Flandreau High School - Flyer Yearbook (Flandreau, SD)

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The big wheel . Editor Ziebarth, assistant-editor Fuller and business manaoer Johnson. Biron and Collin helped, and Rosheim come, maybe twice. Pottebaum and Thiel en taking a break. Staack, Duncan, and Hanaon look o pretty. Meckt ia obviously overjoyed by the attention he is getting from Paulsen. Milne, and Evans. Apprentice barbers Neprud, Whaley, and Pottebaum are supposed to be working on the Annual. Somebody cracked a funny, and it really took with Larson; Marble not so much. Stephenson is looking for glue and Mr. Rundell is looking for somebody to do some work. 20 'Ljearbool?

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AciUuiieA, and These pictures represent two of the many activities of F. H. S. We find that activities relieve our mind» from our studies and provide fun for all. We feel that although our studies represent a great part of our school work, our activ- ties also are an essential part of our curriculum. They con- tribute much towards making wholesome men and women and eventual success in adult life. This it the F. H. 8. marching band starting out in the Homecoming Parade on a beautiful October day. And down below we have the librarians who are always

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Busin Manager Orvan Hackt, AmaUnt Editor Ruth Kroagor, Editor Mariya Eng, and Adviaar Lillia M. Rica. News, features, editorials; where are they? barks Mrs. Rice to the journalism class on Monday. What will we put in the paper? There is absolutely nothing going on! answers our wide-awake journalism class. Unless you are taking journalism you won't quite understand what we are talk- ing about or how that paper that you grab at the door comes about. It is produced by 15 hard- working students with a nose for news. They labor through the week picking up every available bit of news concerning the students and faculty of FHS. They then write up this news into some- thing Interesting enough to catch the student's eye as he scans the headline and throws it into the nearest waste paper receptacle without any hesitation. The students would not be happy if they didn't have it though, so our staff struggles on. On Wednesday they set up the dummy, rush it over to Mrs. Samp so she can cut out the stencil, and then run it off on an 'ancient' mimeograph machine. Incidentally, their struggling to make a better paper was not done in vain because the High Flier took first place in the mimeograph division in the SDHSPA this year and received a bright and shiny cup. Our hard working adviser. Mrs. Lillie Rice, and our editor, Marlys Eng. help us write our stories and make sure everything gets done, and on time! Standing: R.J.an Erick.cn Marty. Eng. Ruth Krc ar. and Orvan Hack.. Row : Nyla Th»r«o« O.ady. Mi.na. B.rb.r. Atk.n., Dorn. K.ating, and Lila Duncan. Row i: L.nor. PaulMn and N..I Hackt. Row 1: Judy Hova. Dian. Eid«. Phylli» Palm, and Lonnia Amundaon.