Woonsocket High School - Redmen Yearbook (Woonsocket, SD)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1955 volume:

Woonsocket Public School Staff Editor...........Mary Lou Emerson Associate Editor.. Wanda Rumelhart Assistant Editor .. Merlyn Barstead Business Manager.....Robert Schutt Contents Dedication.....2 Faculty....... 4 Seniors...... 7 Memoriam...... 8 Underclassmen... 19 Activities....27 Grades........57 ------— ,4s ' -O': = This 1954- 55 REDNfEN is presented to you by the Annual Staff of Woonsocket High School, Woonsocket, South Dakota LETT TO RIGHT: Chris Nielson, Clerk; Milton Marsh; Milton Authier; T. R. Brisbine, President; Celston Slaybaugh; and Robert Schlicht. NOT PICTURED: Wayne Brewster, Treasurer. Student Body Officers THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY Siedschlaw Inc. - Jo Jo Store F. E. FISHER Superintendent Physics, Geometry, Algebra, Senior Class Adviser. MR. WILLARD FOERSTER Principal Coach, American History, Problems in American Democracy, World History, American Government, Sophomore Class Adviser. MR. JOHN.BORNONG Typing I, II, Shorthand, Bookkeeping, Publications Adviser. High School Faculty MR. CLARENCE BARTO English II, III, IV. General Science. MRS. ELLA KORTHALS Home Economics I, II, Biology, Junior Class Adviser. MRS. EDYTHE BASHAM Band, Vocal Music, English I. MR. DONALD TRABING Shop I, II, HI, World Geography, Freshmen Class Adviser. a MISS CLINER DRAKE First Grade MRS. FAYE PETERSON Second Grade Grade School Faculty MRS. IRENE EDDY Third and Fourth Grades MRS. CAROL BAUGHFMAN Seventh and Eighth Grades MRS. BERNADEAN CARLSON Fifth and Sixth Grades THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY Fair Price Oil Company - De Luxe Hotel 5 D. A. R. Representative MARY ALLEN PAULSON Margy Brewster, Mary Lou Emerson and Mary Allen Paulson were the candi- dates chosen by the Woodsocket High School Senior Class. From these three candidates the faculty chose Mary Allen Paulson to represent Woonsocket High School as the DAR Representative. Miss Paulson was chosen on basis of dependability, leadership, service and patriotism. Girls' and Boys' State Representative Mary Lou Emerson was chosen by the Ladies' Auxiliary as Girls' Stater for Woonsocket High School. She attend- ed the Girls' State Convention at Mitchell the first week in June. Boys State Representative, sponsor- ed and selected by American Legion Post 29, was Aubrey Fisher. Aubrey attended the Boys State Con- vention at Northern State Teachers Col- lege in Aberdeen the first week in June. 6 THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY Mary Lorraine Food Shop - Steichen Chevrolet Garage To you whose laughter we miss in the halls. Whose smile and kindness our memories recall; We, as your classmates, shall try to carry forth Your dreams, your wishes, your plans, your hopes. As a tree that grows from a seedling small. And withers after reaching its life’s growth tall. As the flowers that fade when fall comes on, So you came, and so you have gone. -As A Hostess At The Annual Journalism Party . As Editor Oi This Annual As A Home-coming Queen As A Cheerleader At W. H. S. As A Worker To Raise Money For This Annual MARY LOU EMERSON ENGLISH IV. Studies of speech, English Literature with background history and theme writing took place each morning from 9 to 10 under the direction of Mr. Barto. RONALD GOEMAN MARY LOU-EMERSON Band 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Carnival Queen Candidate 1; Carnival Plays 2,3; Junior Play 3; President 3; Girls’ State 3; Paper Staff 2,4; Annual Staff 3,4; Annual Editor 4; Cheerleader 4; Home-Coming Princess Candidate 4. DELVIN FEISTNER Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Declam 1; Track 1; Band 3,4; Annual Staff 3; Vice-Pres- ident 3. DELVIN KEISTNER BOOKKEEPING. This hourglass and journal represent the many hours spent by the Seniors in concentra- tion on figures. Mr. Bornong was the instructor. VALETTE PAWLOWSKI PENNY PIERCE Science Club 1; Square Dancing 1; Art Club 1,2,3| Home Economics 1,2,3; Crafts 2,3; Future Teachers 3; Glee Club 4; Mixed Chorus 4; Home- coming Candidate 4; Annual Staff 4. RONALD GOEMAN Basketball 1,2,3,4; Boys’ Glee Club 1; Track 1,2, 4; Football 3,4; Vice-President 4; Carnival King Candidate 4. VALETTE PAWLOWSKI Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Paper Staff 4; Annual Staff 4. MARGY BREWSTER PHYSICS. This subject was a study of magnets, electricity and proving scientific laws which involved many interesting experiments. DONALD OL1NGER MARGY BREWSTER Glee Club 2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; Secretary Treasurer 3; Junior Play 3; Carnival Queen 3; Sextet 3,4; Paper Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; Home- coming Princess 4. AUBREY FISHER Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3, 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3.4; Soloist 1,2,3,4; Quartet 1,2,3,4; Declam 1,2,3,4; Vice-President 1; Carnival Plays 2,3; Mixed Sextet 3; Boys’ State 3; Junior Play 3; All State Chorus 3,4; Annual Staff 2,3,4; Paper Staff £,3,4; President 4; Home-Coming Chief Candidate 4. AUBREY FISHER PROBLEMS IN AMERICAN DEMO- CRACY. Economic problems form- ed the topics for group discussions under the direction of Mr. Foerster. This was a second semester class. JANICE HEATON DARLENE GOERGEN Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; Paper Staff 4; Annual Staff 4. DONALD OLINGER Declam 1; Glee Club 1,2. JANICE HEATON Band 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Accompianist 1,2,3,4; Solos 1,2,3; Sextet 3; Junior Play 3; All State Chorus 4; Paper Staff 4; Annual Staff 4. NORMA KNIGGE SHOP. This cabinet is typical of the' products produced by the Senior boys in Shop III. RICHARD PARSONS NORMA KNIGGE Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; Paper Staff 4; Annual Staff 4. iVILL.LAM SCHROEDER Basketball 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3,4; Football 2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Band 2,3,4; Declam 1,2,3,4; Junior Play 3; Carnival Plays 2,3; Solo 2,3,4. WILLIAM SCHROEDER I AMERICAN GOVERNMENT. During the first semester 24 Seniors and one Junior took this subject from 1:00 to 1:47. Mr. Foerster was instructor. VIOLA SMITH HUBERT SCOTT Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 3; Track 1,2,3.4; Glee Club 3,4; Mixed Chorus 4. RICHARD PARSONS Basketball 1,2,3,4; Secretary-Treasurer 2; Football 3,4; Track 4; Student Body President 4; Home-Coming Chief 4. VIOLA SMITH Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,4; Paper Staff 4; Annual Staff 4. ALMA LARSON BIOLOGY. This class met from 11 to 12 each morning under the direction of Mrs. Ella Korthals in the Home Economics room. ROBERT SCHUTT ALMA LARSON Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Twirling 2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,4; Junior Play 3; Paper Staff 4; Annual Staff 4. THOMAS STEICHEN Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Vice-President 2; Junior Pla 3; Carnival King 3; Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; Cheer- leader 2,3,4; Paper Staff 2,3,4; Annual Staff 2.3,4; Band 3,4. RONALD MARSH Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2, 3,4; Carnival King Candidate 1; President 2; Student Body Vice-President 3; Secretary- Treasurer 4; Home-Coming Chief Candidate 4. ROBERT SCHUTT Band 1,2,3,4; Drum Solo 1,2,3,4; Drum Trio 1; Drum Duet 2; Annual Staff 2,3,4; Junior Play 3; Carnival Plays 2,3,4; Glee Club 1,4; Paper Staff 4. WANDA RUMELHART Declam 1,3,4; Twirling 2; Band 3,4; Paper Staff 4; Associate Annual Editor 4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4. THOMAS STEICHEN TYPING. Twenty Seniors engaged in either Typing I or Typing II this year WANDA RUMELHART SHARILYN SCHLICHT Band 1.2.3.4; Glee Club 1.2,3,4; Dcclam 1,2,3; Carnival Plays 2,3; Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; Junior Play 3; Paper Staff 4; Annual Staff 4. JOSEPHINE ATKINS Band 1,2,34; Camera Club 1,2; Debate 2,3; F. H. A. 2,3; Saxophone Quartet 2,3; Office Girl 3; Band Librarian 3; Solo 2,3,4; Glee Club 4; Mixed Chorus 4; Paper Staff 4; Annual Staff 4. CLASS OFFICERS SHARILYN SCHLICHT JOYCE WITT RONALD MARSH. SECRETARY-TREASURER; AUBREY FISHER, PRESIDENT; RONALD GOEMAN, VICE-PRESIDENT. MARY ALLEN PAULSON JOSEPHINE ATKINS JOYCE WITT Glee Club 1,2; Paper Staff 4. MARY ALLEN PAULSON Band 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Paper Staff 1,2,3,4; President 1; Carnival Plays 2,3; Secretary-Treasurer 3; Junior Play 3; Girls' State Alternate 3; Car- nival Queen Candidate 4; D. A. R. Representa- tive 4; Paper Editor 4; Annual Staff 4. Class History Twenty-five Freshmen enrolled at Woonsocket High School on September 3, 1951. The class consisted of Margy Brewster, Roland Beintema, Marilyn Bunkowske, Shirley Dechow, Mary Lou Emerson, Delvin Feistner, Aubrey Fisher, Ronald Goeman, Darlene Goergen, Janice Heaton, Norma Knigge, Alma Larson, Rose Ann Madsen, Ronald Marsh, Donald Olinger, Richard Parsons, Mary Allen Paulson, Valette Pawlowski, Marlene Riesland, Wanda Rumelhart, Sharilyn Schlicht, William Schroeder, Robert Schutt, Viola Smith, Thomas Steichen and Joyce Witt. Class Adviser was Keith Warne. Hubert Scott entered the class during the year. Roland Beintema transferred to Forestburg High School and Marilyn Bunkowske transferred to Bethany Lutheran College, Mankato, Minnesota. Rose Ann Madsen discontinued school at the end of the year. Class officers were: President, Mary Allen Paulson; Vice-President, Aubrey Fisher; Secretary-Treasurer, Shirley Dechow. Carnival king and queen candidates were Mary Lou Emerson and Ronald Marsh. During the Sophomore year, officers were: President, Ronald Marsh; Vice-President, Thomas Steichen; Secretary-Treasurer, Richard Parsons, Fred Meier was class adviser. Marlene Riesland transferred to Butte, Montana during this year. Junior Class officers were: President, Mary Lou Emerson; Vice-President, Delvin Feistner; Secretary-Treasurer, Margy Brewster. That year Margy Brewster and Thomas Steichen were crowned Carnival King and Queen of 1953. The class sponsored the Junior-Senior Prom using the theme of Moonlight and Roses. Mrs. Ella Korthals was the class adviser. Boys' Stater was Aubrey Fisher and Girls’ Stater was Mary Lou Emerson. Shirley Dechow transferred to Alpena at the close of this year. In their Senior year, the class elected the following officers: President, Aubrey Fisher; Vice-President, Ronald Goeman; Secretary-Treasurer, Ronald Marsh. Richard Parsons was student body President. Superintendent F. E. Fisher was the Senior Class adviser. Penny Pierce transferred from Sioux Falls and Josephine Atkins entered WHS from Wessington Springs. This brought the total number of Seniors to twenty-four. Margy Brewster and Richard Parsons reigned as Princess and Chief of Ki Yi Day. Attend- ants were Penny Pierce, Mary Lou Emerson, Aubrey Fisher and Ronald Marsh. Carnival royalty candidate were Mary Allen Paulson and Ronald Goeman. Mary Lou Emerson and Tom Steichen were cheerleaders. Senior boys taking part in athletics were Aubrey Fisher, Ronald Goeman, Ronald Marsh, Richard Parsons, William Schroeder and Hubert Scott. Margy Brewster was a member of the Girls Sextet for two years. Janice Heaton was accompanist for large and small music ensembles. Music soloists included Janice Heaton, Josephine Atkins, Bob Schutt, William Schroeder and Aubrey Fisher. Students entering district declam contests were Wanda Rumelhart, Aubrey Fisher, William Schroeder and Donald Olinger. Hi-Life editor was Mary Allen Paulson. Mary Lou Emerson edited the Redmen annual. Mary Allen Paulson also represented WHS as DAR candidate. The class was greatly saddened by the loss of one of its members, Mary Lou Emerson, who was killed in an automobile accident on January 30, 1955. Old Timers Pictured left to right: Mary Allen Paulson, Janice Heaton, Superintendent Fisher, Ronald Marsh and Aubrey Fisher. These four students and Mr. Fisher have been part of the Woonsocket Public Schools for twelve years. In the fall of 1943 Mr. F. E. Fisher came to Woonsocket to be Superintendent. This same year Mary Allen, Janice, Ronald and Aubrey enrolled as first graders. 15 American Government students conducting a prac- tice election. Left to right: Aubrey Fisher, Delvin Feistner, Judy Rumelhart, Penny Pierce, and Sharilyn Schlicht. Senior oooxKeeping class working dili-r gently on combined cash journals. 1. Sharilyn Schlicht and Alma Larson 2. Margy Brewster 3. Mary Allen Paulson 4. Wanda Rumelhart 5. Janice Heaton PENNY PIERCE Alma Larson (left) and Mary Allen Paulson selling pop at the conference tournament. Mr. Trabing instructing Aubrey Fisher in the use of the drill press while Ronald Goeman watches. Senior home-coming float undergoes a last minute inspection by Thomas Steichen. The Senior float signified the coming re- sponsibility of the future. It won second prize in the parade contest. THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY 16 Marcella’s Beauty Shop - Dr. Peschong, Dentist JOYCE WITT AND JOSEPHINE ATKINS NORMA KNIGGE Seniors in football. Left to right: William Schroeder, Aubrey Fisher, Coach Foerster, Ronald Marsh, Ronald Goeman, and Hubert Scott. '54 Senior Class Play “Going Places , a three act comedy, was presented by the Seniors, April 23, 1954, at 8:00 in the City Auditorium. The scene takes place in the Jackson home. After seeing Aunt Mary (Katherine Houlihan) and Nadine Smith (Theresa Howard) come home from their vacations completely worn out, Mrs. Jackson (Lois Druse) decides that the family should spend it s vacation at home. Mr. Jackson (Gordon Kappel) has his mind set on fishing in the mountains but ends up painting the basement. Elmer Jackson (Jim Forbes), a mischievious young lad spends his time cleaning out the garage by dragging everything into the living room. His pal, Timothy Swanson, (Jim McCoy) comes over to see if he and Elmer can find anything exciting to do. To make the vacation complete, all the in-laws come to visit. Grandpa Jackson and Grand- pa Brown (Jim Davis and Bob Brewer) get into a fight and are hardly able to get around. Grandma Jackson and Grandma Brown are busy scalloping potatoes and bandaging the men. In the midst of the confusion, Mr. Jackson is trying to sign a contract with an important business man, Mr. Hinckley (Bernard Ashfeld). After this exhausting “rest at home the Jackson’s decide to go places next year. THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY J. W. Easland and Sons - Effling Plumbing and Heating 17 Viola Smith and Margy Brewster Mrs. Korthals helping to assist Thomas Steichen in hang- decorate for the prom. ing stars. Decorating on the wishing well is Janice Heaton. 9 Mary Lou Emerson and Richard James Davis and Margy Brewster Parsons dancing at the prom. hesitate while Margy fixes her corsage. JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM OF 1954 “Moonlight and Roses’ was the theme for the annual Junior- Senior Banquet and Prom held Tuesday evening, May 4, 1954. Nine Sophomore girls acted as waitresses for the banquet. The banquet was served at 6:30 P.M. in the lunch room. Table decora- tions followed the theme. At 8‘00 the Grand March was held in the auditorium. Mary Lou Emerson, Junior Class President and Richard Parsons led the pro- cession under the rose-covered arch. The auditorium was beautifully decorated in the “Moonlight and Roses” theme. A dark blue sky covered the ceiling. Thousands of stars sparkled in the blue. A spraying water fountain and ornamental wishing well added to the romantic effect. Music for dancing was furnished by the orchestra of Mike Gibbs. Ronald Marsh. Wanda Rumelhart, Darwin Peterson and A rose-covered arch was the Mary Allen Paulson during the Grand March. entrance to the dance floor. Junior Class HARRIETTE DECKER LEON EDDY BLANCHE FABER WENDELL FERGUSON MARILYN HOLLINGSWORTH GEORGE FUERST RODNEY GRAHAM ALLEN HEGG LOUISE HINES PATRICIA MIER DANIEL MORAN BERNARD OLINGER CARMEN PIERCE GARY RONNFELDT SHARON RUMELHART VIRGINIA TAYLOR DEANNA THRILL ROBERT THOMPSON RAYMOND WALDNER ANITA WOLF 20 THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY Padmorc Pharmacy - Sanborn County Abstract Co. Class Officers Surprise, Mary? SOPHOMORE CLASS EUGENE ASHBY PHYLLIS BASEMAN TERRY BEDDOW JOAN BREWSTER MARTIN BRIGHT TOM BRISBINE AUDREY BROWN KATHLEEN BUDDE MADALINE ELENZ CAROL FABER MARY JANE FERGUSON SHIRLEY FLANDERS MARILYNN GUTZMER MARION HEGG BARBARA HENDRICK JO ANN JENSEN MAURICE JENSEN BONNIE JOHNSON JERRY KLAAS VIRGINIA OLINGER PATRICIA PARSONS JOHN RAUCH LILA RURODE MARILYN WITT THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY Don’s Standard Station - Hendrick's Super Saver Mr. Trabing lectures the World Geography class. The Home Economics Class making candy for the Carnival. An enthusiastic World History Class under the direction of Mr. Foerster. CLASS OFFICERS Busily working on a Shop project are Maurice Jensen and T. R. Brisbine. Phyllis Baseman, Vice-President; Mr. Foerster, Class Adviser; Riding on the CUSS float are T. R. ,0a Brewster' Secretary-Treasurer: Marion Hegg. President. Brisbine and Marion Hegg. THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY Woonsocket Hatchery - Swensons Implement Co. 23 LEORA AMMON ROSE ASHBY SUSAN BALL MARLENE BARSTEAE BONNIE BREWSTER FRANCIS BRIGHT CAROL CUNNINGHAM GARY EASLAND JOYCE FLANDERS NATHLEE GRAHAM = � „ FRESHMAN CLASS J • .1 DENNIS HEGG MELVIN HINES RICHARD HOPPER ROBERT HOPPER FRANCIS HOWARD JUDITH HUBER DENNIS McCOY KIRK McCOY MARY ANN MERRIMAN PATRICIA MOE THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY COOKS MOBILE SERVICE - ALL STATE PHOTO CO. LARRY MORAN JULIE MURPHY MICKEY MURTHA ARTHUR NEILSON JAMES PAULSON JERRY PETERSON NANCY PIERCE JUDY RUMELHART TRUDY SCHLICHT MARILYN SCHMIED1 FRESHMAN CLAS JOAN SMITH CRAIG STARR HOWARD SWEENEY LEONARD SWANSON RAMONA TAYLOR LYLE THOMPSON DELORES VALLEN WALLACE WELLS SHIRLEY WOLFE WALTER WOLFE THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY Ruskin Park - Corner Cafe 25 CLASS OFFICERS Trudy Schlicht presents royalty-winning check of $275.92 to Superintendent Fisher while Class Adviser, Mr. Trabing looks on. Mr. Trabing, Class Adviser Jim Paulson, Vice-President Joyce Flanders, President Trudy Schlicht, Secretary-Treasurer Home Economics I Girls are learning to cook. 26 Freshman Class float won third place in the home-coming parade. L THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY American Legion Post No. 29 - Woonsocket Kiwanas Club FOOTBALL FRONT ROW: Left to Right: Lawrence Moran, James Smith, Leonard Swanson, Hubert Scott . Aubrey Fisher , Tom Brisbine , James Paulson. SECOND ROW: Coach Willard Foerster, Dan Moran , William Schroeder , Richard Parsons , Wallace Wells , Leon Eddy, Student Manager. THIRD ROW: Robert Hansowitz, Robert Brown , Gary Ronnfeldt, Ronald Goeman , Wendell Ferguson , Ronald Marsh , and George Fuerst . Lettermen. 28 Football boys stand while the band plays school song. fHIS PAGE SPONSORED BY Anderson Lumber Co. - Kappel Implement Co. Redmen in action at the Artesian game. i;;:;:;::;;;;;;::;;;::::: ;::::::::::;::;; ttedman Canova D«NHOR«N Junior THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY Woonsocket News - Basham Funeral Service 29 FOOTBALL SNAPS Coach Foerster is carried off the field by victorious team. Wendell Ferguson waiting to receive a pass. The thrilling Home-coming game between Woonsocket and Canova with Woonsocket coming out on top--27-6. Someone fumbled! Both teams fight to intercept the pass. Redmen attempt to stop opposing team's offensive. THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY Rex Theatre - Mid West Hotel i:::::::::: :::::::::::::: :::::::::::: ::::::::: :::::: ::::::::::::::::::: i:::::::::::::::::::::::::: :::::::::::: :::::::::::: :::::::: ::::::: 'mam :::::::::: :::::::::::::::::::::: fuor■ W irwEtnAH t ; -a t; wxt A-nsbri; • mart'70’FArLTPA THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY Sanborn County Bank 31 District 21 Champions LEFT TO RIGHT: Lawrence Moran, Raymond Waldner, Maurice Jensen, Dan Moran, Wallace Wells, Ronald Marsh, Wendell Ferguson, Richard Parsons, Ronald Goemen, George Fuerst, Aubrey Fisher, and Tom Brisbine. WHS '54-' Won 17 Lost 7 Woonsocket 53 Highmore 44 W oonsocket 67 Alexandria 51 W oonsocket 76 Lane 29 W oonsocket 60 Ethan 57 W oonsocket 53 F edora 46 W oonsocket 63 Alpena 34 W oonsocket 52 F edora 45 W oonsocket 40 Wessington Springs 50 W oonsocket 53 WSJC 29 W oonsocket 63 Notre Dame 61 W oonsocket 50 Murdo 59 W oonsocket 56 Chamberlain 59 W oonsocket 43 Yale 44 W oonsocket 47 Wessington Springs 50 W oonsocket 62 F orestburg 52 W oonsocket 51 Notre Dame 63 W oonsocket 74 Letcher 57 W oonsocket 74 Alexandria 59 W oonsocket 56 Wessington Springs 58 W oonsocket 66 W olsey 44 W oonsocket 74 F orestburg 58 W oonsocket 78 Artesian 55 W oonsocket 53 Alpena 37 W oonsocket 60 Canistota 50 Flanders Elevator SONALD Strategy tor the tournament. Waiting for the rebound. THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY Hi-Way Tavern After the Springs game. 34 Redmen B Squad FRONT ROW: Left to Right: James Paulson, Francis Howard, Richard Hopper, Arthur Nielson, Robert Hopper, Lawrence Moran. BACK ROW: James Smith, Gerald Peterson, Marion Hegg, Robert Hansowitz, Dennis H«gg, Kirk McCoy, Terry Beddow, and Marlyn Murtha. MURDO WINS HOLIDAY TOURNEY In the championship game o f t h e Holiday tournament at Mitchell December 27, Murdo de- feated Emery to take first place. Chamberlain won con- solation honors, b y taking a 59-56 win over the Woonsocket Redmen. n Goeman and the Runner- up trophy W g MOON SOCKET ROUNCES 6UCCS Woonsocket's Redmen broke their four-game losing streak January 12 b y overcoming For- estburg 62-52. The Redmen had a lit- tle trouble in the first half but broke away Starting five at conference tourney. CUiii lilt; J. Ui nuuuovvk- e+- was distributed -■ the w 1 defeatedl '-nsocket reserves! nutes of ■♦nts. emanR well as field eoals Yale was hitting and h'il a '«ad at half third v ♦ Moran sinks two points. running but the Comets seeme-i t o turn their fast breaks into more points than the Redmen. The Redmen had troubl€ at the free throw line connecting on 15 while missing 23 This was a tig part of the story as it has been in othei games earlier in t h e season. Larry Volz took scor- ing horojrsfcr the night .. J jL. f r o-i a «uaJ Ui Marsh at center. 36 THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY Farmers Union Oil Co. Royalty and Attendants Woonsocket High School's third annual Home-coming, Ki Yi Day, was held Friday, October 22, 1954. Starting the festivities were a bonfire and a pep rally held Thursday evening, October 21. Following these two events a snake dance led by the cheerleaders, wound through the business district of Woonsocket. The coronation ceremonies held Friday morning started Ki Yi Day. Margy Brewster and Richard Parsons were crowned Princess and Chief by last year's royalty, Theresa Howard and Jim Forbes. Other candi- dates for princess were Mary Lou Emerson and Penny Pierce; for chief were Ronald Marsh and Aubrey Fisher. After the coronation a program was presented which consisted of a dance number by Susan Brewer and Sandra Tiede; a duet by Joan Smith and Joan Brewster; two cheers by Tom Steichen, Trudy Schlicht and Mary Jane Ferguson; and a solo by Marilynn Gutzmer, A bouquet of flowers was presented to the Princess by Marilyn Brosnan. Gifts from the Commercial Club were given to the Princess and Chief by Mr. J. Hansowitz. The parade in the afternoon, led by the Legion Color Guard, consist- ed of band, twirlers. royalty and floats. This was followed by the foot- ball game with Canova in which the Redmen came out on top with a score of 27-6. In the evening alumni and students gathered at the Parish Hall for the alumni banquet. Mr. Bill Dankey served as Master of Ceremonies for the evening. The Legion sponsored dance, held in the Auditorium, concluded the Home-coming Day activities. A scene at the pep rally-getting ready for the snake dance Patty Parsons twirling at the half of the home- coming game. Band practicing some numbers for the Home-coming parade. 38 Princess Margy Brewster and attendants Penny Pierce and Mary Lou Emerson. THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY Central Electric and Gas Co. Royalty Margy Brewster and Richard Parsons lining up for the parade. Home-coming Snapshots A . b , n« - 0 Z+i.i • n. , r . Wr °i . 7o °u «V � « • , 0 1 ' «� , fi°Oi o p. 7 -«. - J't 1 1 If. A Af j.� e a! • C • A CAft n°oj . °°t i 7°i u . 0 ' n° ts U ! ?. C 'v J s . =H . 'flfc T ' • THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY Parsons Creamery and Locker Co. 'I V 39 1W Y Vi • i c s Royalty and Attendants FRONT ROW: Left to Right: Margy Brewster, Carmen Pierce, Mary Allan Paulson, Joan Brewster, Phillip Taylor, Queen Trudy Schlicht, King Wallace Wells, James Larson, Terry Beddow, Ronald Goeman, Wendell Ferguson, Thomas Steichen. BACK ROW: Aubrey Fisher, Richard Parsons, Dan Moran, Patrica Parsons, Mary Jo Ball, Joan Smith. King Wallace Wells and Queen Trudy Schlicht reigned over the 1954 Woonsocket High School Carnival. They were crowned by the last year’s royalty. Margy Brey ster and Tom Steichen. The Freshmen raised $275.92. The runner up with $194 was the Sophomore Class. I heir candi- dates were Joan Brewster and Terry Beddow. The Senior Class candidates, Mary Allen Pauison and Ronald Goeman, came in third with $153.86. Carmen Pierce and Wendell Ferguson, Junior Class candidates, placed fourth with $98.50. A one act play entitled •’Eh?’’ preceded the coronation. The cast consisted of Mary Brewer, Phyllis Baseman, Rodney Graham, Merlyn Barstead and Robert Schutt. The coronation began with the processional which was followed by a vocal solo, ’’Smile’’, by Dan Moran. A number by the girls sextet ’’Beautiful Lady” was sung after which the gifts were presented to the royal- ty by Richard Parsons, President of the student council. Ending the program was a duet, “Make Believe”, by Joan Smith and Aubrey Fisher. t U Student Body President, Richard Parsons, presenting gifts to Carnival Royalty. THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY Williams Food Market King and Queen relaxing after coronation. 41 Robert Schutt end Merlyi. Bar sir ad seem to have a hard time in getting each other to hear. Success at last? Rodney Graham and Phyllis Baseman have just gotten per- mission to get married. workers at the bingo stana were kept busy with the enthusiasm shown by the crowd. CARNIVAL SNAPSHOTS Mary Brewer has found her love at last, Merlyn Barstead, who pretends to be a great lover. Robert Schutt. Mary Brewer, and Merlyn Barstead discuss the situation in the Carnival Play “Eh”. The basketball throw proved to b very popular with the boyc. THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY Local Elevator Preparing booths for the Carnival are Mary Allen Paulson, Mrs. Eddv and Alma Larson. THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY WOONSOCKET BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL WOMEN 43 Grade children receiving treats at the Kiwanis Halloween Party. Bill Dankey presenting gifts for best costumes at Kiwanis Halloween Party A r i X Yankee Doodle “Frankie and Johnie Play” in Legion Chorus Line. Play “You Can't Beat Fun . Kiwanis Halloween Party WHS FRONT ROW: Clarinets-Terry Beddow, Phyllis Baseman, Janice Heaton, Carmen Pierce, Barbara Hendrick, Madaline Elenz; Mellophone-Marilyn Hollingsworth. SECOND ROW: Clarinets-Rodney Graham, Deanna Thill; Saxophones-Bernard Olinger, Josephine Atkins, Sharilyn Schlicht, Mary Brewer; Bass Horn-Craig Starr. THIRD ROW: Drums-Thomas Steichen, Robert Schutt, Wanda Rumelhart, Marilynn Gutzmer, Joan Brewster. Woonsocket’s High School Band under the direction of Mrs. Edythe Basham presented their final performance of the 1953-54 year in a grand concert at the Woonsocket Auditorium on May 13th. In addition to the band performance, various instrumental soloists also performed. The band’s first appearance of the 1954-55 school year was marching to the first football game of the season. They continued to march to the games throughout the year, and appeared in the home-coming parade on October 22. Other public performances made by the band during the year were at the basketball games and tournaments, Junior and Senior class plays, and a concert held in March. They also per- formed on main street on Tag Day, December 4, which was sponsored by the Band Booster Club. Six members went out for instrumental solos. They are: Mary Brewer, tenor saxophone; Robert Schutt, snare drum; Leora Ammon, mellophone; Phyllis Baseman, clarinet; Josephine Atkins, alto saxophone, and William Schroeder, trombone. Josephine Atkins and Robert Schutt also tried out for All State Band. At the beginning of the school year the band consisted of 29 members, and during the course of the year, 11 new members were added. These include: Judy Huber, tenor saxophone; Josephine Atkins, alto saxophone; William McDowell, Shirley Flanders, and Jim Smith, cornets; Craig Starr and Leonard Swanson, bass horn; Carmen Pierce and Julie Murphy, clarinets; Ramona Taylor, alto horn; and Nancy Pierce, trombone. Three members were lost during the year. A Band Boosters Club was also organized this year. Officers are: Mr. Robert Schlicht, President; Mrs. Bernice Beddow, Vice-President; Mrs. Ruth Pierce, Secretary; Mrs. Edna Baseman, Treasurer; Mrs. Mary Jane Flaa, Membership Chairman; Mrs. Irene Huber, Mr. Edward Pierce, Mrs. Farrel Jamison, and Mrs. Carol Baughfman, Assistants. Meetings are held every second Wednesday of each month in the High School. The Band Booster Club raised over $500.00 for the band this year. BAND FRONT ROW: Mellophones-Leora Ammon, Ramona Taylor; Cornets-Patricia Parsons, Delvin Feistner, Audrey Brown, Mary Allen Paulson, Aubrey Fisher. SECOND ROW: Bass Horn-Leonard Swanson; Baritones-Virginia Taylor, Nathlee Graham; Cornets-James Smith, Shirley Flanders, James Beddow, Joan Smith. THIRD ROW: Director Edythe Basham; Trombones-Nancy Pierce, Mary Jane Ferguson, George Fuerst, William Schroeder, Mary Lou Emerson. Mrs. Basham directing W. H. S. band at the half of a basketball game. Left to Right: Robert Schutt, Mary Brewer, Josephine Atkins, Phyllis Baseman, Leora Ammon, and William Schroeder. Our Own Hardware THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY Cliff Ball Barber Shop - Elenz Recreation Parlor 45 GIRLS FRONT ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: Left to Right: Joan Brewster, Mary Brewer, Barbara Hendrick, Joan Smith, Norma Knigge, Darlene Goergen, Marilyn Gutzmer, Nancy Pierce, Julie Murphy, Madaline Elenz. Marilyn Hollingsworth, Anita Wolf, Viola Smith, Ramona Taylor, Deanna Thill, Audrey Brown, Patricia Parsons. Mary Jo Ball, Virginia Olinger, Penny Pierce, Margy Brewter, Mrs. Edythe Basham. Mary Allen Paulson, Mary Lou Emerson, Alma Larson, Sharilyn Schlicht, Phyllis Baseman, Janice Heaton, Mary Jane Ferguson, Trudy Schlicht, Virginia Taylor, Shirley Flanders, Carmen Pierce. 46 FRONT ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: Left to Right: Mary Brewer, Madaline Elenz, Joan Smith, Barbara Hendrick, Viola Smith, Margy Brewster, Ramona Taylor, Bonnie Brewster. Darlene Georgen, Mary Allen Paulson, Alma Larson, Sharilyn Schlicht, Audrey Brown, Mary Jane Ferguson, Penny Pierce, Carmen Pierce. Tom Brisbine, Aubrey Fisher, Hubert Scott, Delvin Fiestner, Wendell Ferguson, George Fuerst, Daniel Moran, Thomas Steichen. MIXED V 1 •I IL • - . r: Bit rVi ft A vy. 4©Jk w CHORUS FRONT ROW: Left to Right: Judy Huber, Jo Ann Jensen, Marilyn Witt, Joyce Flanders, Nath lee Graham. Delores Vallen, Ju«iy Rumelhart, Bonnie Brewster, Sharon Rumelhart. Harriette Decker. SECOND ROW: Bonnie Johnson, Mary Ann Merriman, Kathleen Budde, Rose Ashby, Valette Pawlowski, Patty Moe, Josephine Atkins, Marilyn Schmidt, Mrs. Edythe Basham. THIRD ROW: Carol Faber, Lila Rurode, Leora Ammon, Evelyn Erickson, Susan Ball, Louise Hines, Marlene Barstead, Wanda Rumelhart, Shirley Wolf, Carol Cunningham. •VlSt P ■■ (I • Er G? V. • Lx-,. 4 FRONT ROW: Left to Right: Joan Brewster, Julie Murphy, Norma Knigge, Marilyn Gutimer, Patricia Parsons, Mary Jo Ball, Janice Heaton, Deanna Thill. SECOND ROW: Nathlee Graham, Virginia Taylor, Shirley Flanders, Phyllis Baseman, Josephine Atkins, Trudy Schlicht, Mary Lou Emerson. THIRD ROW: Terry Beddow, Leon Eddy, Rodney Graham, William Schroeder, Allen Hegg, Leonard Swanson, Larry Moran, Dennis McCoy. CHORUS 47 FRONT ROW: BOYS CHORUS Left to Right: Dennis McCoy, Lawrence Moran, James Smith, Kirk McCoy, Jerry Peterson, James Paulson, Francis Howard, Terry Beddow, Craig Starr, Mickey Murtha. SECOND ROW: Leon Eddy, Leonard Swanson, Daniel Moran, Rodney Graham, Allan Hegg, William Schroeder, Hubert Scott, Aubrey Fisher, Robert Schutt, Janice Heaton, Accompanist. THIRD ROW: Thomas Steichen, Dennis Hegg, Wallace Wells, George Fuerst, Wendell Ferguson, Robert Hansowita, Merlyn Barstead, Marion Hegg, Delvin Feistner. . patric a Fiali r A? 0 JANICE HEATON W. H. S. Accompanist 48 THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY Woefel Jewelry, Mitchell - Larson Music Store, Mitchell LEFT TO RIGHT: Joan Brewster, Mary Jane Ferguson, Patty Parsons, Mary Jo Ball. Margy Brewster. Joan Smith BOYS QUARTET Left to Right: Leon Eddy, Dan Moran, Wendell Ferguson, Aubrey Fisher. THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY Anderson Painting Service, Mitchell - Feinsteins, Mitchell 49 BAND SNAPS Twirlers lead the band to football game. ••THE CASE OF THE MISSING HEIRS” Cast—pictured left to right, back row: Merlyn Barstead. Rodney Graham, Wendell Ferguson, Bob Brown, Dan Moran, Mrs. Korthals-director, Mary Brewer. Seated: Mary Jo Ball Deanna Thill, Virginia Taylor, Anita Wolf. Junior Class Play Dan Moran tries to revive Rodney Graham. Bob Brown gives advise. Wanda Kumemart hands her ticket to Marilyn Hollingsworth while Louise Hines looks on. Anita Wolf, Deanna Thill, Mary Jo Ball, Virginia Taylor, and Dan Moran relax before the play. THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY Geyermans Store, Mitchell - Montgomery Ward, Mitchell 51 Standing left to right: Virginia Taylor, Sharon Rumelhart, and Darlene Goergen. Sitting: Deanna Thill, and Alma Larson. The Hi-Life Staff Editor...................................................Mary Allen Paulson Co-Assistant Editors............................ Mary Brewer, Anita Wolf Mimeographers............................ Valetta Pawlowski, Robert Schutt Merlyn Barstead, Mary Jo Ball Art Editors ..............................Janice Heaton, Merlyn Barstead Sports.................................... Thomas Steichen, Aubrey Fisher Grade News .............. Darlene Goergen, Alma Larson, Virginia Taylor Exchange.....................................Norma Knigge, Harriette Decker Music ..................................... Josephine Atkins, Mary Jo Ball Proofreaders........................ Wanda Rumelhart, Mary Lou Emerson Typists.......................................Viola Smith, Wanda Rumelhart, Margy Brewster, Mary Lou Emerson, Sharilyn Schlicht Features..................................Sharilyn Schlicht, Janice Heaton, Sharon Rumelhart, Deanna Thill Adviser.............................................Mr. John V. Bornong Left to right: Margy Brewster, Joyce Witt, Sharilyn Schlicht, Viola Smith, and Wanda Rumelhart Left to Right: Norma Knigge and Harriette Decker. Left to Right: Aubrey Fisher, and Thomas Steichen. 52 Standing: Mary Allen Paulson Sitting: Left to Right: Mary Brewer and Anita Wolf. Left to Right: Josephine Atkins, Janice Heatoi and Merlyn Barstead. Left to right: Patricia Mier, Mary Jo Ball, Valette Pawlowski and Robert Schutt. The Red men Staff fc dltor..................................... Mary Lou Emerson Associate Editor .............................. Wanda Rumelhart Assistant Editor ................................Merlyn Barstead F acuity .......................... Norma Kniggc, Penny Pierce Seniors ....................... Mary Allen Paulson, Alma Larson, Darlene Goergen, Sharilyn Schlicht Juniors ......................... George Fuerst, Merlyn Barstead Sophomores .......................Viola Smith, Valette Pawlowski Freshmen ............................... Anita Wolf, Louise Hines Sports ...........................Thomas Steichen, Aubrey Fisher Home-Coming ...................Margy Brewster. Wanda Rumelhart Carnival ............................Mary Brewer, Deanna Thill Music .........................Janice Heaton. William Schroeder, Josephine Atkins, Mary Jo Ball Publications ................. Mary Lou Emerson, Patricia Meirs Grades ......................Sharon Rumelhart, Harriette Decker, George Fuerst, Merlyn Barstead Advertisements .................................... Robert Schutt Standing: Left to Right: Sharon Rumelhart, Deanna Thill. Sitting: Mary Brewer, George Fuerst and Harriette Decker. Standing: Left to Right: William Schroeder, Anita Wolf, Louise Hines and Penny Pierce. Sitting: Josephine Atkins, Mary Jo Ball and Janice Heaton. Standing: Left to Right: Mary Allen Paulson, Sharilyn Schlicht, Valette Pawlowski, Norma Kniggc, and Mary Lou Emerson. Sitting: Alma Larson, Darlene Goergen, and Margy Brewster. Deciam Left to Right: Craig Starr-humorous: Francis Howard-poetry; Virginia Olinger-poetry; Aubrey Fisher-oratory; Blanche Faber-oratory; Julia Murphy-oratory; Delores Vallen-dramatic; Rose Ashby-poetry; Sharon Rumelhart-humorous; Wanda Rumelhart-humorous; Mr. Barto, declam coach-standing in background. Not pictured: William Schroeder-poetry; Susan Ball-humorous. Aubrey Fisher, Delores Vallen, Wanda Rumelhart and William Schroeder represented Woonsocket at the District 18 Declam Contest held at Woonsocket, November 10, 1954. Dr. Harold Jordan of the University of South Dakota was judge for the contest. WHS students received the following ratings: Aubrey-excellent, Delores-good, Wanda-good and W illiam-good. Seeing Double at Woonsocket Public School 54 Seated: Left to Right: David Flaa, Philip Flaa, David Druse, Douglas Druse, Arlan Thuringer, Ardean Thuringer. Standing: Joan Smith, James Smith, Keith Thompson, Kenneth Thompson, Rtchard Hopper, Robert Hopper. i HIS PAGE SPONSORED BY Cotton Jewelry Store, Mitchell - Burgs Shoe Store, Mitchell 55 s JO fVf |9 9� A • r‘ rV V°? v«T ’ , e� i _x 0 Tl tf� VvViC U '9 tud r� erve Yv '? 1 Seven Senior girl prepare a lunch for the Christmas Carolers at Parsons. The Mixed Chorus carolers rest for a few moments before departing. iting to h« w p r,y' served inedthe UY MTS .s P ly Chri 8 THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY 56 Modern Stationers and Printing, Mitchell - Swansons, Mitchell First Grade FRONT ROW: Left to Right: Karen Heald, Diane Podhradsky, Peggy Simpson, James Larson, Diana Cross, Elmer Thuringer, Carol Reimer, Larry Trudeau. SECOND ROW: Martha Trabing, Marilyn Brosnan, Wallace Weatherford, Dennis Miller, Cheryl Carlson, Helen Bergeleen. THIRD ROW: Jean Johnson, Richard Medley, John Richardson, Donovan Barto, Janice Asper, Phillip Taylor, Darwin Reider, Miss Eliner Drake. Second Grade FRONT ROW: Left to Right: Lee Ann Randall, Michele Authxer, Darrell Erickson, Alan Scales, Ardean Thuringer, Cheryl Forbes, Arlan Thuringer, Barbara Brisbine, Janell Cooney. SECOND ROW: Peggy Jamison, Diane Medley, Sharlene Trabing, Ronald Berens, Nadine Clothier. Darrell Ronnfeldt, Kiti Lyn Carlson, Billy Baughfman. THIRD ROW: Jerry Larson, Marion Larson. Reuben Bezpaletz, Marjorie Siedschlaw, Kay 58 Kogel, Janice Cross, Betty Jenson, Kayleen Baseman, Mrs. Peterson. Third and Fourth Grades FRONT ROW: Left to Right: Kathleen Heald, Ueanne Smith, Coy Richardson, Lynell Slaybaugh, Dennis Reider, Patricia Johnson, Marcelene Kirsch, Betty Cross, Lawrence Haugen, Gary Cross, Darwin Schmiedt. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Eddy, Marlys Anderson, Jill Marsh, Robert Larson, Troy Randall, Tony Luthi, Marvin Thompson, Donald Bihain, Gerald Podhradsky, Delvin Jacobson, Susan Brewer. THIRD ROW: Myrna Nielsen, Carole Swenson, Gloria Schlicht, Jerry Jenssen, Ardell Johansen, Dennis Randall, Robert Siedschlaw, Orville Hines, Norman Erickson, Bruce Ball, Mardell Peterson. Third and fourth grades Halloween Party. Miss Drake and first grade students opening Christmas gifts. Mrs. Faye Peterson conducting second grade reading class. Fifth and Sixth Grades FRONT ROW: Left to Right: Ona Haugen, Ronald Peterson, Robert Cunningham, Philip Flaa, David Flaa, Jacob Schlicht, Ben Scales, Harry Erickson, David Schroeder, Guy Rogers, Owen McDowall. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Carlson, Mary Christian, Darwin Johansen, Richard Siedschlaw, Edward Pierce, Keith Thompson, Sharon Schroeder, Kayleen Barstead, Dennis Anderson. THIRD ROW: Wayne Johnson, Helen Yotter, David Druse, Dennis Jensen, Sue Baughfman, Delores Reimer, Kay Jamison, Douglas Druse, Sharon Trabing, Audrey Klaas. 60 FRONT ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: Seventh and Fiohth Grades Left to Right: Shirley McCord. Hop?Taylor, Diane Slaybaugh. Deanna Peterson hri.8t“o’ WUUam McDowa11. James Beddow. Marvin Yotter, William Schutt, Douglas Peterson, Douglas Moe. Gay Baughfman. Donald Merkle. Keith Moe. Kenneth Thompson. John Roache. Sharon Berens, Audrey Ronnfeldt. Frances Luthi, Mary McCord. Bessie Jensen, Mrs. Baughfman. Carolyn Paulson. Thomas Jenssen. Herbert Scheele, Dick Reider. Tim Roache, ordon Vallen, Dick Brisbine. Marvin Jensen, Bruce Petersen, Marcus Luthi. Grade Basketball FRONT ROW: Left to Right: Douglas Peterson, Richard Brisbine, Tim Roache, John Roache, Richard Reider, Thomas Jenssen. BACK ROW: James Beddow, James Roti, Keith Moe, Gordon Vallen, Bruce Peterson, Jacob Sfhlicht. Coach Trahino. FIFTH AND SIXTH GRADE BASKETBALL COACH TRABING AND HIS STARTING FIVE Left to Right: Douglas Peterson, Richard Brisbine, Tim Roache, Richard Reider, John Roache, Coach Trabing. FRONT ROW: Left to Right: David Druse, David Flaa. Harry Erickson, Guy Rogers, Philip Flaa, Owen McDowafl. BACK ROW: David Schroeder. Robert Cunningham, Douglas Moe. Richard Siedschlaw. William McDowall. Douglas Druse. Coach Trabing. THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY Drs. Krogg and Holman - Martin Anderson Jr., Taxidermist 61 Grade Cheerleaders L'(t l° Ri8ht: C °‘y —-■ � •••«• � «•«. A Ronn U,. Gay Baugh na„. Where did it go? Check that jump! Woonsocket’s “Little Redmen grade basket- ball team matching wits against the “Little Tro- jans” of Lane grade school. I wonder who got it. 62 P.S. “It went in.” Grade Activities Seventh and eighth grade royalty and Junior attendants, Left to Right: Kurt Siedschlaw, Richard Reider, Diane Slaybaugh, Pamela Taylor. The third and fourth grade float, carrying out a patriotic theme, was very beauti- fully done. VICTORY gi£des Fifth and sixth grade room . Seventh and eighth grade room. ■ .6® CO A ' M.. U a. A 63 gB L s 7 ■ - v-'.f -:-f Iv t “' rif: ' •'vnf---- .;. : •'■ • 5i, ; S£ - 'V -;i- ' 2% je - . -at. ’ '4 - -r - 3k'. _ ifg - Bfe ' • ■ C ' f'.g ■ ■ . ; : : .. 7 ■: si gnSp • giggv • --.•• • - -2539 V v ' TV - . 'it '-’ J� rff ' ' §6 .; ’ - r -. 1 y . '-v3J. .V-A'• i -fc-v fi ■ 3cv'; r w