Flandreau High School - Flyer Yearbook (Flandreau, SD)

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Harriet McKallips. Madonna Nalaon. Mariana Naca, Ranaa Neprud. Lae Olson. Mark McGlone. Kenneth Staack. Richard McAtea. Jon Marbla. Lon Amundson, Kanneth Ludwig, Delbert Kaith, Alica Orvedahl, Shirlay McKal'ips, Janet Engalbracht. Marjorie Thom, Diana Julson, Manon Biron, Margaret Collins, RaJaan Erickson, Joan Vams, Janice Whaley, Carol Vams, Marcella Beach, Wilma Duncan, Mary Pottabaum, Colette Lam mars, Mary Flaming. Vational Honor £ccietif Secretary-Treasurer Alice Orvedahl, President Shirlay McKallips, Vice- President Colette Lammers. J The National Honor Society members are those juniors and seniors who have succeeded in maintaining an average oi ninety or above in all subjects and have shown themselves to be out- standing in character, leadership, scholarship, and service. Only through fulfillment of these requirements are they eligible for acceptance into the National Honor Society. Besides just being brainy, and con- tributing their best to any class they attend, their projects were: an instal- lation ceremony for the new members, which was tried for the first time this year, sponsorship with the Student Council of an all school Christmas party and helping with the Civic and Commerce Christmas party. One of their good deeds was the sponsorship of a Winter Formal for the F.H.S. students.

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 Janie Erickson, Beverly Scofield, Jamce Whaley, Mark McGlona, David Tobias, Wesley Hemminger and Marion Biron. Although these nine smiling students don't look properly impressed by the serious job which falls on their shoulders, they have ably coped with the job of go-between for the student body and the administration. They got off to a flying start by promoting homecoming and wound up the year by meeting occasionally to discuss school problems. This past year they helped to sponsor an all school Christmas party and Winter Formal which were highlights of the social whirl. The Council has been very active and has done much to keep our school spirit alive. i Janice Whaley, president of the student body, looked like this as she came into the office to argue a point with the faculty the other day.

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Back Row: Leo Olson, Noil Heckt. Front Row: Lon Amundson, Judy Hove, John Collins, Nyla Thoreson, Donna Keating. ReJean Erickson. Lila Duncan. Whether In wind, snow, sleet or rain the paper must go out, or is that the mail? Oh well, mail or paper, here are some kids who with their capable adviser, Mrs. Rice, work their heads to the bone so that we may be aware of the happenings in and about F.H.S. The Flier comes out every Friday and records for us the happenings of the week, containing every thing from poems to feature stories. These journalists may sometimes feel their labors are in vain but to most of the student- body the Flier is very real asset to the school. They have been awarded first place in their division of mimeographed papers, in South Dakota High School Press Association for the past two years. Each journalist participating actively for three years receives a letter and membership to the Quill and Scroll Fraternity, an international award, may be given for outstanding work in writing or edit- ing. Editor: ReJean Erickson; Assistant Editor: Lon Amundson. Journal!Apt