Flandreau High School - Flyer Yearbook (Flandreau, SD)
- Class of 1956
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bedication
This year we are dedicating our book to a man who has
for the last 15 years, with time oft to serve Uncle Sam, served
the citizens of Flandreau and the surrounding area in a man-
ner that no financial yardstick can measure. It is at best a
difficult task to measure the contribution of any one person
to the community in which he lives and works. In the case
of Supt. Tracy this task becomes almost impossible. Who
can measure the gain acquired by the hundreds and hund-
reds of students that Mr. Tracy has served? Yet there is no
question in the minds of people who have worked or studied
under Mr. Tracy that his service was not helpful to the
greatest possible extent.
We, the Annual Staff of l956, hereby dedicate our 1956
Flyer to Mr. Neal Tracy, Superintendent of Schools. Fland-
reau. S. Dalz.
David Acheson
Class President l-4
Student Council 1-4
Football 1
Football Letterman 2-3-4
Basketball 1
Basketball Letterman 2-3-4
Track Letterman l-2-3-4
FFA l-2-3-4
l FAA Treasurer 3
ai FFA Sentinel 2
5' King Candidate 4
Boys State 3
Future Teachers 4
Ronald Thoreson
Student Council 4
Physical Education l
Journalism 2-3-4
Football 3
Basketball l--2
Basketball Letterman 3-4
Honor Society 4
Senior Class Play 4
High Flier Editor 3-4
ENIORS
Ohl Those seniorsl What a mark
they have left on old F.H.S. The
teachers have struggled with them
for tour years and at times some of
the seniors have wondered what was
going on. Really, they aren't so bad
as all that. Some of the proiects they
have worked on have not come out
so well as they might have but may-
be it they had another year or so to
try they would make the grade. To
the graduating class of 1956 we wish
the best of luck and hope they all
succeed in their chosen vocations.
Devonna Keith
Class treasurer 4
Honor Society 3-4
Senior Class Play 4
Band l-2-3-4
All State Band 3
Chorus 1-2--3
Jim McAtee
Class vice president 2-3-4
Football 1
Football Letterman 2-3-4
Basketball 1
Basketball Letterman 2-3-4
Track Letterman I-2-3-4
Homecoming King 4
Deanna Schult
Class secretary 4
Debate l-3
Speech l-3
Library 2-3-4
Honor Society 3-4
Honor Society Sec.-Treas. 4
Chorus l
Annual Staff 4
One Act Plays 3
F FA4 Sweetheart Candidate
National Forensic League l
Future Teachers 4
Future Nurses 3
Dramatics 3
Office Secretary 4
D.A.H. 4
Dean Alberts
Class Treasurer 2
Physical Education 1
Basketball 2
LaVerne Anderson
Football 2
Basketball 2
Track 2
F.F.A. l-2-3-4
LeRoy Anderson
Physical Education 1
Football 2-3
Basketball 2-3
Track 2
F.F.A. l-2-3-4
Shirley Bessler
Elmer Biteler
Football 3
Basketball 3
Track l
F.F.A. l-2-3-4
Dennis Brook
Football l
Football Letterman 2-3 4
Basketball l
Basketball Letterman 2 3 4
Track Letterman l-2-3 4
Chorus l
Annual Staff 2
Vergene Bullis
Journalism 3
Senior Class Play 4
Honor Society V.P.
Chorus l
Future Nurses 3-4
4
Band l-2-3-4
Chorus l
Annual Staff 4
Nancy BYTHS
Band l-2-3-4
Chorus 1-4
Annual Staff 4
Darla Cade
Speech 1-2
Library 2-3-4
Senior Class Play 4
One Act Plays I-2
Future Teachers 4
Dramatics l-2
Gary M. Chamley
Physical Education 1 -2
Football l
Football Letterman 2-3-4
Basketball I
Basketball Letterman 2-3-4
Track Letterman 1--2-3-4
Chorus 3-4
Mary Lou Clark
Senior Class Play 4
Chorus l
Margaret Dawson
Honor Society 4
Senior Class Play 4
Band l-2-3-4
Chorus l-2
Annual Staff 2-3
Cheerleader 2-3-4
Band Maiorette l-2-3 4
Girls State 3
Future Teachers 4
William Stanley Driscoll
Physical Education l
Football 1
Senior Class Play 4
Chorus 1-2-3-4
Jean Duncan
Chorus 1-2-3-4
Annual Staff l
One Act Plays 2
Phyllis Jane Ehret
Chorus 1
Future Teachers 4
Darwin Ellefson
Physical Education 2
Football 1
Basketball l
FFA 1-2-3
Joyce V. Engelbrecht
Library 2-3-4
Senior Class Play 4
Chorus 1-2
Janice Erickson
Class secretary 3
Student Council 1
Honor Society 3-4
Chorus l-2-3-4
All State Chorus 2-4
FFA4 Sweetheart Candidate
Dance Band l-2-3-4
Linda Fay Evans
Band 1-2-3-4
Chorus 1
EmRoy Gehlsen
Physical Education l
Football 1-2-3
Track 2
FFA 1-2-3-4
FFA Sentinel 4
Lorelee Gullickson
Honor Society 3-4
Chorus l
Future Teachers 4
Nancy Hales
Class Secretary 2
Band l-2-3-4
All State Band 2-3-4
Chorus 1-2-3
Annual Staff l
Cheerleader l-2-3--4
Band Maiorettes 1-2-3-4
Frank Hanson
Class President 3
Student Council 2-3
Physical Education 1
Journalism 2-3-4
Honor Society 3-4
Senior Class Play 4
Annual Staff 3-4
Annual Staff Editor 4
High-Flier Editor 3-4
Boys State 3
Future Teachers 4
Marcene Heineman
Library 2-3-4
Chorus l
Georgina Henderson
Band l-2-3-4
Chorus l
Don Jackson
Basketball 1-2-3-4
Basketball Letterman 2 3
Track 1-2
Honor Society 3-4
FFA 2-3-4
Joan Jelliffe
Speech 1-2
Library l
Honor Society 3-4
Senior Class Play 4
TB Essay Winner 3
Chorus l-2-3-4
Annual Staff l
One Act Plays l
Speech 1-2
Girls State '3
Future Teachers 4
Dramatics 1-12
Office Secretary 4
Ron J ewett
Physical Education 1
Football 1-2-3-4
Football Letterman 4
Basketball 1-2-3-4
Basketball Letterman 2 3 4
Track 1-2-4
Chorus 3-4
Leanne Johnson
Class secretary 1
Senior Class Play 4
Band 1-2-3-4
Chorus 1-2-3
Annual Staff 1
Homecoming Queen 4
Robert .T ones
Football 3-4
Football Letterman 4
Basketball 1-2
Track l-2-4
Band 1-2-3-4
FFA l-2-3-4
FFA Vice President 4
Helen Kucera
Chorus 1
Leroy Lamp
Honor Society 3-4
Football l
FFA 1-2
Con Ludwig
Debate 1
Speech 1
FFA 1-2-3-4
FFA Reporter 4
Linda Sue Maxwell
Chorus 1-2-3-4
Cheerleader 3-4
Queen Candidate 4
Corrine Miller
Library 2-3-4
Chorus 1
Thomas Millman
Physical Education 1
Basketball 1-2-3
Senior Class Play 4
Band l-2-3-4
All State Band 3
Chorus 1-2-3-4
All State Chorus 2-4
Dance Band 4
SDEA Chorus 1
Arnold Wayne Moulton
Physical Education 1
Football 2-3
Football Letterman 4
Track Letterman 1--2-3-4
Fl-'A 1-2-3-4
FFA Secretary 4
Wallace Myers
Physical Education 1
Football 1
Football Letterman 2-3
Track Letterman l-2-3
FFA 1-2-3-4
FFA President 4
FFA Sentinel 3
King Candidate 4
Barbara Nass
Library 2-4
Chorus 1-4
Future Nurses 3-4
Charles Nass
Football I-3
Basketball 1-2-3
Senior Class Play 4
Band 1-2-3-4
Chorus 1-2-3
All State Chorus 1-2
Dance Band 1-2-4
Dorothy Peterson
Library 2-3-4
Chorus l
Annual Staff 4
Sharon Phelan
Library 2-3-4
Chorus 2-4
Future Nurses 3-4
Jim Redman
Physical Education 1
Journalism 3
Football 3
Football Letterman 4
Basketball 1
Track Letterman 3-4
Future Teachers 4
Peggy Scofield
Class President 2
Class Vice President l
Class Treasurer 3
Student Council rep.
Chorus l-2-3-4
All State Chorus 2-4
Annual Statt 2
Queen Candidate 4
FFA 3S:veetheart Cand
Helen Smalltleld
Speech 1
Library 2-3-4
One Act Plays I
Dramatics 1
John Smalliield
Basketball 1-2-3-4
Track Letterman l-2-3-4
FFA l-2-3-4
Loren Smith
Physical Education l
Football 1
Football Letterman 2-3-4
Basketball l
Track Letterman l-3
I-'FA I-2-3-4
FFA Vice President 3
FFA Treasurer 4
Monty Sorenson
Physical Education 1
Track 1
Roger Story
Physical Education 1
Track 2-3
FFA l-2-3-4
Darrell Taylor
Physical Educatioz 1
Chorus 4
Jay Thomas
Physical Education 1
Band l-2-3-4
All-State Band l-3-4
Chorus l-2-3-4
All-State Chorus 2-4
Jane Taylor
Class treasurer 1
Speech I
Library 2-3-4
Chorus l
FI-'A Sweetheart 4
FFA3 Sweetheart Candidate
Lovey Emette Wood
Library 2-3
Honor Society 3-4
Senior Class Play 4
T B Essay 3
Chorus 1-3
Future Nurses 3-4
Jon C. Wade
Student Council 3
Student Body President 4
Physical Education l
Football I-2
Football Letterman 3-4
Basketball 2-3
Basketball Letterman 4
Track 1-4
Honor Society 3-4
Honor Society President 4
Band l-2-3-4
All-State Band 4
Chorus l-2-3-4
All State Chorus 4
Annual Staff 3-4
Annual Statt Bus. M
One Act Play 1
Boys State 3
Future Teachers 4
Dance Band l-2
Rudella Weigel
Journalism 3
Speech 3
Library l-2-3-4
Senior Class Play 4
Chorus l-2-3-4
Annual Staff 3-4
Future Teachers 4
Rosella Wlese
Journalism 2-3-4
Library 2
Annual Staff 4
Future Nurses 3-4
Sharon Wilcox
Speech l-3
Library 1-2-3
Annual Staff 1-2
Dramatics l-2
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Cloud, Dorothy Dierks. Middle row: Esther Erickson, Zada Erickson, Barbara Gage-
by, Wilma Gitchel, Darlene Grating, Edith Green. Bottom row: Gene Gullicklon,
Lynwood Hager.
Traditionally. and this year is no exception. the junior
class is the money-making class. Using every legal laheml
means to make money. selling magazines and refreshments at
games and after school. they were able to put on the banquet
and prom. During the year the hard working adviser. Mr.
Sullivan, hoped that every thing would come out even in the
end lmoney wise. that isl. The class as a whole deserves a
lot of credit not only for lasting the year through but because
they showed the real school spirit.
Top row: Ueft to right! Arlen Handberg, Kathleen Henderson. Middle row: Don
Jacobson, William Janklow, Janet Jewett, Bill Jewett, Jean Johnson. Melvin Jones.
Bottom row: Pat Keating, Lois Keehn, Diana Kroqman, Roger Lamp, Larry Larsen,
Marjorie Larsen.
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Janice Amdahl, Glen Austad, Helen
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Middle row: Denny Driscoll, Gordon
Duncan, Muriel Duncan, Ron Earley,
Roger Ehlers, Marlene Ehret. Bottom
row: Deanne Ellinqson, Marlya Eng,
Janelle Erickson, Lloyd Erickson.
Top row: fleft to rightj Ron Ester-
gaard, Jerry Fisher, Mary Ann Fuller,
Robert Goodnow. Middle row: Carole
Graling, Sharon Grafing, Richard
Grafing, Dene Gullickson, Janice
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Ernest Hill, Judy Hurley, Roger
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row: Mike Lovejoy, Judy Madson, David McCracken, Larry
Miller, Linda Miller, Claudia Moorman. Bottom row: Jo
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Top row: lleft to rightl Walter Paulson,
Nina Peterson, John Phelan, Tom Price.
Middle row: Richard Riffel, Conway
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Top row: Arthur Janklow, Roger Jewett, Loye Johnson, Marlyo Johnson, Marvin
Johnson, Noreen Johnson. Middle row: Claude Jones, Katherine Keck, Lon Kuehl,
Delores Mulder, Joycelyn Neal, Dennis Newcomer. Bottom row: Laverle Peterson,
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Pres Frank Hansen Leroy Lamp Msddle row Loxs Keehn Darlene Grahng, Janice Erickson
Wxlma Gnichel Vergene Bullss V Pres. Devonna Kexih Froni row Deanna Schult. Sec.-Trees
Lorelee Gulhckson Margaret Dawson Ellen Pottebeum Janet Prxce Dorothy Dierks, Joan Jellxffe
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Back row ileft to rnghtj D Schull, L Duncan B Besseler L Johnson L Peterson D Pulscher. H. Gitchel, C. Jones
L Taylor P Cherney K Keck N Johnson D Whutman Mlddle row B Scofneld K Collms S. Christensen, J. Blan
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Back row: Uett to rightl Steve Wisse, Janet Price. Dave Acheson, J. C. Wade. Ron Thoreson. Ken
Headrick, Dorothy Dierks. Front row: Russell Eng, Larry Ehrichs. Art Janklow. Craxg Johnson.
Jerry Thompson. Chuck Rewalt.
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J. C. Wade. Student President. chats with Mr. Hass.
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The learned looks you observe on the tacos
of this group have been imposed by hours ot
concentrated study on the problems that con-
front the students of I-'.H.S. This group meets
periodically to mull over and solve the
problems dealing with various student
affairs. Lead by a very able student prexy.
J. C. Wade and from time to time given wise
counsel by their advisor, Mr. Hass: this group
has attempted to serve you to the greatest
extent possible.
I-123 to righir Wally MYOB iPr08id09il. Con Ludwig lfleporterl. Loren Smith lVice Presidentl, Robert Jones
I reasurerl, Emroy Gehlsen CSentmell. Arnie Moulton lsecreteryl.
Back row: lLett to rightl Dave Acheson, Loren Smith. Con Ludwig.
Don Jackson, Bill Jewett, Emory Gehlsen, John Smalltield. Front
row: lLett to right! Roger Story. Elmer Biteler. Leroy Anderson
Laverne Anderson. Darwin Ellefson, Wally Myers, Arnie Moulton.
FFA.
These smiling faces are those ot the
sod-busters of FHS. The Future
Farmers had time to take it easy, for
they put on the Ag Barn Dance.
Parent-son Mixer with help from the
Chamber ot Commerce and won first
place in the Peavey State Grain Sanl-
tation Contest for the second consecu-
tive year. With the guidance of the
officers and their adviser, Mr. Sylvan
Vigness. they have made a definite
impression on the community. They
sent a delegation to Kansas City for
the 27th annual convention and many
of the boys have been in contests
throughout the state and altogether
they have made a very good impres-
sion.
Back row: lLett to right!
Pete Allen, Ken Stimson.
Bob Otto, Gene Gullick-
son, Gerald Story, George
Peper. Larry Larsen.
Front row: lLeft to right!
Bernie Bowen. Jim Mc-
Glone. Roger Lamp.
Wayne Taylor. Arlen
Handberg, Darrell Cloud.
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Back row: Cleft to right! Alvin Gullickson. Dale Bisson, Robert Wiese, Don Cudmore, Claire Barthel, Robert
Pulcher, Laverle Anderson. Middle row: Norman Hammer, Eugene Hovland, Dallis Englund. Lon Kuehl.
David Hove, Lloyd Duncan, Leroy Benson. I-'roni row: John Wilkins, Lawrence Hill, Ronald Suhr, Dean
Biieler, Roger Jewell, Lynn Sorenson, Ronald Green, Donald Ehlers.
AGRICUI TURE
Back row: llefi to right! Ernesi Hill, Dick Heesch, Ken Hendrick, Richard Riffel, Larry Miller, Dene Gul-
lickson,'James Suhr. Middle row: Ralph Hansen, Conway Schliinz, Ron Barley, Jim Weigel, Richard Daugh-
ertv. Mike Lovejoy. Front row: John Phelan. Marlon Thielson. Tom Price, Delbert Smallfield, Bob Allen.
Ronnie Larsen.
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The boys on this page put Flandreau
back on the map as far as the grid-iron is
concerned. After dropping their first game
to Madison by a score of 20-7. they came
back and won seven straight. Mr. Cotton
did a terrific job of coaching to these boys
and Mr. Johnson deserves a lot of credit
for shaping his boys into a very effective
defensive and offensive line.
The team was fortunate in having very
good team speed and this together with
great spirit and determination did much
toward insuring the season's success.
Counterclockwise: Iupper leftl Jim McAtee
end: J. C. Wade. tackle: Mel Jones, guard:
Denny Brook, right half: Pete Allen, quarter-
back: Dave Acheson, fullback: Gary Chamley
left half: Loren Smith, guard: Gene Gullickson
tackle: Jim Redman, end. linsertl Jim McGlone
center.
Left to xight: Rich Burns, center: Bill Jewett, guard: Ron Jewett, end: Arnie Moulton, guard.
Lett to right: Rich Riffel. end: Dick Heesch. end: Wayne Taylor. guard: Pat Keating. halfback.
Joe Bixon. tackle
Madison 7
Sisseton 12
F.I.V.H.S. 58
Vermillion 26
Canton 26
Pipestone 26
Cathedral 38
Canton Acad. 46
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Bob Jones. halfback: Harold Kneebone. halfback, Ken Headrick, tackle: Bob Otto. tackle.
Lett to right: Pete Allen, Pat Keating, Jim Redman, Don Jackson. Ron Jewett. Ron
A - D Thoreson, Gene Gullickson, Jim McAtee, Denny Brook, Dave Acheson, J. C. Wade,
and Gary Chamley.
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Back row: Cleft to rightl Mike Lovejoy, Ken Headrick, Ron Zylstra.
Fred Smith, John Westra, Gordon Duncan, assistant Coach John-
son. Middle row: Denny Driscoll, Joe Biron, David McCracken.
Rich Riffel, Doug Johnson, Richard Heesch, Delbert Smallfield.
Front row: Roger Thoreson. Tom Price. Wayne Taylor, Dick
Thompson, Harold Kneebone, Jim McGlone, and Leroy Benson.
Here we have the hard-court
wizards of F.H.S. Those boys that
don the short pants and rubber
soled shoes of their trade and then
go out in an effort to tack up an-
other victory tor the Purple and
Gold. This years crew compiled
an ll won. ll lost record on the
season. Many of the defeats sut-
fered by this fighting group were
of the one or two point variety.
This years losses off the varsity in-
clude high scoring Jim McAtee.
playmaking Denny Brook, outside
shooter Ron Jewett. and hard driv-
ing Gary Chamley. Among top
reserves lost through graduation
are Dave Acheson. Ron Thoreson.
Jim Redman, J. C. Wade. Don Jack-
son. and John Smallfield.
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Left to right: Gary Chamley. forward: Gene Gullickson, cenfer: Peie Allen, guard: Jim McAfee, forward:
Ron Jeweff, forward: Denny Brook, guard.
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Jones, Jim Redman, Richard Heesch. Middle row: Dick Grating, Arnold Moulton. Mike Lovejoy. Mel Jones,
David Acheson, Gary Chamley, Denny Driscoll, Pete Allen, Bobby Allen, Ralph Hansen. Front row: Con
Schliinz, Skip Austad, Doug Johnson. Ron Jewett, J. C. Wade. Pat Keating. Harold Kneebone, Ken Head-
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Back row: Con Schliinz, John Smalltield. Gerry
Story, Larry Miller, Jim .McAtee. Gene Gullickson.
Richard Riifle. Bob Jones. Jim Redman. Dick
Heesch, Ken Headrick. Fran! row: Dick Grafing.
Arnie Moulton, Mike Lovejoy, Mel Jones. David
Acheson, Gary Chamley. Danny Driscoll. Pete
Allen, Bobby Allen, Ralph Hansen, Harold Knee-
bone.
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Back row: Cleft to rightl Jim Redman, Frank' Hansen. Dave Acheson, J. C. Wade. Front row: Joan Jellitte
Rudella Weigel, Deanna Schull, Margaret Dawson, Phyllis Ehret, Lorelee Gullickson.
Patty Whalen.
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Nancy Hales
Between 8:15 and 8:45 the west
stairs are cleared for the strugglers
of the "A" Band. These are the
notorious noise-makers who work
in the attic of F.H.S.
Directing this band is no easy
task for Mr. Samp -- look who he
has to work with - no wonder
he's minus some hair.
The schedule for the band has in-
cluded three concerts, five march-
ing trips, a concert tour. and many
appearances of individual and
small groups at community func-
tions.
F.H.S. can afford to boast of the
fine record established by its
"horn-tooters." This year. as in the
past, Mr. Samp is to be congrat-
ulated heartily for a iob well done.
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Clarinets: Kathleen Dawson. Janice
Amdahl, Loye Johnson, Janet Price.
Marlee Maxwell. Marilyn Willard.
Clarinets: Patty Whalen. Leanne
J ohnson, Ellen Pottebaum. Nancy
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Margaret Dawson. Norene Johnson.
Barbara Nelson.
Clarinets: Janet Jewett. Darlys
Pasch, Muriel Duncan. Kay Keck.
Dottie Schult, Kathy Collins.
Saxophones: Lois Bisson, Richard Whit-
man, Larry Larsen, Judy Prochaska.
Barbara Russie, Shirley Besseler.
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French Horns: Nancy Criiser,
Devonna Keith. Peggy Snyder,
Kay Varns.
Flutes: Barbara Thom, Geor-
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Wilma Gitchel, Linda Evans.
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Trombones: J a n elle Erickson.
Tom Mlllman, Doug Johnson.
Nancy Robertson.
Marilyn Willard
Baritones: D e a n n e Ellingson.
Roger Thoreson. Walter Paulson.
Robert Jones.
Muriel Duncan
Basses: Arlen Handberg. Denny
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Snuggerud, Dorothy Wade, Bar-
bara Russie, Doris Kucera, Muriel
Duncan, Norma Stein, Claudia
Moorman, Ellen Pottebaum, Bar-
bara Nass. Middle row: Lois
Keehn, Betty Jewett, Linda Mil-
ler, Janelle Erickson, Mary Ann
Fuller, Deanna Ellingson, Bar-
bara Nelson, Rudella Weigel.
Front row: Marlys Eng, Janice
Gullickson, Jean Duncan. Nancy
Byrne. Sharon Phelan. Pat
Whalen.
Have you ever been around
the high school about 10:00 in
the morning to listen to the
song birds of Flandreau High
School polishing up on their
choral numbers? This very
fine group is under the ca-
pable direction of Mr. Ken-
neth Rewalt. Eight of these
people represented the chorus
at All-State Chorus. which
was held at Aberdeen, South
Dakota last November. This is
an organization Flandreau
High can well be proud of.
Hats off to the chorus!
Back row: Cleft to right! Pat Mott,
Janice Amdahl, Helen Crow,
Dorothy Dierks, Darlys Paseh. Jo
Morrison, Judy Madson, Nina Sue
Peterson. Middle row: Marlene
Eheret, Barbara Thom, Karen
Roshiem, Carol Grating. Front
row: Eunice Meyer, Joan Jellife,
Linda Maxwell. Janice Erickson,
Peggy Scofield, Kathleen Hender-
son.
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Left to right: Roger Thoreson, Jay
Thomas, Bill Driscoll, Gary Cham-
ley, Gordon Duncan. J. C. Wade,
Steve Wiese, Ronnie Jewett, Tommy
Millman, Ron Zylstra.
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Tarzan.
Who's Who of F.H.S.
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Ain't it purty?
Cave girl.
Bonzo's biceps.
Look at the birdie.
Spike and the gang.
Vig is happy.
Siesta.
Romance.
Ain't we cute?
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Left to right Herschuel Howell Leo Sullivani ugene Johnson, Gloria Hausa,
Here they are, the F.H.S. faculty. The rugged
but- right people that direct our efforts that accomp-
lishments. We sometimes hesitate to give them
credit but in the lohg run most of us realize that
they have given us a lot more than we can repay.
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BOARD 0F EDU634 T ION
This group of adults has the responsibility of giving the Students of I-'.H.S. a worth-
while education. Their principal job is the disbursement of money and the making of
policy. A guiding influence on the educational program of any community, this group
rarely receives the credit due it. For this reason, we of the Flyer staff wish to thank
these people for a iob well done.
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HOMECOMING
Date: October 21. 1955
Place: Spaftord Auditorium
Time: 8:00 P. M.
A hush that precedes any momen-
tous event fell over the capacity crowd
that jammed Spafford Auditorium to
witness the coronation of the 1955
Homecoming King and Queen of F.H.S.
In a few moments all would know the
answer to that question which had
been in the minds of many people for
the past week. A few endless moments
later Jim McAtee and Leanne Johnson
were announced as King and Queen
and the place rocked with the applause
that followed.
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Stepping out.
Beautiful lines Cin the band, that ill.
They were crushed.
. The royalty rides.
Sophs captured first prize.
Guess who entered this one'1
The freshmen cut them down to size.
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Back row: Mary Ann Fuller, Janice Glaser, Sharon Schram.
Corrine Miller, Judy Madsen, Sharon Phelan, Diana Krog-
man. Janice Leuning, Doris Kucera, Barbara Nass, Deanna
Schult, Linda Miller, Beverly Besseler, Nina Sue Peterson.
Mariorie Larson. Front row: Edith Green. Rudella Weigel,
Helen Smallfield, Joyce Engelbrecht, Marcene Heinemann
Jane Taylor, Darla Cade, Jean Jewett, Dorthey Peterson.
Barbara Gageby.
IIBRARIAN
The bookfinders-those girls that are constantly checking books in and
out or frantically searching for anything that a student might want -
pertaining to books. The librarians elect officers at the beginning of each
year, electing a president, vice-president and secretary-treasurer. Mrs.
Marble, our competent advisor, helps keep us going by thinking up new
tasks and activities to keep us busy.
Back row: Klett to rightl Lovey Woods, Ellen Potte-
baum, Barbara Gageby. Barbara Ness, Rosella
Wiese, and Sharon Phelan. Front row: Kathleen
Henderson, Marlene Maxwell, Darlene Grating.
Vergene Bullis, and Lois Keehn.
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This group consists of those
young ladies who plan to make
nursing a career. Attending reg-
ular meetings enable these girls
to become acquainted with cer-
tain procedures and techniques
used by nurses, as well ll learn-
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necessary to become a registered
nurse.
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kill em!
The budding journalism of F.H.S.
3. The fresh air boys.
4. The office girl,
Some study while Driscoll yawns!
Wani a bite?
Ford girl.
Hasn't changed much, has he?
Taylor on the side.
Whafs the Joke, girls?
Hen party.
Hi, smiley.
Hey girls, you forgot somebody.
Smile pretty. Lorelee,
Mr, Mainz second love.
Farmer girls, wow!
Two dears.
Up and over.
Competition for M. Monroe?
Going somewhere?
Phooey to you too!
More Miss Dogpatch candidates.
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Pictured here are a few of the scenes from
this year's version of Little Orpheum, a tra-
dition that would be the envy of many other
schools. This year's production rivaled those
of past years in originality and humor.
Reading down the left hand column we
have Jerome Neal, guitarist extraordinary:
F.F.A.'s bottle band: a trio of Juniors doing
a doll dance: the Senior's Mr. Touchdown:
the Junior's Kent Miller, as Ed Sullivan.
Above we have the Music Dept.'s presenta-
tion of America's dance traditions, followed
by F.H.S.'s answer to Jerry Lewis, Darrel
Taylor.
Little Orpheum, like so many things in this
wonderful country of ours, appears to be
getting better as the years go by. Here's hop-
ing that the future brings us even bigger and
better Little Orpheum productions.
Enterprise Publishing Co
Temtes
Flandreau Cafe
Gambles
Coopers Clothing
Hayes Lucas Lumber
McLaren Transfer
Ekern Home Equipment
Flandreau Bakery
Sugar Bowl
Ben Franklin's
Holland Jones, Attorney
Bidne's Shoe Store
Deutsh's Clothing
Pantry Cate
Barker's Liquor Store
Grinden's Variety
Heiertz Rexall
Nelson's Furniture Q
Our Own Hardware
Bar X Bar
Dibbens Cafe
Flandreau Motor Co.
Hasvold's Insurance
Don's Market
Erickson and Wentzel Produce
Kenney's Land Ottice
Corner Cate
Kasdan's
Drs. Halverson and Ludgate
Fuller Radio and TV
S'ponAo
Bennett Electric
Firestone
Beatty's
Harlan Motor Co.
Independent Lumber Co.
Greg's Studio
Ramsdall Implement
Lloyd Nace
Elletson Implement
Havier's Jewelry
Wiese's Parkway
A. L. Store
Jimmie's Grocery
Johnson's Truckline
Sunshine State Hatchery
Westside Grocery
Farmers State Bank
Dr. Kallus
Vogue Cleaners
Coffee Cup
Beatty's Jewelry
Flandreau Cleaners
F. E. Boyd
Rolte's Sundries
I-Iank's Hardware
Cities Service
I-'landreau Body Shop
Flandreau Community Oil
Lyle's Standard Station
Faris Market
Billiam's Grocery
Paulsen's Tire Shop
Tillie's Eat Shop
Coast-to-Coast
Pete's Playhouse
Mallory's Jewelry
Chamley's Bar
Carl Miller, Atty.
I. E. Locke
Keck's Market
Super Value
Herb Lohnes
Zarecky's Barber Shop
Thorson Motor Co.
Drs. Hurewitz and Otey
Dr. Fisk
Jerome Hogue
R. V. Fadgen
Sandy's Cafe
Rudy's Welding Shop
P.V. Elevator
Pa1m's Chevrolet
Co-op Creamery 8: Locker
Spear's Service
Flandreau Booster
Duncan Elevator
Bowling Alley
Gay's Service
Roy Julson
Dr. Youel
Farmers Union Oil
Dr. Sampson
Joe's Produce
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