Woonsocket High School - Redmen Yearbook (Woonsocket, SD)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1972 volume:

EDITOR - Kathy Kikoin ADVISOR - Floyd Elenz WOONSOCKET HIGH SCHOOL WOONSOCKET SOUTH DAKOTA TABLE OF CONTENTS ACTIVITIES in It I 'i.V'y oTEunT JUNIORS HOST THE SENIORS The Juniors entertained the Seniors on April 29, at the annual Junior - Senior banquet and prom. The theme was Color My World. The banquet was held in the Catholic church basement. The Main course was Swiss Steak. Mr. Carmicheal, a past teacher at Wocmy, was a guest. He provided the entertainment. After the banquet, the juniors and seniors proceeded to the Armory for the Grand March. The multi-colored streamers, pulled together in the shape of diamonds and the silver colored balk set the mood for a romantic atmosphere. Music was provided by the Talismen. The dance was followed by parties or by going to drive-ins. A breakfast was served at Janet Swenson's House, after having a great evening to remember. Juni MV Donna Knigge Randy White SENIORS REIGN AT CARNIVAL 1971 - 72 Terry Ball Chris Hinker FVcsImun THE SKELETON WALKS.” JUNIOR CLASS PL A Y CAST PRODUCTION STAFF Raymond Mathis Steve Sonne Bonnie Siedschlaw Kim Cahill Randy White Judy Andersen Mike Trudeau Jalene Steichen Bonnie O'Riley Wanda Wolter Karen Bollinger Donna Luthi Larry Ball Steve Keller Todd Farris Colleen Donahue Mary Padmore Lori Elenz Patti Vearrier Jackie Grassel Donna Knigge Barb Maurice Chester Murtha DIRECTOR Greg Geppert SENIOR GIRLS PRESENT “EIGHT WOMEN AND A GHOST.” CAST: Peggy P., Mary P. , Kathy B., Kate K., Gwen W. , Janice M. , Rhonda A., Joyce L. PROMPTERS: Ada J., Teresa K. LIGHTS: Lori E., Asst. Barb H. SOUND EFFECTS: Jeanette R. , Peggy P. PUBLICITY: Lori E. MAKE-UP: Valerie K. , Kate K. ASSISTANT DIRECTOR: Valerie K. DIRECTOR: Mrs. Zimmerman. 1.1 “ - i Basham Marie Moran Kathleen Zixii merman William Dankey William Jiricek Marian Andersen Charles Mis cl Which Teacher Says • � • All-right boys !! When the going gets tough, Big Red gets Tougher!!! Did you know that magazine is overdue??? Throw your carriage!!! Do you have anything to add? Kit . . . Gwen . . . John . . . Anybody??? You better get a new lunch ticket!!! Girls! Girls! Girls! Winning isn't everything, it's the only thing!!! Quit loitering in the halls!!! Superintendent William Jiricek Elementary Principal William Dankey Secretary Marian Andersen Principal Edythe Basham Librarian Marie Moran Music Charles Misel Business Education Home Ec. Floyd FJenz Lee Krch Mathematics and Wrestling Lindy Peterson Sot. Science, Basketball and Tennis P.E., Football, Track Don Bames Jens Andree Industrial Arts Janies Van Hem lleniel English and French Bessie McCrill Science Gregory Geppert English and Spanish Kathleen Zimmerman ■PB FROM BOTTOM TO TOP: Debra Bollinger, Lee Ann Kringen, Linda Van Dyke, Karen Brucske, Jalene Steichen, Mary SueBissell, Kate Kilcoin, Joyce Lmke, Carrie Muthi, Judy Andersen, Debbie Jensen, Debra Parsons, Verna Baruth, Mrs. Zimmerman. The four Local contest winners from W.H.S. were: Debbie Bollinger - Humorous, Jolene Steichen - Oratory, Judy Andersen- Dramatic, Kate Kilcoin - Poetry. They attended the District 9 contest in Artesian where Jolene received a superior rating. She then attended the Regional contest in Aberdeen. D iversification F i J nunciation r ommumcation J—locution A jlJL ticulation M If A otivation Jalene Steichen M FIRST ROW: Kathy Berens, Judy Dankey, Kathy Weber, Bonnie Siedschlaw, Judy Andersen, Jeanette Rankin, Peggy Prins SECOND ROW: Kate Kilcoin, Verna Baruth, Susan Schlomer, Pam Podhradsky, Advisor: Mrs. Krch, Lynn Parker Jody Crasse 1. THIRD ROW: Melanie Kogel, Teresa Kistler, Vicki Brueske, Patty Weber, Kim Riggs, Sheri Kilcoin Carol Podhradsky, Ada Jensen, Janet Swenson. FOURTH ROW: Mary Ann Rankin, Marilyn Cross, Debbie Reider Mary Sue Bissell, Mary Hjelm, Barbara Maurice, Lee Ann Kringen. FIFTH ROW: Pat Prins, Debbie Bluhm, Colleen Miller, Debbie Bollinger, Karen Brueske, Cindy Trudeau, Lee Ann Moe, Karen Bollinger. BACK ROW: Nancy Siedschlaw, Terri Ball, Lynell Baysinger, Linda Van Dyke. FHA AND LIBRARIANS LEFT TO RIGHT: Jody Grassel, Nick Steichen, Lynn Parker, Jackie Grassel, Peggy Prins, Jeanette Rankin, Mary Sue Bissell, Donna Luthi, Janet Swenson, Bonnie Siedschlaw, Kathy Berens, Jolene Steichen, Todd Farris, Judy Andersen, Barbara Maurice, Debbie Reider, Librarian Mrs. Moran, NOT PICTURED. Business Managers Teresa K Istler l.ynn Parser Asst. Editor Bonnie Siecbchlaw Advisor Mr. Elen.: Editor Kate Kilcoin Art Editors lori Flora Patti Ve ?atti ’earr‘p.T STAFF MEMBERS PAPER STAFF TYPISTS Ada Jensen Janice Meyers Lynn Parker Mary Sue Bissell Debbie Bollinger Ada Jensen Janice Meyer Rhonda Alexander Jean Meyer Melanie Kogel Barbara Maurice Verna Baruth EDITOR Valerie Kogel ASST. EDITOR Donna Knigge SITTING: Colleen Donohue, Gwen Wolter, Teresa Kistler. STANDING: Judy Andersen, Jolene Steichen Dave Bockemy, Lori Elenz, Bonnie Siedschlaw, Jackie Grassel. HONOR SOCIETY COMMENDS STUDENTS Dave Bockomy, Valerie Kogel, Gwen Wolter Lori Elenz, Teresa Kistler. FIRST ROW: Debbie Bollinger, Vicki Brueske, Patti Weber, Judy Andersen, Mary Sue Bissell, Mary Padmore, Bonnie Siedschlaw, Jolene Steichen. SECOND ROW': Cindy Trudeau, Peggy Prins, Melanie Kogel, Kim Riggs, Susan Schlomer, Lori Elenz, Debbie Reider, Judy Dankey. THIRD ROW: Ada Jensen, Mike Trudeau, Jeanette Ran- kin, Wesley Andersen, Ed Baruth, Jim Parker, Rhonda Alexander, Pat Prins. FOURTH ROW: Director, Charles Misel; Tim Roti, Paul Kub, Donna Luthi, Jerry Vearrier, Joyce Linke. FIFTH ROW: Sharon Farris, Michele Van Leur, Kathy Wreber, Nancy Siedschlaw. PEP BAND Music . . . fun . . . practice . . . pep meetings . . . out-of-tune . . .Mr. Misel . . . football games . . . uniforms . . . playing at the bonfire . . . Music . . . fun . . . FIRST ROW: D. Reider, S. Bissell, D. Bies. SECOND ROW: V. Brueske, S. Kilcoin, P. Weber, K. Cahill. THIRD ROW: J. Andersen, S. Larson, T. Ball, L. Moe, L. Baysinger. FOURTH ROW: B. Maurice, A. Jensen, M. Trudeau, J. Rankin, D. Bollinger, J. Dankey. FIFTH ROW: V. Baruth, T. Roti, M. Vetter, P. Kub, D. Luthi, K. Kilcoin, J. Vearrier, J. Linke. STANDING: N. Siedschlaw, C. Waddington, K. Weber, M. Van Leur, Director Charles Misel. W.H.S. MARCHING AND CONCER T BAND FRONT ROW: L. Parker, B. Siedschlaw, M. Padmore. SECOND ROW: D Parsons, P. Vearrier, G. Feistner, J. Steichen. THIRD ROW: K. Riggs, M. Kogel, S. Schlomer, L. Elenz, L. Kringen. FOURTH ROW: P. Prins, C. Trudeau, L. Van Dyke, P. Prins, C. Miller, K. Bollinger. FIFTH ROW: S. Farris, J. Andersen, T. Steichen, W. Andersen, J. Parker, E. Baruth, R. Alexander. HEAD MAJORETTE: Patty Vearrier MAJORETTES: Ada Jensen, Lynn Parker, Jalene Steichen, Kathy Berens. 21 FRONT ROW: Cindy Trudeau, Kim Riggs, Lori Elenz, Peggy Prins, Jim Parker, Rhonda Alexander, Ed Bamth. SECOND ROW: Director Mr. Harmon, Jerry Vearrier, Kate Kilcoin, Joyce Linke, Donna Luthi, Tim Roti, Sharon Farris. DRUMS: Nancy Siedschlaw, PIANO: Bonnie Siedschlaw. STAGE BAND SOLOISTS: Mary Padmore, Bonnie Siedschlaw. STUDENTS SHOW TALENT THROUGH MUSIC MIXED CHORUS, BOTTOM ROW: B. Siedschlaw, M. Padmore, J. Dankey, D. Parsons, S. Farris, L. Kringen, D. Bollinger, D. Reider, J. Steichen, T. Ball, K. Riggs, L. Schmidt, J. Andersen. SECOND ROW: C. Podhradsky, M. Hjelm, J. Rankin, D. Jensen, P. Vearrier, L. Moe, C. Trudeau, L. Van Dyke, M. Bissell, P. Prins, L. Elenz, N. Siedschlaw. THIRD ROW: K. Brueske, D. Knigge, P. Weber, L. Thompson, V. Brueske, K. O'Riley, P. Podhradsky, M. Cross, K. Bollinger, C. Miller. TOP ROW: Director, Mr. Thomas Harmon, G. Feistner, J. Vear- rier, W. Andersen, M. Trudeau, T. Farris, B. Steichen, J. Andersen, C. Tiede. CHORUS All-State Chorus Members: Mike Trudeau, Mary Padmore, Bonnie Siedschlaw, Jerry Vearrier. W.H.S. PEP CLUB SHOWS SPIRIT CHEERLEADERS, LEFT TO RIGHT: Margaret Vetter, LeAnne Moe, Jody Grasse 1, Jackie Grassel, Gwen Wolter, Janice Meyer, Kate Kilcoin, Teresa Kistler, Ada Jensen, Patti Vearrier, Sheri Kilcoin, Debbie Bies. FIRST ROW: Bonnie Sideschlaw, Mary Padmore, Judy Anderson, Jolene Steichen, Valerie Kogel, Lori Elenz, Kathy Berens, Barbara Maurice, Gloria Shabot, Debbie Bollinger. SECOND ROW: Peggy Prins, Lynn Parker, Mary Hjelm, LeAnne Kringen, Linda Van Dyke, Nancy Siedschlaw, Karen Brueske, Melanie Kogel. THIRD ROW: Kim Riggs, Terri Ball, Laurie Schmit, Pat Prins, Marilyn Cross, Mary Sue Bissell, Debbie Reider, Colleen Miller, Linda Thompson. FOURTH ROW’: Carol Podhradsky, Debbie Parsons, Pam Podhradsky, Lynell Baysinger, Cindy Trudeau, Sharon Farris, Verna Baruth, Judy Dankey, Karen Bollinger, FIFTH ROW: Janet Swenson, Wanda Wolter, Michele Van Luer, Carla O'Riley, Kathy Weber, Susan Schlomer, Rhonda Alexander, Vicki Brueske, Sandy Larson. LAST ROW: Donna Knigge, Colleen Donohue, Linda Larson, Bonnie O'Riley, Donna Luthi, Joyce Linke, Kim Cahill, Jeanette Rankin, Jean Meyer. CHEERLEADERS LEAD THE WA Y Jackie Crassel Teresa Kistler Debbie Bies Margaret Vetter Kate Kilcoin K Sheri Kilcoin FIRST ROW: Jerry Vearrier, Laurance Cross, Lee Larson, Kim Verhey, Brad Weatherford, Cary Jensen, Larry Ball. SECOND ROW: Randy Weber, Lew Tollefson, Jack Schulz, Dave Bockomy, Ed Murtha, Dennis Ohhrogge, Corwyn Tiede. THIRD ROW: Chester Murtha, Todd Farris, Dennis Hibbard, Steve Keller, Bill Kilcoin, Brad Howard, Jim Parker. FCURTH ROW: Dean Miller, Dick Regynski, Nick Steichen, Paul Kub, LeRoy Kopplin, Bruce Schmiedt, Randy White. FIFTH ROW: Lonne Senska, Mike Trudeau, Mike Sandess, Tim Roti, Brad Van Luer. LAST ROW: Coach Don Barnes, Coach Jens Andree, Coach Lindy Peterson. LETTERMEN’S CLUB COED TENNIS Active Members in Tennis were: Debbie Reider, Bonnie Siedschlaw, Larry Ball, I.eRoy Kopplin, Steve Keller, Lonne Senska. NOT PICTURED: Bill Kilcoin. Tennis was coached by Mr. Barnes. The tennis team had matches with three dif- ferent schools during the year. They included: Mitchell, Huron and Aberdeen. GOLF Spring Arrives . . . clean your clubs . . . practice putting . . . inexperience . . . disappointment . . . handicap . . . the first match . . . victory . . . defeat ... an exciting season . . . 28 The three golfers for WHS were: Lonnie Senska, Tom Cahill, Dave Bockomy. SITTING: Patti Vearrier, Linda Larson, Donna Knigge, Lynn Parker, Ada Jensen, Janice Meyer, Jeanette Rankin, Kim Cahill, Wanda Wolter, Bonnie Siedschlaw. STANDING: Donna Luthi , Mary Padmore, Jan- et Swenson, Barbara Maurice, Michele Van Luer, Kate Kilcoin, Coach Jim Ball. SITTING: Susan Schlomer, Sheri Kilcoin, Nancy Sideschlaw, Melanie Kogel, Gloria Shabot, Debbie Parsons. KNEELING: Carla O'Riley, Kathy Weber, Debbie Bies, Terri Ball Cindy Trudeau, Patti Weber. STANDING: Laurie Schmit, Sharon Farris, Debbie Bollinger, Colleen Miller, Debbie Reider, Mary Sue Bissell, Coach Jim Ball. GIRLS’ BASKETBALL The girls' Varsity Basketball Team look happy as they finished a fine season with 7 wins and 0 losses. A TEAM, SITTING: D. Hibbard, B. Kilcion, J. Schulz, M. Sandness, S. Keller, N. Steichen. STANDING Coach Don Barnes, C. Hinker, L. Ball, L. Larson, G. Jensen, B. Van Leur, C. Tiede, Statistician D. Bockorney. THE MIGHTY REDMEN MAKE WHS PROUD B TEAM, CENTER: Coach Jens Andree. STANDING: K. Kistler, M. Sandness, S. Keller, N. Steichen M Pur- man, C. Hinker, C. Mathis, G. Swenson, C. Tiede, D. Hibbard, T. Wood, J. Bollack, L. Senska. ’ Larry Ball Basketball . . . spirit . . . half time . . . jump ball . . . time out . • . more action . . . Coach Barnes . . . Pep Band . . . victory . . . defeat . . . Cary Jensen SEASON'S RECORD We They Wessington 44 42 Forestburg 69 58 Wessington Springs 82 50 Tulare 71 36 Stickney 69 49 Soo Valley 77 62 Mt. Vernon Howard Dblhdr. 91 56 Howard 84 69 DeSmet 59 70 Iroquois 281 Conference Tourney 85 54 Tulare 73 43 Alpena 76 45 Hitchcock 72 65 Abbott House Benefit We They Tyndall 51 61 Wessington Springs 68 49 Hitchcock 72 65 Wolsey 72 55 Kimball 81 51 Artesian 72 42 Alpena 58 47 J. V. Christian District Tourney 88 55 Stephan 81 48 Wessington Springs 48 54 Kimbal 21 Wins 3 Losses 93 54 FIRST ROW: Randy Shabot, Corywn Tiede, Jack Schulz, Jerry Vearrier, Paul Kub, Ed Murtha, Mike Permann. SECOND ROW: Matt Moran, Clyde Miller, Tim Wood, Tim Steichen, Terry Larson, Gary Swenson, Chris Hinker, Kevin Dockter. THIRD ROW: Dewayne Hopkins, Dick Regynski, Mike Murtha, Dennis Ohlrogge, Larry Cross, Mark Clayton, BradVanLuer, Mike Brosnan, Pat Brosnan, Coach Andree. GIRLS’ TRACK FIRST ROW: M. Murtha, K. Kistler, C. Waddington, M. Andersen, L. Podhradsky, M. Moran, R. White, J. Andersen. SECOND ROW: M. Bradly, E. Murtha, D. Hibbard, S. Kel- ler, C. Miller, M. Purman, D. Staley, G. Swenson. THIRD ROW: Coach Barnes, W. Bluhm, T. Steichen, D. Hinker, B. Riggs, C. Hinker, T. Roti. Season Record White Lake We 18 They 12 Iroquois 6 34 Wolsey 34 16 Sunshine 30 0 Alpena 44 14 Wessington 0 26 Hitchcock 0 42 Tulare 30 18 Mt. Vernon 12 12 FOOTBALL Practice . . . kick-off . . . Cheerleaders . . . Pep Band . . . Coach Andree . . . touchdown . . . hot coffee . . . excitement . . . tackle . . . Defeat . . . Victory . , . Your kidding me! Cheerleaders? Hey! Where's die ball? A TEAM, FRONT ROW: Cary Jensen, Todd Farris, Dick Regynski, Chester Murtha, Kim Verhey, Claude Forbes, Coe- wyn Tiede. BACK ROW: Coach Jens Andrce, Jerry Vearrier, Bill Kilcoin, Brad Van I.eur, Jack Schulz, Lawrence Cross, Student Manager LeRoy Kopplin. Wrestling Cheerleaders: Janice Meyer, Ada Jensen, Gwen Wolter, Patti Vearrier, WRESTLINC SQUAD, BACK ROW: E. Baruth, T. Larson, B. Howard, B. Schmiedt, C. Murtha, B. Riggs, D. Ohlrogge, M. Anderson, W. Bluhm, P. Kub, Coach Lindy Peterson. FRONT ROW: R. Weber, M. Clayton, T. Farris, P. Brosnan, E. Murtha, L. Cross, J. Vearrier, M. Murtha, R. White, L. Weber, C. Feistner. SEN Dean Miller Vice-President Lee Larson Kathy Berens 40 Student Council Representative Dave Bockorny Kit Carver John Brosnan Lori Elenz Gary Druse 41 Ada Jensen Teresa Kistler Lew Tollefson Jeanette Rankin Jerry Vearrier Jack Schulz Peggy Prins Brad Weatherford Kim Verhey Owen Wolter Randy Weber Pastor Jim Carpenter SENIORS BID FAREWELL 1972 was a fantastic year for the Seniors. They were very busy all year. The main event was the class play Eight Women and a Ghost . Mrs. Zimmerman and the girls put this on and they were a big success. Sioux Falls was the destination of the skip day bound Seniors again this year. They spent the day at the Solar Dome at the Holiday Inn. They swam, golfed, played ping-pong, pool, or just loafed. After tearing around all day, a party was held down at Twin Lakes. Pastor Carpenter officiated at the baccalaureate service on May 14 with the band playing the traditional Pomp and Circumstance for the Seniors march. On May 18, the Class of 72 took their final walk together as they filed past the crowd to receive their diplomas. Guest speaker was Dr. Bruce Crosswait. Dave Bockorny and Jeanne Meyer received the Dzie awards for maintaining the highest grade point average during the Senior year. Two received the awards, but they and 26 others have many awards in memories of four years together at WHS. UNDER CLASSMEN Judy Anderson Larry Ball Debra Bluhm Karen Bollinger Kim Cahill Mark Clayton Colleen Donohue Todd Farris Claude Forbes Jody Crasse 1 Daniel Hinker Bradley Howard Gary Jensen Steve Keller Bill Kilcoin LeRoy Kopplin Linda Larson Roger Linke Donna Luthi Raymond Mathis Barbara Maurice Chester Murtha Bonnie O'Riley Lynn Parker Mike Sandness Randy Schabot Bonnie Siedschlaw Steve Sonne Deraid Staley Jalene Steichen Janet Swenson Mike Trudeau Michelle Van Leur Patti Vearrier Mike V erhey Randy White Wanda Wolter Jackie Crassel Donna Knlgge tr-V eS Vi1 i. CLASS OFFICERS: Pres. Donna Luthi; Vice-Pres. Mark Clayton; Sec. Kim Cahill; Student Council Rep. Larry Ball. JUNIOR CLASS MSI� Eddie Barath Kevin Basinger Debbie Bies Wayne Bluhm Mary Sue Bissell Jim Bollack Debra Bollinger Pat Brosnan Vicki Brueske Judy Dankey Gayle Feistner Jim Fristad Dennis Hibbard Paul Kub Sandy Larson Eddie Murtha Dennis Chlrogge Doug Olson Karla O'Riley Jim Parker Pam Podhroskey Pat Prince Mary Ann Rankin Dick Regynsky Debbie Reider Brad Riggs Tim Roti Gloria Schabot Susan Schlomer Bruce Schmeidt Lonnie Senska Nancy Siedschlaw Karen Sonne Nick Stiechen Linda Thompson Corwyn Tiede Brad Van Leur Margaret Vetter Kathy Weber Patty Weber James Anderson Wesley Anderson Mark Anderson Terry Ball Verna Baruth Lynell Bay singer Sally Betzpl Mike Brosnan Karen Bmeske Tom Cahill Marilyn Cross Kevin Dockter Sharon Farris Chris Hinker Dywane Hopkins Mary Hjelm Debbie Jensen Sheri Kilcoin Kim Kistler Melanie Kogel Lee Ann Kringen Terry Larson Clyde Mathis Clyde Miller Colleen Miller Lee Ann Moe Matt Moran Mike Murtha Karl Muth Debra Parson Mike Perm an Carol Podroskey Larry Podhrodskey Kim Riggs Scott Schmidt Laurie Schmidt Tim Stiechen Cary Swenson Cindy Trudeau Linda Van Dyke SENIOR CLASS WILL RHONDA ALEXANDER: will her desk in front of the study hall to Judy Anderson - fhe’ll get it anyway! KATHY BERENS: would like to will her ability to flirt with Don Mauracco to Michele Van Luer. Also a handful of peanuts to Donna Luthi. DAVE BOCKORNY: wills his spot in Mrs. Basham's office to Larry Ball. JOHN BROSNAN: all his fun times he had in Modem Problems to any Junior who wants it. KIT CARVER: wills his ability to get along with Wessington Springs to Claude Forbes and Deraid and his beauttful long black hair to Todd Farris. LA UR AN CE CROSS: wills his ability to smoke in the Smoke House without getting caught to Mark Clayton and Randy Schabot. Also his wrestling ability to Cary Jensen and Dan Hinker. CARY DRUSE: will his cycle to Chester Murtha so he won't have to push his 50 anymore. LORI ELENZ: wills her ability of tree trimming with Elenz's camper to her understanding father. ADA JENSEN: wills her once future plans of being a secretary to Lynn Parker, in hopes that with her boss Cary Jensen she will carry out the plans that Ada once had, because now, as we all know Ada is taken. KATE KILCCIN: wills her courage to join the Womens Liberation front to Lynn Parder - but - who knows? She'll probably be reflected too, because her front isn't worth liberating either. TERESA KISTLER: wills her ability to keep the '66 hot and running to Mark Clayton and to Lynn Parker, her ear lobes, since hers must be getting worn out by now!!! VALERIE KOGEL: wills her ability to back up to Kevin Baysinger. JOYCE UNKE: wills her seat in the back of the study hall to Bonnie O'Riley, who would put it to good use. She also wills her ability to argue to Leroy Kopplin. IFF. LARSON: wills nothing to Cary Jensen because he already has it all, Just Ask Cary!! JANICE MEYER: can't will anyone her ability to hit gas pumps because that doesn't take ability, it takes JEAN MEYER: wills her long list of excuses for missing school to Bill Kilcoin in case he ever run out. She also wills her ability to chew gum all year long without having to scrape desks to Mike Sandness. DEAN MILLER: wills his Josef to Leroy Kopplin! !! MARY PADMORE: wills her first chair in the flute section to Bonnie and her piccolo to Larry so he can join band and sit right next to Bonnie. PEGGY PRINS: wills her great shorthand ability to any deserving student who wants to become the fastest in the world. The great speed of 20 words per minute!!! JEANETTE RANKIN: wills her speedy fingers, which she acquired at Van Dyke's to Donna Luthi and Wanda Woher. JACK SCHULZ: wills his ability to go out for sports to Claude Forbes and wills Bill and Steve the ability to blow up guns and call in ducks while hunting. LEW TOLLEFSON: wills his chills to Bill Kilcoin so he can skip a practice every now and then. KIM VERHEY: wills his ability to wrote speeches about Spiro Agnew to anyone who wants to flunk speech class. JERRY VEARRIER: wills his desk to Chester Murtha, in the hope he can keep little kid's gum wrappers and banana peelings out of that desk!!! BRAD WEATHERFORD: wills Mike Verhey his great figure and flat feet because Mike needs a little something besides good looks. RANDY WEBER: wills his wrestling ability to Ray Mathis and his uncontrolable want for speeding to Steve Sonnie. BARB HIBBARD: wills her ability to give editorials to Linda Larson. Barb also wills her ability to get in trouble in Home Ec. to Bonnie O' Riley. GWEN WOLTER: is willing-----!!! Teresa Kistler was chosen among the senior girls to represent Woon- socket for the Miss Holiday title. Girls from the Central South Dakota area participated in the event held annually at the Huron arena. GIRLS' AND BOYS’ STATE DELEGATES: Cary Jensen, Judy Andersen, Chester Murtha. TALENTS AND A WARDS GIRLS' AND BOYS' STATE ALTERNATES: Ray Mathis, Bonnie Siedschlaw, Steve Sonne. POTPOURRI COOKS: Mrs. Goudy, Mrs. Waddington, Mrs. Parquet, Mrs. Godfrey. JANITOR: Howard Taylor Because of scheduling difficulties, a School Board picture was not taken this year. THE SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS ARE: Gayland Trudeau, Katherine Senska, Richard Parsons, Rodney Alexander, and Orlin Runestad. SUPT.: William Jiricek STUDENT COUNCIL STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS: Pres. Dave Bockomy; Vice-Pres. Kate Kilcoin; Sec. Valerie Kogel. STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS: Dave Bockomy Kate Kilcoin Valerie Kogel Nick Steichen Larry Ball Brad Van Leur Donna Luthi Lee Larson Larry Cross Chris Hinker Wesley Andersen PATRONS BROWERS TYPEWRITERS HANNY'S MEN’S WEAR NORTHWESTERN NATIONAL BANK - Huron HABICHT’S - Huron HURON CLEANERS FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS LOAN ASS. - Huron HURON RADIO T. V. 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