Woonsocket High School - Redmen Yearbook (Woonsocket, SD)

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Seniors Together through high school Seven of the thirteen members of the Class of '88 started kindergarten together in 1976. The seven originals includ- ed Heidi Runestad, Missy Hopkins. Brian Goergen, Chad Bros nan, Todd Meyers. Cory Feistner. and Rodney Tuffs. Donna Brooks joined her class in February, transferring from Wessington Springs, and Darin Schmiedt came from Doland. This increased the number to nine students who were together through graduation. For five years many students drifted in and out of the 1988 class. And in 1981 three more permanent members Amy Baysinger. Lincoln Feistner. and Chris Larson, entered the sixth grade after the Forestburg School closed. The last student to join this class was Donnie Knittel who came from Colorado Springs. Colorado, in eighth grade. The thirteen seniors have spent all four years of high school together. One more person. Charlie Houington. came and went during their junior year. Heidi Runestad. one of the only three seniors in band, plays her alto saxo- phone. Darin Schmiedt. Chad Brosnan. and Rodney Tuffs lake their turn at eating the food served during the Senior Breakfast that was a class fund-raiser for carnival 7 A', A1,' - ‘ 4

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Look. Amy Bay singer! Lincoln Feistner. Brian Georgen. Darin Bittner, and Scot Berg show their Redmen spirit Above: Sue Selland and Jennifer Hegg do a chemistry experiment. Below: Brian Goergen receives a football award Above: Nice legs. Miss Wild men. alias Scot Berg, responds to the crowd's applause. Below: Mr. VanDenHamel and Miss Mawhinney rev up their motorcycle at the air band contest.

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Amy Louise Baysinger Donna Mae Brooks Chad Allen Brosnan Classes, added trips fill senior year The senior class of WHS had a year filled with aca- demic and extra-curricular activities. The class load consisted of English, senior math, American government, chemistry, business law, computers, shop, vo-ag, office practice, band, and chorus. Extra activities participated in were football, basketball, track. FFA, FHA, annual staff. National Honor Society, and declam. Early in the year the class of '88 had the task of picking out announcements and measuring for caps and gowns. This was the first step in preparing for graduation. On February 12 the American Legion sponsored the seniors' trip to Pierre. There the seniors toured the state capitol and sat in on both houses of the legis- lature. Also in February the seniors and juniors went to Mitchell to see vice president George Bush speak. This was a new experience for them as no one had ever seen a presidential candidate before. One of the big days for the seniors was March 28. This was the day they got senior privileges. They were no longer required to attend studyhalls, but they had to keep their grades passing in order to keep their privileges. The last days of the year approached rapidly. On May 15 baccalaureate was held and May 20 was graduation. il { T 4 Chad Brosnan tries to ride a small tricycle at a lyceum.