Woonsocket High School - Redmen Yearbook (Woonsocket, SD)

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Four band members show off their third place trophy. Amy Baysinger. is she working hard or hardly working? These girls are making buttons for Wildmen fans to wear. Valerie Regynski helps out with the video taping of all school events. Here she prepares to tape the play. Varsity football cheerleaders lead a side-line chant. A few of the sophomore boys fry to pick out their class rings.

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Members of the giris basketball team pose for a picture after a rough game. Some of the boys wait for a pep meeting to start. A few girls smile for the camera at a basketball game. Shawn Peterson shows his kissing ability with a pig. Left. Sue Selland straightens Darin Bittner’s tie just before the school play is to begin. 5

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Seniors Offer Improvements Vikki Tuff» works in computer class. Relying on four year's of experi- ence, this year's seniors were asked, If you were to come back to WHS, what would you want changed? Popular with the 10 students was the idea of a Jounge. Of the eight who answered the question, seven listed a place for the students to go during their free hours. It would be open to students passing in all subjects and used during study halls. Several of the seniors would also like a larger variety of classes. With six electives and two required courses of English and American government, they feel they are limited in the selection of the five required classes for a seven-period day. The only three seniors involved in boys basketball are Trent Trudeau. Lynette Steichen. and Clinton Hinker. Discipline was listed as needing change. Several seniors feel the teachers are too strict and need to slacken up. The point was also brought up that not all students are treated the same. Other changes include more room so the high school students could have a school area of their own, more spirit, lockers with locks, long- er noon period, more time between classes, and better food. Shawn Peterson rides a tricycle as punishment during Kungroo Court at Cornation.