Flandreau High School - Flyer Yearbook (Flandreau, SD)

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BASSES: Paul Maevold, Carol Varna. Bill Martola. Byron Marviaon MORNS: Q»enda Jftf 'yi?, So ha?m Varna. BARITONES: Jerome Marviaon, Ronnia McConnall, Jordan Gutterman. Jack Mammil. FLUTES. Krnlf'CORNETS ’ OBOE: Margaret Daw.cn. TROMBONES: Tommy Mill man, Gary Thomaa, Alice KnuUon, JKfilTwilfiS?Bamo Naai Heckt. Charlaa Naaa. DaVonna Keith, Rodney Johnaon. Francis Thom, Donald Keith, Oarlana Tol, Ronnia Whalen, William Byma (not pictured). DIRECTOR, Eldan Samp.

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S rffV t U Cla r Ineft p ■ L '► aiWrrii ! R4A® Every morning at 9:00 the students of FHS hear the melodious blending of musical tones creeping down the stairs and into the classroom. And where does this fine display of musical depreciation originate? The attic, of course, where the high school band does its practicing We haven't got either Harry James or Glenn Miller playing here, but the students we do have are working hard and have made our band the best m these parts (a little help from Mr. Samp, please). They run a pretty tough schedule which in- eludes three concerts, a music contest and dozens of appearances as a marching band in the year, plus many individual and small group shows for the town. We are proud of our band and their excellent record. •on. L«1nvJ;«?d M',,€r' Chuck Burnt. MAJORETTES: Margaret Daw- gaard. Juanita Taylor. BASS CLARI NET 'IloAnn AnnC A|H-r.9,NES: Roberta Myers, Kenny Staack, Delores Eiter- Nancy Hales, Lawrence OuSri.n Mircia . MLT° bCL-R : Audrey Armstrong. CLARINETS. BACK ROW: ReJean Erickson, Wilma DuncanDiana julMnVniZ P Whalen. Shirley Jones. Ellen Pottebaum. MIDDLE ROW: Janet Beatty. “ ’ ° Mna Ju, on’ Lo.a Johnson, Shirley Hahn. Done Ady. FRONT ROW: Gladys Nats, Janet Fuller,

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1. Frethmen getting there the herd wey. 2. The royal party and their limouaine. ». Our pride and Joy. HOMECOMING Take a bonfire, mix in a parade and Lillie Orpheum, add a couple hundred excited students, top it off with a football game and what do you have? — Homecoming at FHS. the most mem- orable week in one's school life. This year being no exception, the gala event took place, much to the joy of all involved and the many onlookers. Starting things off with a bang was the Little Orpheum, followed the next night by the bonfire and snake dance, with a parade and the Fliers' 13-0 win over Madison bringing the week to a happy conclusion and establish- ing this as one of the best homecomings the old grads' eyes have ever seen. THESE ARE THE ROYAL ATTENDANTS: Jacqueline Ellefton end Paul Haavold; Janet Beatty and Charlee Cham-