Woonsocket High School - Redmen Yearbook (Woonsocket, SD)

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Leo Uken, superintendent, takes a break from his work schedule to get his picture taken. Mr. Uken has been super- intendent at Woonsocket High two years. Business Marian Andersen, business manager, has been in the school for 10 years. She was secretary for six years and business manager for the last four years. Jens Andree, principal, has more to do then just adminis- trated work. Mr. Andree taught 7th grade math and World History. He coached girls basketball. 7th and 8th grade basketball, and girls track. Mr. Andree has done principal work in Woonsocket for five years. . . . Carries On Joyce Fermann, secretary, has been in the school for six years. She was librarian her first two years and secretary the rest. Administra tion 6-Administration

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 Floyd Elenz, a person who enjoys golf and fishing, has been in the Woonsocket School District 13 years. Mr. Elenz teaches vocational office educa- tion and advanced accounting. He is also a half time counselor. Mr. Elenz started with teaching all business courses. Which he did for eight years. As mentioned above Mr. Elenz enjoys golf and fishing. In fishing he has managed to be elected the President of the Chaney Rush Walleye Asso- ciation. Upper left: Karla Kempf is getting some advice from Mr. Elenz in his office. Upper right: Mr. Elenz gives Ginger Funk some help with her business block coures. Facul ty-7 A Tribute Of Thanks Who are teachers? Teachers are those who teach or instruct. They are the ones who attempt to educate, advise, and guide the students. Attempt because education is not always accom- plished; advice not always heard; guidance not always fol- lowed. This small space is only a place to put the words of acknowl- edgement directed to the faculty of W.H.S.: A special thank- you for your time, your understanding and your hard work. In the future, students may realize that you and your efforts were more worthwhile than they seemed. Often ridiculed, ignored and disrespected until the student himself realizes the importance of the teachers, the teachers may feel frustrated and unsuccessful in their attempt to teach. All this is part of the tribute to the faculty and administration of Woonsocket High School. Thcxri - QodU. The N: c Acknowledge Directed To Faculty