Flandreau High School - Flyer Yearbook (Flandreau, SD)

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GIgaa a Throughout the following pages are the pictures of the different classes. As the pic- ture below indicates, the stu- dents find some time for gum. airplanes, comic books, and horse play. Really though, most students realize they are privileged to receive an edu- cation in our American de- mocracy. All students have found time for fun and those graduating will recall with pride their accomplishments at Flandreau High. The Great American Study Hall

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faculty The Faculty is the necessary evil of every educational institution and Flandreau High is no exception. The FHS faculty has the grave responsibility of presenting suitable material for us to try to absorb. Because of them this school runs smoothly and system- atically, though during the year we often think of them as a bunch of old meaniee. Now the opinion is slowly changing, espec- ially in the sight of the senior class who will miss their suggestions and friendly faces. The faculty is available and willing to con- tribute to our educational advancement when- ever we students are in a receptive mood and they are here to teach us something and not to make us trouble. In the final analysis, we find that the education we receive here is largely dependent upon our own attitudes and ambitions. Row 1: Clyde Cotton, coach, mathematics, freshman class adviser; Paul Rollins, history, family relations, sophomore class adviser, speech. Row 2: Miss Rudd, English, govern- ment, National Honor Society; Lorell Soren- son, vocational agriculture. Row 3: Mrs. Rice, English, journalism; Wayne RundelL social sciences, typing, senior class adviser, assistant coach, yearbook adviser. Row 4: Elden Samp, band. English, bookkeeping; Mrs. Engstrom. home economics. Row 5: Mrs. Helgeson, mathematics. English, library, plays, physical education; Barbara White, commercial, junior class adviser; Mrs. Rewalt, history, music; Donald Garriets. science, cub scouts. William V. Hais. principal, it newly arrived on the scene this year and has from time to time wondered if he were wise in exposing himself to FHS students. None the less, we figure we're going to make it and hope that he will.

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s: emor a a65 Behold! These are the ones. Those sad and regretful faces that were seen around the halls the past few weeks. The high and mighty seniors. What a year! With a little extraterritoriality, going through the pen, schizophrenia. Here comes the bride. the party at the park, Yankton. (NH.hSO,, riding the elevator at Midwest-Beach, the Prom, and the skip day trip, they made it a success- ful year. Much of this fun would never have happened without the help and advice of the class adviser, Mr. Wayne Rundell. who seemed to get that touring group into just about any place at any time. Although un- happy at leaving old Flandreau High they are glad of completing four good years of schooling at FHS. They learned, not merely reading, 'riting. and 'rithmetic. but more im- portant to respect the rights and opinions of others; to cultivate a better sense of responsi- bility; to think logically for themselves; and to make easier and better social contacts with others. Let's hope they remember their old alma mater throughout the years. JANET FULLER Freshman Class Secretary Junior Class Treasurer Senior Class President National Honor Society All State Band Annual Staff Vocal Band JAMES POTTEBAUM Senior Class Vice-President Junior Class Vice-President Annual Staff Camera Club Eagle Scout Boys' State Basketball Football Debate Vocal MARY LOUISE LARSON Senior Class Treasurer National Honor Society One-Act Plays Annual Staff Declam Vocal JOANN JOHNSON JERRY ACHESON Homecoming Queen Candidate Senior Class Secretary National Honor Society Student Council Vocal Annual Staff National Honor Society Student Council Basketball Track FFA 6