Flandreau High School - Flyer Yearbook (Flandreau, SD)

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FIRST ROW: Paul Rollin», Hiatory; Eld«n Samp. Band. English: Clyde Cotton, Coach, Mathematics; Marry Thompson. Vocational Agriculture; Wayne Rundell. Sociology. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Engstrom. Home Eco- nomics. Miss Hillan, English. THIRD ROW: Donal Garriets. Science: Bar- bara White, Commercial; Neal Tracy. Principal. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Rice, English, Journalism; Mrs. Rewalt, History, Music. FIFTH ROW: Miss Rudd. English, Government; Mrs. Helgeson, Spanish, English. Library. FACULTY The FHS faculty, all posed prettily, are re- sponsible for pounding some facts, figures, and not a few fancies into the heads of the students. All in all, the association of the faculty members and students is pretty satisfying on both sides, except for the occas- ional student who doesn't want to cooperate and the other fellow who asks questions that the teacher can't answer. The teachers are the ones who, by dint of much struggle and an occasional vocal outburst, keep the stu- dents going long enough to graduate most of them. A big share of the credit for the school's excellent record goes to the school staff. 11

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ion n rVrt? h,: H,r0ld Ke,tino; Georoe A. Rice, chairman; Mrs. Myrtle Ehricha; Kenneth Rewalt. secretary; Harry Daw- ADMINISTRATION Superintendent Harold Engberg is right be- tween the public, the faculty and the school board, which is a bad spot any way you look at it and a very busy one. But. although he is always busy, he is always ready to talk with anyone who needs information at any time in his own pleasant, cheerful way. To keep the community which supports the school happy, as well as the faculty and the stu- dents who attend the Flandreau Public Schools, is a pretty tough job. but these very competent members of the school board come through with flying colors. Not only do they have to cope with all the minor troubles which crop up from lime to time, but they now have the problem of what to do with the increased enrollment. We are sure that they will find a solution which will be satisfactory to all, even the taxpayers, in record time. Mrs. Hecki is responsible for holding the school together. She has all the little details about who did what, where, at her fingertips and is ready to supply them as needed at a moment's notice.

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FRONT ROW: Madonna Neiion, Collette Lammera, Qlanda Faria, Jarry Faria. BACK ROW: Byron Harviaon, Paul Haavold, Roger Johnson, Daana Antoine. Richard Stimpaon. smm COUNCIL These sharp looking students are the ruling hands of FHS. Or. are they? They attempt to keep all social and entertaining function planned and carried out along with any other problems arising. When the time comes for Homecoming, the Student Council does all the planning and carrying on of the activities in which all of the students participate. With Mr. Tracy as their adviser, these students try to carry out their responsibilities to Fland- reau High School. Don't you think they do pretty good job? Anyway, they make a good impression trying to bring about a little order in our school. In the corner you'll find Paul Hasvold. The expression on his face is the one of dignity, or, Gosh, my ulcers hurt. All this is undoubtedly due to the mighty labors performed in his capacity of student body president. 12