Woonsocket High School - Redmen Yearbook (Woonsocket, SD)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1961 volume:

PUBLISHED BY THE ANNUAL STAFF OF WOONSOCKET HIGH SCHOOL WOONSOCKET, SOUTH DAKOTA THE REDMEN Woonsocket High School Woonsocket, South Dakota Journalism ANNUAL STAFF Editor------------------Carolyn Carver Assistant Editor----Rosemary Tollefson Sports------------Dick Siedschlaw, Pat; Christophers on Art------------------------Jennell Hegg Business Manager--------Carol Merriman Others----------------Mary Berg, LaVoy Jarabek, Joe McCoy, Ann Pierce, Judy Hegg Supervisor..........Ralph E. Bartholow HI-LIFE STAFF Editor------------------Kay Jamison Assistant Editor--------------Joyce Berg Sports--Dick Siedschlaw, Pat Chris- topherson Reporters---Kayleen Barstead, Donna Regynski, Carol Merriman, Deloris Reimer Typists---Sandra Tiede, Betty Ashby Art-------------------------Jennell Hegg Supervisor-------Ralph E. Bartholow Page 3 ADMINISTRATION Page 17 CLASSES Page 37 MUSIC Page 7 SENIORS Page 21 ATHLETICS Board of Education Members of the school board, seated left to right, are Marion Heald, August Klass, Robert Schlicht -President, Elmer Steichen, Vice President, Chris Niel- son, Clerk, D. C. Slaybaugh. PRINCIPAL MRS. BASHAM Bookkeeping 3, A; Typing I SUPERINTENDENT MR. BARTHOLOW General Science World History Biology This Page Sponsored By JACK JILL FOOD STORE MRS. MORAN MR. FISHER Algebra plain Geometry Physics Solid Geometry Trigometry English I, II, III, IV Student Council Representatives of the Student Council for 1960-61 wer top row, left to right: Jean Hegg, Bob Bumison-Vice-Presi dent, Dennis Anderson, Tom Ball, Bob Jenssen, Jennell Hegg- Secretary. Sitting,.left to right are: Rosemary Tollefson, Lynne Maakestad, Jake Schlicht-President, Lynette Tiede, and Kay Jamison. The Student Council met for the first time on October 19, 1960 at noon. Their regular meeting time is the first Monday of each month. The members of the Student Council have discussed many of the school activities and financial standing of the activity fund. They have also had charge of planning all school parties. This Page Snonsored By JO JO STORE SENIORS De oris Reimer fi i Ce O'Conner Pot Christophe SOn M a r ret 5 weene 3 al e SchKch+ Dick S iedschla Pavi d S Sneak Da Seniors pose for their picture in front of John Morrell Building. Don't fall Dar. Pat Smile Pretty ! Crazy Day Government Class??? Mixed Group ???? Graduation Juniors led the processional. Seniors proceed on their way. Three of the senior girls standing in line. Mr. Bartholow concradulates the seniors. Mr. Schlicht presenting the diplomas. ■ Seniors receive best wishes. Junior Play Cast Standing - LaVoy Jarabek, Teddy Funk, Gary Campbell, Doug Druse, Larry Maake- stad. Bob Bumison, Director-Mr. Fisher. Seated - Mary Jane Christian, Judy Hegg, Mary Carol Moran, Jean Brown, Rosemary Tollefson, Joyce Berg. The Junior Play, Don’t Be Bashful, was presented on November 15 to a large crowd Girls' Stater were Joyce Berg-alternate, and Jean Brown-Girl’s Stater. Military Ball Carol Merriman and Mary Moran were chosen as Military Ball candidates of W. H. S. Kay Jamison was chosen as D. A. R. candidate from Sanborn County. Boys' Stater Chosen from the Junior Class were Doug Druse-alternate, and Gary Campbell-Boy's Stater. This Page Sponsored By WOONSOCKET PRODUCE CLASSES t Freshmen M. Anderson C. Ashby B. Ball F. Brunssen J. Burke1 K. Bumison L. Dankey M. Kirsch R. Kirsch R. Larson J. Marsh T. Maurice V. Myers K. O’Connor L. Haugen K. Heald O. Hines B. Hippen B. Hopkins B. Jenssen P. Johnson M. Peterson N. Rauch R. Regynski R. Regynski D. Reider D. Schmiedt B. Siedschlaw L. D. L. L. G. Slaybaugh Smith Steichen Tiede Zens Sophomores Wally Gutzmer Elizabeth Hagen Jean Hegg Jerry Jenssen Ardell Johansen Myma Nielsen Ronald Olinger Linda Parsons Gerald Podhradsky Carl Sandstedt Susan Brewer Jim Carver Tom Carver Joe Dan'-.ey Irene Georgen Joyce Larson Tony Luthi Betty Madsen Lynne Maakestad Owen McDowall Juniors CLASS ADVISORS Tom Ball, President Rosemary Tollefson, Student Council Rep. M. C. Moran, Sec.-Treas. Dave Druse, Vice President MRS. MORAN MR. DANKEY Tom Ball Joyce Berg M. C. Berg Jean Brown Bob Bit-nison Bob Pierce Jerry Regynski Guy Rogers Rosemary Tollefson G. Campbell M. J. Christian B. Cunningha m Dave Druse Doug Druse L. Maakestad Brian McCoy Joe McCoy M. C. Moran Ann Pierce First Row - Guy Rodgers, Jim Carver, Bruce Ball, Fred Brunssen, Bob Siedschlaw, Gary Hopkins. Second Row - Lloyd Steichen, Joe Dankey, Ardell Johansen, Ronald Berens, Bob Cun- ningham, Ronald Olinger, Jerry Jenssen, Tom Ball. Third Row - Assistant Coach Louie Toldsedt, Mike O'Connor, Teddy Funk,Jim Roti, Doug Druse, Dennis Anderson, Dave Druse, Jake Schlicht, Pat Christopherson,Coach Gerald McElroy. Football REDMEN--21 Kimball 2 31 Mt. Vernon— 6 13 White Lake-- 12 12 Plankinton— 13 27 St. Mary’s— 6 35 Stickney 7 39 Gann Valley- 0 This Page Sponsored By FLANDERS GRAIN CO. Assistant Coach Louie Toldsedt co-captain-Pat Christopherson Ouch! First Tom Ball Teddy Funk Doug Druse This Page Sponsored By PARSONS Twelve Dave Druse Dennis Anderson 0 Jim Carver Jim Roti Mike O’Connor This Page Sponsored By MIDWEST H0TE7 DAVID DRUSE LARRY MAAKSTEAD JERRY JENSSEN Basketball Schedule 0 W.H.S. Mt. Vernon S6 Howard 52 26 Forestburg 39 55 Artesian 44 50 Fedora 51 37 Letcher 38 48 Wess. Springs 39 45 Forestburg 51 64 Fedora 55 35 Artesian 37 56 Pony Hills Conference Tournament Carthage 0 W .h.: 5T Plankinton 42 45 Alpena 50 57 White Lake 58 60 Forestburg 53 66 Lane 53 72 Fedora 79 62 St. Marys 47 58 Carthage 46 50 Kimball 56 55 Fedora 61 53 District Tournament The A team, coached by Jerry McElroy, consists of (left to right): Tom Ball, Jerry Jenssen, Pat Christopherson, Ted Funk, Gary Campbell, Mike O’Connor, Dennis Anderson, Jim Roti, Dave Druse, Jake Schlicht, Larry Maakestad, and Bob Cunningham. The B team, coached by Louie Toldsedt, consists of (first row, left to right): student manager, Guy Rogers, Leonard Dankey, Ronnie Olinger, Jerry Jen- ssen, Owen McDowell, Bob Cunningham, Bruce Ball, and Dennis Reider. (second row) Fred Brunssen, Robert Larson, Ardell Johansen, Joe Dankey, Doug Druse, Dave Druse, Larry Maakestad, Lloyd Steichen, and Tom Carver, (not pictured, Jim Carver.) This Page SDonsored By J.W. EASLAND SONS Track Team Guy Rogers Hup, two, three! REDMEN first in Pony Hills Entire track squad of W.H.S. Conference PADMORE'S PHARMACY Woonsocket's athlete of the year, Jake Schlicht has won 76 medals and three trophies in his four years at W.H.S. Since his junior year, Jake hasn’t lost in the mile run or the half-mile. Jake and teammate Dave Druse tied for second in Class B STate Track Meet. Dave came in second in the half-mile and Jake won and naif-mile in both the mile respectively. Besides being Outstanding Outstanding atnlete awards Jake also ran in the record of 8:42.8. At the won the 220 with a new record besides winning his specialties, Jake plans to attend the you the best of luck in College, times of 4:23.5 and 2:1.4 Athlete at Woonsocicet, Jake won at Pierre and Tyndall Relays, two-mile relav which set a new I’onv Hills Conference Meet he ot 24. and the 440 in 55.7 tne rnilg and half-mile. University at Vermilion. We wish Jake, and in all you do. Mile Winner Dave and Larry prepare to stretch their legs. Jake and Tom start a race. Jerry passes to Dave in relay. This Page Sponsored By WOONSOCKET NEWS Lettermen's First Row: Tom Ball, Jerry Jenssen, Tom Carver, Bob Cunningham, Guy Rogers. Second Row: Joe Dankey, Jake Schlicht, Teddy Funk, Doug Druse, Larry Maakestad. Third Row: Pat Christopherson, Mike O’Connor, Jim Roti, Dennis Anderson, Dave Druse, Gary Campbell Athlete of JAKE SCHLICHT This Page Sponsored By BASHAM FUNERAL HOME Pep Club First Row - Cheerleaders-Mary Carol Moran, Carol Jean Merriman, Gloria Schlicht, Susan Brewer _ ... . . Second Row - Mary J. Christian, Rosemary Tollefson, Karen Smith, Ann Pierce, Donna Regynski, Kathleen O’Connor, Kay Jamison-Secretary-treasurer, Betty Mad- sen. Myraa Nielson. Patsy Johnson, Lynell Slaybaugh . Third Row - Nancy Rauch, Kathleen Heald, Marcelene Kirsch, Irene Goergen, Carol Swenson, Jean Brown, Betty Hippen, Janet Burkel, Mary Clare Berg.Kathy Burmson Jennell Hegg-President Fourth Row - Lynette i’iede, Margaret Sweeney, Lynne Maakestad, i'neresa Maurice, Vicki Meyers, Judy Hegg, Barbara Hopkins, Deanne Smith. Joyce Berg. Mary Whiet- ing, Sandra Tiede Fifth Row - Jean Hegg, Linda Parsons, Elizabeth Hagen, Jill Marsh, Marlys An- derson, Kayleen Barstead, Janice Ashby, Joyce Larson, LaVoy Jarabek, Betty Ash- by, Deloris Reimer, Carolyn Carver Sixth Row - Wayne Johnson, Carl Sandstedt, Bob Siedschlaw, Joe McCoy,Wally Gutz- mer. Merlin Feistner, Ronnie Goergen, Darwin Johansen, Bob Burnison-Vice Pres., Charles Ashby, Darwin Schmidt, Roger Regynski Cheer Leaders GLORIA MARY CARPI. SUSAN CAROL JEAN How does the headdress fit, Pat? The Boys’ Quartet, Bob, Gary, Wally, and Leonard. Sextet, Mary Carol, Judy, Jean, Linda, Elizabeth, and Sandi. Last year's royalty, Deanna and Mark. Crowning Princess Carol Jean. This Page Sponsored By FRED’S MOBIL STATION Wonderland MARY LORRAINE FOOD SHOP The waiters and waitresses are eager to begin. These smiling faces do not reflect the tired minds of the next school day. I'm not too tired. Breakfast at Judy Hegg's house at 6:30 A.M. MUSIC The W. H. S. Band added to homecoming activities by marching the parade and Majorette, Ann Pierce. The band consists of 48 members under the direction of IV.H.S. Majorettes Left to right are: Marlys Anderson Mary Christian Kathy Burnison Ann Pierce This Page Sponsored By JAMISON AGENCY providing halftime entertainment at the football game. The band was led by Drum Miss Campbell. They received an excellent rating at the contest. Band Saxaphone Quartet Carole Swenson, Barbara Brisbine, Susan Brewer, and Michele Authier. This Page Sponsored By PHEASANT FOOD STOPvE Instrumental Soloist Instrumental soloists include Carole Swenson-saxophone and Lynne Maakestad- f lute Girls' Glee Club First Row - Karen Smith, Carole Swenson, Mary J. Christian, Ann Pierce, Nancy Rauch, LynelL Slaybaugh, Betty Hippen, Judy Hegg, Mary C. Moran, Lynette Tiede, director Miss Campbell. Second Row - Theresa Maurice, Jennell Hegg, Linda Parsons, Jean Hegg, Susan Brewer, Elizabeth Hagen, Sandra Tiede, Marlys Andersen, Joyce Berg, Kathleen 0 Connor, Barbara Hopkins. Third Row - Patsy Johnson, Marcelene Kirsch, Gloria Schlicht, Jill Marsh, Kathy Bumison, Lynne Maakestad, LaVoy Jarabek, Carol Merriman, Vicki Meyers. JEAN HEGG Left to Right - Mary Carol Moran, Judy Hegg, Jean LINDA PARSONS Hegg, Linda Parsons, Elizabeth Hagen, Sandra Tiede. This Page Sponsored By Seated at the piano - Miss Campbell. BILL'S STANDARD Boys' Glee Club First Row: Bobby Jenssen, Bob Siedschlaw, Wally Gutzmer, Brian McCoy, Garry Zens, Leonard Dankey, Darwin Schmidt, Director-Miss Campbell Second Row: David Schroeder, Bob Bumison,Gary Campbell, Larry Maakestad, Carl Sandstedt, Joe Dankey, Joe McCoy CS GARY CAMPBELL . „ This Page Sponsored By HIGHWAY CAFE Boys' Quartet The Boys’ Quartet is composed of Leonard Dankey, Wally Gutzmer, Bob Bumison, Gary Campbell I Mixed Chorus First Row - B. Jenssen, K. Smith, C. Swenson, N, Rauch, A. Pierce, M. Christian, J Hegg L. Slaybaugh, L. Tiede, K. O'Connor. B. Hopkins Second Row - J. Marsh, L. Maakestad, K. Burnison, L. Parsons, J. Hegg, S. Tiede Hegg, S. Brewer, E. Hagen, Director Miss Campbell Third Row - G. Schlicht, M. Anderson, T. Maurice, D. Schmidt, G. Zens. L. Danlev M. Moran, L. Jarabek, C. Merriman ' y' Fourth Row - B. Siedschlaw. W. Gutzmer, C. Sandstedt, J. McCoy, B. Burnison, G. Campbell, T. Ball, D. Schroeder, J. Dankey, B. 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