Flandreau High School - Flyer Yearbook (Flandreau, SD)

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ADMINISTRATION Rudolph Orvedahl, Harry Dawaon, Harold Keating. Superintendent Engberg, Kenneth Rewalt Board Secretary, Mra. Edward Ehricha, and George A. Rice, President of the Board. School business is big business. The biggest in our community and one of the most compli- cated. The board has the job of seeing that the needs and desires of the community are carried out through the school system, and through their superintendent. Harold Engberg, have made this school one of the best. The fellow immediately responsible for the opera- tion of the high school is the principal. Neal Tracy, who can be found almost any day tear- ing his hair over the latest problem come to him either from the top or the students. Co- operation from the community right down to the student body has been the most potent factor in making the school as fine as it is. Harold Engberg, Superintendent of Schools Neal H. Tracy, High School Principal I

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ANNUAL STAFF Any ambition shown in those pictures of the annual staff is purely coincidental!!! This disorderly bunch of F. H. S. students is responsible for putting out the year- book of Flandreau High School. A visitor to an annual staff meeting would find this group scattered all over the building making like they were working. Although their main job is publishing an annual, they learn much about the printing industry. For their efforts they re- ceive nothing but the satisfaction of seeing the student body eagerly devour the contents of the book. By meet- ing once a week during the entire school year, they are able to produce a treasure of High School memories. Big Brass Loren Lamp, editor; LaVonne Heinemann. treasurer; Doris Miller, business manager; Joyce Thompson, assistant editor. A bunch of girls cutting out paper dolls. First, we have Marilyn Smith, and peeking from behind is Elaine Larson. Over across the table is Verone Boots Schliinz and seated is Janet Beatty resting herself. Fred Mc- Kellips is getting an idea. Either getting an idea or going to sleep, but 1 guess he can't go to sleep with Beverly Wenge bothering him. Next to the coke machine we find Robert Ullom who has just cracked a funny that has Beverly Heinemann and Mary Ziebarlh giggling. Three innocent bystanders who are merely posing for the picture are Ed Goehring. Ronnie Whalen, and Chuck Burns. Janet Beatty and Chuck Wildman Burns are spoiling another negative while Gladys Nass and Homer Kenison calmly look on.