Marilyn Ammon, Miss Forester, Advisor, Delvin Feistner. Seated: Tom Steichen, Judy Ritter, Mary Emerson. HI-LIFE STAFF Standing: Tom Steichen, Mary Brewer, Mary Jo Ball, Virginia Taylor, Phyllis Baseman, Miss Forester, Advisor. Seated: Aubrey Fisher, Katherine Houlihan, Mary Allen Paulson, Audrey Brown. 56 SEVENTH AND EIGHTH Back Row: B. Schutt, D. Rieder, M. Luthi, T. Jenssen, M. Jensen, G. Eastland, W. Wells, L. Swanson, K. Moe, J. Peterson, T. Roache, J. Smith, J. Paulson, L. Thompson, Second Row: N. Dechow, 61. McCord, F. Luthi, T. Schlicht, S. Burns, J. Roache, M. Hines, K. Thompson, A. Nielson, D. Brisbine, D. Peterson, Mr. McDowall, Bottom Row: B. Jensen, C. Cunniham, J. Rumelhart, N. Graham, L. Ammon D. Valien, M. Schmidt, M. Barstead, R. Taylor, J. Smith, P. Moe, A. Ronnfeldt. The Grades FIFTH AND SIXTH Back Row: S. Schoeder, M. Yotter, D. Siedschlaw, B. McDowall, D. Andersen, H. Scheele, B. Peterson, D. Jensen, D. Johansen, K. Madsen, Second Row: H. Yotter, D. Reimer, J. Schlicht, D. Moe, L. Madsen, K. Thompson, G. Vallen, J. Rotl, J. Beddow, Bottom Row: C. Paulson, S. McCord, H. Taylor, S. Baughfman, S. Wolfe, P. Kirsch, G. Baughfman, S. Yegge, K. Barstead, K. Jamison, S.Peterson. THIRD AND FOURTH GRADE Back Row: R. Siedschlaw, G. Rogers, R. Peterson, J. Jenssen, D. Jacobson, D. Druse, D. Druse, A. Johansen, R. Larson, 0. McDovall, D. Flaa, P. Flaa, Sec- ond Row: G. Podhradsky, M. Thompson, W1 Johnson, A. Luthi, R. Cunningham, R. Kutil, D. Bihain, Mrs. Eddy, Bottom Row: 0. Haugen, L. Chamberlain, S. Trabing, A. Klaas, M. Norris, S. Schroeder, S. Brewer, C. Swenson, M. Kirsch, G. Schlicht, M. Nielsen, B. Madsen. SECOND GRADE Back Row: D. Reider, M. Larson, D. Schmiedt, R. Berens, M. Peterson, K. Heald, Second Row: B. Ball, L. Batt, M. Anderson, J. Marsh, Or Hines, Mrs. Carlson, Bottom Row: L. Haugen, D. Smith, P. Johnson, B. Jensen, L. Sylybaygg, G. Jenssen. 38 FIRST GRADE Back Row: R. Berlin, M. Authier, S. Trabing, J. Larson, P. Jamison, D. Kutil, D. Miller, R. Bezpaletz, Miss Drake, Second Row: B. Baughfman, D. Ronnfeldt, B. Thompson, N. Clothier, D. Medley, K. Carlson, K. Kogel, J. Cross, Bottom Row: C. Forbes, B. Brisbine, K. Siegenthaler, J. Cooney, J. Johnson, J. Asper, K. Basemen, M. Siedschlaw, Not pictured: A. Scales, D. 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