Woonsocket High School - Redmen Yearbook (Woonsocket, SD)

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BETTY CROCKER HOMEMAKER Jeanne Parker received the highest score on a written test given to all senior girls and was presented with a silver charm. She was then entered in the state contest. PRETTIEST CHEERLEADER Kathy Scherschligt was chosen as prettiest cheerleader for Woonsocket. She then competed in the area contest sponsored by the Daily Plainsman. GIRLS HAVE VARIED TALENTS DAR Pam Taylor was selected on the basis of her leadership, service, cooperation, patriotism, and character. She represented Woonsocket in the county. MISS HOLIDAY Annette Sterrett was chosen among the senior girls to represent Woonsocket for the Miss Holiday title. Girls from Huron's sur- rounding area participated in the event held annually at the Huron arena. 13

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Left to right: Wilbert Zirpel, Athletics; Jeanne Parker, Speech; Sandi Nelson, Music; and Tom Elenz, Scholastic The Woonsocket Community Recognition banquet was held May 9, 1969 at the Methodist Church in Woonsocket. Rev. William Cain was master of ceremonies and introduced the speaker, Mr. Jim Marking, head basketball coach at S. D.S.U. Entertainment was presented by members of Woonsocket High School. The Methodist ladies prepared and served the banquet. STUDENTS ARE RECOGNIZED Four people represented Woonsocket High at All-State Chorus in Aberdeen. They were chosen from a field of other students at try-outs. These four people were very busy learning all their songs by heart. Kevin Tiede, Dorothy Dankey, Jean Asper, and Tom Elenz. 12

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Front row: Mrs. Sonne, Linda Steichen, Sandi Nelson, Erna Taylor, Nancy Andersen, and Mr. Gordon. Second row: Jean Asper, Doug Farris, Kathy Peterson, Craig Beddow, and Pat Maakestad. Third row: Kathy. Scherschligt, Jerome Miller, Steve Steichen, Annette Scherschligt, Tom McDowall, Kenny Bennett, Dorthy Dankey, Debbie Schulz. Fourth row: Janet Linke, Barb White, Mark Trudeau, Rosemary Regynski, Gary Clayton, Jerry Twogood, Janet Wolter. JUNIORS PRESENT MUSICAL The junior class entertained the public with their musical play “Fanny, the Frivo- lous Flapper.’ Mrs. Nancy Sonne spent many weeks directing the cast, while Mr. Gordon helped with the musical arrange- ments. Nancy Andersen put in many hours as the student director. The play was performed two nights and proved to be very successful. The play takes place in a style shop, which is believed to be a center for the smuggling of stolen jewels. Biff, a private detective, is aided by the head model to prove it true. He dresses up as a model and surprises all spectators. He finally reveals his true identity and shows there are stolen gems hidden in the models’ garments. The criminals are captured, and Biff is Fanny’s hero. Doug pulls out his gun. Guess who got caught?