Woonsocket High School - Redmen Yearbook (Woonsocket, SD)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1975 volume:

REDMEN ’75 WOONSOCKET HIGH SCHOOL Editor: Wes Andersen Assistant: Mary Hinker Woonsocket, South Dakota The Royalty awaits Coronation Royalty Regins in the Parade Homecoming ’74 The beat of the drum brought forth three lovely maidens and three strong braves on the evening of September 19. Six Senior girls provided the traditional songs, with Melanie Kogel singing Indian Love Call . Chief Chris Hinker and Princess Terri Ball were crowned Homecoming royalty. The Juniors entertained the royalty with the skit Nine Little Pigs . The burning of the W and a pep meeting followed the festivities, music provided by the WHS Pep band. The next day began with the parade at 1:30. The sophomores winning first place in float competition. The Wes- sington Springs and Forestburg bands ac- companied the WHS band in the parade. The Redmen stopped the Tulare Chief- tains 8-0 that night. A homecoming dance followed in the gym. The Alumni Banquet brought the 1974 Homecoming to an end on Sat- urday eveining. Juniors present skit, Nine Little Pigs Sophomores-The Winning Float Carnival 1974- Freshmen Reign The carnival this year was a time for lots of hard work. Each class tried to outdo the others in the battle to obtain their goal—having their candidates crowned King and Queen. The senior candidates were Gary Swenson and Cyndi Trudeau; the juniors worked for Mark Bittner and Kathy Berg; the sophomores earned for Bob Knigge and Caryn Moe; and the freshmen really out did themselves in order to have their candidates, Jack Davis and Shelly Schlicht named as King Jack and Queen Shelly. They raised over $900 in their winning effort. This year, because of the high price of everything, there were no bake sales or candy sales. But in spite of this, the classes of W.H.S. raised almost $1,500 through such ac- tivities as paper drives, raking leaves, washing windows, painting, and of course selling chances. Yes, carnival '74 was indeed a busy time. 5 Prom Junior Class President 8 9 SUPERINTENDENT William Jiricek Advanced Algebra GUIDANCE COUNCILOR Edythe Basham SECRETARY Joyce Perrman SECRETARY Marian Andersen PRINCIPAL Jens Andree Government Football P. E. Grade Basketball LIBRARIAN Florence Dankey Mr. Permian Assistant Basketball Science Mr. Arend History Head Basketball Coach Sophomore Advisor P. E. Track Mr. Fulton Music Mrs. Zimmerman English ID, IV Spanish Drama Club Spanish Club Declam Mr. Elenz Business Annual Advisor Sophomore Advisor Mr. Petereon Math P.E. Wrestling Coach Freshman Advisor Mrs. Hagman Home Economics F.H.A. Advisor Mr. Kluksdahl Science Grade Principal Girl's Basketball Mr. Van Dem Hemel Industrial Arts Junior Advisor Mrs. Aasmundstad English I, II Sociology-Speech Drama C lub Cheerleader Advisor Freshman Advisor Custodians Ray Long Howard Taylor (Not Pictured) Cooks Eileen Waddington Lucille Goudy Sally Bezpaletz Weber Sharon Farris Seniors Tom Cahill Matt Moran Laurie Schmit ■■ i ■ Linda Van Dyke Coleen Miller Not Pictured: Lynn Weber CLASS OFFICERS: Tim Steichen, President; Melanie Kogel, Repre- sentative; Gary Swenson, Vice-President; Mike Murtha, Secretary. Seniors Why are you so scared, Sheri? Seniors' Skip Day— Sioux Falls Help! They're invading! The chaperons taking a break. three's a crowd! Hey, wait a minute! Two's enough, Wherever I go In my search for ecstacy You are linked to me— I know your door will be open. Skip day 1975 was a day that opened the doors of the hearts of the classmates of 1975 to each other. It was a day of sharing fun and laughter, a day of learning what each class- mate was really like, a day of togetherness before each would go his separate way. Skip day was spent in Souix Falls shopping, swimming, relaxing, roller-skating. It was a day spent making memories that will never be forgotten. The class was drawn together once more before being drawn apart, bringing the realiza- tion of how much each would miss the others. 20 The Senior Class of 1975. Graduation This year they tried something new. Instead of asking a speaker to com to grad- uation, three seniors gave their own addresses. They were Melanie Kogel, Wes Andersen, and Karen Brueske. Mrs. Senska presents diplomas. Graduation is over. 21 Juniors Kathy Berg Grant Bezpaletz Brian Be is Mark Bittner Jeff Bockorny Jim Clayton Kathy Cummins Mary Dorris Terrie Dorris Doug Godfrey Dennis Hiemstra Mary Hinker Kori Kappel Tina Kilcoin Keith Kluksdahl Hank Kogel Kevin Krueger Randy Larson Susan Linke Dennis Long 24 Kay McDowell Carrie Moran Larry Murtha Cindy Nielson Susan Prins Ronnie Schabot Greg Sonne Greta Sonne Susan Thompson Jeff Van Leur Marcia Waddington Lynda Wolter Teresa Zimmerman Not Pictured: Debbie Verhey Junior Class Officers: President, Larry Murtha; Vice-President, Jim Clayton; Secretary, Marcia Waddington; Representative, Kathy Cummins. The class of 76-next in line for graduation, sold magazines, and held bingos to raise money for the Spring Prom. The Prom was held April 19, with the theme Stairway to Heaven in the colors of blue and silver. Crank played at the dance in the gym. The Juniors presented the Homecoming skit at Coronation- The Nine Redmen Pigs -in reference to the story The Three Little Pigs . At least they tried. Louder girls! Three of the junior cheerleaders in action. 26 Vicky Anderson Rosa Angeles Jerry Ball Kim Beach Greg Bezpaletz Peggy Bies Vicki Bittner Mark Bollinger Craig Brueske Lori C ahill Bill Cummins Jeff Davis Brad Eddy Bruce Estabrook Jon Farris Trent Foos Judy Fredrick Penny Funk Bill Goergen Gail Jiricek 27 Norman Kluksdahl David Knigge Bob Knigge Harry Krog Virginia Larson Claude Miller Caryn Moe Russell Moran Keith Ohlrogge Tom Parquet Dan Parsons Earl Richardson Mike Rankin Esther Schabot Tami Schmiedt Kandy Steichen Suzie Steichen Debbie Taylor Wanda Wade Craig Weber 28 Sophomores now had one year s experi- ence behind them. They proved it by taking first place in the Homecoming Parade with their float Tulare, The Team We ve Been Lookin For . Next, at the Carnival they followed second with $317.30. Their can- didates were Bobby Knigge and Caryn Moe. Class Officers: Kandi Steichen, President; Judy The Sophomore class entry in the homecoming Fredricks, Student Council; Lori Cahill, Secretary- parade. Treasurer; David Knigge, Vice-president. Gayle, could you speak up a little more? I can hardly hear you. The ,74-,75 school year found an interesting new student at W.H.S. Rosalinda Angeles became a member of our student body through the Youth For Understanding program. Rosa arrived August 19 and lived with the Arnold Zimmerman family until mid-July. She had completed her studies in primary and secondary schools in Mexico City and came to Woonsocket in order to increase her English vocabulary. In Mexico it has become very important to be bilingual--especially in the career Rose has select- ed, something in the line of tourist aid either with an airline or a tourist agency. When she re- turns to Mexico, she plans to begin training for such a career. One of her most interesting hobbies is that of dancing the folk dances of Mexico, which she has been doing since the age of three. She has five sisters and one brother. Her father is a jeweler. While in Woonsocket she saw her first snow and plenty of it. She said she would like to return for a visit but not when it is cold! Freshmen Lisa Alexander Brian Anderson Lawrence Baysinger Jane Ann Brosnan jack Davis Sean Donohue Lowell Dorris JoAnne Druse Julie Feistner Jim Godfrey Tom Godfrey Bryant Heimstra Cheryl Hoxsie Patty Jensen Richard Jensen Elaine Kempf Regina Kilcoin David Kirsch Kristi Kruegar Russell Mathis 30 Dwight Mathis Scott Moe Paula Moran Cilda Murtha Polly Parker Roger Parker Brian Parsons Lori Parsons Joe Richardson Christi Roti Darrel Schmit Shelly Schlicht Brad Selland Brett Selland Paula Senska Jeff Snedeker Gail Sonne Lisa Swenson Carolyn Thompson Jeff Tiede 31 Lori Trudeau Carla VanLeur Kevin VanLeur Craig Weatherford - ' v L 11 .'iff?® Freshmen, Freshmen! Don't be shy! And shy they weren't. They walked away with honors at the '74 carnival with a total $965.40. The new King and Queen were Shelly Schlicht and Jack Davis. Earlier in the year, the frosh organized the burning of the W and captured second place with their float in the Homecoming Parade. The freshmen performed skits throughout the year, these included one at the community pep rally held before the regional basketball tournament. Sporting events saw freshmen football, wres- tling, boys' and girls' basketball and track team members working out hard. Now those are friends! Parts of one of their skits at high school pep rallies. The freshmen worked hard on their float. Freshmen class officers: President, Paula Senska; Vice- President, Jeff Tiede; Secretary, JoAnne Druse; Repre- sentative, Regina Kilcoin. A” SQUAD Standing: T. Cahill, J. Clayton, C. Mathis, C. Hinker, G. Swenson, M. Permann, J. Ball, Coach Andree. Kneeling: T. Foos, G. Sonne, B. Estabrook, J. VanLeur, C. Waddington, T. Steichen, M. Moran. Sitting: J. Andersen, L. Murtha, M. Bittner, M. Murtha, K. Kistler, Student Manager D. Godfrey. Football They We White Lake 8 8 Iroquois 14 16 Wolsey 0 16 ♦Tulare 8 0 Sunshine Bible 24 0 Wessington 12 40 Alpena 14 42 Hitchcock 12 42 Mount V ernon 32 14 ♦Homecoming ALL-CONFERENCE: Coach Andree, First team, Tim Steichen; Honorable Mention, Jeff VanLeur and Bruce Estabrook. B SQUAD Standing: Coach Arend, B. Selland, R. Moran, D. Parson, R. Mathis, H. Krog, J. Farris, D. Long, Student Manager N. Kluksdahl. Kneeling: B. Anderson, K. Van Leur, T. Godfrey, C. Weatherford, J. Davis, M. Bollinger, J. Snedeker. Sitting: D. Schmit, J. Davis, R. Parker, S. Moe, R. Knigge, J. Tiede. :Alf DrLelt0 RigM’ O-’ McDowe11- S- Kilcoin, T. K ileo in, L. Wolter, L. Cahill, S. Farris, Smd M K A eS!1 ’ E’ K' P'' C' M”d V- Kluksdahl � „d Girl's Basketball G8, S ADVStr 18 Lt.ft to Ri§ht. Coach Kluksdahl, P. Jensen, S. Schlicht, E. Kempf, L. Cahill, V. Larsen, G. Sonne, Bittner. Kneeling, R. Kilcoin, P. Scnska, C. VanLeur, L. Trudeau, P. Parker. We They Forestburg 38 40 Iroquois 24 31 Alpena 33 24 Wolsey 38 43 Forestburg 15 16 ♦Forestburg Invitational Tournament Spencer 37 27 Forestburg 32 16 James Valley 13 36 Mitchell 17 33 Alpena 45 33 Mitchell 26 29 281 Conference Tournament Iroquois 19 22 ♦First South Dakota Girl's Tournament Front Row: M. Murtha, L. Murtha, J. FaxTis, D. Schmit, C. Weber, V. Zimmerman, K. Kruegar. Middle Row: L. Podhrasky, J. Davis, T. Steichen, C. Waddington, M. Rankin, D.Estabrook, Coach Lindy Peterson. Back Row: B. Parsons, Student Manager D. Long, G. Betspaletz, Statistician Sharon Farris, J. Snedeker. Wrestling WE THEY Kimball 21 45 Corsica 30 36 Willow Lake 11 50 Doland 21 36 Mt. Vernon 30 34 De Smet 49 18 Wessington Springs 24 36 Wessington Springs 22 33 Sunshine Bible 38 26 White Lake 21 33 Mike Murtha, a W.H.S. Senior, did an excellent job of wrestling for W.H.S. This year he represented his team at the regional tournament. He was a part of the Redmen wrestling squad since his freshman year. 38 W.H.S. Wrestlers in Action! Coach Peterson sweatin' it out! 39 Bottom Row: M. Perrman, K. Kistler, J. Ball, Coach Arend. Second Row: Student Manager N. Kluksdahl, £? ? � Bittner, J VanLeur. Third Row: C. Mathis, J. Clayton, C. Hinker. Top Row: G. Sonne, T. Cahill, K. Kluksdahl. Basketball Front Row: Student Manager D. Kirsch, J. Linke, J. Davis, K. VanLeur, B. Knigge, M. Bollinger, T. Godfrey, J. liede, J. Godfrey, B. Heimstra. Back Row: Coach R. Perrman, B. Anderson, T. Foos, R. Mathis, T. Parquet, D. Hiemstra, B. Selland, B. SeUand, L. Baysinger, R. Parker. 40 WE THEY WE THEY Forestburg 69 44 Wolsey 64 58 Marion 35 32 Wessington 57 59 Wess. Springs 43 45 Kimball 87 45 Tulare 39 37 Plank inton 70 47 Stickney 1 OT 52 58 Hamlin County 62 79 Mt. Vernon 45 35 Alpena 42 50 Artesian 45 64 James Valley 61 45 Iroquois 42 59 McIntosh 70 45 Hitchcock 47 48 Crow Creek 60 53 Tulare 53 27 Kimball 79 40 Alpena 60 53 Wess. Springs 48 45 Wess. Springs 68 58 Gettysburg 50 54 Hitchcock 62 47 Lyman County 59 40 41 BOYS TRACK: Left to Right, Back Row: B. Knigge, R. Moran, B. Selland, T. Parquet, M. Permann, J. Van Leur, T. Foos, J. Clayton, J. Ball, T. Cahill, H. Krog, B. Selland, K. Van Leur, Middle Row: D. Doris, J. Snedeker, C. Weatherford, S. Moe, J. Davis, J. Davis, J. Godfrey, R. Parker, M. Bollinger, Bottom Row: M. Murtha, M. Brosnan, M. Bittner, J. Farris, J. Linke, B. Heimstra, J. Tiede, Coach R. Arend, Not Pictured. Boys’ Track 42 GIRLS TRACK: From Left to Right, Back Row, student manager, M. Waddington, K. McDowell, R. Kilcoin, S. Schlicht, E. Kempf, L. Trudeau, S. Kluksdahl, P. Senska, P. Jensen. G. Sonne, M. Cross, L. Cahill, G. Funk, C. Thompson; Kneeling, G. Murtha, P. Jiricek, K. Kempf, D. Trudeau, S. Beach, J. Bittner, M. Clayton, S. Baysinger, and T. Funk. 43 Pep Club Officers: President V. Baruth, Vice- President L. Schmit, Secretary-Treasurer C. Moran. The Pep Club, under the leadership of its officers, backed the Big Red in atheletic events. The members did not raise money this year, turning their attention to sparking the team with more spirit. Pep buses attended most away games and all basketball tournaments. Cheerleaders From Top to Bottom: K. Berg, S. Kilcoin, T. Ball, C. Trudeau, S. Steichen, V. Bittner, K. Steichen, C. Nielson, P. Bies, G. Murtha, T. Kilcoin, M. Kogel, C. Moe, M. Hinker. Go Big Red! Pep Club 45 46 47 Front Row: Mary Hinker, Keith Kluksdahl, Hank Kogel, Mrs. Basham, Teresa Zimmerman, and Cyd Nielson. Back Row: Mike Murtha, Melanie Kogel, Karen Brueske, Wes Andersen, LeeAnn Krincen, and Terri Ball. Honor Students Character, service, leadership, and scholarship. These are the qualifications for National Honor Society. This year eleven students participated in this honors organization. This year’s officers were Wes Andersen, president; Mel Kogel, vice-president; LeeAnn Kringen, sec- retary; Mike Murtha, treasurer. Mrs. Basham was their advisor. New members were inducted on April 28 at the P. T. A. meeting in a candle- lighting ceremony with the old members giving pledges to the new members (Mary, Keith, Hank, Teresa, Cyd, and Terri). Senior Honor Students were, From Left to Right, Mike Permann, Terri Ball, Linda VanDyke, Melanie Kogel, LeeAnn Kringen, Wes Andersen, Karen Brueske, and Kim Kistler. These students maintained a 3. 3 grade average throughout their high school careers. (Not Pictured, Mike Murtha.) First Row: Director, Mr. Fulton, C. Moran, K. Steichen, D Parsons J. Druse, P. Parker J. Murtha, L. Trudeau, P. Moran, K. Berg, Accompanist, C. Nielson. Second Row: L. Schmit, T. Ball, C. Koti, J. Fredrichs, S. Steichen, G. Jiricek, C. Miller, M. Waddington M Kogel. Third Row: V. A de en D. Taylor, L. Alexander, J. Brosnan, S. Farris, L. Kringen, M. Hinker, C. Moe� C. Trudeau. Fourt Row: }. Tiede, T. Parquet, J. Davis, M. Bollinger, J. Farris, L. Murtha, T. Steichen; J. Andersen, J. Snedeker, W. Andersen. Chorus Cindy Nielson, WHS accompanist, played for all musical groups. These consist of solos, ensembles, chorus, stage band, grade school events and special musical entertainment groups. 49 The ALL-STATE CHORUS for 1974 in Rapid City was attended by Judy Fredrichs, Tim Steichen, Melanie Kogel, and Wes Andersen. They were chosen to repre- sent WHS on November 1-2 at the annual event. Row Is Terri Ball, Sheri Kilcoin, Mary Hinker, Sharon Kroell; Row 2: Carolyn Thompson, Lisa Swenson, Kim Beach, Judy Fredrichs, Regina Kilcoin, Cris Roti, Debie Taylor, Verna Baruth; Row 3: Lori Cahill, Suzie Steichen, Cindy Nielson, Elaine Kempf, Debbie Parsons, Jim Andersen, Tim Steichen, Tina Kilcoin, Wes Andersen, Lori Trudeau; Row 4: Gilda Murtha, Brian Parsons, Jeff Snedeker, Gayle Jiricek. WHS Pep, and Concert Row 1: Caryn Moe, Carrie Moran, Teresa Zimmerman, LeeAnn Kringen, Laurie Schmit; Row 2. Jeff Norman Klukdahl, Carla Van Leur, Paula Moran, Polly Parker, Gayle Sonne, Jane Ann Brosnan; Row 3. Sean Donohue, Shelly Schlicht, Sharon Farris, Marcia Waddington, Cyndi Trudeau, Jack Davis, Vicky Andersen, Lisa Alexander, Kandi Steichen; Director, Mr. Fulton. Marching, Band Brass Choir: Shelly Schlicht, Marcia Waddington, Sean Donohue, Lori Trudeau, Jim Andersen, Tim Steichen, Tina Kilcoin, Wes Andersen, Verna Baruth, Jeff Davis, Norman Kluksdahl, Debie Taylor, Cristi Roti, Regina Kilcoin, Carla Van Leur, and Paula Moran. Saxophone quartet: Kandy Steichen, Lisa Alexander, Vicky Andersen, and Cyndi Trudeau, I. Brass quartet: Marcia Waddington, Wes Andersen, Jeff Davis, Verna Baruth. Clarinet solo: Mary Hinker. Clarinet solo: Sharon Kroell, I. Flute trio: Jane Ann Brosnan, Lauri Schmit, and Polly Parker, I. Librarians: Mrs. Dankey, Mrs. Permann, Advisors: Debbie Taylor, Susan Linke, Susan Thompson, Vicky Andersen, Terri Doris, Carole Podhradsky, Mary Doris, Lori Cahill, Deborah Parsons, Sheri Kilcoin, Marcia Waddington, Colleen Miller, Verna Baruth, Wes Andersen. Librarians — Book Club Marcia Waddington, a W.H.S. junior, was elected as treasurer of the South- ern District Librarians Association at their annual fall meeting. She was installed at their spring meeting and served for one year. This year a book club was started at Woonsocket High School. The members were from all four classes and met once each month to discuss books they had read and to listen to guest speakers of in- terest to them. An active member received one-forth credit. Of- ficers for the year were Terri Dorris, Mary Dorris and Not Pictured, Kori Kappel. Mrs. Dankey was their advisor. 54 Deciam As mid-October came, 5 girls--Jane Ann Brosnan, Judy Fredrichs, Wanda Wade, Paula Senska, and Paula Moran became very excited about declam. Their coach, Mrs. Zimmerman, had worked with them and they were ready for local competition. Jane Ann won in poetry, Judy in oratory, Wanda in dramatics, and Paula M. in humorous. In district competition in Artesian, Jave re- ceived an excellent and the other local winners received goods . F.H.A. FHA Officers: Debbie Parsons, Historian; Cyndi Trudeau, Treasurer; Suzie Steichen, Parlimentar- ian; Colleen Miller, Song Leader; Karen Brueske, President; Verna Baruth, Reporter; Judy Fredricks, Vice President; Melanie Kogel, Secretary. Fall One-Acts Director: Mrs. Zimmerman THE BROKEN SENTENCE Cris Roti Gayle Jiricek Debie Taylor Verna Baruth Susan Kluksdahl Student Director: LeeAnn Kringen STANDING ROOM ONLY Jack Davis Paula Senska Lisa Alexander Kurt Krueger Vic Zimmerman Carolyn Thompson Craig Godfrey Paula Moran Elaine Kempf Student Director: Karen Brueske Spring One-Acts Director: Mrs. Aasmundstad SCHOOL BUS ROMANCE Gregory Bezpaletz Kurt Krueger Jack Davis Polly Parker Verna Baruth Jim Clayton Jeff Davis Harold Krog Wanda Wade Esther Schabot Paula Senska DIARY of ADAM and EVE Jeff Davis Debie Taylor Verna Baruth THE LOST ELEVATOR Carole Podhradsky Dan Estabrook Mike Brosnan Lynn Weber Matt Moran Lee Ann Kringen Clyde Miller Gary Swenson Clyde Mathis Cyndi Trudeau Sheri Kilcoin Verna Baruth STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS: Left to Right, Vice-President Kim Kistler, Secretary, Sheri Kilcoin, and President Chris Hinker. Student Council ’74-’75 STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS: Bottom to Top, Paula Senska, Larry Murtha, Kandy Steichen, Regina Kilcoin, Chris Hinker, Judy Fredricks, Kim Kistler, Tim Steichen, Sheri Kilcoin, Melanie Kogel, and Advisor Mr. Andree. Honors and Awards Boys and Girls Staters The American Legion Post 29 this year sponsored two Boys Staters, Larry Murtha and Greg Sonne. Mark Hinker was chosen by the Legion Auxiliary to re- present Woonsocket at Girls State. Both are held in early summer of each year. Boys and Girls State Alternates Hank Kogel and Keith Kluksdahl were selected by Post 29 as Boys State alternates. Cindy Nielson was chosen as Girls State alternate. D.A.R. DAR CANDIDATE, Karen Brueske, was select- ed by a senior and faculty vote because of her outstanding qualifications. She was also chosen to represent Sanborn County in further competition. Melanie Kogel was the BETTY CROCKER HOMEMAKER for this year. This honor is given to the senior girl who scores highest on a test given to all the senior girls. Jaycee Outstanding Citizenship Award went to seniors Kim Kistler and Karen Brueske. They were honored at the Jaycees Award Banquet. They were nominated by their teachers, after- wards the WHS students voted on them. Students Gain Honors 281-Conference Basketball Team: Chris Hinker was chosen at the Senior's game at Wolsey for the Conference Team. Jerry Ball and Kim Kistler received Honorable Mention. MISS HOLIDAY CONTESTANT Terri Lynn Ball was chosen to represent WHS in the Annual Tournament held in the Huron Arena. She was elected from a field of junior and senior girls by the Student Body. Girls from all over Central South Dakota participated. The Harry Dzie awards this year went to Melanie Kogel and Wes Andersen. These awards are presented to the senior boy and girl who have the highest grade point average during their senior year. Terri Ball, Tom Cahill, Sheri Kilcoin, and Debbie Parsons were presented the Anna Hollister Awards. These are loans given to worthy seniors who seek to further their educa- tion. The John Philip Sousa award, given to the most outstanding senior instrumentalist, was awarded to Wes Andersen this year. Wes plays the trombone. MILITARY BALL CONTESTANT Mary Beth Hinker, who was elected by the WHS Student Body, was named the 1974 Honorary Captain. The National Guard sponsor the contest in December at the Military Ball in the Armory. The Honorary Captain received a $50. 00 savings bond, a plaque and a dozen roses. Girls from the surrounding towns partic- ipated. Elaine Kempf and Lynda Wolter represented Woonsocket High School at the girls state track meet on May 17. Elaine, a freshman, came home with a new state record in the 440-yard dash, winning it in 60. 4. She also won second in the 220 and fifth in the high jump. Lynda placed sixth in the 110 hurdles. The girls placed sixth in overall team points. Essay winners: Teresa Zimmerman was the winner of the Intercounty Electric Essay Con- test. She received an all-expense-paid trip to Washington, D. C. , with the winners from other areas. Cindy Nielson, Greg Sonne, Kandy Steichen, and Judy Fredrichs were among the top winners of the Farm Bureau contest chosen to attend a Youth Seminar at Black Hills State College. 61 ANNTJAL STAFF: Advisor, Mr. Elenz, Melanie Kogel, Marcia Waddington, Sharon Farris Verna Baruth, Kori Kappel, Mary Beth Hinker, Wes Andersen, Karen Brueske, Tern Ball, Kathy Berg, Carrie Moran, and Cindy Nielson. Debbie Parsons, Tina Kilcoin, 1975 RED MEN STAFF ADVISOR EDITOR ASSISTANT EDITOR Mr. Elenz Wes Andersen Mary Beth Hinker TYPISTS LAY-OUT COPY Melanie Kogel Carrie Moran Terri Ball Cindy Nielson Verna Baruth Marcia Waddingt on BUSINESS PHOTOGRAPHERS ART Sheri Kilcoin Sharon Farris Tina Kilcoin Kathy Berg Debbie Parsons Kori Kappel Karen Brueske Kay McDowell 3 School Board Members, Standing, Orlin Runestad, Douglas Peterson, William Jiricek, Sitting, Mrs. Cliff Ball, Rodney Alexander, Mrs. Eldon Senska, and Cay land Trudeau. Autographs Pom Pom Girls POM-POM GIRLS - Row Two: Kay McDowall, Lynda Wolter, Majorette Sheri Kilcoin, Kathy Berg, Debbie Parsons. Row One: Paula Senska, Teresa Zimmerman, Cheryl Hoxsie. Spanish Club SPANISH CLUB - Row Two: Wes Andersen, Kandy Steichen, Mary Hinker, LeeAnn Kringen, Gayle Jiricek, Vicky Andersen, Lenna Steichen, Jonna Wade, Mrs. Zimmerman, advisor. Row One: Vic Zimmerman, Kuit Kruegar, Teresa Zimmerman, Rosa Angeles, Debie Tyalor, Wanda Wrade, Carole Podhradsky. KINDERGARTEN - Row Two: Mrs. Rice, Missy Hopkins, Trent Trudeau, Vikki Tuffs, Lynn Vetter, Lynette Steichen, Jay Larson. Row One: Brian Voorhees, Steve Olson, Cheryl Larson, Shawn Peterson, Deanne Larson Jeff Howard, Clinton Hinker. FIRST GRADE - Row Two: Mrs. Coulthard, Sheri Olson, Ann Hinker, Cynthia Thompson, Kara Donohue, Tami Olinger, Dana Brown, Barry Selland, Karf Berg. Row One: Kathleen Steichen, Cynthia Knigge, Crystal Olinger Paula Larson, Darren Swenson, Jay Swenson, Jeffrey Reider, Rodney Cummings. SECOND GRADE - Row Two: Mrs. Swenson, Daniel Thompson, Todd Olinger, Michele Bies, Curtis Van Leur, Jennifer Steichen, Todd Hildebrand Row One: Danaee Thompson, Jeffrey Merriman, Karla Wade, Jeffery Blanfoid, Curtis Olinger. Not Pictured: Patty Jo Oimstead. THIRD GRADE - Row Two: Mrs. A. Miller, Theresa Swenson, Joseph Howard, Cynthia Cummins, John Trent Clayton, Daniel Swenson, Barbara Anderson, William Long, Ann Trudeau. Row One: Kent Krueger, Karie Andree, Terry Estabrook, Conny Parrott, James Peterson, Brenda Weber, Kari Reider, Larry Regynski. FOURTH GRADE - Row Two: Mrs. Sundstrom, Kim Klaas, Rebecca Otter, Trent Steichen, Marci Christian, Gary Goergen, Mark Brueske, Sandy Vetter, Danny Ball. Row One: Russel Pohdradsky, Robert Steichen, Kathy Kappel, Lee Knigge, James Feistner, Bryan Zirpel, Kelly Hughes. FIFTH GRADE - Row Three: Mrs. Olinger, Sharon Long, Henry Linke, Susan Podradsky, Brett Berquist, Ricky Tuffs. Row Two: Kevin Treudeau, Jim Foos, Kathy Swenson, Soni Olson, Todd Snedeker, Holly Hagmann. Row One: Kyle Krueger, Alan Regynski, Chad Andree, Roger Hughes, Michael Peterson, Pat Wade. Not Pictured: Todd Steichen. SIXTH GRADE - Row Three: Mrs. Kluksdahl, James Grassel, Danny Hinker, Ronnie Nielson, Chuck Parquet, Gregg Bollinger, Ricky Perman. Row Two: Patty Hanson, Roxanne Moe, Debbie Dorris, Gloria Christian, Lynn Cahill, Sarah Dorris, Laurie Larson. Row One: Mary Jo Murtha, James Howard, Lezlee Parsons, Cindy Long, Kathy Goergen, Tim Funk, Kregg Krueger. SEVENTH GRADE - Row Four: Karla Kempf, Tim Bollack, Mary Anderson, Polly Kogel, Debra Thompson, Dawn Moran, Pam Swenson, Melanie Clayton, Pam Jiricek, Julie Howard. Row Three: Mrs. Arend, Tim Klaas, Sandy Baysinger, Barbara Larson, Renee Mathis, Cindy Reider, Stuart Christian, David Hjelm, Denise Godfrey, Janet Authier, Clark Reider, Mrs. Brosnan. Row Two: Patrick Hughes, Cheryl Knigge, Cindy Berquist, Jodi Bittner, Rodney Schmiedt, Neal Mathis, Ellen Hughes, Susan Beach, Patt Knigge, Ginger Funk, Robert Weber. Row One: Doug Swenson, Troy Peterson, Tom Van Leur, Kevin Knigge, Jeff Berg, Steve Estabrook, Brian Sonne, Mark Peterson. EIGHTH GRADE - Row Four; Jonna Wade, Mary Cross, Lee Georgen, Todd Brueske, Dan Hagman, Denise Trudeau, Charles Miller, Jerry Baysinger, Sandy Schlomer. Row Three: Mr. Pennann, Scx tt Bollinger, Valerie Swenson, Curtis Miller, Randy Reider, Kellen Hinker, Tim Foos, Susan Kluksdahl, Craig Godfrey, Donald Ringen, Mr. Peterson. Row Two: Lenna Steichen, Alfred Long, Todd Bies, Patty Schabot, Lori Maakestead, Chris Farris, Jean Sonne, Donna Thompson, Michael Podhradsky, Leon Fredericks, Mary Snedeker. Row One: Vic Zimmerman, Tim Weber, Mary Ann Zirpel, Terry Funk, Kurt Kreuger, Jay Ball, Cheryl Dorris, Eddie Wolter. ELLIOT SCHOOL - Row Two: Mrs. Moody, Diane Jensen, Russel Weinberg, Heather S el land, Peter Thompson, Rachel Weinberg. Row One: Julie Jensen, Judd Selland, Connie Thompson, Denise Christopher. John Christopher, Craig Runestad. PATRONS HURON Potters The Barn Ben Franklin Fullerton's Furniture Huron Radio G TV Zesto Northwestern Bank Deiby Gambles Sears Milly's O. P. Skagg's Food Store Habicht's Fair City Cleaners Town House Cafe Costains Geyerman's Travelers Motel Randalls Bjorke's Cycle Shop Swansons A W Rootbeer DeMond Music J. C. Penney Co. Tradehome Shoe Store MITCHELL Browers Office Supply Burg's Shoe Store Inc. Our Own Hardware Mitchell Music Center Humphrey Drug Browers Typewriter Coast to Coast Store Telstar Motors Hedblooms Ellefson Implement Wheeler Inc. Ideal Applicance Larry's The Fair WOONSOCKET V G C Shop B G N Furniture SANBORN COUNTY MITCHELL FDIC ABSTRACT NATIONAL BANK Phone: 796-4541 BONDS Serving the Community Woonsocket, S.D. REAL ESTATE since 1886 North Branch- Main Office 71 NORTHWESTERN PUBLIC SERVICE Woonsocket, S.D. FARMERS UNION INSURANCE One stop Service for ali your insurance needs. Woonsocket, S. D. See: EDWARD SWENSON or Phone: 796-4503. NORTHWEST COLLEGE OF COMMERCE Huron, S. Dak. Complete training in all business and secretarial skills. Accounting, machines training, and life placement upon graduation. LEO g HELENS IGA Woonsocket, S.D. Open Daily 7 a. m. - 9 p. m. KING KOIN LAUNDERETTE Woonsocket, S.D. VAN DYKE SUPPLY CO. Supplies sold the world over for Taxidermists and Tanners. Class eyes for Decoy, Novelty and Fish Lure Manufacturing. New item - Trophy Awards WOONSOCKET, SOUTH DAKOTA 72 EVERY WEE AD-VISOR SHOPPERS GUIDE 111 N. MAIN MITCHELL ninown DOLLHOUSE MUSEUM West Highway 16 Mitchell, S.D. World of Dolls and Antiques SWAP SHOP 104 North Main Mitchell, South Dakota Phone 996-7450 WE BUY, SELL AND TRADE NEW AND USED FURNITURE Furniture upholstering mattress rebuilding We pay spot cash for good clean furniture PONY HILLS HATCHERY INC. Woonsocket, S. Dak. Care Crittpr George Riffe, Admin. Claire Callan, R.N. Rose Mary Anderson, L. P. N. Helen Georgen, L. P. M. Woonsocket, S.D. Phone 796-4178 73 CENEX SERVICE Petroleum - Farm Supplies - Auto Accessories G Tires On the Farm Tire Service Custom Spraying Custom Fertilizer Blending G Application Woonsocket, S.D. THE WOONSOCKET NEWS Men's, Women's G Children's Clothing G Shoes Printing And Supplies All Domestic Jo Jo’s SANBORN TELEPHONE CO-OP Woonsocket, S. Dak. KAPPEL’S HARDWARE PARKER General Hardware Sporting Goods OWNER: CHARLES (BUD) PARKER Gift for All Occasions Woonsocket, S.D. Phone: 769-3685 Woonsocket, S.D. WALTER W. BASHAM, Director Woonsocket, S.D. Phone: 796-4465 S-T-R-E-T-C-H your dollars WOONSOCKET, S.D. 75 I KING'S HURON’S HOME-OWNED ♦ IfcINGj family I 11 L RESTAURANT BANK ▼ FARMERS AND MERCHANTS BANK _ 'Tor friendly L==Jfe family dining Huron, South Dakota SINGER KAPPEL TV AND APPLIANCE Channel Master - Westinghouse The Singer Co. Sylvania - Sony 340 Dakota Ave. S. 370 Dakota South Huron, S. Dak. 352-6652 Huron, South Dakota bottling DAKOTA DUNECYCLE PEPSICOLA co OF HURON 352-8203 Sales C Service Triumph Benelli Norton Rickman Mt. Dew Hires Squirt 5 HP—50 HP Dunecycles Dr. Pepper Nesbitts Diet Pepsi Huron, S.D. West Highway 14 Y. H. CHARBONNEAU, M.D. When in Mitchell visit GRIGG'S Sport Center at Super City 66 3rd St. SE or our Clothing Store downtown. Huron, S.D. GRIGGS Phone: 352-8571 Open 9-9 at Super City 9-5:30 downtown All Team Sports 76 PADMORE’S RAY’S FORD PHARMACY Ford G Mercury Prescriptions Sales G Service Cosmetics Gifts A-l Used Care Woonsocket, S.D. Woonsocket, S. Dak. GERT'S DRIVE IN Woonsocket, S. Dak. Soft Ice Cream Chicken Sandwiches Soft drinks AL’S AMOCO SERVICE WENZ’S GROCERY Surfine and other quality brands of canned goods. Top line of fresh meat and produce. We buy together to sell for less. Woonsocket, S.D. Woonsocket, S.D. 77 ■ Custom Craft Homes UBCl Pole Buildings SIMPSON HATCHERY Mitchell, S.D. 1705 West Havens Mitchell, South Dakota UNITED BUILDING CENTERS 4 Division of Laird Morton Company Local Lumber Supply WES’ MOBIL SERVICE MVSI Safety Inspection AAA Woonsocket, S.D. 78 LOCAL ELEVATOR CO., INC. 79 PIONEER MEHCMAN IN SOUTH DAKOTA J G. F. BUCHE CO, General Office and Warehouse 401 North Main Mitchell, South Dakota Mitchell, S.D. Play your Games with Equipment from.... LARSON DISTRIBUTING U) Harve’s Sport Shop West Hwy. 16 Mitchell, S.D. Phone 996-2496 Phone 996-8226 Mitchell, S.D. 57301 SCOTT SUPPLY COMPANY INTERNATIONAL TRACTORS • TRUCKS • MACHINES PARTS AND SERVICE MITCHELL, SOUTH DAKOTA 57301 WEST HIGHWAY 16 PHONE: 996-7704 BRIDAL BOUTIQUE JH JS 222 N. Main 1 Mitchell, S.D. BRIDAL GOWNS INVITATIONS ‘ JT' ’ ©.r tore i$r C. MITCHELL'S STYLE CENTER 317 N. Main Mitchell, S.D. SHERWIN- WILLIAMS PAINTS 517 N. Main Mitchell, S.D. 80