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REMEMBERING-. Some oi' ilio Ifl.’Mrs businesses in Flamlreau: CRYSTAL THEATRE The Old Reliable Excellent Sound Perfect Projection Comfortable Seats OUR QUALITY CHICKS Burns’ are from Barber 100% Blood Tested 100% Culled and Wormed Flocks - Shop Sunshine State Soft Water , Hatchery Baths Flandreau, S. Dak. Phone 122W f All Kinds of Grinding 1 REMEMBERING... FIIS Flyer Yrarltook liKiO's Advertising: C. E. Beatty Jewelry and Gift Shop Fine Line of Jewelry Visit Our Gift Shop Many New and Attractive Gifts fVe Fit Your Eyes Correctly SERVICE COURTESY CARS TRUCKS Genuine Ford Parts Best Grade of Motor Oils Goodyear Tires and Tubes Full Line of Accessories Largest and Best Equipped Storage and Repair Garage in City iTr Servire jilt Matter of Cart FLANDREAU MOTOR CO. Phone 140 FLANOREAU, SOUTH DAKOTA After all it’s the Service that counts McLaren Drav and Transfer Local and Long Distance Hauling Special Attention to Moving and Livestock PHONES 215 and 136 2 y.Y R KM EM BERIXIi... aflilolic foams wore I'irsf oallori I ho FI J Hits in tlio MKHrs.„lHk auMk they had so«ro«l % -a |M ini a in in ill 4 in haskotfhall! 3 REMEMBERING... “Class of T4 was Itorn in IO:iO's Depression-Days Dirt...Dust... Dillingor In the l!)?IO s. John Dillingor was iiiimbor ono most wanloil oriminal in I ho ISA . On .March .k Iio anil his girlfriend (who hail hoon a stnilonl al Flanilroan Indian School) slaved over niglil al Flandroairs liislorio (UtH7) SI. Vimen I lloicl. planning I ho noxl day's robbery of Sioux Falls Security Vaiional Hank. 4 Spallnril sliiilonls lunl sornp inolal drives. .Xofal was hrnnglil io m-IiooI ami soul in « ln lp in airplane faclurim Tin m-ImmiI received a photo of a WWI1 fighter plane anil slinlenls were sun .............ml hail ln lp« d -onsirin i lliai plain ! K EMEMftEltlAfp... 7. 1941 P«karl llarbor Kafioning Victory Cardens Scrap-Metal Drives Air-It a ids. Civil Defense American Junior lied Cross 5 So| ( knilM r 19 12 •Class of 54 ... 1st (pi jkIo- S|iatior l School Spafford 1st Grade 1942-’43 Teachers: lAary mallory 6 Rose Shekleton Students: Shirley mien, Tom Alien, Don Andrews, Joanne Ambroson, Joyce Bartel, marion Biron, Robert Bonrud, Jim Burns, (Hilo Chamberlain, John Collins, ITIargaret Collins, Gary Christensen, Tom Culhane, Rosemary Dibben, Diane Tide, Jerry Faris, Lucille Flute, Charles Gullickson, Darrel Gottsch, leRoy Hankerson, Ularren Hawkins, nancy Holeman, Richard Jensen, Dwaine Johnson, Jacquelyn Jones, Diana Julson, Donna Reating, ‘Phillip Rolfe Knight, Flaine Kroeger, Patty Kuhle, nila Lamp, Robert Laird, Charlotte Louejoy, James Lyons, Richard IRcAtee, Ronald mcConnell, Rita mcDowell, Ularlene nace, madonna nelson, Audrey nelson, Phyllis Palm, Clifford Roberts, Fleanora Robertson, UJally Rosheim, Jim Sayles, Aruin Schultz, Larson Smith, Ronald Sorenson, Joseph Taylor, Ayla Thoreson, Joan Uams, Gary Ulabasha, John Ulabasha, Don (Dade, Spafford Dementary was first used in the Fall of 1924. In 1928, six years after his death, the school was named for Dr. Spafford. He had come to the Dakota Territory in 1884. to establish a medical practice. He became the 1st Mayor of Randreau; 1st Librarian; served 27 years on the School Board. His only child. Lillian, married Walter Rolfe. a pharmacist They established Rotfe's Dr ug Store. Their only daughter died in childbirth of her only child, a son. He was named Phillip Rolfe Knighi..and Rolfe'' started with our 1st Grade in the school named after his Great-Grandpa. Rolfe lived with his Grandparentsu.untll his father remarried, then he moved back to California. Miss Rase Shekelten s 1st Grade Class Front L-R:ieyce Bartell; Patty Kuhle: Phyllis Palm; Madauna Nelsan: Ran Sorensen. Tam Culhane: Wally Resheim. ?nd Raw l-R: Richard Jensen: Marian Biran; Jean Varus; Jacquelyn Janes; Resemary Dibben; Warren Hawkins; Rebert Laird; 3rd Raw L-fi: Richard Rifle!; Ran McCameK; Jerry Farts; Arvin Schultz 6 remembering... S|Mlk'onl Siiiilonis 1942-1950 Soafford 2nd Grade 1943-’44 Teachers: Frances Crimmins Lorraine Phillips Students added: Robert Blanchard, Elizabeth Hudson, Harley Zephier, Billy Cone, Janice Johnson, Daniel Redearth, Gary Thomas, Joanne Hiller Soafford 3rd Grade 1944-’45 Teachers: Dorothy martin 6 Helen IDaddel Students added: Delbert Keith, Donna Jaeger, James Kramer, Doris Johanson, Janet Hayes, Glen Fiala Soafford 4th Grade 1945-’46 Teachers: Rita neprud Eleanor Holuick Students added: Richard Bebo Lenore Podratz Spafford 5th Grade 1946-’47 Teachers: mary Coughlin Regina IIIcDouiell Students added: Dean Spear, Roberta myers, Harlan Tordoff Soafford 6th Grade 1947-’48 Teachers: Uerda Porter mrs. Fray Rita Deprud Students added: norbert Jones, Joyce Bloem, Corrine Ulinterberg Soafford 7th Grade 1948-’49 Teachers: Betty Beach mary Ulalters Students added: George Gullickson, Joyce Reid, mac Reynolds, Loren IDcIllahon Soafford 8th Grade 1949-'50 Teachers: Thelma Hennager Odie Hillan Students returned: madonna nelson , Don UJade 7 Wm Ronnie McConnell limmy Burns REMEMBERING.. Y.C.L. oung n(ixons Lra iiH1 ®£(g.IL. March Sonq Y.C.L.March Song M.i JOSEPH MILLS HANSON RICHASd'e'uOUCHTON Yankton 6.IX tftoiit FftUa t.I). At weekly Y.C.L. meetings students were fa light about citizenship «V patriotism, ilotii rural town schools l articipnt td... united at a yearly YCL convention, in Pierre. • r • u 't uv- ... , .m. i, “Cuntil 6, T . CB.MM LM K.,.. D REMEMRERIXi Pa liner Penmanship- Method t lasses, with muscular-movement legible handwriting. i' fSertyfot d u VtM UtatnedJpM edyne sqfaacaiAince Jwjfo , S iw, dfludcadiirvjtentenien - l rUt M nedi nMdeeddt' uAo STUDENT'S CERTIFICATE REMEMBERING... S| ;i Horti Stlittol IUIi (imdo IVornoi ion;il Exercises Freni Row: Jimmy Bums. Dwaine Johnson Dean Spear. Delbert Keith 2nd Raw. Rosemary Dibben. Hyta Thomson Joanne Ambroson. Madonna Nelson. Charlone lovejoy Margaret Collins. Marion Biroa. Shirley Allen. Joan Warns. Diana Julsen 3rd Row: Roberta Meyers. Marlene Nace. Nila lamp. Donna Keadng, Eleanora Robertson. JacQuelyn Jones. Phyllis Palm. Diane Eide. Patty Kuhle 4th Row: Corrine Winterherg Richard Bebo. George Gullickson Tommy Culhane. Harley Zephier. Billy Cone. Richard Jensen. Loren McMahon. Wayne McMahon. Ron Sorenson 5th Row: Emil Kroeger. Harlan Tordoff. Chuck Alien Glen Rala Ronnie McConnell. Jeny Farts. Anrin Schultz. Bon Wade. Richard McAttee, Mac Reynolds. Wally Rosheim. Don Andrews. Joyce Reid JocoOQ: D'oBBDbk PROGRAM Pri‘liiil ‘...ll n Amlrews lnvoe ition...llov. Ilussell PeieriMm Froneh Horn Solo... loan A arns AAI at AAV l efl Behind ... ! on nne Amhroson Spafford Grade Seliool Promotional K ei eiM‘s May 2.%. 1950 Class Alollo: . ot finished—Inst liejiiiii Theme: At The Crossroads ’ Ftehtli tirade Cliorns -AA'hal AA'e Hope To Find ...Mari arol t oil ins -Looking AI ead ...«loan A arns Piano Solo..,Shirlov Allen Flute Solo...Pattv Kuliie Honors A- Awards...Howard Lester. Prineipal Presentation of Class...llarold Fnjiliery. Sup. Star Span lnl Banner ...Audieneo Ben«tdielion...Kev. Itussell Peterson 9 It KM KM KKIU.Mp... ritv ilrls JacoueJones Potty Kuhle Margaret Collins Marion Biron Phyllis Palm Donna Keadng Joanne Ambroson 10 REMEMBERING... ( 'oiuitrv iirls Beverly Encksen Denna Faye Larsee Harriett Petersei lanei iHBemrecht remembering 21 SIihIoiiIk jjoiiKHl I;iss of 54... from Mone-room rural “RECESS ON THE PRAIRIE' By Western Smith Dakota Artist Richard Dreanrwalker CLASS OF 1954 nomts OF RURAL STUDtniS ...AnD SCHOOLS ATTEflDED Lon Amundson...........moody County........Ulard 529 Pat Doyle..............moody County........midway 932 Janet Engelbrecht......Brookings County Trenton 984 Beuerty Erickson.......moody County........Thompson 919 mary Fleming...........moody County.........Dexter 914 margaret Gullickson....moody County.........Colman 963 Roberta hay............moody County........Lathrop 944 Judy Houe..............moody County........Juue 917 Bob Jewett.............moody County........Dexter 914 Donna Larson...........moody County........Saby 964 Ken Ludwig.............moody County........Harmony 933 Harriet mcKellips......moody County........Hess 96 Shirley meyer..........moody County........Struble 912 Lane miller............moody County........Juue 917 Betty munson...........moody County........Ward 929 Dwayne myers...........Brookings County....Sunnyside 966 ♦Lee Olson.............moody County........Juue 917 Blayne Peterson........Brookings County....Trenton 584 Harriett Petersen......moody County........Uance 934 Larry Peterson.........moody County........Hess 96 Beuerly Scofield.......moody County........Lathrop 544 Uirgene Smallfield.....moody County.........Dexter 914 Roger Suhr.............Brookings County....Trenton 984 Bob Underland..........moody County........Ward 929 ( Lee Olson was Salutatorian of all rural schools ] Because a one-room rural school had one teacher, in one room, tor all grades, the older students often helped younger students with their learning-process. The SD State Legislature passed a law In 1951 to begin reorganization consolidation of school districts. The last of Moody County's one-room rural schools officially closed in 1970. EARLY Am SCHOOL BUS PICR-UP Pm BUS-RETURn TO FARIH HOIDES 12 REMEMBERING... I'l.tndre.ui Ilia'll Si-IhhiI ...tor I ho Mass of 1954. (Last Hass here was in 1901ft. before moving lo a new We are from I'hiiidreaii Hit'll School. Moro proud lo lei you know. We're cheering from I he shlclinrs Prepared for any foe...RAH! RAH! IftAII! Wo shall soon have victory. For even if we los k... Wc ll lake llie loss as spoilsmen ilo For to F.II.S. we'ro true! Hill Irtdaml was Hand llimlor al Flandrcau. «luring tin Itil’s and III Ill’s. Tlm Flandroan School San was the lri«’ f a World War I military march, ami was j ivon I Flandrcau by Hill Irrlaml’s father. wlm was in a WWI military cavalry hand. Tin composer's name remains a known hy a few while others speculate on one who wrote other compositions. In l?l lit. Fhlon Samp Inmanm Hand llimlor at Flandrcau and Hill Ireland l ecnme Hand Dirtmlor at ladison. SO. The origin of this secret song was pass4nl on to Dirimlor Samp. oilier schools ran use this uniipm melody as their song. Whim performing. I lie Flamlwau Hand plays the song thrw limes. Tim first tinm it is playiMl. the fans i lap in unison wliili the hand plays loudly. Tim mh-oiiiI tinm through. I In hand plays S4 flly while tlm words arc snug. Then tin third tinm it is play4Hl again lomlly ami tlm fans 4 lap in nnis4m. 13 It KM KM BKKINI ••• FI1S F;i(iiU, Clyde Cotton: Coach (450-’54) math (450-’54) Chemistry (453-’54) Harold Engberg: Superintendent (450-’52) Irene Engstrom: Home Economics (450-’54) John Ferguson: Science, Declam (453-’54) Donald Gerriets: Science (450-’54) Sill Hass: Principal (452-’54) Estella Helgeson: library, Spanish, English, math, Plays, Girls Phys. Ed. (‘51- Jdie Hillan: English (450-’51) . Eldon Johnson: Coach, Psychology (452-’54) ' Howard Lester: Coach (450-’52) beorge mainz: Social Studies, Yearbook Hduisor (453-'54) Lilly Rice: English, Journalism (450-’54) Sol Rewalt: Choral music, History (450-’54) Paul Rollins: History, Family Relations, Speech, Debate (450-’54) Dellie Rudd: English, Government (450-’54) Ulayne Rundell: Social Science, Typing, flssit. Coach, Yearbook (‘50 Lorrell Sorenson: Uocational Agriculture, Shop (‘51-’53) Elden Samp: Band, Cheerleader Advisor, English, Bookkeeping (450-’54) Harry Thompson: Uocational Agriculture, Shop (450-’51) neat Tracy: Principal (450-’51); Superintendent (452-’54) Sylvan Uigness: Uoctional Agriculture, Shop (453-’54) ping, Short-Hand, Bookkeepino (450-’54) Jr Class Advisor Wr REMEMBERING . Yearbook lied ieaf ion (lass of 51 Freshman Year South Dakota National (piiaril 117th Field Artillery Hattalion llallery II 15 REMEMBERING- Fresh man I;iss ?MIi hi'iiilo 1 5(K51 FIRST ROW: President, Madonna Nelson; Vice-President. Arvin Schultx; Secretary, Billy Cone; and Treasurer, Diane Side. SECOND ROW: Shirley Allen, Joanne Ambroson, Lonny Amundion, Donald Andrewa, Richard Bebo, Marian Biron, James Burns, Margaret Collins, and Tommy Culhane. THIRD ROW: Rosemary Dibben, Patricia Doyle. Glen Fiala, Janet Engelbrecht, Beverly Erickson, Jerry Faria, Mary Fleming, George Gullickson, and Margaret Gullickson. Our Bill 4 ru«l«‘ ( lass «-«iiiiIuimmI II sIimI«‘hIs from town and 21 from I In country. Rill llyrno. Komi Hanson. A «lames Miller were ailihsl. newly iiiovhI lo Flanilrean. FIRST ROW: Judy Hove. Richard Jensen. Robert Jewett. Dwaine Johnson, Jacquelyn Jones. Diana Julaon, Donna Keating, Delbert Keith, and Emil Kroeger. SECOND ROW: Patty Kuhle. Nila Lamp, Donna Larson, Charlotte ovejoy, Kenneth Ludwig. Richard McAtee, Ronnie McConnell, Harriet McKellips. Wayne McMahon. THIRD ROW: James Miller, Lane Miller, Shirley Meyer, Betty Munson. Arthur Myers. Roberta Myers, Marlene Nace, Lee Olson, Phyllis Paint. FOURTH ROW: Blayne Peterson, Harriet Peterson, Larry Peterson, Joyce Reid, Eleanora Robertson, Wally Rosheim, Beverly Scofield, Virgene Smallfield, Ronald Sorenson. FIFTH ROW: Dean Spear, Roger Suhr, Nyla Thoreson, Harlan Tordoff, Robert Underland, Joan Varna, Don Wade, Robert Byrne, Roberta Hay. REMEMBERING... Sindoni Council I5I50--51 FRONT ROW: Madonna Nelson. Collett, Lammas denda Faria. Jerry Farta. BACK ROW: Byron Harviaon Paul Ro ,r Johnson, Dean, Antoine, Richard Stimpaon. «rviaon. Paul Haavold, Tlic Council was comprised of a President and lte| resentative from each class. They met on a weekly liasis and planned school activities and social functions. Among their responsibilities were organization of Homecoming Activities. Freshman Class President Madonna Ac Ison and Class Representative Jerry Faris brought iiiiput from the Class of % 4. REMEMBERING... H-riioorloaders 1950-1051 Tin Ntnilrnl Ilo ly vofnl for I hr rlirrrlrailrrs thry won I oil to trail I hr FIIS fans in rlirrring at the various atlilrtir events. Freshmen Diane Fiile «mil Phyllis Palm ;£aineil experienee (hrir first year, hy leailiii rlirrrs for ll-Tranis. 18 .‘in slrai lii iiis...a slnli m- nl. soorml IJMI points ami I ho opponents 31. Howard Lester. Heml Fool ha II ( oacli. h d liis loam lo anollior nmlofoalod season. His liiiow-liow ami understanding woro an inspiration lo llio loam. Froshman Billy l one gaimnl ioam-ox| oriom o. IIEMKMIlEIIIMi... FIIS Football Fall Season-15L%0 ItEMEMIIEItLM It-Basket ball 2nd-F!ve Iteserves 1950-'51 lonelied by Wayne Bundell. new KIIS t'aenlly nienilMkr. Schurtz fUM of fi' Tommy 8 Culhane Richard McAtee d 8 BACK ROW: Coach Rundeil, Jerry Harvison, Arvi Schultt. Wayne Ailta. Jack Hammil, Chuck Gageby, Bmg Lohnes. Bill Cone, Ed Millar. FRONT ROW: John Andrews. Tom Culhana, Laurel Thoreaon, Rich McAtee. DwayneGulick, Lonnie Amundion. George Gullickaon. Andrews Edward A f 'S BACK ROW Pauiaon, Ronnie McConnell. Don Wada, Layne Miller. Jerry Faria. FRONT ROW: Richard Dun- can, Mark Mcdonc, Don Andrews, Jim Burns. 20 TrjH'k IViini Spring- If 151 Lane Ronnie Richard Miller McConnell McAtee BACK ROW: Herb Lohnea. Lane Miller. Ronnie McConnell. Richard McAtee. Byron Harviaon, Chuck Chamley. Roaa Wade. George Thieiaon. B. G Lohnea. FRONT ROW: Imroy Biteler, Richard Bebo, Jerome Harviaon, Dwayne Gulick, Paul Hasvold, Ed Goehring, Bob Ellefaon. Robert Jewett. This loam won I lio Sioux ally Traok Meet, in I ho Spring of l?K l. hroaking many riM or«ls. Several Freshman parlieipaloil on Iho loam. 21 Patricia« Wally ‘ . Kuhle 1 Rosheim J Ronnie McConnell Roberta 1 ) Myers KE IOIKKItI ( bUS Hand 1 50- 51 Fldon Sani| Imm-jiiim IHimm'Ioi of Flandroan Hand. in Iff III. ria.v of 54 mom l or begilining hand al Stafford Soliool vikr« .Marion lliron. Mjii aroi Foil ins. Itosomary Itihhon. IIoIInmI Koith. I alty Knhlo. lion MoTonnoll. •loyoo Itoid. Wally Vtoslioim. •loan I arn . Froshnion adilnl woroi Hilly Hyrno Hohorla Myors. iESB APRIT0N SV° Jd,'rome H,X‘'.on SLIjSWS1. J W. HWvISOW. MORNS: Ol.nd, F.ri., M.ry PoWeb.um, M.rilyn Z.rocky. Jam E. Margaret Dawaon TROMROn'fc- t« ... J®r an G uttermin, Jack Himmil. FLUTES: Patricia Kuhla Wallv Ra,h im H.ckt Char.,. Nan. C Von 0 .Kh R e v °Y ThoT; ' A,i« KnuUon, Da.b.rt K.itJ) Bob Er.lf ' cORNET?: pictured). DIRECTOR. E.den Samp ’ X John,on Fr,ncl Thom. Donald Keith, Darlene Tel. Ronnie Whalen, William Byrne 'T ti :RCUSSION: Evelyn Stembaugh. Renee Neprud. Donald Allen. B. O. Lohnea. Ed Miller. Chuck Buma. MAJORETTES: Margaret Daw- n. Audrey Armstrong, Renee Neprud. Mary Pottebaum, Nancy Halea. SAXOPHONES: Roberta Myers. Kenny Staack, Dtlorea Eater- ard, Juanita Taylor. BASS CLARINET: JoAnn Anderaon. ALTO CLARINET: Audrey Armstrong. CLARINETS. BACK ROW: ncy Halea. Lawrence Gutterman. Marcia Hofvig. LeeAnn Johnson, Patty Whalen. Shirley Jones. Ellen Pottebaum. MIDDLE ROW: • Joan Fn.Alr«nn U lmt n;««. ImIm i l. w 1.1... u.h. n..:. a i.. rorur oau - rjia«4w. Man Inal Fui lar i (lirlN (plnk null i«r o- 5i BACK ROW: Minnie Duncan, Marlene Allen, Janet Fuller, Eunice Eide, Mary Louiae Lareon. MIDDLE ROW: Glenda Faria, Caroline Gilmore, Joyce Jewett, ReJean Erickaon. Joanne Ambroaon. BOT- TOM ROW: Dorothy GullicksotL Shirley Myers, Mary Pottebaum, Shirley Burrell; JoAnn Anderoon. Janet , Harriet Margaret Engeltireclit Peterson Gullickson BACK HOW: Rita Knutaon, Marion Erickaon, Donna I Faye Larson, Janice Whaley, Shirley Allen. MIDDLE ROW: Shirley Thompson, Janet Englebrecht, Har- § riet Peterson, Margaret Gullickson, Madonna Nel- L son. BOTTOM ROW: Alice Orvedahl, Shirley Me- ■ Kellipa, Gladys Naaa, Carol Varna, Alice Harwood. Joanne | Ambroson BACK ROW: Alice Knutaon, Eleanor Fox. Dorothy McKellips, Renee Neprud. Marilyn Zarecky. BOT- TOM ROW: Dawn Wynn Taylor, Harriet McKellipa, Ruth Johnson, Sylvia Nelson, Jackie Jones. Jacque Jones Madonna Nelson .1 Freshmen «iris, who had been part of the Hth 4 rade Chorus, plus I other Freshmen from the rural schools. were addtnl to FHS fsirls Glee Club. They provided music for various events in the community, directed by Sol llewalt. 23 It KM KM HE 111 ' Bovs ( Ih null Annn Schultz ! James Miller Don Andrews Richard Jensen Watty Rosheim Ronald Sorenson TOP PICTURE WAY BACK: Emory Biteler and Glen Fiala. MIDDLE ROW: Don Wade. Lane Miller, Jamee Miller. Arvin Schultz. Bill Marble. FRONT ROW: John Andrew . Deane Antoine. Richard Dlertee, James Pottebaum and Roger Suhr. BOTTOM PICTURE BACK ROW: Ronnie McConnell. Roy Clark, Ward Varna, Ronnie Whalen. Kenny Staack. FRONT ROW: Wally Roaheim, Jerry Faria. Richard Jenaen, Ronald Sorenaon, and Don Andrew . 12 members of I ho lloys l lee Club were from llie Froslinmn Class. Anion; oilier o|i| orlunities for voeal performanoos. they, along with llie feirls («lee Clnh. sang in a Spring Mnsio Festival in Mmlison. 24 Journal ism Usiss Raw 3: Hyla Tlieresen. Gladys Milne. Barbara Atkins. Donna Keating. Ula Duncan Raw 2: Lenare Paulsen NeilHeckt Row 1. Judy Have. Diane tide, lacque Jones. Lennie Amundsen Among Ilio I. members of Lilly Hire's Hass in •lonrnsilism siro O Freshmen. Beginning esioh week on Monthly, Ilioy col loci oil II14 II I 'Ll Fit nows concerning FIIS students si ml fsiciilty. exl I hoy sol up si “dummy” Wnlnosilay. si nil nisliml il lo Arilys Samp so slio “cut ilio stencil sinil rsm il off on si inimcogrsipli msioliino. 'ancient9 in Ilio l!l.aaO s...riksnly for ilislrihnlion on Friilsiys. For Ilioso offorls. FIIS roooivoil sin siwsircl of 1st Place in Ilio inimcogrsipli division...pins si -cup from Slsilo High School Pross Associsilion! 25 It EM EMI t E111X Ci... Drama! ies Class ami ©ne-Ael Plays 1.1 slmlonls from 9th Grado Don Mr. Rundcll it looking for somebody to do tome w ork. Wally Rosheim Wayne Itundell. m‘ v to FIIS faeulty. advised ll who were also new as Freshman, plus others, with the Yearbook. Margaret Collins REMEMBERING- Yearbook-Annual 1950-’51 26 REMEMBERED G . Fill lire Fanners Of Amrrira F.F.A. Dwayne ' tyers Larry Peterson Kenneth Ludwig Blayne Peterson Lane| Miller. - Q o 1 Lonny Amundson Bi Krnpupr Ja a Rlchard Delbert Kroeger Tordoft Beb0 y Bob M Jewett m i FIRST ROW: Mark Me- Clone, Lonny Amundson, W Wayne Ailta, Larry Peter- . Lee Olson •on, Don Wade. Lane Mil ler, Dwayne Myera. Bob Underland. Glen Fiala. SEC ONO ROW: Richard Dun- can, Richard Stimpaon, Kenneth Ludwig, Edward Merrick. Emil Kroeger. Har- Ian Tordoff. Richard Bebo. Delbert Keith. THIRD ROW: Bob Jewett. Donald Hammer, Dean Scofield, Richard Munaon. Blayne Peteraon, Lee Olaon. 15 Slmlmifs won from Iho Frrslinian ( lass. Inslnirlor Advisor Harry Thompson r si|LiHHl. 27 REMEMBERING... Homo l on iiiics Froslimaii-!Nli ra«lo lrono Kii slrom iiwIruHnl with liomo-making skills oi sowing ami «‘«poking. Phyllis Palm, Karen Hanson, Patty Kuhle learned how to cut our a pajama pattern Bid Harriett Petersen complete this sewing-garment as a 4-H project? because county-girls had already done “home ec” in their 4-H Proiects! 28 (lirl-Parlios riirislnms sii (ollius at those who were “dressed-up” for a party: ioan Warns, Diana Jutsoa Joanne Ambrose n, Mary Flemina Marion Biron Margaret Collins. Harriet MeKellips, Joyce Reid. Madonna Nelson SliimhRr-Parties Shirley Alien, Patty Kuhle, Beverly Scofield. Beverly Erickson enjoyed breakfast with juice ..and a new pop-up toaster. 29 Timmi Town 15)50 s l',,r many years. the City Library was I oca l ml up a long flight of stairs. above the old Fire llall...next to the Crystal Theater. In the latter I? Ill's, a new library was built on the r«mnd floor, next to the newly-built Fire Station. The City of Flandreau deeided to host Teen Town, where the old library had Immmi. There teens eonld socialize anti listen to 5©’s music. Another option in listening to .Vi’s music was on KMIII lladio from Pipione. Fspm-iallv popular was their llm|iies(-line where names were sent in for a certain song to In plus ml for a certain person, and the names were broadcast over the air. 50 s music was also playml from the Sugar Howl jukebox and at tin Sunday night's roller skating in (lie old Armory. Some times Teen Town held special parties like this one. 30 rs V It rs it it 0 m4 r np it r ft it ft it ft ft ft ft ft rA 0 0 REME! 1BERL 6... Yearbook IMi ;i(ion Class of 54 Sophomor e Year lloNigning Kiij lNM ... II e |m in i i ion i 115 Tracy— Receiving 11 INN... After serving II years as Superintendent of Schools in Flandrcan. Harold Engbcrg ItlvMIMItlltlX So|thtim irp ( lass-IOlli ■■• «! Row 1: President Arvin Schultz, Vice-President Jerry Feris. Secretary Beverly Erickson. Treasurer Shirley Allen. Row 2: Joanne Ambroson, Lonald Amundson, Donald Andrews, Richard Bebo, Marion Biron, Richard Brook, Jimmy Bums. Our lOlli (inido Mass ainotl two now slmlonis Oiok Hrook ami Loon Rossow. Row 1: Bill Byrne, Margaret Collins, Billy Cone, Tommy Culhane, Rosemary Dibben, Diane Eide, Janet Englebrecht. Row 2: Glenn Fiala, Mary Fleming, George Gullickson, Margaret Gullickson, Karen Hansen, Judy Hove, Richard Jensen. Row 3: Robert Jewett. Dwaine Johnson, Jacky Jones, Diane Julson, Donna Keating, Delbert Keith, Emil Kroeger. Row 1: Patrica Kuhle, Nila Lamp, Donna Lareon, Charlotte Lovejoy, Kenneth Ludwig, Richard McAtee. Ronnie McConnell. Row t: Harriet McKellipa, Wayne McMahon, Shirley Meyer, Lane Miller, Betty Munaon, Dwayne Myert, Marlene Nace. Piii'iilly Advisor lor (lie Of members of (lie Sophomore (lass was Pool ISollins. Row It Lee Oloon, Phyllie Palm, Harriett Peterson, Blayne Peteraon, Joyce Reid, Eleanora Robertaon, Wally Roeheim. Row 2: BeveHy Scofield, Virgene Smallfleld, Ronald Sorenaon. Dean Spear, Roger Suhr, Nyla Thoreeon. Harlan Tordoff. Row S: Robert Underland, Joan Varna, Don Wade, Madonna Neleon. It E. I K. l BEK 1X1 . Slmlrnl onm-il 15151-52 Tlio Sfmlont Conmil sihIimI in llir solution off prohlmns of I lir Sfmlrnf Hotly. ami artrtl as a go-hrtwrrn for stmlrnts ami ailministralion. Sopliomorr riass IVrsitlrnf Arvin Srhiiltx ami Class Hrprrsnilalivr Hilly ( oiHk srrvrtl from I hr lOil. Iirado Class. (Tlirsr two lafrr hrramr Colette Limmin, Billy Cone, Marilyn Krech, Deane Antoina, Marcella Beach, Jerry Acheeon, Janet Fuller, Arvin Schultz, and Jean Pottebaum. 34 DiMipline-D merits for iiisiil or liii;i(ion . His4 i| liiMk l-S4 | lioiiior ks Don Wade. Ron McConnell. Don Andrews Ken Ludwig. Dick Brook. Delbert Kertti 35 IM lHMkl'l4kii(l(MaN 1 151-1952 We are also blessed with a B cheering section—PhyllU Palm and Diane Eide. Phyllis Palm Diane Eide After being eleeted by I he Sludenl Ibnlv lo serve sis cheerleaders. «luring I heir Freshman vesir. Plivllis Palm siml llisine Fide rwoivwl •7 ' si renewing vole for their Sophomore year. Tlie.v eoniinued leading cheers lor llie Ift-tesinis. 36 Affor aoliioviiig iliis stale m-md. if was broken af laili.Mm. (luring tli ‘ 2imI iiaiiie of f Iu season Coach Howard Letter. Coach Clyde Cotton Ocant Antoine, Dick Dierfcs, Warren Bullio, George Thialaoi Herb Lohn Bob Ellcfton, Ed Millor, Bonn B.nd.11 Wayna Ailta Jack N. «?.hMeS G i by • Wade.V Jack Hammil, Jim Pottebaum, Laurel Thoraaon, Dwayne Guliek. Bottom Row: John Andrews, Boyca Hager Jon Marble. Mark McGlone. George qm|. hckaon. George Gullickson Row 1: Coach Wayne Rundell. Richard McAtee. Don Wade. Arvin ftchuit «..«1.0, • . , Charlaa Naas. Lon Amundeon, Terry Pharaa Don Hammer iiiun r X’ ' ' d ' Richard Duncan, Denny Brooks. Jimmy Bums, Bob und.rl.nd, G.r Ch.m„y. Qu.n.in L.. D.vidTch l ' ° m ««• Oul,ick«,n. 37 It K l K l HEIt Basketball l!l.‘ l- .‘ 2 Season .‘12 schools in new Flsiss-A: Flanilreaii joiiiHl willi Vlrookin s. la iison. si ml Flsimlresm Indians. Richard McAtee Tom George Culhane Gullickson Row 1: John Andrew . Ralph Lee, Herb Lohnet, Chuck Gageby, Bill Cone, Tom Culhane, George Gullickson. Row 2: Laurel Thcreson, Richard McAtee, Ron Randall. Deane Antoine, Jerry Acheson, Wayne Ailta, Ro a Wade. Georgj Gullickson Arvln Schultz Tom j Richard Culhane « McAtee Richard iensen jimmy Rurns C In the middle is the ‘B squad who have lost only two games so far. Row 1: Jimmy Bums, Gary McMahon, Mark McGlone, Richard Jensen, Lonnie Amundson, Quentin Lee. Row 2; Dick Brook. Tom Culhane, Richard McAtee, Wayne Ailts, Arvin Schultz. Wesley Heminger, George Gullickson. In the bottom picture are Richard Bebo, Ronnie McConnell, Jerry Faria, Newell Johnson, Dean Spear, Chuck Gullickson, Roger N ', iily Krogmann. v X X REMEMBERING.- Track Spriiij IH52 Tommy Culhane Richard McAtee Row 1 Lon Amundion, Ralph Loo. George Thieleon, Billy Cone. Dwiyne Gulick. Bob Underiend. Bob Ellefeon. Row 2:0 Tommy Culhene. Jerry Acheeon, Ronnie Randall. Deane Antoine. Ralph Stepheneon. Richard McAtee. Roaa Wade. Dick Dierke. One fliirtl of (lie (rack ( mm wore Sophomores. 39 ••• IS Hand 1951- 52 Added Sophomores: ! I Km Andrews. • Mary Fleming. lleverlv Seolield. % 1 GO-memher hand practiced for fMI min , daily with Ilieir ; llireelor Samp. Mari'li l in |iarades-ll«ilm Hay { Dakota Hay pins over (Ml oilier perform 4P es. Beverly Scofield i Rosemary Dlbben Audrey Armstrong. Renee NeprucL Margaret Daw son, Mary Pottebaum, Nancy Hales. Mary Fleming cture 1: Shirley Hahn, Nancy Hales, Lola Johnaon. Don Andrews. Marly isdrick, Marcia Molvig. Lawrence Gutterman. Picture 2: Jerome Harviao mnie McConnetl. Carol Varna, Jay Thomas. Picture I: Ellen Pottebaui. ila Nelson, Shirley Ann Jones, Joyce Richardson. LeAnne Johnson. Marion Picture 1: Beverly Scofield, Shirley Hammer, Kenny Staack, Wilma Ziebarth. ron, Patty Whalen, Sandra Hurewitz. Picture 4: Charles Nass, Devonna Keith, Roberta Ullom. Picture 2: Diana Julson, ReJean Erickson, Wilma Duncan, Janet ck Thompson. Rodney Johnson, Francis Thom. Bill Byrne, Margaret Collins, Fuller. Picture 3: Jean Pottebaum, Jordan Gutterman, Jack Hammil, Rosemary lil Heckt. Picture 6: Larry Anderson, Tommy Millman, Gary Thomps, Bob an. Picture 4: Audrey Armstrong. JoAnn Anderson, Margaret Dawson. Picture lefson. Delbert Keith, Selina Collins. Picture 6: Evelyn Stembaugh, Renee an atty Kuhle, Alice Orvedahl, Wally Rosheim, Nancy Byrne, Wilma Gitchell. ..niH nonaid Alien. J. C. Wade. Jimmy Collins. Marilyn Krech, Mary Fleming. jre 4: Joan Vams. Judy Atkins, Mary Pottebaum, Glenda Faria, Joyce Hager. remembering. Vocal Music HK‘ l- . 2 chosen from flic llovs ami 4 irls Hlee (lulls. ! In onlcr fo blond lordlier. I hey liail daily ' practice sessions. Tin various FHS groups of choral music avo over 05 appearances yearly, in flic Flamlrcau area. 41 KEtlEHBEKIXL.. Glee Clubs In «iddilion In Incoming ft'similiar willi I lie hmilamenlals ut' “ood musii . iii ‘iiih«ki s oft I lie Hoys anil Girls Glee Clubs prepared tor I lie Musie Conlesl anil Mnsie Fesival. Row 1: Jerome Harvieon, Dick Dierka, Rom Wade, Jerry Faria, Jon Marble, Deane Antoine, Ronnie McConnell, Ronnie Randall, V aley Heminger, Arvin Schultz. Dean Braun. Row 2: Chuck Gullickson, Robert McKellipa. Bill Byrne, Eldon Benaon, Gary Thomas, Kenny Sttack, Wally Roaheim, Don Andrewa, Johnny Andrewa, Bobby DePoe, Jim Pottebaum, and Ralph Lee. lanes Margaret Guillicksen r | All i Row 1: Shirley McKellipa, Dorothy McKellipa, Shcron Wandell, Janet Fuller, JoAnn Johnaon, Renee Ncprud, Mariya Eng. Alice Harwood, Rita Knutaon, Shirley Jonea, Nyla Thoreaon, Jacky Jones. Margaret Gullickaon, Colleen Girard, Norma Petschow. Row 2: Carolina Gilmore, Norma Headrick, Mary Laraon, Eunice Eide, Alice Orvedahl, Janet Englebrecht, Harriett Pcteraon, Nila Lamp, Janet Hovland, Jean Potte- baum. Marilyn Krech, Joan Varna, Beverly Heinemann, Marirae Willard, Janet Schliinz, Jeannie Kean. Row 3: ReJean Erickaon, Mary Pottebaum. Wilma Duncan,.Vergene Hanaop, Dawn Wynne Taylor, Carol Varna, Marcella Beach, Sylvia Nelaon, Janice Whaley, Glenda Fane, Juanita Redwirtp. Jeao Fiala, M rlljle Hamilton, JoAnn Anderson, Karen Haneon, Audrey Armstrong. Diane Julaon, Donna Laraon, Enella Dibben, Patty Kphle, Shirley Mfjra, Harriet McKellipa, Wilma Stein. Gladys Milne, Ardetta Neveaux, Joanne Ambroeon, Madonna Nelaon, Beverly Schrajper, KJreA Thigpen, Carol Orvedahl, Beverly Erickaon, Deloris Dougherty, Shirley Allen. 42 S|MMk4 li Classes 195I-‘52 Row 1: Shirley McKellipe, Alice Orvedahl, Joyce Richardson, Margaret Keniaon, Shirley Meyer, Mary Flem g, Jean Fiala. ; 2: Robert Chamberlin, Wally Rosheim, Jon Marble, Margaret Collina, Marion Biron, Janice Whaley, Jame. Pottebaum, I Randeii. Kjj r ch. Row 3: Rollins, iv J || a i Mg fmM? 4 Wally Rosheim Margaret Collins Virgene | Smalttield Declam Division Winners: Elaine Teal, poetry; Margaret Collins, dramatic; Shirley McKellipe, oratory; Shirtey Allen, humorous. i Shirtey Betty Munson Margaret 3 ____ tiMM Marion 'aw Biron neming Margaret Collins Shirtey Allen, Be. , Alice Hr eanora Rt t -v r uMi aon ry Fleming. Smallfleld 4: Marjorie '“'•e h, Shirley McKellipe. Row 2: Margaret Collins, Wilda Dawson, tiaon. Row S: Joyce Glaser, Arlyce Puischer, Marlene Naoo, Dockatader, Delores Hill, Renee Neprud, Elaine Teal, Mary 43 It EM EM IIE It IX ••• Harlan ( Dwayne Tardafl Meyers Blayne Petersen Dwayne Johnson Kroeger Kiiluir Fsiruiers Oi‘ Ameriesi FFA 1051-1052 LiflUd OH? . __________________M jflKST— ____ Row 1: Robert McKjIlips, Qutr i Lee, Eldon Benson, Emil Kroeger, Lee Olson, Lyle Bisson, Don Hsmmer, Ed Merrick, Dwayne Johnson, ' f Emroy Biteler, Billy Krogmann Row 2: Bobby Jewett. Roy Clark, Warren Bullis, Donald Ksith, Francis Thom, Harvsy Keating, Jim Krsmer, Blayne Peteraon, Milo hamberlin, Ted Tollefaon, Richard Stimson, Kent Scofield. Row S: Donald Jacobson, Ralph Lee, Richard £? Dunc n M,r McGlone, Wayne Ailta, George Thielsen, Rosa Wade, Dean Scofield, Richard Munson, Richard Bcbo, Robert Chamberlin. Row Mr- Sorenson. Don Myers, Harlan Tordoff, Dwayne Myers, Larry Evans, Deane Antoine, Don Wade, Jerry Acheeon, Dick Diertc Lane Miller, Laurel Thoreson. Lorrell Somisoii heesime the nrw instructor lor FFA ami Shop Classes. They ovcrhsiuled motors oi shiv kind plus anlos ami trsictors. They were I si null f welding and esirpentry. They huill si liog house sinil concrete liog-troughs. Their ssile oft msigsizincs wsis si ft u nil-raiser. 10 students ftrom I he lOtli (irside were psirl oi the 10 in FFA. 44 It EM EM IIKI11 4p 1952 Legion championship baseball team Members of the 1952 Flandreau American Legion baseball team, winners of the Stale B championship, include, front row, left to right, Lon Amundson, Jim McGlone, Bob Jewett, David Acheson, J.C. Wade. Bill Dobbs, Bobby Underland and W.F. “Stub Whalen, coach. Back row, left to right, Jim Redman, Dennis Brook, Jerry Harvison, Tom Culhane, Dean Braun, Don Wade, Rich McAtee, Herb Lohnes and Richard Brook. The team posted a regular season mark of 16-3, and went through the Class B District, Regional and State tournaments undefeated winning another six games. In the final playoffs against the Aberdeen Smittys, State A champions, Flandreau won once while losing twice. In tli«k Fall of I9. 2. (In Homecoming I’aradc Mari oil with I lio blowing of the Creamery whistle, in honor of Flamlroairs llasoliall Team. It was the first time that whistle hail blown... since the day WWII had ended! •A LEAGUE OF Til El II OWV Before «lays of —Title 19”... Flamlrcnn Girls Softball Team. coai’li Lloyd llrook. won B«kgionnls... on to State Compel il ion! 45 REMEMBERING . l«ro aHivi(ios during Summer in Flandreaii I'ark, Mediodisi Sunday Seiiool Class Fienie I--H IManfl -liilson. Ili orlv S ti( hl. I Ion 11 «1 Larson. Ilohrrla 1 vrrs. .loan Varus (Front: .ManHarH Krnison. Hark: Mahrl Hotlirl. Toarher) TIioh1 was no |mh I in the I!l50 s...or before. 2(MI I lias a new |iool where old FHS Mood! (The muddy river eovered swimsuits) (Photo Submit OmI: llv Lifrgnartl Hill Hovil) 46 r%4 m4 m4 m4 n4 n4 n4 n4 if4 f4 n n n4 n4 114 t 4 rs rs rs rs tv4 tz4 tz4 REMEMBERING... Yearbook ll(4liia(imi Hasx 1' 54 •limior Year Tin 1953 FiftS Yearbook was dedicated to How ard Lester. It was the only dedication to “one person during our 4 years of high school. He was Principal of the Spafforil Flementary School for five years, and also F1IS Foot hall roarh...bcsidcs teaching some classes. It was during his tenure serving as find hall coach, that the FHS team attained 34-straight winning state record. He also was influential with Flamlreaii s youth baseball program. Fach year the Annual-Yearbook is dedicated to those who have done outstanding work in our community, and who deserve recognition for the contributions they have made. At the end of the school year, in the Spring of 1953. Howard Lester and his family, moved from Flamlrcaii. 41 Junior rinss-l lili ;rsM|0 l 52-'53 Our Junior Class uiiml ono si minii- Bernmlfttic Brou n. ur«r M,ri«n, N u'ajni council'„' 1 ™' JS'C’'eUr)' Ph)' 1 Tr.„. •on. Don Andrew . Richard Bebo Richard Brook r ’ J° nn Am ro on. Lon Amund. Margaret Collina. Bill Cone. Tommy Culhane Ro. ®r0wn’ Jim Burn«- Bill Byrne, brecht. Beverly Erickson. Jerry Far,, Mary Flemina gI I? °,ane Ei , - J K.ren Han.on. Judy Hon. R,chard Jenaen. Bob Jewett, D w 4t The «11111101 Uhss Advisor whs lrs. liar horn While, who lou lii I IMOIIM‘M’iol n«SS4“S of typing . short-hand iiihI l onk keeping . Slio hrong lii g uidanee lo our responsihililes of funding-raising nia a inr suhseriplious A’ selling refreshments at athletic events. Profits were iishI for the events of the «liinior-Senior llanquet (with a sweet theme of Tandy I .and) and .Ir.-Sr. Prom, sponsored by «luniors. Joan Varna. Don Wade. Nyla Thoreaon, Bob Underland. Vergene Smallfield, Ronnie Soren- ion, Harriet Peteraon. Biayne Peteraon. Joyce Reid. Eleanor Robertaon. Leon Roaaow, Arvin Schulta. Shirley Meyer. Lane Miller. Betty Munaon. Dwaine Myere. Madonna Nel- aon. Lee Olaon. Charlotte Lovejoy. Kenny Ludwig. Richard McAtee. Ron McConnell. Harriet McKellipe, Wayne McMahon, Donna Keating, Delbert Keith, Emil Kroeger, Pat Kulhc. Nila Lamp, Donna Laraon. 49 REMEMBERING... Slutlonl (oiimil HI52-WI In atltlilion fo I lio usual rosponsihililios as llio liaison holwoon station Is ami atlminislralion. plus iiiYolvomonl with llomoeomiiig events. I lio (oiinoil this year liolpotl sponsor an All-Selmol riirislmas Parly. anti Winlor Formal. Willi •lunior (lass Prositlonl. Beverly Soofioltl ami riass Itoprosonialivo Marion lliron. lliostk Irom ilitk lllli («ratio were well-aeknowlodged. 50 Some of the memories during Homecoming festivities include Freshmen initiation when Ilioy are to lie dressed as beggars anil do (asks like shine shoes of the upper el ass students. Festivities ineluded collecting boxes for (he big bonfire, pep rally, snake danee through main street, ereating of class floats for the parade, coronation of King and (|iiccii. Little Orpheum, with acts from eaeli class. Homecoming football game, and danee. The •limior ( lass float won 1st Prize anil FILS Irani won over ( anton. 51 REMEMBERING . I!).'l2- .a 3 I Diane «iimI l h Mis now ar(‘ the experienced A-Team ( h(k(krl ka(l(krs. serving for a 3rd year. Ail visor for the cheerleaders was Klilon Samp. Ilemember basketball Raines at the Armory? Tlie l ep Hand would play from (lie lialeony. and he'd have I hem start playing llear We Sit Like llirds In The Wilderness...Waiting For The Flandrean Team”. He'd have the elieerleaders lead that over and over...until the team eame «ni to begin llie 2nd half of the game. 52 itiMiMitimx.... c. Afhlclir Season from tin •limioi 4'lass were 4m (In tool ha 11 I cam. mi rS Don Hammer, guard: Herb Lohnes. quarterback; Richard Puncan, tackle; tc ' :: Mark McClone, certer; Miller nrviii Schultz 53 Richard McAtee. end: Bill Cone, halfback; Richard Jenson, tackle: Lon Amundson, half back; ' ... Richard McAtee Lon Amundson , Jim Kramer, tackle. Wayne Ailta, fulibac£: uentin Lee, halfback; Jon Marble, Arvinscnuiut. end; Ralph Lee, guard ■ ... •nil.. .. .« Tom Culhane Don Wade Blayne Peterson Jerry Faris 5m Culhane. quarterback; Don Wade, tackl trry Harvison, end; Blayne Peterson, guar Jerry Fans, center; Merle Myera, guard; Robe Jewett, guard: Gary McMahon, quarterbac George Gullickson, halfback. Gullickson Robert Jewett Tom Culhane Schultz eorge ullickson llEMEMHEKIX;... 52-53 H«iskrlh;ill llomr 4 ;muks willi cheering Inns ;it fli Armory. itiiuii George Gullickson Wayne Ailts Herb lohnes Anrin Schultz. Richard MeAtiee Wesley Hemminger Billy Cene. Torn Culhane. Dick Brook. Ralph Lee 16 of the 1st 10 were luniorsl • Richard Jensen Coach Clyde Cotton Eugene Johnson Gary Chamley. Denny Brook, Richard Jensen, Jim McAtee, Richard Bebo. Jim Burns, Lon Amundon, Gary McMahon, Quentin Lee, David Acheaon. Flandreau fans cheered as Richard McAttee shot a free throw v v vmv vtvmin REMEMBERING... Spring Traek Team i from the «Junior ( lass were out for (rack. Although some ureas of traek are team-events... there aro also areas for imlividual eompefition. 55 te loan ft Vams Marian Blran T r v RBMBMBBRIN€Lm13 Jnlan h l liim ioi 'x «l«Mli« nl4Ml ilisripliiM' Delbert Keltb El Vv «s 5 fit o' ; P $ JaJsLJzL.G nda Rill Byrne Collins $ :‘9N°-y,A f} Dm U MZj -S - i ■e« n ScafHilil % Mary « Homing gjMdimmmmmmmmixm Blayne Peterson Ronnie Sorensen Eleanors Robertson Janet Engelbrecht Delbert Keith M KM IIKIt I 4p. Andrews Diana Firet Row: Kenn Stoack, Jerome Her vioon, Don Wad Jon Marble, Ron Me Connell. Dean Braun Don Andrew . Sec jnd Row: J a Thomas, Bill Driocoll Tom Millman. Siam Peterson. Warrt Hawkins. J. C. Wad Cory Thomas, Ralpl Lee. Bill Byrne, Jor dan Cuttermon, Ron nie Sorenson. Deiber Keith, Charles Naso. im 53 ViM iil Musicjfi no Sorenson, Cnello Dibben, Made ri_ „ Bewerty First Row: Diar Hamilton. Janet Marilyn Krech, Lois Ingeman, R, .«r ric« ©n, Alice Orvedahl. JoAnn Chrc Johnson. Janice Erickson. Joan Jclliffc, Juanita Redwing. F Stein. Shirley Jones, Mary Pottebaum, Janice Whaley, Care ki■ Io Maxwell. Sixth Row: Devonna Keith, Beverly Erickson, Jea,,,,™ Karen Thielsen, Roberta Wiese. Sylvia Nelson, Marten Irirkfilin 'v«r,y Schramer. Eleanora Roberts . I QPC||n Madonna Hill. Second Row: Audrey Armitiona LiibRduii n, Marcello Beach, Wilma Duncan. SOIOePM a. Carol Orvedahl. Third Row: Pat Kuhle, Joyce Johnson. Fru. ...... Margaret Dawson, Darlene Meeker. Jean Duncan. Lranne Harriet McKellips. Shirley McKellips. Janet Engelbrecht. Wilma tenee Neprud. Helen Kucera. Joan Varns. JoAnn Anderson. Linda um. Janet Schhinx, Donna Larson. Nancy Hales, Darlene Duncan. Adit IUhiiii «iris A «iris II «le«M'lub li «Ml ( horns Ensemblrs Soloists Tonrorls on tests Festivals Row It Joan Jewett. Corrine Miller, Bernadette Bros ’ Bisson, Deanna Schult, Delores Dougherty, Carol Dav |Ia||h Nadine Headrick, Nyla Thoreson, Joanne Ambroson, nWwv Gullickaon, Lovey Woods, Lois Johnson, Loretta Ham..tv.i. • Mary Lou Clark, Wilma Ziebarth, Dorothy Peterson. R Betsier. Rosemary Dibben, Margaret Gullickaon, Nancy E ra Naas. Doris Heesch, Norma Petschow, Colleen Girard. Nyla Lamp, Jean Davis. Row 2: Wanda Robertson, Georgina Henderson, Arlyce Pulscher, Wandeii, Joan Tobias. Row S: Mary Kramer, Elaine Kroeger, Lorelee la Nelson. Row 4: Eunice Wilkins, Darlene Hurley, Joyce Englebrecht, 3udeiia Weigel, Sharon Phelan, Marlyce Willard, Donna Keating, Shirley Harriett Peterson. Marcine Hienemann, Marjorie Erickson. Row •: Vlr- gene Bullis, Linda Ivans, Jana Taylor, Judy Hove, Marly is, Phyllis Eh ret. Shirley Hammer, Kathleen Kramer. It KM K M 11K111 • l 52- 33 l khal k... I Juniors lirainal irs...]| .111 niors ll krlaiii...ll Juniors S|Mk«krli Uassos rural Ini 20 Irani •limiar Hass k J DEBATE Tint row: Mary Kramer, Margaret Collins. Shirley Meyer, Jacky Jones. Joan Tobias. Con Ludwig. Jon Marble. Back row: V Deanna Schult. Margaret Kenison, Norma PeUchow, Eunice Wilkins. Mary Fleming, Roberta Ullom, Robert Chamberlin. Madonna Nelsei DRAMATICS — First row: Renee Neprud. Alice Orvedahl, Margaret Kenison. Marcella Beach. Joanne Ambroson, Nyla Thoreson. Madonna icond row: Delores Hill. Marjorie Thom. Virgene Smallfield. Daria Cade. Joanne Jelliffe, Joan Tobias. Donna Sorenson. Hammer. Fourth row: Janice Whaley, Marlene Nace. Margaret Pnllinc Joyce Reid, Margaret C Je, Kenny Staack. J Virgene Smallfield muiison j OLTI DECLAM - ft - First row: Darla Cade, Helen Smallfield. Wanda Robertson. Della Lovejoy, Mary Fleming. Jean Spear. Maxine Reynolds, ' Marjorie Thom. Middle row: Elaine Teal, Jacky Jones, JoAnn Jelliffe. Eleanors Robertson, Joyce Reid. Marlene Nace. Eunice Wilkins, Deanna Schult. Back row: Shirley McKcllips, Margaret Collins. Renee Neprud. Janice Whaley, Marcella Beach, Virgene Smallfield, Norma Petechow. Delores Hill, Lois Hammer, Mary Kramer, Betty Munson 58 REMEMBERING... Journal ism Editor: ReJean Erickson; Assistant Editor: Lon Amundson. Judy Hove, John Collins. Nyla Thoreson 59 remembering. FFA IIciiiciiiImm flic Auditorium al Stafford School which hosted larger «Ycnfs...siich as Ihi llad-Son -Ag XighH Inder guidance of I earlier Lorrell Sorenson .11 si mien Ik had sii| ervis4Nl farming programs, judging of grains, meal, livestock. and study of sh«H‘|i. swine. Invf and dairy callle. Magazine sales were llieir fund-raising |iroj«M‘l. FFA hosted n harn dance for llie Slndenl llodv. 11 v ◄ lane i • Mille Row 1: Leroy Anderson, Billy Zwingelberg. Kent Scofield. Edward Herrick, Arnold Moulton, Dean Peper, Floyd Knutson, Donald Gullick- •on, Robert McKellipa. Roper Story, Con Ludwig. Row 2: La Verne Anderson, Blaine Peterson, John Smallfield. Quentin Lee. Elden Benson, Ralph Lee, Richard Duncan, Richard Stimson, Don Hammer. Billy Krogman, Dwaine Johnson. Row 3: Milo Chamberlin, Wal- lace Meyers, Emil Kroeger, Emroy Gehlson, Elmer Biteler, David Acheson, Wayne Ailts, Lee Olson, Roger Krogman, Robert Jones, Bobby Jewett. Robert Chamberlin, Dean Scofield, Maynard Herrick. Row 4: Mr. Sorenson, instructor, Harvey Keating, Jim Kramer, Loren Smith. Richard Munson. Lane Miller, Don Wade, Onn Tollefson, LeRoy Nelson, Dwayne Meyers, Richard Bebo. Mark McGlone, Jimmy Sayles, Ted Tollefson. 60 iiimimuiium,... Asilionsil Honor Soeiety Mary Reining lee Harriet Wartenna Martene McKellips Mt,son Nace Kenned Delbert Janei Engelbred Harriet McKell.pa. Madonna Nelaon. Marlene Nace, Renee Neprud, Lee Olaon. Mark McGione. Kenneth Staack Richard Me Atee, Jon Marble. Lon Amundaon, Kenneth Ludwifl. Delbert Keith, Ahce Orvedahl. Shirley McKellips. Janet En0elbrecht. ™om. Diana Julson. Marion B.ron, Margaret Collins. ReJean Erickson, Joan Varna. Janice Whaley. Carol Varna. Marcella Beach. W.ima Duncan. Mary Pottebaum, Colette Lammera, Mary Fleming. Mrmhorship in tho Asilionsil Honor Society is siwsirilnl •Innioi's si ml Seniors who msiinfsiin si seliolsistie jir;nl«k average of fHI or ahove in sill snl)j kHs...siml lisive oulsliimlinii eharaeter, Ipsiilcrsliip. scholarship. si ml serviit. For the first time. in the Spring of l!)5?f. sin I nst si I Ssi I ion Ceremony wsis held for the 11 new memhers from the Junior f loss. A community ont-resicli silloweil memhei s to help with the Flsimlresin Civie Commence Christmas Party. n ItEMEMBERIXG... 1953 AiiiiiisiI Yearbook Stalk 15 AiiiiiisiI mombors from Ihe Junior 4'lsiss mol for silioiil two hours osirli Xomlsiy ni“lil lo work fsiillifiilly sil rrositing Ihe 1055 Yearbook. Donna Keating, Patty Kuhle, Lon Amundson. Ron McConnell i JacQue Jones, Judy Hove Joanne Ambroson, Joan Warns Madonna Nelson Seated: Mary Fleming, Marion Biron, Harriett McKellips Standing: Nyla Tboreson, Joyce Reid Diane Eide ■ 62 REMEMBERING... Firs 50 s l r girls. y Friday was the only day girls were allowed (o wear slarks or jeans...because of IVp Hallies ami atliletie games. Tt IF ...for Donna Keating! Dressed for downtown Flandrean... t omitry-girls Donna Larson and Beverly Kriekson seemed to like the FliS-code of wearing dresses! 1 -Dress-a likes enjoying ice cream... Madonna elson. Tootsie Thoreson. Varus. and •loanne Ambroson. 63 RIMIvMRERIVt.... South ll:ik (a... ur homo town. KEY Names No. Armory 17 Armory Garage 15 Athletic Field 4 Catholic Church 26 City Office 16 City Well 29 Clinic 23 County Court House 14 County H'way Dept. 2 Depot Disposal Plant Episcopal Church Fairview Homes Fire Hall 1st Methodist Ch. Greg's Studio Grade School High School Hospital Hotel Library Lutheran Church Masonic Temple Post Office Power Plant 2nd Presby. Church 24 State H’wy Dept. 3 Water Tower 27 Weslevan Methodist 7 Ourch • Double Lines separ- ates N-S and E-W addresses (CM MOODY COUNTY TO FLANPRCM) INDIAN SCNOOi. IJlaO’s m si|) of FI;imlro;ni l laiMliT.iu's msiiii Si root ...looking Wost It EM KM 1IKI11 . Ii... Itcsigning Faculty Yearbook lloilieat ion t'lass of 54 Mrls' Phys Ed. English. Spanish. Math. Library. Drama WayiiP lliiniloll ••• Social Sdence. Ty ping. Yearbook. Assistant Loach Lorroll Vocational Agriculture. Industrial Arts 65 REMEMBERING.- Student Council IH.VU .' I The President of a ‘h «‘Isis was automatically a member of I lie Student Council. Our Senior I lass President was Jerry Faris. Hilly Cone served as Class Representative, as lie liad also done for I lie Sophomore year. The Council mcl every other Thursday. President of the Student Council was Senior Harriett Petersen. 1 2 =—i REMEMBERING... Homeeoming- in fho i .ill of i fir :i Coronation Kieliarri 1 AIh was ci'owimhI as King, ami Harriett IVIitsoii was (towikmI as (}m n. In the lloval ( onri were: Hilly lone. IMiyllis Palm Arvin Selinlfx. and Beverly Si'oiield. Although il rainril on onr parade .., there was a -free movie ’ a I I he Crystal Theater! ROYAL COCRT Queen Karrien Petersen King Richard McAtee Beverly Scofield and Arvin Schultz Phyllis Palm and Billy Cone REMEMBERING... Homecoming Psirade Arvin Schultz checks possible car-entry lor the psirsMle. Senior flosit looked like sin entry lor lloho l)siy...huf hhI lor si rsiiny- lisirsidc. winning 2nd I’lsice. 61 REMEMBERING. niMTioiniiTN lor :)- .1 ! During our Sonior year, we l« sl our one liig ••Asm in lily ltoom . as they ronuNleleil old HIS. So. on I lie all «‘I'liooii «if a liom«‘ gam«‘. I lie « nlir«k Si ml «‘ii I IUmIv wo ii Id go over l«i S|iaffor«l S«-Ii«miI Aiuliforiiiin lo hold a Pep l«‘«‘ling for lh« team. £ Tlioir big up-sot w as si win av(kr I'ipi'sioiio 7-0! Arvin Schultz Richard McAtee Boh lewen Clockw Merit ... Culhane. Georoe Gullickson, Bill Cone, Quentin Lee, Jerry Farit. Bob Jewet . Lane Miller and R.cb. - • M Smiioi s on foolhsill (osini George Gullickson Tom Culhane Kenneth Ludwig Richard Jensen Row I: Kenneth Ludwig, Brook, Jim McAtee, Lon A in lbi 2 £ick Brook. Richard Jensen. Row II: Loren III. Jim Bums, Gary Chamley, Gary McMahon. Smith, Lee O REMEMBERING I task el hall I ••• Richard Bill Jensen w Con George Gullickson Richard Jensen, Bill Cone, chard Brook, Denny Brook, George Gullickson. Gsry McMahon, James McAtee. Wesley Heminger, Richard McAtee, Tom Culhane, n David Acheson, Gary Chamley. A-SQUAD I hi 11 of (hose on the basket hall team were from the Senior t lass. Their hig ii| -set vietorv ot the season was a 41-10 win over llrookings. in the Seetional Toiiriiament. 71 KEMKMKKIIIXi... Track Tea m-1051 In addition Io coaching oof hall anil basketball. Civile Cotton anil Ills Assistant Eugene Johnson coachcil FHS Track. There wore Jl Seniors on the team. Hilly Cone set State llccorils in tiie 110. tied the 220. and won the IOO yard dash. Jensen Lane Hicnart SMil,er c4,ee er mcAiee ™e n n P dl T 4 v i «i. ' $ A , .. Bobby Lonnie jewen Amundson I uuinane ■ 20w } irr And«r «n, Eugene Jensen, Kent Scofield, Melvin Jones, John Smallfleld, Wally Myers Billv Kroomnn M o u?to n Lirrv 11?' Oav.d Ach«K,n. Cary Ch.ml.y, Lonn,. Amundson. Bobby Jewett Ern y o K«5. K5d X it.. Don W.d Z.y T00 ' -?hBr,e' t0ry Mer, My,rt' K nny Ludwig, Lane M.lUr, RTch.rS ’ Don Wade- Wesley Hemmger, Billy Cone, Tommy Culhana, Jim McAtee, Richard Jensen. 72 REMEMBERING-. Ililly r«oe’s SH Track H conl THE ARGUS-LEADER SIOUX FALLS, SOUTH DAKOTA, SUNDAY, MAY 16, 1954. Terrific Twosome mcm G KTMl'KROUKD ICRUET? C0 CU am COTTON SAY : ‘AS A THREE-SPORT ATHLETE I THINK THERE ARE TEW.If ANY HIS SUPERIOR m T«E STATE... TOOTBML • 4-YEAR EETTERMNNER.REWlK . THREE YEARS. CXPT.THIS TEAR.... LEAPING SCwER PAST TWO SEASONS BASKCTBM.I S YEAR UTURWNNER'SIt PLWLAR' liftDING RE80UNDER LAST TWO YEARS TS HUM SCORER PAST TWO SEASONS' ALWAYS ASSIGNED TO TbOGHEST OPPONENT TO GUARD TRACK STATE 440 CHAMP AS A SOP . PULLED MUSCLE i OllMT DlfEND LAST YEAR ...HASRUN .S0.1 OUARTER THIS YE.. ALSO :Ktt VOOIP CASH AND US m 270... in upper third Of HIS CLASS SCHOLASTIC ALIY STAMPS (cl WEIGHS 182 18 TEARS OLD RUNS IN MV IS A NEPHEW Of DWIGHT «OOVW- GPEAT LT Of IOWA TOOTSALl player. IN THE‘THIRTIES'... On May 15. 105 I. in Huron.. ) Slate A III let ie History was made by FHS It was a day of great performers and two of the 1 the state prep track carnival were Billy Cone and George McKmi Cone, the FUndreao speedster shown at ‘he left, .co n«rr tu, V MeKeon. the Sioux Falls workhorse, on the right. Photo waa take rieht after Cone had set a new state 440-yard record of :49A wtt McKeon pushing him. McKeon also bettered the pre ous recor of :SOX ife Sonior Ililly Com . II. set tli« slalo risHinl in 440-yard Huron, 8D., May 15—This was a parade of great athletes. The Billy Cones, Bobby Stranskys, George McKeons. Roger An- dersons, Tuffy Blazes, Tom Verens, Doug Myrons, Ray Scham- bers, et al, had fan and coaches alike calling this the greatest field in many years in the 47-year-old high school track meet. t«|iial r iiiili | @40.11 mh ! Thai r«M or«l stands for all tiim Ih 4 iiiim irark firlil events -liniii «l to iiH trir system. in 1970's. .lust O «lays before— «in May I . 1054. tli« first l-iiiimii« mile was rim @ !l min. 59.1 see— l y lt« t£« r llaiiiiist« r. a 25 yr. olil Englishman. But most of all, the talk cen-r tered around one boy—Cone of FTandreau. The blond, 182-pound senior put on one of the greates Individual performances in a long time. His :49A quarter-mile shattered Don Masker's :503 record. His : 22.6 220 tied Chuck Feeney's mark and he also won the 100. George's Misfortune But for Cone, Sioux Falls’ George McKeon would have had nimself quite a day. George, who had the misfortune of bumping Into Cone in three events, actually beat Masker’s :50.3 time in the 440 himself. Unofficially, McKeon was clocked at :W .2 as he pushed SrtfifSjjsryts McKeon. the WH8 football star, also took second in the 220, third In the 100 and anchored TO the Warriors In the mile relay only a few breaths after running There was quite a heated discus- sion after the A mile relay, last event of the day. One Judge called McKeon for nudging Vermillion’s Doug Myron in the last lao of the race. It first aDpeared that the WHS crew might be disqualified but a hasty conference of officia1 ruled that there was nothing amis Timers could hardly believe their eyes when they looked at their watches after Billy Cone’s quarter. “All of us were afraid to say anything, thinking we had it wrong,” said Dan Lennon, the University track coach. But :498 was right and it might be quite A few years before anybody is timing one that fast again in a meet around here. mMIMUIICIM. l953- 54 F llaml g r Marion Biron Clarinets: Marion Mila Nelson, Ellen Potte baum, Loia Johnaon Ingeman. Shirley 'andra Hurewitx. i 'IviQ. - y Donna Soren.on. Margaret Dawson. A .4 , Drummer : Marilyn Krech, J. C. Wade, Don Allen, John Collin , M Mary Don 55 ft Andrews V i M' 9 L ' 1 Diana . Clarinets: Pat Whalen. Don Andrew , Nancy Julson O J© O ft f lilfc 3 ' • ■' Beverly Scofield Rosemary Dibben _vma. ar. ne Margaret Collins | if- O )....... a „ u Varns French Ho 'na Keith, Jean Johnson. Joan Vams. Judi Atkins. Joyce JR 1% , Audrey Armstrc REMEMBERING- A I la m e llaml was organized la proviili live musii far FHS Svhool ilam es. Band-Buddies REMEMRERING- Instruimmtal musii . umler IliriH'lar Ehlan Samp involved dl sfmlimts Irani high sehool. anil 70 Irani grach srliaal. Among Iliosi stmlents. were numeralis trios. i|uarlels. ami small ensembles. Iluring I lie srlimil year, I he liaml gave three farmal concerts, participated in parades, ami played at faelhall half-times. laeal events. A Spring-Tour gave eaneerts in m igliboring 4 0111 in uni ties bringing gand-will among s4 IiihiIs. BRASS SEXTETTE Delbert Keith Joan Varns Rosemary Dibben Ron McConnell Margaret Collins Bill Byrne 75 s r % REMEMBERING-. Futuro Farmers off America A 'I Sylvan Vi guess JoIiumI FHS faculty in the Fall ot l!i; :i. as the Vo-Ag Insructor. Under his guiding, the Department. € arried out lit projects with corn. oats. swine, beef, dairy and sheep. As a school-improvement project, the FFA laid a concrete sidewalk tin the Fast ami Xortli sides of the Fast Wing of FHS. Dwayne Myers and l ee Olson hotli earned State Farmer Degrees, tit the State FFA Uon vent ion. Bob Emi| Jewett Kroeger Lane Miller F- pe if- . Ifteelsimsilion Iftrsimsi I ies Margaret Reid Collins Mary Fleming Second row: Wilma Ziebarth, Nette Wood, Norma Petachow, Margaret Collina, Joyce Reid, Jean Johnaon, Diane Krogmann. Front row: Arlene Kroeger, Nancy Robertaon, Marjorie Laraon, Darliaa Duncan, Eunice Meyer, Ellen Pottebaum, Mary Fleming, Karen Roaheim. Joyce Xew liiriili v memlier. 101111 Ferguson. esinie to FIIS as a Sfienw (osielier. siml was also given sin sissignmenf oft' insf rnef ing in Deelsim. The I wo Seniors in IHsIriel Heelsim. representing FIIS were loyee lleid. with si humorous residing, si ml Msiry Fleming in Orsilorv. 78 Valional Honor SiN iiktv riass ol ’51 a(ional Honor Sooioty MomItors: Lon Amundson „ Richard Lee SL 's« Diana Julson Delbert Keith Beverly Erickson N J Madonna Nelson Back row: Lon AmundMfl, Gary McMahon. Kenny Ludwig. Richard McAtee. Lee Oleon. Robert lilt'dCamna! Audrey Armatrong. Marilyn Krech, Norma Petachow. Doria Heeach. Loia, Ingemann. Roberta Wiese. Joan Virj Margaret Colline, Marion Biron, Beverly Erickaon. Front row: Diana Julaon. Joan Tobiaa. Harriet McKetlipa. Roberta UHom, Karen Thieiaon. Ha r et Peterson. Janet EngiebrechL Jean Pottebaum, Mary Fleming. Wilma Ziebarth. and Madonna Neleon. ................. ( l.-ISM S Tli« last year that llarbara White taught at FIIS before moving to Sioux Falls Washington High, was our Senior Year. Slie prepared her students well for the -unknown future which n ould bring the hi-teeh world of computers. Marlene Nace and Betty Munson are taking dictation and filing in the Commercial department. Because of the I2.1 students enrolled in courses of tvping, bookkeeping, and shorthand. Fldon Samp also taught some of the classes. Senior students learmsl fundamentals in operating of electric typewriters, mimeograph, ditto and dictaphone machines. 80 remembering II iuli Flier I93.V. 4 Lon Amundson was Ldilor of FIIS newspaper during his StMiior year, with membership in llie Quill and Scroll Fraternity awarded because of outstanding routrilmf ions. f Donna A Keating Lon Amundson Firat Row: Lon Amundaon. Lila Duncan. Roaella W.eae, Nyla Thortaon. Second Row: Donna Keating, Bill Zwingeiberg, Lee Olaon, Judy Hove. Third Row: Nan .V v faculty member. t eorge Mainz became our Advisor for tlic Year llook. It was helpful for him to have l!l from the Senior t'lass on Staff. Editor was Clarion lliron. Assist, •loan Yarns, ami llusiness Manager was lliek llrook. Senior Ciehl-Trips Sioux Foils, aiul loured various business areas sueh as the Argus Leader, Pettigrew Museum, and John Morrell Company, where this group photo was taken. Along with members of the «•lass, were Senior Class Advisor llugene Johnson, and bus driver Hob Fuller. They all were guests of Hit Sioux Falls I liamher of Commereo, for a meal. ItlvMIMItlltlM.... •Imiior-Sniior I'rom May I ur I Jacquelyn Jones and Jerry Faris Remembering... •Iiinior-Srn ior listn |nrf April I!). I ratraoRifs V, (Ol JUNIOR-SENIOR BANQUET FLANDREAU HIGH SCHOOL Tuesday. April 27. 1954 Presbyterian Chapel 1954 84 -e i ____ Elanilrraii llii li Srliool • « l .‘lril Animal 0 l IK l EMKVT EVEHI IS ES Erilia v .liinr I. If .- I Spafforil StIiimiI Auditorium Our FIIS grsiiliiHlion. den€0T' fc aAd ¥ ■ « (t f r AtyA cAust I ii vara I imi................W.J. Hr u in mmiil krrp A-4mmii ...........................Hov a IpI M‘ Elui luf rodiirf ion of Spoakor...........................Olsmi Saluta torian t ommmirmiimil Aildr ‘s ............... lolin V. Hoadlo? Soulli lia kola Siatr I ollrjir Pr« id« nl Sonior llravt S« trt - Hili Hvrnr. HrllH‘i’1 Krilli. Ilon IH oimrll lan£ari‘l l ollins. «loan Vanis. Hosmnarv Hil lM ii Pri MOilalion of riass..........Priin ipal Willian lia Acknowlnlginente...........................Marlon Hiron Valilirlorian I'n iilalion of Diploma .......------.Judge l i o. Hin riiairinaii. Hoanl of Eiliiralion Honedielioii____________________Itev. W J. Hriimiiioiul ; me-not nu n .ve4Utty, 44 tie r 4 r t f u j rre . r, ueA rru4 w jAlandreau iiiujl) rluml yianbrrau. nullj Saknta aljtB drrliflrfl ufyal Ijao rnmjilrtri) % ttnurnr of £lni g prmribrli fnr (Sraiiualinn frnm Iljr Jlaniirrau Ijiglj rtjnnl anil in rirngnitinn tljrrrnf ia aumrbrii ttjin diploma (Sitim at Jflanbrtan. in tijr latr of outb Babota. tljia bag nf « . AJ. ninrtrrn hunbrrb anb -jTy U 2LZJL Cl)atraiaa a( Baarfe - Jfcuprrtrt irtrtni ', ,flarg at Board 85 Jlrtnrtpal lUAIEMIIEItlVG... Flaminini ( Imn’lics Faitli-Foiiiifllsilioiis SECOND PRESETTED!AN CHURCH FEANDREAU, SOUTH DAKOTA June 1,19514 Dear Jacky: I personally want to congratulate you on your high school graduation. It is e very important milestone in your life, and we are proud that you have completed the requirements. Ss. Simon Jude Catholic Church . I know your graduation day and I want to have a part in j.ee± iree to call upon me will long be remembered, ' ing you. Yours sincerely. Your minster V.'e s ley J. Drummond First Presbyterian Church Oldest operating church in S.D Second Presbyterian Church Our Savior s Lutheran Churrh You will now be going into another phase of life: perhaps you are undecided on what course to follow, decisions will have to be made and soon you will find yourself faced with the reality that- you are on your own. Just as you have come through the high school course, I am sure you will also meet the changes of life and find your place in today's society. I urge you to remember the teachings of the church and Christ. If you are destined to leave our fellowship in order to continue your education, I hope that wherever you go you will remember the church. One of the blessings of this great land of A merica is the fact that wherever we may find our- selves, we have access to the church. You will find the life in Christ worth while and extremely helpful. LH- '«alter?.. n --io. k SH National (iiiard Soil 1 in FIIS ( lass «I 54 joiiiHl i In National Ipiiard when III years «I age...and still in high school. Others joined after tlieir FIIS ra lnation. Some mailf it their eareer. Those who joini d during their Senior year at FliS: Fon Amundson Dick llrook Jerry Faris IKichard •iensen llwaine Johnson Fmil Kroeger Ken Ludwig Lane Miller lllayne Peterson Arvin Schultz Don Wadi 87 Anrin Schultz served in National Guard 101 2 yrs. attained rank ol 1st Lieutenant A'AME: •lo«nn ‘ Ambrosnn BIRTHRATE: April 25. I : HIHTIITOWA: Flandreau. SR ■I IIOTIIKKS: Hiehard. Him. ( m . I .eraId SISTERS: 4'.nilIlia (lin niii‘ii|: Kathryn (( luidw irli) HAH: Arflmr Amhroson + STEI’-RAR: Raymond lliiehhollz WORK: SH Stale lliway Rept. + MOM: Anna Arison Amhroson lliielilmll . WORK: Moody I miniv Trras. Officr anil Flandreau Munieipal Hospital EI.EMEXTAHY SIIIOOI.: Spa fford WORK HI HIM. INI.II SI IIOOI.: Itahy-sal for Aral Traey ohililren. I look keeper for Ellefson Implemonl Co. AMBROSON Annual Slaff Vocal Librarian Dramalics Phys. Ed. i - A PEER I.HARIATIOA FROM HIS: 1051-10.' .' Allendiil Augustana College. Workiil at Farmer's Stale Rank in Flandreau. I!l5!l-mnvi d lo Sioux Fall . Employed as Imokkeeper for Sii ux Falls Si Iiim I Hisiriei. 107 l-moved li Vermillion. Administrative Assistant for SH l.ndogienl Survey, f.rnilualod from l SH. lOO.'t-moviil l ark lo Sioux Falls. Workisl for l.ullirran Sorial Servires .Minnehaha County Welfare. IOOO-Semi retired. Currently work al VWI'A reeeplion disk, part-time. AHHI1IOAAI. IA FOR M ATIOA (Wrillen for an earlier Reunion) Eife for mo has linm. fi r the most pari, very intori sling. I’ve inn anil work ml with interesting people, and have had some enjoyable aealions. I'erhaps as a lamily substitute I have kepi myself involvul with many pn plo. whirh has 101 11 rewarding.” + Bay BucMinltz Irving In 2004 + Anna Buchhata living in 2004 89 A 'IL: Lon Amundson III Ill'll HATH: September 21. IJKM IIIIITIITOWX: rollon. Sll ■llttlTIILII: keilli (dm‘aM d| SISTFIt: linn HAIL Vernon Vem Aiiiiiinlson WOlIk: Foruling. near Wanl. Sll IO l: «‘■‘•‘■in IjtrMHi Amundson LLL I KATAIIV STIHMIL: loody County Wnnl 2JI WOlIk III HIM. IIKill SCHOOL: Carpenter with Arl llrnun Houlseh's Clothing Boys' State Journalis: Phys. Ed. National Honor Society Annual Staff Football Basketball Track F. F. A. AFTKII (allAIII ATIOA I IIO l I IIS: I .- l-IJf.MI AikjhIhI Sll Stale Collt'go. (trnilunlcfl with Mi rlimiiral Engineering lki£nt‘. ' iii« lr |M ssil)l« only after niueh finam-inl support in Senior yt‘ar. from Audrey's narking. After graduating. jainiii III 1 Corporation in Itoeliesler. L . Workrtl ns Hesign-KiigiiM er. involv« d in eompulor-o4|uipmonl tlrsipi. I'nijH'l li'ader of mnehine lo automat ieally road typewritten | a}it‘t . AmsIsIhI in lll l World Trado engim ering. l!MH-lli‘iire«l filler :i:i years of IB f s «real years. Knjovod tarimis (ravel experienees. often with Arvin lleverly Selin It . Still en«n«eil in Ileal Kslnlo Salis. 1 AllltlAteK: To Audrey Armstrong (FIIS ( lass of '. i) on Aug. 17. III.77. (TIILIIRE. T: l.ori Amiindson-l!K fl (Itallilmrn) Lisa Amiindson-l!M 0 (Itnriek) Slaey Amundson-lfM .' (t rawtnril) (.HAMM IIILllltF : .7 AIIIIITIOVAL IAFOII.VIATMIA: (Written for an earlier Reunion) Having satisfaetory pliysieal exams, as follow-up lo diagmtsis of throat ranirr. make it easy lo enjoy eaeh day that eonies along. 90 . AMK : INiii Andrews KIKTIIVEAK : l :Mi ltlli rHTOW. : H. Worlh. Texas HHHTIIEH : John I A KEATS : Air. Airs. Krncsl Andrews I A HEAT'S WORKPLACE : Flamli-oaii liHlinn School ELE Al EAT A K V SCHOOL : Spaffonl AFTER I.KAHI ATIOA FROM F.IIJS. Eiirolhtl al CSH (irailualwl in August l?K 7. Band All-State Band Vocal Basketball One-Act Plays Dance Band Phys. Ed. Kami IMrit-lor - Iowa for li years. Kami Kir H lor - W liils Hoar I-alio. ALA. Elementary Schools UMII - hiomhI lo Florida sold Reality. Actively in olv«si with music ktyhomil performances photography. Had plioios printisl on a few mugia .inc rovers. AIAKKIACE : Kami Hughes. Pipisstonc. ALA CIIILHKEA : Milts - I! . !♦ Falli - OHM Holiori - IJMJ2 (.IIAMM IIILHKEA : Ilf AHHITIO.AAL INFORMATION: (Written by Hon for an earlier Reunion) “I will formulate a |ilan lo include all of my high school classmaii1 when I win the Floriila Lottery. A cruise? A Ht t k al Hisney World? I'll lei you know wlnm I win. Hon l give up on mo. Alaybe next lime. HO. HI EH HA OITOHEK I . 2IH :i (In irihuie. his wife Karen Kay wrote. A liile I know he Iritsl lo live in I In positive, enjoying! every day as much as possible. I hail no idea liow many (simple he had loiiclnsl. pimple who saiil they w ill always think of Hon with a smile. ) 91 • A. IK : llirhartl Oeho llllt I III)ATK : .Sr| irinhrr 2«. IHCI5 HI Kill TOW'S : Flantlrrau. Ml HHOTIIEItS: ll «l H«‘Im| (|||H- 4IS4 4|| krnnrlli Holm |(I(hi‘«mi I} SISTER: (M-raldiac Itrlm JohiKon OAII: Frank Holm IOM: Clara IIHm AFTER OKAIICATIOX FIIOM I IIS: Aiu imIihI I SI). Amor loan Insliinlo «I lluKimm ll luiiu s. IA Holm's liar in ll ‘in i r. CO AIAHIIIAIpE : Carolino. Ilivomsl CIIILIIHEX : Itirli - !! . « llromla - l!M :i Itannon - I!Nm AIIIIITIOXAL IXFOHAIATIOX: KiohartI iiru lHl with various lioalfli issm-s anti lir lintl hark snryor w'mtbI limos. Evrlyn was his si|£nifioanl oilirr for many years. HICIIAKII III Ell OX MAY IO. 2002 RICHARD BEBO Scouts Football Basketball ELESIEXTAHY SCHOOL : Spafford 92 AAAIh : Marion lliron III Ill'll H ATH : September 3. 1030 IIIIITIITIIWA : Flandr«'au. Sll ItltO I'll hit: Joseph lliron SISThlt: Ijiim'ii lliron Krull PATH hit: llaymoml lliron MOTH hit: t.la«lys Ijnlileronle lliron PAHEV’TS nOIIKFIAi E: Flniulrenn Indian School hLhMhATAHY M IIOOI. : Spafford WOltk m itIM. moil M IIOOL : llaltv sitting Slimmer drix’e-in ear-hop FIIS CLASS Oh •51-VALIHCTOHIAN AFThlt OH A III ATMIA FIIOM FBS : Allriidnl I'ollt i1 of Si. T« r«'sa. Winona- M OradnaKnl IO. JI with IIS in Aursing IIooiimhI with Manian‘1 Collins for a year. W orknl Si. Mary's - Hoi'hi'sli'r M . Masti'r's Ik m1 - Case lli'si'rxe. Cleveland. Oil Clinical Instructor CW It School of Aursing. Sll Stale Aursing Instructor - I yearn. 1071 - Clinical Spis-ialist at Cnlverslly of Iowa Hospital A t lini« s. IOOO - l rofcw ar at Colicae of Aursing. I of Iow a, harm'd I'll II «li'griN in «'duration. I of Iow a. Authored nursing textbook A prrsimlcd at various nursing conferences, dune 2001 - lt«‘iire«l as llini-lor of Iowa's l.radiinle Aursing Program, fontium r« sear« li A w riting A trav« l. MAItltlAt.h: Michael Flanigan - IOOO. IMvoretNl f barb's .lolms«m - 1071. Ilivomtl ( IIILIIIthA: Miclia«'l Flanigan - IOOI Married - Minneapolis Katlu'rim Flanigan l.o%i« h -1002. Marri« «l - I Ia I las. 1 V Timothy - IOOI. Single - Kansas City. KS. AIIIIITIII.AAL IAFOKMATIOA: “A hrh'f synopsis of a mimlH'r «if y«'ars lirtiught IhiIIi liappim'ss anil h«'arlacli« . Iiul liappim'ss lias prcihmiinaK'd. I ve Ini'ii extremely bh ss«'«l in my «'liildri'n. cartHT. lu'alfli frh'mls. Girls' State Band Student Council National Honor Society Annual Editor D. A. R. Candidate Dramatics Debate One-Act Plays Phys. Ed. 93 .NAME: llichard A. (IMi-ltl llrook III Ill'll II ATK: OH«ber . IJICII IIIIITHTOWN: Sioux Fulls. SIKMih1 Hospital + IIAIh Lloyd llrook llou-ltuver for John Morrell ( . MOM: Amin ukliiiu llrook llltOTHEIt: Dennis llrook. Iliicnos Aires. Ai cu. SISTEIl: Susan llrook .lolinson. Seattle. VA ELEMENT AIIV MIIIMIL llarrislmr Ihru (ilh (ir il ‘. Cl yrs. Sioux Falls - low ell Elementary Mill t.r.-Wasliinglon llinli. Manager Football Basketball Track Phy . Ed. WOHk IM ItIM. IIM.ll SCHOOL : Farm-labor, Independent l.nmlM-r with mentor «lust in .loin's, lus iV Ouls of grocery husim'ss willi lion McConnell. AFTEH lellAIM ATIO.V FIIOM FILS: Enrol It'd ai A illusi ana I allege. Craduaml in l!i. Vd. l!Ni.l - Masters Degree from SDSL - llrook in s CI7 years leaching in Sioux Falls School System - Elementary «V •!■ . Hi. Coaclml al all Cl Sioux Falls I’uhlic High Schools, w illi Iranis who won numerous conference ami stale rlininpioiisliips. IMMo - after relircmcnl. conciml al Augustana I years. MAItltlAl.E : To Horolhy Collinglinin on .lune CL l!M 7. ii n imi : kari llrook Clarke - CIO yrs. jAnilv} - Veneta. OH Tricia llrook Itiinyan - CICI yrs. (Todd) - Sioux Falls krislin llrook Freimarck - 211 yrs. - Tacoma. VA «.It VMM IIll llllI N : I Hick was naimsl South Oakola Physical Education Teacher of llic year in 1070. South Oakola Track Coach of Ihe year in IOIII. Augiislaiia’s lofty Olson Aw anl in UMMI. Ilowanl Wo mI Honorary IlefrnM' in 2002. ADDITIONAL IXFOIIMATIOX: I only spent three years in Flnmlrcnu. hut I’m very thankful for Ihe super educators who lirlpml shape my life. Th« ImiiiiI that a smaller school ami it’s students had for one another was aw «‘some: I often wonder w lial din'd ion my life would have taken if my family had stayed in Sioux Falls. Thanks for many great experiences ami mrmorii's. + Lloyd Brook Irving in 2004 q« AME: lUrnmlfllr |ll« niir| Hrown III KTIIHATH: January 21k lO.Mi HIKTIITOW A: Sioux l olls. SO IlltOI II hltS: 2 SISTKHS: l All: Charles Brown WOIIK: Carpenter MOM: Ethel Brown KLEMIATAItV M BOOL: Sioux Pa I Is Howl liornr A- tnilndial HIGH SCHOOL !PI II A IO I II GKABES: Sioux Foils Washington High Phy . Ed. Band Vocal WORK III HIM; FLWOHEAI moil: Livid A workisl for Maxine A Bon Gnllnnd. ...ow ners of the Firestone Store, fi orkad for Lit A lilo aee of Finndrenu Cafe. AFTER OBABI ATIOA FROM FIIS: •Imu I0.74 -Iinshnnd ilraflrd into Army. Lived Fl. Smith. AK: ami law lon. OK during military tour of duty. •lune I O.TO-h ii s ha ml disn'liari iil. .Moved to Huron. SB w hm lnisl and worknl for Telephone Co. IfMiO-Hernie (irndiialHl W Comm. College Employml as S“r. of SB Beni. Ildips. during Gov. Knoip'n 1st term. I07I-T0 «employed as Adm.Assist.for Huron B tional AlHliral Center. 1070-1000 Ow md A operated Millard F'inaneial S r 'i i s. providing hilling A aeeoiinlin to loeal A regional pliysieians A hospitals 1 Alt HI At.E: To Milton 'Mill Millard on Aug. 11. 10.71. t 1111.BUEV Mielinel-Aug. If I. 10.70 GBA.MM HILOKFA: 2 Alex A Zaeh Millard ABBITIO.VAL INFORMATION: - My mother died of CVA at age I yrs. when I was starting high seliool. I livid with an older sister through my Grades 0 A IO. Moved to F'lamlreau for lllh Grade A livid with Imllamls I ompleiid I2lh t.rade while living with Marlene aee A family. It will lie a memorable year! I will In attending two .70 year Class Beunions... Flandreau A Washington High. Mill A I eelehrale our on .741th Aug. I.7lh 95 V IF: .lini lliirns IIIItTH HATH: Augusl || . I0:il IIIIITHTOWN: Flnnilronn. SD ItltOTIIKIIS: W iIIiin. Clmrlo . Itirhnril. Holiori SISTKR: lnry lilinis 1'owors IIAII: .losopli lliirns WORK: Cilv Foliromnn. Flamlronu Imlrponilonl Lunihor 'HIM: lnrir Smiili Hums ELEMEINTARV SCHOOL: Stafford WORK HI HIM; ||||,|| SCHOOL: («n i rv enrry-onl JIM BURNS Annual Staff Football Basketball AFTER .HAIH ATIO FRO | FIIS: 4,rn«lunml from I SO in .Inniinry 1050 I S Army from February 1050 lo .Innunry 104 I llnrlfoni lnsiiraim A onl-.Slinnrnpolis. Fnrjti. Inspor sV I'iiw« 11. W V. I077-I nrinrr in I rauiii l ike Insiiranoe Ayenry. Ins Vpis. V. MAIIHIAI.F: To Slieiln IIuirlii-son on .luno III. lOlil IIIIIJIHFN: Thomas-IOIsl San lra-IOI 5 Oil Will llll Jilt F : 2 AIIIIITIONAL IXFOH 1 ATIIIA: JIM IIIFII OF STOMACH C AM Fit ON SKI TFMHFIt III. IOOI. 96 SAME: Hill Hyrne lillt l HHATF : August 2«. HKMi IIIIt l IITOWS : Fori Wingate. Sew Mexico. liAII : Mailer Kyrne MOM : Julia .leiiniii Hyrne PAHESTS WOltk : Flandrenn Indian School SISTFII : A'aney llyme ((orchard HLF.MESTAKV SFHOOL : Hrowniug. MT. I«vhI lo Flandreau- AFTEH 1 11 AIM ATISCi FHO.M FIIS : Fnrolhd at Fincinnali Fonservatory of Music. Heliiriisd home in Summers played with Sioux Falls Municipal Hand. | I5J| rnilnaleil from rincinnali ('«Mcrv. with a BS in .Music Education. l!i; (i-l!I.VI - Flayed w illi 1 incinnali Symphony On liewlra. I! .” - Played with llalph Marlorie Orcln slra. “Music Man - Aaiional Touring Orelieolra with Larry Flgarl Orchestra. I! .%; . Musician 1st l lass I .S. Saval Academy Hand. Annapolis. I!M 0-I!M I l S Savy l oronel Trio Foncerts in Washington PC. |«M I - Master's H« gr«“e in Applied Music fnim Falholic I', of Am riea. Moved lo Sew York. Played with shows. Traveled with “name hands. |«M 5 - Joined Woody Herman “Thundering llenl Orchestra A. Traveled lo wks year worldwide os llieir Hoad Manag« r and played trumpet. Made many recordings and TV appearances with Herman s Hand. IJMI7 - After Woody's death. Hill pres‘iil«l Woody’s alto sax. clarinet, ami soprano sax to tin Smithsonian .Museum of Amcifaa History. It s all displayed next lo artifacts of Hukr Ellington. Senior Class Treasurer Vocal SDEA Chorus All-Stale Orchestra Dance Band Phys. Ed. AOOITIOAAL ISFOH.MATIOS: Hill's parents had moved lo Pierre. SO many years ago...mi that heroine his “home of record”. Hill retired from musical performance and moved lo Pierre, to can for his Father, who then dinl in IfMMI. at age 07 1 2! Faeli time the FIIS Floss of 51 had Heunions. Hill would send us his gnsdings telling of his travels somewhere all oxer the world, with the Woody Herman Orchestra. He’d say. “1 11 join you next year. Finally In was able to do so during our I5lh Hcunion. Al that lime, he said. “1 11 hr hack lo play for our 50th!” MULL IIYH.XF HIFH l PIEIIKK. SH...OA .11 LY 21. 21NI2. Among many tributes given in his memory, w as a fan who saitl that “Hill Kynre was the hackliono of the Woody Herman Orchestra! 97 A IK: Itiln ( lark III 111III ATE: February 2H. I!CM IIIHITO V : Mail bam. Ml llltllTHEHS: llruee Mark lion ( lark (deeeased) SISTERS: Keva ami Elise IIAll: Bernard ('lark IVdllk: Fnrniing uenr Itullaml. Sll T rueknlrlver Flandreau 1(1. 1: Anna larie ( lark ELE I KATA IIV SCHOOL: l nke ( otinly Eineolu Hist riel 7 IIK.II SCHOOL: llnilaml. SH-iliroiigh Junior year. Flanilreau High for Senior year. Journalism Vocal Phys. Ed. AFTER (.IKAIII'ATIOA FROM KIIS: After marriage... orktsl while husband at tended eollege. IVorktsI for Telephone Co. Brookings. Sll. Workisl ns bookkeeper for Red (Iwl. Madison. Sll. .Moved In Cedar Rapids. I A. h(‘rc husband taught sehnol. :i its. in Europe as husband ian lit I S mililary seliool students. IINid-inovfil I llankalo. MX. w h« re husband taught. Rita lias neeomplislitd extensive genealogy on Imlh parent's ann lors. MARRIACE: To llruee llel’ew-Aug. If I.71. Ilivomsl in IfllMi. Afterward_ llifa usses lii'i' maiden name Clark . CIIILOHEA: Sheri-Ifl.Mi lnrk-l!l.'t!t (llitd from |ineumonia V IiIimhI elol a eouple of yrs. ago.) Ceuale-IOfMt (pKAAIHII IIJIREA: !i AIIIIITIO.XAL l. FOIt IATI(l. : Rita's friend. Ilernie Brown Millard, reported dial Rita (“ pn ss«Ml regret dial she would nol In attending our .Vlth lleunion. An arlhridi spine limits tier walking ami pliysienl enduran« e. She also has had major heart surgery w ithin the Iasi few years, whieh has nol Insm w ithout some i onipliendons.‘‘ 98 MHn «ri‘l ( «Ilius lllin illlA'IK: February II. l«). Ui IIIIITHTOW Y: Egan. SI) IIAI): Wesley (ollius MOM: Stella Malone ( «lllwi WOIIK: Doth al l-landronii Inilian S-liool SISTFII: Kathleen Collins ELEMEYTAHY M IIOOL Stafford WOIIK HI IIIX. IIIKII M IKMIL Siaai’k’s ll « Franklin Siorc AFTER (•IIAHIATIOY FROM I MS: St. Ti rt sji ( allege «f Yursing. M inona. M. Clinical nursing al Si. Mary's Hospital. Rochester, M lil’ilt- II.S. in Yursiug National Honor Society President National Forensic President T. B. Essay D. A. R. Candidate Girls' State Annual Staff Band Dramatics Debate One-Act Plays Phys. Ed. AKer graduation. roomed wiili Marion Iliron V worked in Roelit-slor. Margaret was Supervisor Insirurlor in I’syeliialry al Si. Mary's W orked as a nnrw nniil IO( l...tlion was a slay-al-liomc-Mom l!M :Miushand Iransferrtsl lo Minneapolis. Yext move was Itorkforil. 11- where husband was llank-llrancli Mgr. MARIIIAOE: I?). !) in Richard llaxa. of 4'liirago. a Si. Mary's graduate. (IIILHHEY: Rnlhhs‘ii-HMMI Mark-lfHil Ann Marir-lfM :i Michelle-l!M I •lohn-HMM . imksUI75 (■IIAYIM IIII.HItFV I2...allli«mgli Mni-garoi never lived 1« see any. AHIHTIOYAI. IYl-OIIMATIOY: Margaret had written in an earlier llennion eorrespondance iliai lier w ork as a Psychiatric lleatl Yursc had iMH n a deeply gratifying experience. M AllOA It FT HUH OF HR EAST CA.MFII IY IJMI2. AT A(«E III YEARS. For our oOfli llennion. her sisler. Kathy was loratml in .Yew York, and wrote: Margaret's death l«-fi li children. the youngest being (i yrs. «till. Her death had a lasting A iiionunieiilal iinpael on our Mom «V Had. all of her ehildren. and me. Her hushand died in IIKNI. Have a great llennion anti thank you for ineltitling my sister. Margaret! 99 SAME: William A. («no III (llilli III ItTII HATE: February I.A. Ifft.'Mi IIIRTHTIIWA: Trent. Sift IftAlft: W illiam A. «no II R ap) IVIftllk: Moody C«. Iliuav Suporint. + MOM: Virginia Hoover ( one ( ir;io) W OltR: Elementary Toaolior. ELEMESTARY S4 IIOOL 1st («ratio in Tronl. Sift («radm 2-11 in I'la ml roan Spaffortl. I IKI. (. IIK.II M IKHII. YEARS: 111 l?l« l wl Sift 11(1 Traok Ht e« rd of IJft.ll Sw . AFTER GIIAIH'ATIOA FROM FIIS: BILL CONE Homecoming Candidate Student Council Treasurer Freshman Class Foolball Basketball Track Phys. Ed. Graduated from Sift Stall . Spout ( months at Ft. Leonard WimmI. MO with National («nani. l!Mi‘2-spout no yo«r “re-eall with National Guard at Ft. Sill. OK. Taught seliool in Itiillivon tV Mason City. IA «V Yonli. MA. Iffttifft-Koluruoil to Sift Farmi d anil taught soliool until 00111 1 11. MARRIAGE: To Peggy Si oni lil on «Inui U. MMMI. AlftlftlTIOAAL INFORMATION: Rill wrote. “W o livoil in several different lionsi s during tin War y« a rs. Evory linn we moved. tin ( tilluinos %% on not far holiiml. Rill also MTOte that In anil Peggy an imlli rolin il anil livo in llrookings. ♦From Rollyn Samp's Rook: -|f Von l.ikoil Tin .All's-V on‘11 Love Tln'si ... ' TH AI K STAR W o hail a looal traok star. Rill ( out , w ho sot tin stall n oonl in tin quarti r mill —a rooonl w liiolt still slanils today. Traok anil field ovonls ehangi il to tin mi lrio system in tin 1070‘s. so w o all got to know anil ri s|M ol Ilio fastosi |M rson in history of our stall . Ilo w as an inspiration to hunilmls of young athletes who wanted to In Just like him. I tloiiht whether ho ever realixitl the impart ho hail on so many other young |H ople in the oommunity who tried just a little harder to do their host. Im o«iiso they know selling a state ri i ord was aotually something that ootilil ho aooomplishi il. ‘ 100 + Viryie Cane Irving in 2004 V ME: Tom ( iilliaue IIIIITII HATE: NovcmlNT l .'Mi IIAll: l liuck (iilliaue WORK: County Agrieuhiiral Agent for Moody To. MOM: Xoln (iilliaue SISTER: .Iran lilt OTHER: Hong El .EM E TA IIV M II4NIL Spafford Senior Class Secrelary Foolball Basketball Track Phys. Ed. AFTER IsItAIII ATKIA FROM I MS: Enrolled at Orurral Roadie Stale Tearlier’ ( ollejii1. Ifl.VM.radiiniid with IIA in Ediieation. After marriage, movid to Sioux Fall . Employed a a Fire I nderwriler for Sunshine Mutual Insuraiiee. Employid by .loslen’s ('las Ring . Huron. Sll. for III year . lie!urned to Sioux Fall , and workid for I p-Marketing Assissf Ine. MAHItl ( E: 10.10-1 o .loAnn llries. loiter divoreed. ow married 1« .lean CTULDRE.A: Kelly-lfMH Man do-IOO I Jeff-lfMM IHIITIO. AE IM-'OIIMATIO : In lhM ombor. 2001. Tom had a severe heart allaek. resulting in lengthy hospitalization with various situation of eomplieation . A a result, he msdid an ampiilation on hi right leg. just below (he knee, and the big toe on hi left rood. As or 2001. he walks by using a prosthesis. In hi own words. Tom hud written. “I’m gelling along fine. There are some thing I mis being able to do. hut that’s life. I can't chase ear , dunk basket , kiek w inning field goal , or do any roek elimbing. 101 VV IE: Hose mnrY Bihhe n BIRTH DATE: August Hi. m.Ui ItlimilOWV. Flaadreau. SB It HOTII Fit: Darnel SISTER: Adele Bihbe n Ole x ii BAD: WjiIIv hil lM‘ii VOHH: Fusleidian nl Spa f lore! Seheieil MO.M: Fstlie r nrninn Bihhe n WOltk: llou.M‘k H p ‘r ltabv-siii« r lor l r. Il.T. A Entity Olfv ELEME TARV M IIOOL Spaffard WOHk Bl HI AG llll,|| M IIOOL Alla 1 iHman's Plowin' Shop and llaliy-sat everybody A (heir brolher. W orkinl Bune au s lieiine on Snltirelnys. ROSEMARY DIBBEN Band Vocal One-Act Plays Phys. Ed. AFTER GHAIHATIOA FROM FHS: l! r l-l«.%7...l S Air Font? in San Anlonio: Biloxi. MSe A Oklahoma ilv. l-ivwl in Sioux Falls for two year . Moved io Flandreau. while husband was a student al SB Stale. one year. Alo ml bark lo Sioux Falls, for Iwo voors. Aleivesl lo Si. Pnul tolinge Grove. Iliishaml was He se nreh hem :i-M. Rosemary w orkml with magazine-refunding. redialing. mailings travel. MAItHIAGF: To Fmuie ll Aus on Oi-IoIht II. I!I.'m. Ilr elied Feb. 2IMHI. IHII.BHEA: Finely-1‘I.Vf Kristi-1000 Msa-IOti.'l GreK-IH M GRAMM HIFBHKA: 7 ABBITIOAAI. IM'ORMATRIX: Hosrmnry rrmains in foliage Grove, wilh her rhildren rinse by. hul she travels alol. Stir spent this past ■|ite r in Hawaii and nisei visiting a e eiusin in Fleiriela. in? A.ME: Diane Hide III IITH HATE: Jul.v 13, IfKMI IIIIITIITOWA: llnw nnl. Ml IIIIOTHEIt: Stanford |d«o‘ea.NHl| SISTKHS: .lovre Kiilr llasvold Kuniti1 (dwi'awMI IIAIh Stephen Klde WOIIK: Eide Implement 10.11: Aliee Andei-Miii Eide ELEMEVTAHY SFHOOl.: Spa fiord WOHk III KING HIGH SFHOOL: Crystal Thralcr-Tirkrl Saliw llihhen’s rafe-Wailress DIANE EIDE Freshmen Class Secrelary Annual Slaff Cheerleader Journalism Phys. Ed. AFTER GRAIHATIOV FROM FHS: KnrolliHl ul Augustana I ollejir. Iloili Ilione «V Eddie aiiend« d I SO during Im 3 1 2 yrs. of marriajie. Ilinne riid na I ill from llakoin Stale, willi Elementary Ed ueal ion di nv. 'IovmI lo Kansas l ily, w hen1 Eddie workid with Finan« e Company. After our year. iiiomhI lo Edpemenl. Sill when Eddie taught. Summer's al Oregon Sian Aal'l Seienee Institution. Eildir got his Alasiers. Ilinne Eddie liolli taught sehool for several years. lovi d lo Molrvidm. MV Iinulvnl iu husim ss vrnliins there. Ow ned operated A V Drive-In. Ilelirnl in year 2IMMI. IJve in Florida for (i monilis «V Madison. Sll for (i months. MAH IMAGE: To Eddie Miller (FHS Floss of 52) on Xovember 2 , HIM. FHILIIHEA: Ramona-1059 Judy-1002 CHAMHHILIIHEN- I AIIHITIOAAL l FOKMATIO : “We do lots of traveling in our plane. Also enjoy Elderlioslels and have «lone Home-Exehanges in England, lien mark, and Vanromer. ('011111111. 103 XASIE; •IniK'l hii rlltn 'lii Stein Flemming III Ill'll R ATE: August ||. | :i6 Hill III I OWN: Farm ICI mi. Flandroati IIIIOTIIKIl: doe ((liM'(‘aM d) SISTERS: J vre Engclhr clii Finley •lean I'in rlltns-lii (inM‘n •lerilyn Engclhrrchi kraini r •Indy Engclhrcchl Miller IIAII: Elmer Eugrlbrrclil MOM: KvHvn f oeliraue Liigelhrcchl WORK: Farm ELEMENTARY SCHOOL: llrookings Co. Trent on 111 National Honor Society Vocal Phys. Ed. WORK IM RIM, IIIOII SCHOOL: Farm A I.E. Locke during ia warn Sr. year AFTER OH A HI ATI N O FRO M FHS: Ellcfson Implement. Flandrean-18 yeartt (IH.M-IH72} Schaffer Urn . Implement. Elk ton-I years 3-M. Hrookiiigs-Tcmp. IOOO hrs. SRSC. Ilrookings-oiie year Farmer s Implement A Irrigation. llrookings-12 1 2 y .(lleiir tl I2-I-OI) RaltTlon n I «tril 4 hrysler-R alerlttwn 2 yrs...eontinning pari time. M AHItl AOE: lloli Stein :i I yrs. Ilivoreed IJMII. Married Francis Flcmming-Fchruary 211 2INi:t. I IIILHHE.VS NAMES RIRTR TEAR: Steven Sicin-lt-tM !t (adopted) Kevin Stein l-. l-72 (adopted) Aaron Stein 2-20-110 (“Leap-Year llaliy ) (Francis had I adopted daughter .Michelle Kerr, husband I liad +1 child | GRAMM III I.HIt EX: l.‘l ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: “After retiring in D ei nilN‘r 2001. I moved to Watertown. I met my husband. Francis, at a Senior's Ranee. Now. after our marriage, we're so liusy we don't have time to dance! We bought, remodeled, and opened a lltnl and llreakfasl on O-I.VO.'t. We call it 'Kiiddle Inn On Kemp . I 'heck out at www.hhonlinc SR Kiiddlc . 104 .YAM E: lleverlv Kiick m IIIIITIIHATE: May I.' . l :Mi III IITII TOMA: Flandreau. Sll liltOTIIEItS: Holier. Ilennis. Su v n SISTEKS: .Ionice. Ilownmrv IIAll: Italpli l irk«ion + MOM: Opal Erickson OI(k: Farm. S.E. M mmIv 'oiinly ELEMEYTAIIY SCHOOL: Moody County T'houi| ou 1?) YYOHk IIIIIIYG IIIOII M IHKIL llaliy Silling National Honor Society Sophomore Secretary Vocal (AU Stale) Annual Staff Phys. Ed. AFTEIt GHAIH ATI.YG FROM I IIS: 11eAuiiuslann Collier-one year. (• ‘n« rnl lleadlc Suile Teacher's ( olleyi—one year. Itcisdvisl 2-Year Trachinii Certificate. Taught .1 yrs. al Egaii. Taught 2 yrs. af Huron. Moved lo Sioux City. Iowa. Movml lo Iow a City, where owned A- opcratisl A W H ‘stnuranf. 2 yrs. HIIMI-movrd 1« Si. Peters. . IO. (St. I.ouis Metro, area) 1 MCA Site-Director of llefore and Afler Seliooi Program. IO yrs. ItelirtNl M AII It IAGF: llieliard «leuscii (FIIS ( lass of l| on March I. . IJI.%7. CHILIIIIEY: Todd-1002 Mari-IOGO ell . IM IIII.IIHEA: 2 girls- Mallory. .1 1 2 Sophia. lyrs. + Opal Ericksan living in 2004 100 AAME: Jerry L. Faris BIRTHRATE: May . l :Mi III HTH TOMA: Sioux Falls. SO SISTFIl: Glenda Faris Ellefson HAD: Elmer Faris MOM: Thelma Faris WORK: Faris M al Market MORE OIHIAG IIIGII SI HIHIL Faris Meal Market Fily of Flautlreau Fox Construet ion EEEMEATARV SCHOOL: Spa fiord JERRY faris Football Basketball Phys. Ed. Student Council Junior Vice-President Senior Class President AFTEIt GHAIHATIOA FROM FIIS: Gradualist from SOSF io Iteeemhor I! .“ ! . w ith RS Ih m . June l!MK - lasler lii rtH' in Soria I Work. F. of Denver I f years w ith SO lliinian Serviees 1 years at Mel rossen ltuy Raneli. Sioux Falls 2 years at I of Aehraska Mmlieal t enter. Onialia. V.A. Mnlit-al t enter Soeial W orker. Houston. TA. Remained in Aalional Guard. sinee age 111- Retired as Lieutenant Colonel M AHHIAGE: 2 marriages. Current-Willa .lank low Faris f IIILOREA: Jill-lfH I Joy-l t t Joni-lfMMI Christi (adopted daughter) Judy (step-daughter) GRAAIN IIILOREA: II AOOITIOAAL I.AFORMATIOA: Slill employed full-time with Veteran's Hospital in Tennessee as Out-Oaf ienf Osyeliialry Coordinator. 106 WAIF: Mary Fleming III li I'll HATh: Heeemtier Cl. IIKUi IIIIITHTOWX: Flandreau. mi Mrs. Hurdiek's Mnirniily Home. IIAII: Frank Firming. WOlIk: Fnrmrr IMoiHiT Hybrid Sali s It lack A ii t!ii llriiilrr. MOM: Genevieve Fargen Flemin;: WOlIk: Homemaker | Previous leaeher A- Elementary Prineipal.) FLF.M FATAIIY M IIOOI.: MimmI v County Hexler 11 WOlIk HIIIIVG HIGH SCHOOL Farm-work A' llaliysillin; . National Honor Society National Forensic League Treasurer Band Annual Staft Dec lam Debate One-Act Plays Phys. Ed. AFTFIl t.HAHI ATIOX FHO.M I IIS: Knrolbil al SHSC lil.VMirailmiiiil with debris in Home Feonomies Fduealion. Siiidoiii-iaii$ lii Home kiiiuuniirs in Miller. SH. Hand County Home Heinous!ration Ajuionl. Summer Assistant Home Demonstration Agent in ll« dfiold Highmore. Graduate work al Colorado Suite. Fl. Foiling. CO. I?l?lt- lnsler s Hegrm in Home Feonomies Fduealion-SHSI' 12 vix Co-op extension Servire in Met ook aV Minnehaha Counties. Ileiirtsl from Home Feonomies Arras. HMCUSales Assoeiaie for a Ilea lily Company in Hrookings. SH. AHHITIOXAF IA FOH M ATI H. : Currently ow ner of Flife Ileal Fstale. in Hrookings. 107 A.MK : I'aiNv (iooilnow l,«lsv «mh«m «h1 FIIS in (lie Fall of her Senior your. F. F. A. Sweeihearl Band Vocal AFTKIl Git AIM ATIO. FKOM I IIS: I'alJiv onrolitsl li ki‘iiii n Hospital School of Vursin . in Sioux Falls. - litiupielMl nurse's training. marruMl ami iihimhI lo I nlifornia. PATSY WAS KIU.FI l A. AIHPFAXF-FHASII. VimiUOWI l. F0H AT 0 : ll was i was rclaiHl lo Itolo-na I Horn (FIIS Fins of Ilolmrln was ItN-aliil in ( sla Kira ami r«‘pli« 4l with llio f« llowiup «‘-mail: ltec4‘ivin£ an « -niail willi (li« siilij H relalinp lo Palsy (mmmIiiiiw was «■«‘I'faiuly a surpris«‘. I lliink of her every now and lli« n. I «‘an ! i «Maall wh«‘n lli«‘ airplan« n -« i loni imtiiithI. Inii I think il was aluuil fiv«‘ or six years afl«‘r sh«‘ Immiiiiu1 a nurs«‘. Il« r falh«‘r. Mr. (««mmIiiow. was lli«‘ hrolluo' « f lla .«‘l Flay...who w as lli«‘ niofli«‘r of iny hnsluind. G ‘orp« Flay. S«i Palsy and (k oi ‘ were « «uisins. Tin IuuhIiiow family had umvisl lo llH .« rs farm, in rural Flamlrmiii. ai th ‘ lim« Palsy was l«i h«‘pin h«‘r S’nior year of hip'll school. Palsy was always a sw«M lli«‘arl ¥ Aole Palsy was « hos«‘n FFA Sw«M‘lhenri duriiip her sluiri lime al FHS 101 AAME: tpeertte «Hlllrhson IIIRTII HATE: Mareh I . RIRTHTOMA: Flandreau. Sll IIIIO I'll Klt.V Cltuek |deeea«ed) Warn'ii. Floyd. Babe SISTERS: Ethel Giillieksnn Johnson Inildie Giillieksan IIAO: .laeali AFTER FHS: twrge had indieated. in 8lh t.rade. iliai he wanted la in a earpenter. II,- «lid earpenter work after Flandreau High. MARRIAGE: Ta Opal until If ?.1 . Then iiiarri« d Uni. ('Ill UREA: tpeorgelle (« ilh Opal) A lepl d Lou’s I ehlldren. Easier parenta to 7 more .whoiu they adopted. AIHHTIOAAL t O. 1.MEATS: MOM: llena Uivejjoy t.ullieksnii ELEM EAT AIIV SCHOOL: •laiiMHl with aur elans in the Til Grade. t GEORGE GULLICKSCN Vocal Foolbal! Easkelball Track Phys. Ec. 109 ANIK: Nlarjgarel Ann f ulli« kson III IITHIIATK: January 22. 1 .TI lllltlllT4l V : Flan«lr«mi. SI) HllflTIIKItS: lion. Alvin. Ilavill. •lamis. K h anl. Toni SISTERS: Irom . lloroiliy. I orrnim1. Nlury. Harlrur IIAIk Nlarvin 4 nlIk kson .110.11: llorolla 4 ull ran«lson 4 iilii kson IVOIIK: Farming E TEN! EAT AIIY SCHOOL NIimmIv founts 4'olmnn 02 WOltk III HIM. 1114 11 S4 II4HIK: Ilaliy Siiliiiji: llousrwork lor neiyhhors: W ork at home-farm milking rows AFTER 4 HA III ATFV4 FROM FIIS: Hill aloi of work ai homo. Im’cuiiso my .Mom n as sick. Ilelptsl mMglihors. I’ainMsi. wallpnperml for olher p«Hiple...pliis whatever ili«‘ro w as lo ilo. IAItltlA4 h: To Hon Sirin on April A. IMAti. ll« «ImhI on Foil. It. 24KII. 4IIIIIIHIV: Hou$ las-Foh. 7. HIA7 lloloros-lnn. 22. HIA lloiina- Sepi. 2A. HIOI llaiiiol—Imir 111. I94KI I Ion n is— Inly I . l!H f Hehra-May 14 . I 4 7 4 11 A. 114 III Mill EA: I (II lioys It ; irls) AIIIHTIflA AE INFORMATION: “I was a sla -ai-lionir Mom uniII INMira Urailual l. Tinoi I was a Nurw“‘s Ai«l« for 141 yrurs al Flaiiilreau llopsilal For llie past 141 yoars have Imm‘ii working ai Royal River. Nly eliihlren all live elose by. so I «’an roallv enjo llie 4 rumlehihlren. (From a previous It «‘union response. Nlargar«‘i. who h«‘rself was pari of • he Mamlr«‘au 4 irls Noll loill 'I eam. wrote. “Nly irls ar«‘ immI soil hail play« rs ami I roarli llie Irani from Aurora. | 110 + bsretta Bullickson living in 2004 A.MK; Juililli Ann Ihivc HIRTII DATE: OrMber I. ItIHTHTOW : F'landrcau ni Mrs. Ilurriick's Maternity Home. HHOTIIEH: David Hove HAD: h miril llove WOHk: Farm-1 attic Haneh MOM: llcrnie« Halverson Hove ELEMENTAIIV M IIOOL: M« o«ly 4 «unity .luve 17 W«HK DIKING HIGH S4II4MM.: Hahysitt in . Journalism Annua! Staff Vocai One-Act Flays Phys. Ed. AFTER GHADIATION FROM FIIS: Enrolled at Augustana F« ll«‘ftc. ra«lnoi«Ml in lil.'tll w 11 It HS in Aursin . f orked 2 yrs. a Staff !Vurw at Fl. Ortl Army ll« spifal in Falifornia. W orked I yr. ax Fardioiogy nrse nl VA Hospital in Long Heneh. FA 0.11. Surgical Aurse nl I nrm«‘l. FA Fomin unity Hospital. Hnrin 17 years as wife ol a Naval officer, served . avy Kelief Hoards. Iliishantl was I’S Navy 4nrri« r Pilot. I fur inti military service have lived in Coronado. FA: Japan: Hawaii: San llh go: Alemeda. FA: Hremerton. W : Fairfax. VA. After retirement-moved to liiislmml's home town of LaCross. H I. Ilnshand in Heal Estate Sales. W inter II months spent in South f arolina. MAHKIAGE: To Lf. t ominamier Hill Oslun on July If. I!M 2. FHILHKEN: Miehael-.May 21. IOGO (Adopted) Ifat i«l-Mar« h i. I!M .‘I Fliarloll - June :i. IINm I.II VMK HILDREN: .7 ADDITIONAL O.fl.MEATS: I liav« survivtil hr« nst rancer I wire ami am thankful for each «lay. til XAME: llit-liiinl Paul Jensen III HTHIIATE: January 7. t!!.%( lUIITIITOWX: Flandieau. Sll SISTER: Kelly (Ik eeas4 il) IIAII: George Jenson WOIIK: Heavy Equipment MH-lianic ( miser vail ion Sm’iee MOM: Marflia Amdahl Jensen EEEMEATAHY STIIOOI: Spnffonl woitk ihiiixg iiM.ii sniiMiL Temple's (iriKiTy Sion IJI ac(‘ Stand al Flandronu Park Scouts Football Basketball Track Phys. Ec. AFTER GKAIM AT1XG FROM FIIS: Aiti'ndtti Sll Stall lar I 1 2 its. Trainderred to General Readle Stati Teaeher's I allege. (•raduali d in IO.W. Ili liiriii il in Flaadreau. Tau£lil Jr. High Soria I Studies. I .'| -I!H I_Issisletl Flaudreu Foaehing with linn Urus , lingor Kerns. l!Mi2 .Moved in Huron and worki d as a Soria I Worker. •Inly I!M H-Transf em d in I S lli pl. id Agrieullun . Transferred with I’SIIA In Sioux Flly. IA lln n in Iowa ( ily. IA lilitO-Movoil lo St. Minis. M(l HMIII-Kotiroil from Government Si rviii . Slill work parl-limt lo slay Imsy. MARRIAGE: To Reverly Erirksoii (FHS ( lass of Mareh IS. IOST. (IIIIHKEV Toild-l!M 2 Mari-l!M ti (•II AMM II11.lilt E : 2 girls- Mallory S 1 2 yrs. Sophia I yrs. 112 . MK: Robert Marshall h, ell III Id'll IIATF: Oolober 2«. IfKMI III HTIITOIVN: Flandreau. Sll ItftOTIlFHS: Honor. Thomas. •Iohm's. Randall SISTERS: Janet (lleooas« d|. .Ilareia II All: Marshall Hi Ison .low oil WORK: Farming 10.11: l.ovoll Soliiill -low oil IV4IIIK: Moody ('«. ( look of I'ouris ELFM FATAIl V SFIIOOI.: Moody entity Ho.vfer 11 H OUR III HIM. IIKill SOIOOL: Fanning. Triiok-Ilriving F. F. A. Secretary Football Basketball Track Phys. Ed. AFTER Oil AIM ATI.Mi FROM FIIS: IJI.1 f-l!l.' . i Ono Vr. SII State Colloco l .M-l .' (i One Vr. Sll Slaio lliway Mainlainanoo Frew Flandreau HI50-HI.17 One Vr. Sunlieam Repairs L.A. ( allfornia l!l. 7-IJt7. Ill Vrs. Hokins Movers Fasadena. FA lil7.VI5l7JI I Vrs. Allied Mo vers Wh i 11 ier. FA lil7JI-lfl«il III Vrs. Sky van Systems Ine. (Own lliisin«‘ss| Fommeree. FA l!UI -l!KI O Vrs. Helirisl moved to Hilo. Iliwaii HKMI-2INII Retired to Ooeanside. FA 2001-2001 Helinsl Io Itono. AT 2001 Retired lo Cookeville. TA MAIIHI AtiF: To .lean Spear, letter divoreed. Marriisl Kelly Jewell. loiter divomil. Fill Mill FA: llolira .loan-l!ir .i llaniel llohori-l!l. 0 llavid Hieliard-IO.VI I.HA AIM IIIMIHFA: 2 Fli.iali and Kelsey AIIIIITTONAL INFORMATION: From an earlier Hennion rayeiwe. Hoh had written alnmi his diffionll eirenmslanees in Hawaii and said that he —went from having innoh...lo losing mooli.‘ 113 AAME: llw nine •IoIiiimhi lillt I III ATE: January 2 . IJKM. ItlimiTOWV: Flandreau. SI IlltO I'll EltS: Ilona Id. owell SISTERS: I Von nr Johnson llailey Evelyn Johnson Jenter IIAII: Albert Johnson WOltk: Farming MOM: Amanda Anihroson Johnson ELEMENTARY SCHOOL: Spa fiord DWAINE JOHNSON WOlIk OCRING moil SCHOOL llarlan Motors area farmers. F. F. A. Football Phys. Ed. AFTER Gil A HEATING FROM FILS: f orked for llarlan Motors as Part's Manajer llookk epor lor G-Enlisi« d in I hr TS Army served il yrs. lleinrntMl 10 Flandrrau. Worked af llarlan Motors, same position as hrfnrr. liMili-Ovvner of Main Conoeo Servire tins station and auto rrpair. Married :irtl t.radr Teaeher V lived in Hwaine's family home. In addition to anio-servire. Ilwnine also dill Mime larining . Sold hnsim ss Ixs'ame Farts A Servlet Manager I'ttr Jnlson Motors. MAIIIllAGE: To .Indy Kroner in June l!Mi2 CHILHHEN: Rrian-lfMkl Mielinel-IOtiT Steven-lf 70 Utri Johnson knt t‘l)ont‘-IH7? I.IIAMX IIILHHEV: 10 HWAINE HIEH 0 Jl NE I I. Ii 7 XAME: Jaequelyn Marii done III It Til DATE: Xovemher 10. 1000 IIIIITHTOWX: I'or Hand. Orison HHOTIIEH: Claude Julies 1010 SISTERS: Cynthia «lanes Johnson- 1050 •li aiiui •loiu o Manzer-1052 HAH: Justin E. «lam WORK: Mgr. I'lnntlronif Inilopoiiiloul Lumber Company MOM: Eflielyn Hergman •lmit s WORK: (Prior la marriage w as Hep illy Mainly Ca. Superintendent af Sehanls). ELE.MEXTAHY SCHOOL: Spall aril WO UK III IIIM, IIIOII SCHOOL: liaby-sifling younger sisters. AFTER OHAIICATIOX FROM I IIS: l05IM ratliiaietl Irani Augustana College with KS in Xtirsing. Siiniiner al I050-Emplayi il as nurse al Flantlreau Hospital. Fall al l05JI-Einplayed al A Hospital in Sioux Falls lar one year. Alter inarringi -for next 12 yrs. husband ei nipli li il Medieal Eiluealian. urse 2 yrs.-Raknla Hospital. Vormillian iliiriug husband's Mod. Si liaal. Xurse 2 yrs.-VA Hospital. Madison. WI during husliantl s Moil. Sehool. V arious iik v« s with liuslianil's Internship. I'S Air Faree. EXT lt« siileney. IO?l-sotllod in Sioux Falls, when liiislianil openisl Ear-Xasi'-Thraal Olliee Serxed loeal slale nal'l li ailership in ehureli. mediral. anil eaininiinily: Same areas vere...Ktlilnr al SH Slate Medieal Aux. Xews lar 15 yrs. IOO?- OO...A linin. Assisl.-Siaux Empire Hilly t, rah am Crusade. IOHO-'OO...Fri sident SH Stale .Weilieal Auxiliary + Xaf'l Xaminat. Comm. IOO?- Ott...Exoeulivo Sin , al Franklin hrahani Fi slival I'lO.I-lloeeived IK gt iH in Tliisilagieal Sludii s al X. Am. Haplisf Si minary 1005-1.iinip« eiouiy Lymph-nude ilissi i lian A Itailialian lar liri asl eanrer M AIIIIIAtaE: To llieliartl Oiiiinarsau tin ,111111 7. 1050 CHILOIIEX: l lark-ll :iO OO...Marrii il la Slaey have I girl 2 hays. Lynn Mnri« -:t IO ti I...Married la J«n Hahlslram A have I girl A I hay. Paul-l 17 OO t.ltAXIHHILHKEX: 5.| ,ladi - yrs: Xaali-Oyrs: Ham -1 yrs. Alexandria-llyrs: lsane-0 vrs. ARRITIOXAL IXFOH.MATIOX: Thank In I lar a personal eammilmeni la Christ. allowing me various opportunities la serve Him. thru the years. Naiional Forensic League All-Slate Vocal Journalism Annual Sla£ Vocal Deciam Debate Phys. Ed. 115 .V.'1K: Iliona L .lulsou III Ill'll II ATE: November :i. I9IIS. HIHTIIT4IXVN: Sioux Falls. Sll HH4ITHEH: Hoberl I- .lulsou SI ST Fit: 4'heryl II. .lulsou Warm IIAll: Lelloy k. .lulsou WOllk: Trneking Husiness •In Ison's llai 141X1: 4,lndys I. Smilh .lulsou DIANA JULSON - ELK 1 E T A It V S4II4I4IL: Stafford National Honor Society Junior Class Vice woiik hi hix. moil s iiooi- President Band Annual Staff Vocal Phys. Ed. lYystal Theater. AFTER Oil A III ATIOX FROM FIIS: Worked ai Oily Auditor's Offiee in Flandreau for one year. Ennilltsi al Sll Slate College for lil55-'54i. Married and inox'ed lo IM|te sleme . MX. Ilushanil was sliisu-meMol worker. Worked al INpeslnne Aalioual Hank for 2 1 2 years. November 10511-inoved lo Sioux Falls. Ilushautl e‘mple yed l y llne la -Fs rse,lli. I!M 2-Huill liome...siill lix ing I here. M arked al Norwesl llank (now H ell's Fargo) for 35 years. IfMirOHeliretl from llie hank. XIAHHIAOE: To Te d A. Meyer on .lune 21. 1054 . file died in l!MI5l| 116 A 'IH: Hanna k«‘flliii BIRTHRATE: May 12. IfKMi IklllTIITOW : At llj.inlf.Miii Park IIHOTIIFItS: Pal Alike Keating IIAH: Alike Keating Wliltk: Kljni.h-.Min I'aliee Hep I. AIOAI: Alil.lr.Hi “Alid Wiillk: VfirioiiK pla.-tw in Flun.ireaii. FLFAIFATAIIA SKIIOOK: Spaffard DONNA KEATING Journalism Annual Slaff Vocal One-Act Plays Phys. Ed. AFTER till AIM ATIOA FltOAl I IIS: Graduated Irani Si. Alary Selinnl of ursing. Itaehesler. AI.V Took Past-Graduate nursing .-Ihnms a a Aavy nurse. Lived in various area .luring husband servif-e willi I S Alarines. Lived in llnlinmns. Panania. Hawaii. asliiiiglan. IM . Viler liiislinud reliremenl. selll.nl in Aorlh Karaiina. AlAllltlAGF: Ta Ta.l Weiner KillIJK Palrieia Aliehelle “Patti -HMk'l GHAMHIIILHKEV: .‘I IKi. AA IMF 0. FFIIIII Alt A 22. limit. OF HO F KAMFIL rn EEEMEVTAIIY SC HOOL: Spafforil... •Poinwl our ( lass of 54 in Urtl (iraile VV.ME: li ‘llH‘rl G. Krill IIIItTHHATE: May II. BlIITHTOWX: ( olman. Sll IIIIOTHEII: llonahl Keith SISTEII: Hovonna liltH-twisisI) IIAII: llerlirri Keith IVOIIk: Farmer MOM: (rtsirciii ' Wolil koilli - DELBERT KEITH | National Honor ivoiik iiikixg ii H n sniooi Texaco Suilion llrive-ln Soeiely AU Stale Band Student Manager F. F. A. Basketball Vocal Football Phys. Ed. AFTER Clt AIIIATItlX FHOM FHS: GrailnatiMl from I Sll willi lini-holor of Fine Arts. Flayed iroiiilMinr willi rollogialew 11 I vrars. Taught in llmioo. Sll-2 rears. Stationed in Germany willi military siTviis1 2 1 2 rears. Masters. Ik riH- in Srliool Administration. from I Sll. S rriil as Toaelior. Frineipal. Superintendent al: Violat or Sll. Willow l.ako Sll (llanil| anil Egan Sll. Flight Insfruelor and f'ommoreial pilot. Ow iiwl llolltay Flying Serriw. W orkisl prujis'ts all over I S. basioally rrsrjirrli. t rop-dnsl ing srrvi«i“. Airport manager at Yankton. After reliremenl. hogan Interstate Trtieking Foiiipany. IOOI .Movist to Egan anil have In en there i vi r sinis1. VI A IIIII AGE: l!NMI to liormino •liingtt irlli. from Germany. tlllLIIIIEV: Starer-IINil Snndra-I!MKI Seat I-Hit 4 Shan-1 !M HI Shannon-1972 Sirus-I?l71l tit Gil WIN IIIEIIIIE.V: 7 SAME: Kmil kroi ci III KTII HATE: Sopiomhor 211. IM.'t I IIIHTIITOW.V: Fla nd roan ItllHTIIEItS: tlim Kroner. Tom. Hon. Aflerlyn (nil doooasiMl) SISTEHS: Emily. Ariono ( l M onso4l) Elaino. Carol. Hilo HAH: Emil Kroogor. .Si . IVOIIK: Moody County lliway Hopt. '1(01: , ono knoeWono KriR tT OIIK: Hostiiarants A- Kivervoiw Manor ELEMENT AItV M IIOHL. Spa f ford EMIL KROEGER F. F. A. Phys. Ed. WOIIK HI HIM. II 14.11 S4 IIOOL: Worked for area fnrnierK. J«iiu d . alionnl Guard AETEII GHADIATION FIIH.M FHS: Enrolled al National I oilier of llusinoss for one year. Employisl a a .MiM'hnnie l y Sll National Guard. in Sioux Falls. lt«k«|uir Hl retirement. at ago III. after serving 10 roars with tho Guard. After roliromonl-ooniinuos work for Stalo lliway Hopt. area fanners. MAIIHIAGE2: To llovorlv Hillor. in IJf.MI CHILDREN: Harwln-HHII I’afrieia-IOG I GIIANIM IIII.HHEN: 2 (I hoy I girl) 119 AMFi Patricia Ann kiihlc lllltl IlirVl'K: July 7. IfKMi BIHTIITOW A: Pipesioue. MX SISTERS: Honna kiihlc Flanagan kallihsm k tilth l.imlsiiv IIAII: Anion (Toiiy| kiihlc WOIIK: kiihl -Niinon Aycncv MOM: llorolliy ( lnrk k tilth KLEMKVTAIIV M II4HIL Spa ff mil AFTER GHAIM ATIOX FIUIM I IIV Marriwl in the Fall of IfKil. W as a slay-at homo wife ami loin mu i I l!Mi7. Tlimi lM gan work at kulilc-Suflon Agency, willi Fa I her «V Husband. Fonfinued working in ih office, aficr llicir deaths. IfHIfl-Sold Insurant Agency, wliicli wax begun by Pal and Rod Simon. MARRIAGE: To llnane (Hmlj Sulion-Oeiober Mi. 1851. file dhsl in 1085). flllLURFX: 4 barb's (rhiirkf-llf.'ili. Marriinl lo Val. Teresa (T« rl|-IJK 7. Marrkd lo kevin Jaspers. Aniia-IO.VI. Warri« d lo Tom A« k«‘rmau. William (Ilillf-lfMil. March'd lo l iri. Pamela (I'amf-IfNl?. Marrinl lo Have Skliris. Ilaniel (Han|-I070. GRAXIMTIII.DREX: 17 GHEAT-GkAXIMIIILHHEX: 2 AII11II MIA AI. INFORMATION: -Three years ago I moved from my farm-home of U years, lo flic boon of my parents, purchased from my Mom's «‘stale. I continue lo work ai ilie k uhh -Siiitnn Agency wti'kilays. I m f« rlnnal«‘ lo liavi all lliw sons and familh's b«‘n s«i I enjoy all ili«‘ir «■liildren’s activities. I also enjoy my family and many gr«‘al frimnls in Flamlr«‘au. anil have no plans lo r«‘lir ‘. bill may iak« .some lime |« do some traveling. My daugh«‘r T«‘ri ami family are in Mmlis« n. Ouughicr Anila and family are in Siaion. MX. Oaiighler Pam and family ar«‘ in Rapid l ily, w hich giv« s niim«‘rons lri| s lo lli ‘ Hills. On July I. 2001 weekcml .l celebrate my .TOilt Reunion from FHS. while son ('buck has bis 2.‘ lli: son Rill bis 20lli: and son Ran his l.' lli! 126 AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA VAME: Ml« Lamp SISTER: Phyllis IUI OTHERS: Uiren and Urv RAO: E«l I Jimp VOHR: Cemetary A- various job MOM: Emma Uimp ELEMENTARY SCHOOL: Spaffnrd Annual Slafi Vocal Librarian One-Acl Plays Phys. Ed. AFTER GRAOI ATIOA FROM FHS: Ml,....rolled al MeKeni.ai. Hospital Sehool of Vundnjg. m lal ot IJ.il. 1050-1057 lived at Colonial lleijthts. Virginia, during husband s Arm?. Gloved to Sioux Falls. . „ . HusImiihI w as Assist. Vlee Pres, of National Rank ot SIl Simli. Moved to Minneapolis, w here husband w as President of Hiverdak lUmk. Vila worked for a while at Si. IjiuIs Park Medieal lime. MARRIAGE: To Raviil Cleveland on Reeember 25. IJ 55. Laler dlvorred. CHILRREV: llrian-1050 Hradley-1050 Calherine-IOOO (Adopted j GRAMM HILRREV: :i 121 A.ME: Ooiinn Faye Ijiixiii IIIHTIIDATE: Marrii 2T . 19:10 IIIIITIITOWA: Flamlreau. SI IIAI : Floyd Lai nou IVOItk: Farming MOM: II ni Ii Ally Ijirson Illi OTII Ell: Dwayne SISTERS: Marjorie aml Limia ELEMEATAIIY STIIOOL: Mootly (ounly Saliy ( I Senior Class Vice President Vocal Phys. Ed. AFTER GHAOI ATIOA FROM FILS: Lnrnlli il ai (H‘iii‘ral llonillo Sian Teaelier'n I ollouo in Mailinon. lt« eoiv4 4l 2-y« ar Eli mi nlary Toaeliiugi Ik nn . Tan lil in elementary wImkiIs in K$ian anil Sioux Fa IK. Se i ii lary in various le|tnrl ineiils al Augustana (o 11 eye. 2.’i yearn. MARRIAGE: Oeeemher I . I! . •? In l ou Aorby ( III LOREA: Seoll-1902 Ilrail-I90l ♦ROAAA FAYE OIEO OA OE4 'EM HER 2.Y 2(H :i 122 IIHOTIIEHS: 2 SISTERS: II 11 Ih Komwl hu t'inv MOM: Holla Sutton Um'jiiy A.MK: Charlotte Uvejoy IIIIITIIHATH: Marrh i:i. ISKM IIIHTIITOAVX: M ossin ton. SI ELEMEATARY SCHOOL: Stafford CHARLOTTE LOVEJOY Dramatics One-Act Plays Phys. Ed. AFTEK CHAIM ATIOA FROM FHSs Married. Lived in Flandreau sinee IIMI I. Worktd at Royal River for II years. Retired at age 4 41. Ilalty-Mil for 141 years. IfMM-lfMM. MARRIAGE: Twit e. CHILOHEA: Audrey-1937 Hehorah-19311 llrenda-1959 Cliarleen-19711 GRAMM HIIJHIEA: 141 4.REAT-4.HAMM IIIMHIEA: 5 123 XAMIv krnnrih l.miw i Itllt l lll) X I I : April . 1936 ItlllTII'l fl W Marriis. Iowa IIAH: «lolin l.niiw i$ WOIIK: Farming MOM: llrlrn l.ii .o l.mlw ig YOIIk III III k IIK.II STIHMII On I hr farm ELEMBTAIIY S4 IIOOL: MimmIv ( oiiiiI v llnrmnuy National Honor Society F. F. A. Football Track Phys. Ed. A FT KII till AIM ATIOX FIIOM I IIS: llatl joinml Aalinnnl t.uanl wliilr Mill in high srliool. Sh-vihI (iiuirtls in Sll low a for 2!l years. WorkiHl on farms near llrmsrn. low a. oniinnisl after marriage. Activated with Iowa lOOrtl infantry, sei'vins iclnain. II.S. in lliisiniw AiiininiMrnlion from llncnna ViMa I ollep1. Storm l.akc. Salesman for .Moorman Feeds of Marcus. Iow a. Itiiral mail-carrier. 1AIIIIIAOK: INmimiiIht 20. 10.17 to Maxim Moritz. II e w a tin liir l-mair ami she tin liiretl-yirl on the same farm. Till I Jill K : Thomas-10.10 Timolhy-IOOl A mill ltl A I. IXI'Olt 1ATIOV: Prior oar I In :kllh llrunion. a note with I hr following int‘ssn)! was reet i ttl from ken's wifi : “ken ilirtl of a lirari at lark while mow mg tlir lawn, on April 20. 1080. 124 A.ME: Itiohard Mr Alee HIItTHBATE: June 5. I IM HIRTHTOM.V Bryan I. SB BROTHERS: Jamra: Ijirrv SISTCItS: Linda (IkHiUNrd infant) ll« l« n (Ihs'i'aMd aiito iM-t idcnl) Carol Mi Akh kappenimann BAB: (■Hirfi'i1 lfAl«H fVtiitk: .W. B«‘ll Telephone f «. + MOM: Emma Fr« ylM‘rg MeAlee ELEME.VTAHY SCHOOL: Spafford WORK BIRING IIKill SCHOOL: Ekeni Hardware: Painter: Farm-work Homecoming King National Honor Society Boys- Stale Annual Staff Football Basketball Track Phys. Ed. AFTER GR ABLATIO FROM FIIS: Attended SDSL. Graduated with BS in Civil Engineer! ng-I .7H Oiiring eollege. did earpentry. roofing. truek-tlriver Bell Rapids Quarry. Worked for SB Hiway Bepariment in Selby. SB. After graduation, began work with Minnesota Hiway Dept. (later IHIT| Started in a Benign Sepiael f« r Minnesota Interstate Hiway seetions. liettpondble for design of several road-projeets in Twin Lity area. Serveel as Geometries Analysis Engineer with Minnesota Hiway Bepl. Prine-ipal Engineer for .Miiin« sntn 0«‘pnrimeni of Transportation. Pr«‘-Oe sign ns l.iaisem lM lw«M n Bislriet Offiees anti HIM A. Supervision «if Cultural Hes«iure« s Management f«ir stalervide system. Historie V Arehemlitgleal Review of all liiway segments in Minnesota. Ae-e-etmplisliesl llistorie Bridge Survey of all 21.000 Hiway Bridges in M. . Aeelaini for Ilistorie-Survey n e« ive l from other static in I SA. l!WI7-relired from Minn« s«Ha Bepartinent «if Transp«irtnlion. MARRIAGE: T«i Biane Bryant in August 10711. IHvoreed in 1002. CHILD: Oianalyn-l 7 . (Vow II in Eli St.Paul Lnited Methodist Hosp.) AOOITIO.XAL INFORMATION: My past-times inelude soft hall, howling. hnsk«‘lhall. golf and Alpin«‘ il« wnhill skiing. I lake annual ski-tri| s to l iuglilin. . evada. Als«i have taken ski-trips to Europ«‘ 7 tinnis, plus « .« aland, and all over the I S and Canada. 125 + Emma McAtee living in 2004 XA.YIK: lion l« 4 «tuiM‘11 III IITII HATE: May 17. IJI.Mi IKIIKTIITOYY : Flandr« au. Sll SISTKIt: kumi + IIAIk Vern l -( ouni‘11 IIOIIK: YI« ody County Kiil«kr|iris«‘ MOM: Ma« IlmiMiii YI« Conn« ll YYOItK: tV lion l«‘ N Store ELEMEXTAIIY SCIIIMIC: Stafford YYOIIK IM Ill.Xi IIM.II SCHOOL: Tom| i« V ( riH •ery-lleli (irv Al l l ll GIIAIH ATIOA FHO.YI I IIS Augustana rollout llaolirlur of Art. in Ifl.ili. l l.’ -l H .i Aavy (Iffirrr in llte 1‘aeifie. IJMi.%-1 nii tM-siiv «if YY nsliinjUil« n-Masl4kr «if I rhnn I Man nine. Sin «‘ IJKm workiHl as lily IMntmer for wveral juris«ii« ti«ms. ilieu ns a part ner in a |i In lining: eonsnliiii“ firm„.| r«‘| nriiig «-oui| reii«‘iisi v« plans, nptlaiin;: lami-nse re ulat i«ms. holding | ulili« ln ai'iii)is and making: limsions on Inuil-use casass elt . Semi-riMiriMl f«ir tin |iasl I years. Yo «ork pan-lime from lionir as land-uio hearing.1; examiner for various snhnrhnn eili« s nanr Seattle. YY A. Yl A Kill AliF: To Cliar. IDiifM . Oivoreed. To Sli« ila. sinee 1 1 11. mil JUKKA: Andy-lfMM Catliy-lflTli Erin-1517 I (Si ‘p-«laug:iii«Mi kaviii-lfif.'i KSi«‘p-son) GIKAMK IIII IIItKA: 2 buys, i ggirl AIIIIITIOAAL IAFOR.YIATIOA: Sli«‘ila and I enjoy an a« fiv«‘ lift io eilier. YYe lik« lo irnv«i. s|iend lime willi family A frhmds. attend enlliiral ex «Mils and l« elur s. follow s« m« hteal s|H rls Kmiiiis (•‘spm-inlly I YY fo«iiliall|. Itik« . kayak. g nrd« u « !«•.“ ron McConnell Scouts All-State Band Vocal All-Slate Annual Staff Football Basketball Phys. Ed. 126 + Vern McCennelf living in 2004 fekkkkkkkk wwfflWffl mrnnrfrnT AllltlTIO AL l. HHIMATIO : “I'm a «port's fan for fhr San Iom‘ tpianls: IJfVnc San Franrisro («ianis: Oakland A s: San •!« ««“ Slim ks. WMEi Wayno -IIimT XtXalinn III Il l'llI ATE: August :M). I!i:i I ItlltTIITOX , : l'i| «‘siaii«‘. XX mtO l lll lt l.oiakl XrXnlitm HA II: X«-Xali« n MOIIk: ( oniil v llin ay 0«‘|iariiii«‘in MOM: Sylvia tiailimr Xt-Xalion WOIIK: KLKXFXTAIIY SCIIOOI.: Stafford U'OIIK III lll (, 1111,11 S4IIOOI: Lyle’s Siaiidanl: Nii|i« r Yalu: Keek’s (h im im-v Scouts Vocal Football Phys. Ed. AFTKII «■HAIM ATIOA Fit OX FIIS: Worktsl al Lylt V Standard Slat ion. Ift.-di-Mtix wl I l i|H‘sion . 1 A. U orktnl for I,i|irslon«‘ FilMM £lass Iloai l aclmy-2 yoars. It« liirntMl ut I'lamlroaii. X ark«mI far half’s Fir«‘slan«‘-2 ) years. X «irkisl far Siauv 'alley FI«M iri«--iiiitil r«‘lir«Miteiil al a$ 02 1 2. .X A It It I AC K: llian«w|«M l fIM«mI lOUni Jan-l!Mi:i llll.If: •luli« XrXalian-IOIMi .louts STFIM.ItAMMIIIMMtFA: X ife lan lias a sin U raiiililaii liiiM' ami a sel «if I viii-“raii«l«laii lii4‘rs. VIIIM I IOAAI. IM-OltXATIO : —Knjay ( anadian fishing and taking Senior iii .«.|i has fri| s arauml ll « enunlry. 128 tttitttk________tatttttttttt______________ XUUlllLlUUUUUUUl e SlllltLFY JOIVKII 4 L A SS OF 51 TO IIK4 I. SOI'IIO M4IIIF YEAII-I05I. . . IF: Sliirloy M v( r III Ill'll If ATF: Novrinbrr 20. I! .'I5 IIIItTIITOW A: llaiilr 4 r M k. low SHIRLEY MEYER Debate One-Act Playi Librarian Phys. Ed. AFTEII 4.HADI ATIOA FROM I IIS: Sninmrr 51 workmi «.« Xiirw Aide m Hrll Rapid Hospital. Fall of 1051 iN an SO Stair 4 ollege. Transform! lo 4 .moral lb‘adl« Siaio Teacher's lollop for :trd ((uaricr. Aii(!iim 1955- lirknl for Wilson Transfer Sinrajir in Sioiiv Fallts. April I0.%4 - Alovod lo 4'alifornia A- oorktsl Fan's. IMvision al fonvair. Mowsl bark io SD and work ml fttr Sionv Yallry LI«wirir 4 olman. Mnrriml and inovod lo farm near Trrnl. SO. I04 2-T«n k rrfr hrr roursr al rlllrion 4 oinmorrial 4 ollr r Sionx Falls. Had farin-salr and movml lo IMI Itapids. Ilnsbaml oorktsl ronsiruriion. Sliirlry tvorkod al Odd Follows lloinr in Holls. July IJMS2-Thoy mimsl to Sioux Falls. Sin br an working: al Aujfuslana. Shirlry also norkisi as Librarian and Toarhor's Aide . MAIIIIIA4.H: Marriisl in 4'alifornin. Ifi orrml-1050. ovonibor 2JI. 1050-niarriml Arnold 4 lirislonson. lolnian. SO. 4 IIILHHFA: 4 ymliia-l05JI krviii-IOIt.'l «layno- 4.IIAMM IIILHIIFV: 7 Sill IILFY IIIFH ll. FFIIIKI AIIY 27. IOOH. I 4 IILOIIAIMI. 129 XAME: Ihvavni1 Myers ELEMEXTAKY S4HOOL: llrookinys Founty. Siinnysi lo Mi WHItk IH him; IIH.II STIIOOI- Farm-work F. F. A. Phy . Ed. AFTER «RAIM ATIOX FROM FlISs S« rv«l w illi I'S Marino ( orps in San Rioyo. f A Sopl. IlkVIi-onrolloil al SR Sialo olloyo. March l?HMM;ra iiial«Ml will IIS iloyroo in Agrioulliiral l tniomic . Rooomlior l{Mi2 l'jiniMl Mastor Rojiroo in Ay. Economics al SR Sialo. April MN 2—Ian. UMl.'l was employed as I-ami Examinor will iho Itnroan of IjiiiiI Mniiayoiiionl. I S Ropl. « f Iniorior. Wasliinylon. IN ov. RNki-omployml liy I'nblir l.iv« sloek Market lenler-liillinys. MT In lafor years. lias boon in frnokiny Imsinoss. 1AItltlAl.E: To Sliarron Anilorson. October .V I alcr divorced. I III I. R: Samlra-IRoli 130 NAMBt Lue Miller ItIKTIIDATF: December Mi. 1935 imtTIITOWV: Flanilreau. SI) SISTFH: Limla Miller Italli Il l): IhHiwIiil Miller WOltk: Farmer MOM: Lillian «lolinson Miller FLFMFATA111 S4IIOOL: Mooily r«iinly .lave 17 UOIIk IM IIIM, IIIOII S4 IHMIL: Farm work LANE MILLER Vocal F. F. A. Football Basketball Track Phys. Ed. AFTFII OH AIM'ATIO FIIO.M I IIS: Allenileil An; nsiana-I year. S rx«l in Ihe Army. Sea I le. VA. l!).‘ fMteiiirni il lo SI) ami lie an farming willi llail. ronliiiiMMl lo farm until pn sent time. 10X1 11 into town at Flamlreau. Winter in San «liian. TA for last 15 years. MAItltlAOF: I!). -Sharon. Seattle. WA IIILIMIHA: Staeey-lf 57 .lotly-1‘15!) lare-l 02 Susan-DHili OIIA.MMIIILDKFA: H AHDITIOAAL lAFOHMATIHA: -My wife anil I both hail linles-in-nne while “oiling! 131 AME: Betty Munson HI Hi ll II ATE: March 5. IfKW IIIRTHTO« : Moody County. Sll lilt Oil licit: Hielinrd Munson IIAll: Hoy Munson MOM: Itonifliy .| ‘wctf Munson Mtlltk: lit ■'in iti v ELEM E AT A It Y SCHOOL: M«mdy « 11111 y M ard 2?f Dramatics Declam One-Act Plays Phys. Ed. AFTER «.It AIM ATIOA FHOM FHS: W«mu to Miller's Beauty School in Sioux Falls. After « oinpl« iing! the «Hirw . w orkwl in Sioux Falls. An opening! eaine at O.K. Beauty Shop, in Flandreau. so returned there. After niarriagfe. huslininl « 0111411111 11 at Sll Stale, anil pradualcd in I5I. JI. Moved to Seattle, when liushaml w as an Engiin« or for It4u ing . Hetty was hoim iiiak« r. invalved in f ampfin . s« h«H ls «V «-hnreh. MlTO-lktiy look r« fr« sher Beauty Course. Took Stall exams V li« ensc. Own« d. improved manng! d many rental properties, over the years. MAHHIAOE: To lli« hanl Carey on ov« mher 2. I!l. 7. (IIILIIHEA: Susan—Ian. I. Ifl.tfl ( ew Year's lialiy for Moody County) Uiis-ISNil I lav id-104 2 Mary Ell« n-I!l72 Celt VMM IIIIJIItEV: :t gfranddaugihlers AIIBITIOAAL IAFOHMATIOA: “We enjoy boating and fishing! «•« the saltwal« r with tin family. Spend linn with relatives ami friends. After Had died, my mother eamc to liv« with us for many years. We are now fully n lir« d anil have moved mi Snmisli Island. YV A. ami love if hen . V« ry |H a« « ful with lots of eaggles. sw ans, ami oth« r Idnls. This past year has lM en lieeiir. as Itielianl was f« und with earner. Surgery and eh m«i t« ok alol of atM‘iili« n. Il« seems to In doiug! fine now. lint still has lo« i«ir- iolhiw-ups. Between his ap|H iiiim« nls ami mine, it lias !m cii lianl 10 find tiim to gfo very far. 132 A A ME: Marlene Xaee HIIITHIIATE: July 15. 1?KM IIIIITIITOW Flandreau. SH IIAII: Mil Xaee MOM: Lillian Hillam . aee WOHk: Flandreau Cafe ELEMEXTAHY M HOOL Stafford wmik III HIM. till.II M IIOOL: At parent’s eafe. MARLENE NACE National Honor Society Junior Class Treasurer Declam One-Ad Plays Phys. Ed. AFTEH GRAIMATIOX FROM FHSs Attended General lleaille Teaeher’s I allege lor one year. Taught in Moody r unly rural seliool for one year. Worked ai AM offire. in rafe Sugar Bowl for 2 years. General lleaille t'olh ge anolher year. Tang In in I’rimgliar. IA for one year. Taught in Hurley. SB for 2 years. Subslitiilml at Hallie. SH for one year. Taught in Worthing. SH for II years. Taught in Garretaon. SH for IIII years. lleliriNl in 2(HHI. I iirreullv oliiuii'ering 2x wk. al Hawthorne Hlenienlarv in Sioux halls llushaml retinni from Egger Steel in 2002. MAKIIIAGE: To tarl Sehuntm in HMKI. (IIILHIIEX: Gary-Ool. IOOII Stevo ept. IJHw Mary—Ian. IJMMI (Horn in the ear on the way to the hospital.) GHA.XIM IIILHIIEX: Bavtd-I7yrs. V Miehael- yrs in Sioux Falls. Lindsey-B yrs. Waymwyrs. nlhony-7yrs. in Watertown. 5 X.V.MK: Madtinna AVIson IU ICTU II ATK: IKscmlN'r 21. IJKW KIIITHTOWX: Flanrironu. Sll SISTKIl: Harliara (inaiTii l la l ary •l«in« s) IIAII: Fr« «l XVImiii WO Ilk: ar«M r Air Farce 10X1: A«l«‘lia Smith « ls«m ELEA1E TAIIV S4 IIOOI.: S|iaff«ir«l «ra«l« s I-II A 11 I'alinaii (iraili 1-7 XXOHk HI him; lllkll STIIOOE: (a iadcn's Slarc. AImi uffi« 4‘ «if Xlairis llasvalil. Society Freshman Class President D. A. R. Candidate Vocal Dramatics Annual Staff Phys. Ed. AFTEH l.ltAHI ATIOA FHOAI FIIS: Aiiuusiana College I0.7 i-l0.70 l!l.'i?-l nivcrsilv of Alinn« s4ifn-f«ir two |iiarli‘rs. Ilclurncd la Si«mx Falk in lh« Spring «if 10.711. W arkcil f«ir an insurant aycnrv w li« n at Augustana «V alt« r ••oll« y« . Altar inarria t . worked for XX« st« rn Hank, part tint , for 20 ycan . «iw w ork part-t ini«- «luring lax s4 a Min. Hnsliaml was full-time with SH National ( aard. «iw r« lir «l. XIAHHIAleE: T«i XXaynt Sleensma «in H«M « nili4‘r 211. 10.711 Fill I.HH E : Havid-IOO.7 Alary Lynn-IOtiO Hani« l-107.7 OltAMM IIII.HHFV: 1 AOHITIOVXI. INFOIIXIATIOA: l v« li« en aefiv« in aur rlmrli. Alointirial l.nt li«-ran. for 1.7+ y« ars. Wayne and I art vohioi« ers for fh« Xleal’s On XX li«‘«‘ls l r«it£ram.“ 134 . A IEs I h OImmi IIIKTIIHATF: Jne 2. 10:10 HIIITIITOWV: Austin. M HAII: kains OImmi WOllli: Fnrmor IO l: llnzol lillor OImmi KLK.M KATA IIV M IIOOIj Moody «mihiv Juve 17 Saint ilorian lor all Rural Srhools- riaw of 1050 111 It Cirade WORK HI HIM. lilt.II M IIIHIL Farm-work LEE OLSON National Honor Society F. F. A. President and Reporter Journalism Football Phys. Ed. FRS CLASS OF WI-SALCTITORIAA AFTKII KHAIM ATIOA FIIOII FRS: I05O-II.S. Hofiroo in Aprirullurr from SHSI lfMi2-Mnslor s IN rn in lliorliomislry from I’ of WiM-oiisin ladiMHi IOO 1-1 11 H in lliorliomislry from I of WiMtnitiin. 1001-1070- Prnf« SM r at I of WinnoMila in St. Paul 1070-2000Prof« nmm'at Clirisloplior New port I nivorsily and aba Collier of W illiam ami Mary « w|mrl Xows, 7 iryinia Slat un now Professor-Emeritus. Listed: -Who's Who In The World”: WboV Who In America” and -Who's Who In Science And Technology.” 1A It It I At.K: IOOI To Jane Ingrid Schmidt. Hivomil in l!MI7. CIIIIHHKV: f'harl« N Olson-1002 Ingrid |OImmi|-I!Hm W instead Itolierl OlMMi-IOf.fi Michellf Ohon-IWiO t.RAMMIIILHHKA: 2 AHHITIOXAL IXFOHMATIOX: -lligh low in IOOO was to In present at Tiananmen Square. Ilcijin . China...I 2 hr. before troops moved in. 135 A b 2 b 5 b 2 T S B - i : C , • 7. = 2 f £ £ f e “ S !- mm m — — s - i. • v “ - s = a . s £ i 2s- £ X z « •« r • = -r z W W s = l : il T e- : «Ms S s ? - — 2 lb = £C S “ S S •w 7 S r. x = 5 i £ m !- si s - u r CO : - ' ■ A — «• - T _ S — z r. 2 m. A.MK: Harriot I Petersen BIRTHRATE: .luly 12. i :Ui HIIITHTOW.X: F'landreau. Sli IIHOTIIFItS: lion. F ed. A lioiiy IVi« rsen SISTERS: llorotliy P«‘U‘rsen llo( liiro Xina Sin Thoilsen Helen 1'olorM‘ii n.« IIAII: Harry l,« li r«‘n .MOM: Aina Lee l,H ‘rs4‘ii WOIIK: FnrmorN KI.KMEMAIIV SCHOOL: AIimmIv ('«Hilly Vane - .‘U WHIIK HI III AG lilt,II SCHOOL: Rally Siiiinn. Tempi« as. Crystal Tlieat r. MoUrcn Rray, Floral Shop Homecoming Queen National Honor Society Student Council President Vocal Phys. Ed. AFTER GHAMATIOX FROM FILS: W orkotl for th«‘ l!i. I Sumnmr in Flamlrean. From I ho F'all of l-l!t. li. iiiioikIhI Dakota W esleyan I nivoi'sily. Ilwt'lv■«•«I 2-year Se«’rel«rial. W orkotl for l S G«v rnm« iif-2yrs. at F't. Valt N. AD. After marriage to an ol«elri«’ian-lived in Tornmee. CA for i yrs. •Inne HMi (-moved to St. Paul. AIX...Ihen liaek to F't. Vales. AD. Alovml to Klaek Hills linsliaml heeaim « l« eiriei;in at Fllsw orth AFTJ. Harriet was employisl as Teaeher's Ai«le 4 arfiel«l Fl ‘in ‘iii«ry. in Hapiil. MARRIAGE: To Veil AVIiilesell May I. | 57. (He «lied Alaroh 2«. IfHH.) CHILOHKX: Andrea WhHesell-l .1 (Sullivan) •leff-HMH Seoll-IIH 2 kiirl-IJM l f.HAXIHIIILIIIthX: II AOOITIOXAL IXFOHMATIO : “Of eonrse. yon knon I was oik of th ‘ i‘nral soliool students from -Vaitee . F'or eight y« aix the only om in my rlass. How searey it was to no to high seliooir 137 A IE: ltl yn PpIotsoii III II I'll H ATE: January II. I .T« IIIIITHTOWA: Irene. Sll ELKMEXTAIIV SIIHMII.: (minty T reman 111 AYOIIk III IIIMp IIH.II SCHOOL: On partMtf's farm Vocal Football Phys. Ed. AETEH G It ADI' ATI 0!V FIIO.M I IIS: •loiiHst lli4‘ Marine ( 4 rps at (amp 1'emlelnm. ( A. lb-can Sll Stall ( «Ib e in September 1050. Alter marriage. linis'lied eolleye. Livisl at I'asllew « 1. SD_wbere wife i«ui: n...i e i 14 Sheila Iliiieii4‘ 4 n. tvlui was eiijinyixl 14 FIIS 1051 (la.sxmate «lint lltirns. lOtpO-gratlnaltxl Iroin Sll Slal4‘ if It I'rinling lnnag4‘iii4‘iil niajppr. .1 nne lOOO-.May IOOI workixl at Tri Cily Herald, I'awu. WA. •Iiiih IOOI-ll4 ail l,i rrhns n Ag4‘nl ll4 lil4Mi lltisine in limi4‘np4 lis. l. . E«f imaftir l4 r IVelili l'iil lisliin; Company in St. Paul. MX. On ni‘d...ali ii| with wife, .la 14'_Custom WiniKro Treat mi ni lluiiinrtw. MAH It I AOE: T 4 .lane Eriekson. in Oeeember 105«. I II11.11: .|i‘imi 4 r- IJMHI •IILAYXE III Ell OE I’AVniEATH fAWKIi 0 DECEAIIIER 25. 2001. 138 VVME: Joyce liciti III IITII HATE: lumber 26. 1926 IIIHTHTOWA: Chicago. IL SISTER: lan l.ynne licit! k mistier HAH: Daniel limiter llcitl WOIIK: John Sexton Institutional Foods MOM: Dorothy llalili llcitl ELEMK.YF ARY SCHOOL: Spafford Till «V Hlh Frior I flint lia«l schooling in: IL ■InniKvillc. II. Wichita Falls. TV Virtlcn. II. WORK DIKLM, IIIOII SCHOOL: Crystal Theater. Olson's Drug Store, («rinden's Kiv 1 anti Dime JOYCE REID Declam Dramatics Band Vocal Librarian Annual Stall Phys. Ed. AFTER CHARI ATIO.V FROM I IIS: Attended nurses training at St. Joseph's Hospital. Denver. CO. Ifl.o-iirailtiaKHi from St. Joseph's Dee. 1957-April 1050-« orkctl at Flnndrcaii Hospital. Workod as nifiiT nurse for 2 surgeons in Alhu«|uer«|ue. M. I.iv« d in Albuquerque. 1: llurlinglon. VT: Santa Barbara. CA: Seattle. XS A: lloston. MA: Colorado Springs. CO: Monlegomery. A I. Sinet 1970 have lived in Tneoinn. WA. Ilosbaml ti ns Systems Resign Mgr. for llepl. tf Soeini Scrvices WA stale. Hof h Joyce liiisband art now retired. MAIIHIER: To I'aul enman on April 12. 1950 CHI I.RHEA: Kurt-1959 ScoM-1961 Amy-1971 CHAMH IIII.RHEA: I (ages 22 to I) ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: Many yt ars ago. nflt r Iht part nls of Joyce retirt tl. they movt tl ft flit etiunlry t f Scotland, in the Itrifish lslt s! 139 VA.MK: HI «minora Itoherisoii HI Ill'll HATH: February 211. IH.’Mi BIHTHTOWX: Msselon. SH lilt OTII Hit: How ard Sonnv (Kill« l in IOIMI car-accident} SISTERS: Wanil IIoIhtimiii Hadollc nney IIiiIhtimiii llcrrick 4 arol Hohcrlson HAH: Howard Robertson W4IKK: Flantlrcau Imlian School MOM: 4'aflierinc Hoi tier Hohcrlson ELEMENTARY SHIIOOL: Spafford WOIIK HI him; IIIKII SC HOOL: Haby-silt in : Himr eh - work Vocal Dramatics Declam One-Act Plays Phys. Ed. AFTER ft IIA HI' ATI G FROM FIIS: WorkimI nl Flandreau Imlian S« hool as Hlerk. Marrinl «V lived in Karlsruhe. Germany for I 1 2 jts. Worked in Flandreau . umii)i Home, after return from (««‘rmnnv. Moved lo North Hakota while liushaml taught nl Mandarin . Ml. Moved to Mahnomen. AIN. Moved to Hass |jtk( . M . Moved lo Husky. MT. lovod to White Earth. MX. Taught 4 '1111 ii i'll I Arts at Hirele of Life School. Traveled alol with my jolt and had Inn meeting people.” Retired in 2002. f Altlll AGE: To Hllff Peters deeeased and Union Rout well deceased, t IIILHHEN: Hliftord l,elers-:i l o7...Flandrean. SH Kathryn llelcrs-:i ll .' fl...Hcniidji. M. llrenl lloulwell-7 i:i 4 I...Ogemn. M . 4.HAXIHHILHHEX: .1 (.HEAT-4.IIAXHSOXS: 2 AHHITIOXAL INFORMATION': .My linshand di« d ti years ad , so live alone, lint still enjoy life, travel, visit my children, grandchildren. my sisters, in Flandreau. '’ UO NAME: Arvin Schultz BIRTHRATE: January 5. IH.'Mi nmriirmw: n«ni« riii. si IIHOTHEH: Bussell SISTFJIS: Mnrv. Ilulli. Anna. Janet IIAII: Charles “Charley Scliultz V Mlk: (pl ain Elevator liiiNint before starting Insurance in Flaudreaii XIOX1: Alvina Rotas Schultz ELE.XIE. TAHY SCHOOL: Spafford XXOItk HIRING HIGH SCHOOL: ( U ! |iap4‘r carrier for Ellie Thomas: Grocery: Beatty's firi M ry: G« orge Hilliain Grocery: Flundrenu freamery: Hayes Lucas Lumber: Sugar llowl Fkl Xlarqtiardl: (■ravisHi int Ed lamp: (■rain-shucking al farms: Hrurollosis-lcsting farm-lielp Jim Scofield: Shingling al Indian Seltmd Twin Lily Hoofing: Const ruction Alvin l’ei« rson: Holt's Itesinurnuf. Joined SH alional Giianl Senior year al KHS King Candidale Freshman Vice- President Sophomore Class President Student Council Vocal F oolball Basketball Phys. Ed. AFTER GHARCATIO.N FROM EIIS: Augustana ( allege for him year. Transfer 10 SH Stale graduated with IIS Faliicalion in I95II. Sept. 1959 moved lo Jackson. M and employed as a leaclier. Jr. Hi Science Driver's Eel Inslruclor plus Assist. Coach Jr. Hi F'lliall June 1962-Field Representative for Traveler's Insurance Company. Commissioned as 2nd Ll. in National Guard. October 1962-moved to St. Haul l ark. M . Field Representative for Traveler's lns. . linneapolis olliee. IfMiT-relnriMsI lo Jackson. MX. Xlgr of 1st Xad Hank lnsuran«-e 2l years. Then purchased own company Servtsl as Xlayor of Jai'kson. XIX for ( yrs. Ilelinsl to Florida. Continues working during reliremenl...for F'F'XIA. XIAHHIAGE: To Reverly Scofield ft lass of 51) on August I . 19.56. CHILDREN: Julie-19511 (Xlarried io XIike llrown| Scott-19611 GRAMM IIIL RE T: I Caroline. Lily Simon Brown Xlax Schultz 141 z i. - i y y s H - y s: •7 - t s - s 2 - 5 w I - i : X i. x -■ '7 V- : 2 x -• 7 i r. y 5r - i r = y f r - s i, r s I S “ W «V _ y r r : rr H r s s i' K. 7 H i' s r 3 5! X' 7 x r 5- 'i •y “ = 3 y ;;y ? | l -y 2 f ■ 12®v Si T S • ■ ‘ 5- S s - illi : H 5 - £ 5 E 11 g : ;?s 2 2 - 7 7 % s i i •: 2 5-n 5 r y 5? A “ i. -7 ■y T s 4_ - ■5 S -S Z i Jt R 3 « 3 , ? - =. s: s r t r = i. = f Z t = x E ” 2 X 2 J r i i z Si — 2. ■' = r. - - : s = r s - =- = 2 •tf0 tBU) -0 w sasssgg « • 3 3ft2. P ca s5 a sr iimiiiiiumininnimumiiu IE: Virgrur Sinallfirld mill llllATI-:: «v«mlM r 12. IJKI5 ItlHTHTOWA: Flandrrau. Ml IIIIOTIIKItS: John A llelberl SISTERS: lli‘li‘ii Sinallfirld Mrllauirl Franees Sum III i« l«l Karon Sinallfirld Johnson IW'vitIv Sinallfirld .lono Dorothy Sninllfiold formas HAD: Olio Sinallfirld WORK: Farming IO l: Ifralrirr Wiiihowitsrli Sinallfirld ELFMF.VTAIIY S4 IHMII.: Moody «mill v Hrxlw 14 nOIIK III Itl AG HIGH SI HOOL Farm AFTER GRAIM'ATIO.Y FROM I IIS: Sumnirr lff.7 1-n orkiMl on llir farm. Fall III. I enrol Ini al Augustana t ollrgr. •luly Ifl.Wbrjian lo w ork at Hook County Hank in Liivitim1. l. . Workisl al VrlMin liras. Ilr|it. Stuns Lu verne. fVorkcil for llallrlt Construet ion A- .Yorlhrrn Con-Vgg Gravel I'll 27 yrs. 1 AltitlAGE: To Holirrl Swenson on Juno I. Ifl.%11. (Hied «Ian. . 10. I SIT|. To Ernest llullis on August IO. I!HI7. ( «« deeoasnlf. CIIIIHHEV: Itodnry Sw'rnson-Ortolirr 2. I?!.” }) Tlioinas SnfiiMin-liiHTinlM'r M. IJMU Also have ti stop-ehildron. from s«M ond liuslmnil Erm sf llullis. GHA.MM HIMHIEX: 2 (of sou Thomas}. Sfr| -grandrliildrrn. sie|i-greal grauilrliililmi A step-great-groat grands fnuii seeoml hiislmnd Ernest llullis. AHHITIOA'AI. 1 AFHIOIATIO.V llohliirs arr nenllework. sewing. and making quills. SMALLFIELD Declarr. Dramatics One-Acl Plays M3 XAME: Ikaniiir Sorenson KLKMEXTAIIV SCHOOL: Stafford RONNIE SORENSON Scouts Vocal Basketball Track Phys. Ed. AFTEH OH AIM ATIO FHOAI FHS: For a prrvinu llrnnion-ri s|Mn r. Ikon liad « rilN'ii ’•allcmlwl .«rliool | arl-limr ovor sinrr gradualin Irani liiuli srliool...lmi have no lion worked ai various jolis. Mr experien« ed some hwilllH-hallt'iipit . and lived al a s|HH‘lal home in ( anova. Sll. Hr remain ! single. no. mi l i imu. 144 NAME: yvln Mae Tootsie Thor« son IIIHIIIHATE: April 21. l :Mi lllin ilTmVX: Flandreau. Sll lilt OTIIEHS: Ifwayne Tlinri snn ilh eeased) Marlvii Thor ‘son l.aiirol Tlion'stm Ronald Tlmi in Ho| or Thon ! Ifavid Thnri“son fiai'v TIhii'i'miii SISTKII: Arlys Thoreson Johnwin H. lh eal Leroy Thort m M Oltk: Meehanlr llij! Equip. Operator MOM: M.vrlii Amelia Paulson Thnreson W Oltk: Teaeber Homemaker NYLA THORESON Journalism Vocal Librarian Dramatics One-Act Plays Annual Staif Phys. Ed. KI.KMHVnilV SCHOOL: Spaffenl WORK HI IUM. IIIGII STIIOOL: Rally mu. M orktnl al city rate lill father found out., fireai sira« lM‘i ry iee eream. Cleaned hniisis . AFTER GH VOCATION KHOM FHS: Augustana Collide for 2 1 2 years. A Headed . i «tillit •l “ff 'hi1 way. Heroine offiii r'ti wife, afler marriage. Sole “raiser of I ehildren. MorkiHl in Ihealre al Fl. Gordon. GA. also worki d in edueatlau there. M as R..I. Happy M anderer al KLLA leesville. LA for 2yrs. Han a learning Center V Assisi. IMreelwr of Corp. for hiring iraining. Counselor with drill! aleohol for IO years or more. Hofired and Remarried. MARRIAGE: Orlnw Hindi Ronaldson III. “Have lieen remarried for six years_after a 20 year separation. M liew! CHILDREN: larion-IO. 7 Mary-1 I ji ora-1002 SamueMOO I GHANIHIIILHHEN: II GREAT-GRANDSON: I ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: “In l elwt en Ihe Ininw of this skeleton of life is Ihe rest of Ihe story ...all lhai goes up. down, and in between Ihe la|H slry of my life...lnil llial s Ihe r« sl of Ihe story. M5 A IK: «loan nr ns III IITII HATE: August 21. lO.’Mi IIIHTIITOVVA: Egan. Sll HHOTIIIHS: Ward Varus. Paul Varus SI ST CHS: Claim A urns Winger! Carol Varns Parsley Kaye Varns Veiieimaii HAH: Harold “lap Varns WOltk: Hide and then Selimidt Implement KiliW Carman Varns ELEM EXT A K V SCHOOL: Spa fiord WOHK IM HIM. IIK.II SCHOOL: Delivered Argus Lender. Housework help. JOAN VARNS National Honor Society All-State Band All-State Orchestra Assistant Editor Annual Vocal One-Act Plays Phys. Ed. AFTER I.HAIM ATIO CHO W CHS: Attended llakola Wesleyan College Aursing maior lor onr year. Viler marriage, moved to l.oii llraneli. .|. lor liushaml s military. Lived in Wiesiiadon. Germany wiili mililary duly. Returned lo Sll and farimd I 1 2 miles Aorlh ol Hell Hnpids. (fill l-hushnnd «|iiil farming A- lieeame rural mail enrrier. Hoi It .loan and «loe began quilling as a hobby-business. MAKHIAGK: To «loe Aiders on August II. I!I.m CHILHHKA: Patriela-IfKM Sieven-I!l.' 7 (Had open heart surgery lor defeet. while still an infant). Seott-IH.ltt Theresa-dan. 2. IJH I ( ew Vear’s hnhy al 10 11 llapid's hospital). •Iefl-I M . GRAAIM IIILHRKA: 1.1 living (1 deeeaoed). GHEAT-GHAARCHILH: I AHHITIO.VVL I AI OH VI A VION: .loe has relir« d Irom I S Postal Serviee alter III yrs. We moved lo a tow iihouse in Sioux Calls, alter living II yrs. on a farm. Ao lawn-mowing or snow-seooping. Our laniily is seatlered all over. This keeps us traveling alot. Hoi It .loe and I look forward lo our enjoying retirement. It’s ln en a long haul, hut w ould do it all over again in a heartbeat.” Ufi V MK: Dun llciin Vnd HIHTIIDA I K: June 1 : « IIIIITIITO W A: Tiil n City. AZ liltO'l IIKItS: Rank -M .: Dean SISTER: Dorolliy .lean HAD: Ross Wade. Sr. WORK: Civil Enginoer Huilding MOM: Clara Allen Wade WORK: R.I.A. KLivM EAT AIIV SCHOOL: (inulta I 2 al Spafford. (■radtw : -7 in Phoenix. AZ. Grade II al Spafford. A FTKII Gil ADI ATIOA FHO l FIIS: College-SD Stale. Summer of HI5.VW nrked in Clarkia. III. I S For« st Servlee smoke-ehaser. Summer of IH.W-SD National Guard hauling liay ilroughl-Ntrieken areas. College-Aorilieran Stale TAnrliAis. Afier marriage, moved lo Albuquerque. AM Worked I S Forest Serviee liiiilding logging roads in Taos. AM area. l .‘t!kl!Mi2 work «si for SO Hi way Dept, ns Civil Engineer. Hid loealion-survey of Interstate 2«. 22«. A JHI in Sioux Falls area. I M 2-I«I W orked for Colw ill Bros, exeavoting eonlroeior Sioux Falls. August HMiH-mnved lo Tuseon. AZ. W ork«l for 1.31. Sundi Construe. I o. Aug. ......... lo Fine Ridge. SH. Worlusl OST Const building ... May I!l72 mtn hI lo Flandreau. Worked for IIIA A Faeilily Manager al Flandreau Indian Sefcool. Lived on Uike al Hendrieks. MA. Owned Wade Construe!ion Co. Retired 12-JI-OI. Now bus labb s A w asli dishes al son's Pirn llaiieh. Also bnliy-sil grandsons...plus fish A bum. MAIIHIAGE: To killie Coin ill. in June IH.77 CHILDREN: Handy A wife Inday. (Sons Hunter A Tanner.) Peggy A husband Jim. (Sons Jeremy A IlyanJ Itonnie A (daugliier J ssieaJ GRAADCHILDREA: ADDITIO A AL IAFOIIMATIOA: Son Randy was in FIIS Class of 7« and daugliK r IN ggy in FIIS Class « 1 77. Donnie. I lass of fl2 llenilrieks. MA roads DON WADE Scouts Vocal Annual Stafi Football Basketball Track Phys. Ed. 147 VA.ME: hoi I ndorland IIIItTIIIIATK: FHiruarv Mi. I5III5 HlhTIITOWV: Ward. Sli SISTER: I ndorland Froy UAH: Axel I iMltTlaihi WORK: Farming MOM: (tlndvs How oli I 'ndorland ELEME.VTARY M1IAOL Moody Family Ward 25 WOHK Ul HIM, ll| ,|| Si lllHiL On Ihe farm in Moody Founly. Sr. A r. in Seattle (iriMiTv WaivliouM1 A FT FU LEAYIAG FIIS: (Holt was with FIIS Flaws of 51 from Fnwliinan itirmiuli •limior roars. He has n lurnrii. from A ashingion stale. for mosi of our llounions.| After graduation in Seattle. eoniinunl to work ai a Groeery Wari'lioiiM1. I5)5:l-I5l5 was playing liaseltall for f lir warrliousr tram. Sept. 1050-enrolled in an II wr li IHM llaia Proo« ssiug Flaws, al hoeing. Wax Ih si move of my lifo...startod wilh eompulers «V inn wifr Judy. llraflnl info miliiary and sialionnl al Fl. hi is in FI Paso. TV for 211 mo. Iliseliargml in I5HMI. heinrnnl lo Sralllr. anil ri siimnl joh al hoeing. MMMi-Irfi hoeing and oonlinnml rarrrr al srvrral eompaimt . 151711-rrlurnrd lo hoeing Fompulrr Sorvieow Advaneml Tndmology lliv. 151011-Trnnsforml into the Fdnealion iV Training lli ision. l5i5 .‘i-holiml from hoeing. 151515-afirr Judy’s rrfirrmrnl. (hey pnroliasnl a 5lli whmdor. l5l5H -spont year traveling. 151517-sold Scnidc home and moved lo Leavenworth. A lourist low n. MAhltlAGF: To Judy in •luno. 15157. Fill I.lilt FV Shari-151511: Lindn-I5l( l: karon-l5l( (i. Ul lMK IIII IMIFV: .’I A lilii MOV Al. IVFOIIM ATIOV: W r'ro aelive in our rliiiri'li. eommunily anil outdoor aelivili«‘s...w alking and skiing. ‘h ROBERT INRERLAND 141 UUUUUUUUUUUUUUWl M i it i mu in 'ag« is .7. ... • ! ilpflLSjG LifjH pwiawy is (MI years... |rojr ; . I X explodes the first ll-llomh... 1st Nation-Wide Civil n«‘IViiM Tcsl a£niusf atomic-attack... Launch of 1st AtoniH’-Powerad Submarine. USS Nautilus... Ik igfht Ik. Eisenhower has Imh ii I S President for our v {ir.. |p lliehard Nixon serves as I S Vice President... Pres. Eisenhower proposes Interstate Highway System... Pres. Eisenhower sijins bill addin; -under mmI“ to I S PIhI !)‘ E Supreme Courl rules school segregation violates I lib Amend... Armistice Ikay bee iues V eteran's Ikay Holiday on Nov. Iltli... US Air Force Academy created... lTS Air Force authorizes first Supersonic Klomlicr. the ll-.' fl... Major Charles Yeager is 1st pilot to break the sound-harrier... Jacqueline Cochran is 1st woman to fly faster Ilian so lloeing launches 707 Jetliner... US Weather Service first names hurricanes for woniei llolnil cloud-smsling rain-making maeliine invented. Polio vaccine developml. US lias fO.OOtl polio cases ii Measles I act-ine developed... American Cancer Society says smoking causes lung ci Ultra-Sonic ilevice developed for diagnostic H‘chnulog First successful kidney transplant... toil I act lenses first developisl... Con tael-ndhcsivc-hnekcd vinyl paper Incomes availal Swanson TV llinners first sohl... Carnation developinl now instant nonfat dry milk... New brown peanut M A M's created... Trix is new breakfast cereal... 1st Shaker's Pizza opens in California... Mixer-salesman liny Kroc tells Melkonnld Iftro. to open more... Wesliughoiise Percolator brews nine cups of coffee in !l mi Proctor (■amble electric toaster toasts bread in 1 minim U9 Hoorn air i‘Oiuli(iimm now available... KCA in I roil iiet s eolor-TA... Aatioual f asb Begisler maeliiue adds iiill A lists ebange-amf.. IBM unveils all-irausisior ealeulalor... Piiileo niamilaeiures first phonograph without a radio... Motorola produees first high-fidelity re« ord players... Poeket-size battery-operated tape reeorder developed... IU A inlrodiiees eloek radio... Poekel-sized transistor radio available. (iK develops railio reeeiver to wear in ear. like a hearing aid Maieo lias new all-transistor eordless bearing aid... Hell Telephone demonstrates solar battery, using sun energy AT T developes light-up phone dial... IBM develops eleetrie typewriter... 1st oommereial eompuler put into operation at Priueeloii Portable eleetrie piano Indemnes available... Premium-grade gasoline iuirodmiMl... ( orvette introdoeed by Chevrolet-. Tliunderbird iulrodiieml by Ford Motor Co... Best Movie Osear awardml to lhi The AA'nierfroni Best Aetor Oscar awarded to Marlon llramlo On IVii Best Aelrisss Oscar awardt‘d to f raee Kelly County f irl... TA Debut for -Lassie “Davy Croekett “F'ather knows Best Iarilyn Monroe A loe DeMaggio marry... Audrey llebiirn Mel h rrcr marry... Steve Allen A Jayne Meadow s marry... FJvis Presley's 1st reeord is released. ew Artists: Sammy Davis Jr- MHitiire Sisters. The Platters F'liture star Bon llowanl is born... Time Magazine launebes Sport's Illuslraiml... AA’orld Series w on by Xew ork Vankees over Clev. Ind. 1-0 Itoeky Mareiano is Heavy AA eight Boxing Champ... Balm Didriksou Zharias wins I S Open Coif... Sam Stupid wins .Alaster's Coif... Arnold Palmer takes CS Amateur Coif title... BA Basketball Champs are Minneapolis Lakers.. Boger Bannister is 1st person to run a l-minnte 150 REMEMBERING... ” V«‘lcoin ‘ IIoiih Reunions WELCOME HOME CUSS OF $4 FHS 151 r oiiimimiiv Oiikt ! ;iini in s rolohraliiig... 152 ...I l o Li to of Flandroaii. SH 153 It EM EM It lit IX.io Var ll ‘iiiiion-l?M I (• • RowL-R.)4oaiiiio Amhroson. I vorlv Soofiold Scliiiliz. Marion lliron Flanigan. I'al Knlilo Simon. Madonna . olson Sioonsma. |2nd How L-H) 1111101 Fngolliroolit Sioin. .M ry Floinin . Donna Larson orby, Marlono aoo Solinnim. Ilornadoiio Drown Millard. Vir «ni Sinallliold Swonson (Srtl How Lit) llolbort koitli. Lon Amundson. Ilwaino .lolinson. •lini Hums, .lorry Faris | (III How L-H) lliok Hrook. Tom Fnlliano. Hirliard MoAloo. Arvin Sdmllz. La no Millor 154 remembering.. .20 Voar Reunion-1074 (1st KouL-R.) Donna Lareon . ©rby, Beverly Sroiiehl Schultz. Mary Fleming. Pally Kuhle Sutton, Marion Itiron Johnson, .lim Burns. Richard BoIni. .loan Varus Ahlers. Jacquelyn Jones Kunnarson (Standing Behind) Diana Julson Meyer. Joanne Ambroson. Tom Culhane. Diane Eide Miller. Ix n Ainuniisiin. Dirk llrook. Itirlianl Jensen. Ken Lniln i . Hon McConnell. Lane Miller. Arvin Schultz. Jerry Faris. Finii Kroeger. Dwaine Jolinson. Dcllirrl Keilli 155 REMEMBERING ...IUI Yoar Rtniiiion-ISMJ I (Isi ||o«L R.| Diana JulNon Meyer. Madonna Arison Steensnia Margaret Gulliekson Stein, Janet Engelbrwlil Stein. •Ia« «|iielyii Jones Gunnarson. Pat Knhle Sutton. Ileverly Seofield Seliiilty- (2ml How l -H.| Lon Amundson. Mary Fleming. .loamir Atnbroson, Diane Eide Miller, «loan arns Aiders (3rd Row L-R.} Dirk Brook. Arvin Sehultz. Jerry Faris. Kon Ludwig. Rob Fndcciand Bob Jewett 157 (Isl How L-H. Harriott Polorson Whitosoll. .loan arns Alilors. •lar |iiolyn 1 onos (Minnaixm. Bovorly Sooliold Srliully •loanno Anihroson. Iliaiia .lulson Moyor (2nd Mow I -II.I Madonna Aolson Stoonsina. I al knlilo Suium. Biano Kid«' 1 i lior. Lon Amundson. Bovorly KHckMin •I«‘iim‘ii. Harriot Mrkolli| s Malliis. Holly Munson Caroy. Marlono Aaoo Solinnini. Donna Larson Xorby (lini How L-H) Holi 1'ndorwood. Wavno MoMalion. Hon IVaili1. Kirliard MoAloo. «lini Burns. Arvin Srhully- Hioliard .Ion son. Hiok Brook 158 II EM EM KKII lOfli Year IliMinioii-HMM (Isi How I K.} Beverly Eriekson Beverly Seofleld Shultz. Pal Kulile Sutton. .laiiet Engelbreeht Stein. Harriett Petersen Bhitesell Madonna Aelson Si h‘iisiiih. Margaret tMilliekson Stein. Jnetiiielyn «lorn's iiunnarson (2mi How Diane Eide Miller. dim Burns. Biek Brook, .loan Varns Ahlers. Joanne Ambroson. -Man Fleming (:tr | How L-K) Tom t nlliane. Jerry Faris. Bieliartl Jensen. Don B ade. Bob I nilerlaml. Emil Kroeger. Hieliarti Bebo. Arvin Seliiiltz 159 V I IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII9IVIII9VII9VIII It KM KM It EH I X p... VOI li Year lteuiiioii 2 H}l ATTEYHAYI E A.YTH ll'ATEIfc Ainhrosoii. .iofliiiit1 Amundson. bin Audrey Miron. Alariou Johnson Mrook. IMi-k A Hornthy Itrowii. Keruie Millard A Alill 0110. Hill «9k Eide. Iliam Alii let- A Eddie Engelhreehl. Janet Flemming A- Eranris Erirkson. Ik'vwlv •li‘ii« n Faris. Jerry Fleininu. Alary Gtiiliekson. Margaret Siein llo e. Jmly Oslun A Hill Jenson. Kielinrd Join's. Ja i|uelyn Gunnarson J11 Ison. I liana Meyer Keith. Helhert A Herinine Kulile. I'm Simon Air A l«i‘. Ilirlianl AIH onnell. Hon A Sheila Alrkellifis. Harriet Alalliis A- Hon AlrAlalion. Wayne Jan Alii lit'. Ijine A Sharon Ami . Alarlene Sehiimni ACTIATTY-AGEYIIA SATI’HDAV Jl LA I . 2001 irOO-:i:OOPM...OPEY HOI SE PAT SI TTOY J:00-.1:00...T0IK OF SCHOOLS 5KHI...UROI P PHOTO a OH AIIF SCHOOL .v.:hi...aiah aura's steak; iioi se OHIIEII SIPPEH SOCIAL TIAIE 7:.TO..I.EAA'E FOR CRYSTAL THEATER HrOO.ALIMYl HA.MI FHS SCHOOL SOYG 11:1.1..POAA EH 1 01 YT PHESE.YTATIOY «1.IO.PRESEYTATIOY OF CLASS AIR. HASS feOO.HECEIVIYG OF ARCHIVAL HOOKS 0:I.1..H EAIEAI lilt A YCES OPEY-AIII' IO:OOPAL. DISMISSAL Yelson. Madonna Siei'iisina A AA ayne Olson, lyin' Petersen. Harriett AA hilosell Heiil. Joyin' Yewinan A Paul Holn'rison. Eli'anora Hoiilwell Sell 1111 _ Arvin Smlield. Heverly Srinltz Smallfii'lil. A'irgene Mollis A urns. Joan Aiders A Jim AA mil . Hon A Kilty Hums. Slii'ila I nderland. H0I1 A Judy SI YIIAY JI LV I. 200 I GOOD OLII SI AtAlEll TI AIE FESTIVAL AIOOHA COI'.YTY AIISEIAI I.KOI YHS IO.-OOAAI...OPEYIYG CEHEAIOYIES I IHNI..IIO YOU IYG I Ell EAIOYIES ll::iO...IYTHOHI ITIOY CLASS OF M l 12:00 YOOY...HJ LAURA AYHEHSOY I OOH. HOOTHS. A 1S1T1YG IHKI...AU AIYI BA.YD COYCERT 2HHI..OPEY HOrSE AIARA FLEMING'S HISK...HOYAL III A ER FIREAAORKS OY A OCR OAA Y FACCLTV: A itimss. Sylvan A Iona Hass. Hill A son Hon AA Idle. Harhara A- A'anee ltE IEMBEItl '( ...Class of 1951 A«l«lrosses Amhroson. Joanne 1011 S. Illi Avenue .l Sioux Knlk SO Amundson. I.oii 212« ValkiTie Orive AY . lloeh sior. MA .m!NII Oit-oii. .Marion Johnson 2107 Anrenr Avo. « Lora I ville. IA .12111 Itrook. Oirk .101« rkllli Slm‘1 Sioux Kalis. SO .17l(Hi Hrnwii. Ilernie Millaril 2200 Kasl lOlli Siris i Sioux Kails. SO .17100 ( lark. Iliia JHHi Hope Sirooi Apt. :to:i Mankato. M. .11 001 Cone. Hill 1010 Trail Hidge Circle Hrookings. SO .l?(HHi Culliano. Tom IOOI South .Marion Oond Sioux Kails. SO .17I1H Oilihoii. Hosemary Aus 070« Imlalil Street Collate Grove. MA .1.10Mi Kith . Oiaue Miller 07 12 S.W. lOOth Terraii lload Ouiinelloii. Kl. 01 102 Kn; elhri chl. .lanet Klein m in; 02.1 S.K. tit li Sir el iVaterlou a. SO .17201 Krieksou. Oeveriy .lens ‘ii I Lost Oiileliiiian Orive St. Peter. MO «00(i« Faris. Jerry 107 l.eneh Cirele .loii( sliorou$ ii. TA 070.10 Klein mu. Mary «1.1 Kasl l i|M slone Avenue Klaiidri au. SO .17020 ((iillickson. Margaret Stein 21700 I70fli Avenue Klklon. SO .1702« llove. Judy Oslun 0020 llayside 1 Hurl Iji! rosM-. VI .1 IliOl Jensen. Hieliurd I l ost Oiileliiiian Orive St. Peter. MO «O.'MMi Jewell, lioii P.O. Ilox 2102 Cookeville. TA .‘MI.102 lon« s. .In« i|iii‘lyn (■iinnarson IOOO Toinar Hoad Sioux Kalis. SO .1710.1 Julsoii. Oiana li vi r 7(H) Aorth Williams Sioux Kalis. SO .17101 keilli. Oelherl OOO Aorlli Kriil Avenue Kgau. SO .1702 I Kroeger. Kmil 0. 1(H) Kasl 2llli Sioux Kails. SO .17100 Kiilili . Pat Sutton .107 Wi sl Oiil Avenue Flandreaii. SO .17020 1. amp. Aila ( le eland 2270 Sherwood Court Minnetonka. MA .1.101.1 ...AS OF tiif: YEAR 2MMM. lv vejov. 4'harlotte 11110:1 22?ill Slnil Flautlreno. SH 570211 Iliehortl IIINi IvOxinjOon I’arkwav Si. Paul. MX 55110 Mel ouiiell. Itun all I lOOlli A venae S.K. Bellevue. W A OOIMII Mekelli|ts. Harriet .Mathis 52110 Tiilipwood l.ane San .lose. I’A 05152 Ale.Alaliou. Wayne 502 Soulli Prairie Flamlreau. SH 570211 Miller. I.aiie 501 Suulli 151 li Street Flauilroau. SH 570211 Munson. Hetty I'arey 10105 Samisli Island Huail Ikin. WA 011252 Myers. Ikvayne 11150 I 2IOlli St. Flklon. SH 57050 Xaee. Marlene Sehuinni 1120 X. Dakota Ave Sioux Falls. SH 57105 Xelson. Madonna Steensma 1121 X. nlnmliia Hrive Sioux Falls. SH 57105 Hlsou. Us1 725 Plymouth Cirele Xew Part, VA 2.50412 Palm. Phyllis 4'lia|imau 11002 1 ureane Hrive Orlamlo. FI. 52051 Petersen. Harriett Wliilesell 1702 Fast llij“li ay I I 157 lta|iiil 4'ify. SH 57701 Heitl. .loyee Xewman 04HII llilleresl Hrive ■.akewowd. WA OH IOO Hoherl.sou. Fleanora Houlu ell llox II I H ema. MX 50500 Sehullx. Arvin 01121 S.AA. lOOlli I'irele Huiiiiellon. FI. 51152 Seofield. Beverly S0I111I1 . 0021 S.W. lOOlli I'irele niinnellon. FI. 51152 Siuallfii'ld. A irtfene llullis llox 555 700 X. Freeman Lexeme. MX 56150 Thor« son. Xyla Honaldsou IIINi V«sl Hshorne Axenue Taui|ia. FI. 5501 I A arns. .loan Ahlers 7111 South Hoffman Plaee Sioux Falls. SH 57100 Waile. Hou 501 West 5rd Flamlreau. SH 57020 Hoslieim. AA ally 110 l.arks|tur l-ane 1.01 list l roxe. VA 2254MI I mlerlaml. Holt 0771 leiele lloail l.eaxen orth. AA A 00020 IRS REMEMBERING... Kikr who wero with FIIS Ujirs 51 Don Andrews Richard Dobo lim Dorns Bill Byrne Mar9arel Collins Bona Shirley Meyer Christensen Patsy Goodnow James Miller Ken Ludwig Leon Rossow Ron Sorenson Larry Peterson Donna Larson Noriiy Dean Spear W M Harlon Tordon 164 KAItOX IIAASKV- f kuntn was with our ('law of . 1 «luring iVi hnian Sophomwn' years. She plaviMl Ihe saxophone in Ihe HIS llaml. and sang with tin ehorus. During tin Suninn r. prior to our Junior sear. In r family movtsl away. I it« r. she was I bled with llmse. onee in our class. Itul wore “(l(s eastsl.“ Ao v Im-aitsl in Fl ri la...karwn has s«‘nl the following letter to oitr class: Hi to everyone in the Class of '54. First of all 1 want to thank you for inviting me to join you for your 50 year reunion. Wow. has it been 50 years since I left Flandreau!!! Can't be possible!! 1 was hoping so much I could be there with you, but won't be able to due to another commitment. Maybe the next time you have a class reunion, I can return for it. I left Flandreau the summer of 1953 and we moved back to our home area of Clear Lake, Iowa. We’d only lived there a few months when my Mother passed away from 3 heart attacks. My Father died 3 'A years later of lung cancer, and then my youngest sister, Judy, died 2 Vt years after that from acute leukemia; so my family now consists of my self and my brother, Darrell Hansen. After graduation I found a job in Des Moines. Met my former husband there and lived in that area for many years. Don and I were married for 33 years and then divorced. I retired in 2001 after working in the corporate office of an automotive company for 22 years. I had purchased a mobile home prior to retirement in Bradenton. FL. and moved here in May, 2001. I found I didn’t like retirement so returned to work part-time as an accounting clerk for a private aircraft company at the Bradenton-Sarasota Airport and am still working and have no set time when I will quit. My health wasn't the best for many years, but is much better now that I live in a warm climate. I do lots of walking, dancing and exercising. I am Chairperson for the Dance Committee in the mobile home park where 1 live. I served on the Board of Directors here also. I keep in touch with JoAnn Anderson Nichols and when I still lived in Iowa I saw her frequently. Maybe another time when I am in the Flandreau area I can get in touch with some of you. I know all of you will have a great the good time I missed. Thanks ag this way, please give me a call or s Karon Hansen White 287 Apricot Street Bradenton. FL 34207 Phone: 941-758-3141 Email: karonkwhite msn.com ime during the celebration and I will be thinking of in for thinking of me and if any of you ever get down IlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllJllilllll LEFT-RIGHT BACK: Lane Miller, Tom Culhane, Bill Cone, Jerry Faris, Don Wade, Ron McConnell, Richard McAtee, Richard Jensen, Arvin Schultz, Lon Amundson, Bob Underland MIDDLE : Dick Brook, Joanne Ambroson, Joan Varns Ahlers, Jacquelyn Jones Gunnarson, Joyce Reid Newman, Virgene Smallfield Bullis, Margaret Gullickson Stein, Diane Eide Miller, Janet Engelbrecht Flemming, Emil Kroeger, Wayne McMahon, Delbert Keith FRONT : Harriet McKellips Mathis, Diana Julson Meyer, Charlotte Lovejoy, Pat Kuhle Sutton, Marlene N ace Schumm, Mary Fleming, Marion Biron Johnson, Beverly Erickson Jensen, Bernadette Brown Millard, Madonna Nelson Steensma, Beverly Scofield Schultz FLANDREAU HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF 1954 50™ REUNION JULY 3-4,2004 (Paste “Bio of Wally R. over the 1954 Calendar...opposite page 164 in Archival Book) XAMK Waldron (Wally) Kttsheim MIRTH HATE: April I. IfKNi HIKTHTOW A: Klan.lr. au. al Mrs. Hurdiek's Malmiily Homo IHKOTHEH: John |d. 1985) SISTER: Harriot (d. 1020) HAD: John Hosheim WOltk: Dry ('leaner (V t|ue Cleaners) MOM: Ellen Itosheim KI KMKMTAHV M IIOOL Spafford 1114.II S4 II4HH- KIIV!Kh lOlti Audufdana Aeademy-Canton. SH-llth WORK HI HIM; 1114.II SCHOOL: Helped Had al Cleaner deliveries. AFTER I.H A HI ATII FROM IIII. II M liraduaKil from Lulht r Collide. Heeorah. IA with HA in 1050. Taught high sehool latin (Herman al lal'roNw . Wl (HktH-MAI (•rn lunt sl from l.uther Theologieal Seminary. Sc Haul. MA-(IOO: MDIv) (“W ife. Arlene should have reeeived CHT Cufling Hubby Through ) Heeeived US in Guidanee Counseling. Long Island I'niversity.AY ( 7.‘l) Servtsl as Lutheran Castor in Valley Springs. SD (l%. l-‘lki) Served as C-S. Army Chaplain (UHm-IHU. ) in various Ittealions: Ft. Illiss. TA ( 05- ««): Korea (H7-IIII); Okinawa (t 0- 70): FL Mix. AJ ( 70- 72): Ft. Hamilton. AY ( 72- 7:i): Ansbaeh. tier many ( 7:i- 7li): Fl. leavenaorth. KS ( 7tt- 77): FI. Wadsworth. AY ( 77- 00) AATO SHACE. Belgium |’GO- OI): Ft. Hamilton. AY ('Of- . ) Castor at Messiah Lutheran Chureh. Alexandria. YA (1005-1001) Castor at St. Luke Lutheran Chureh. Silver Spring. MD (IOO 1-1000) -SemHlelired in IfffW. Numerous Inferim-Caslorales in A. Virginia. MARRIAGE: To Arlene Kiegel in I . . CHILDREN: Laurie-IOOO, Hes Moines. I A. Chrisline-IOt 2. Des Moines. IA. lleeky-IOOO. Falls Chureh. VA. Alan-IOOO. Louisa. VA GHAAIMHI LORE A: I ADDITIOAAL INFORMATION': “Time with Arlene, traveling reading are part of my aging. Wafehing grantlkids grow A enjoying retirement. IIO larkspur lane laeust Grove. VA 2r (Hk l(il Ch. (.710) 072-01 l. l wrosheima a4lelphia.net JULY 2004...(This buffalo-herd was photographed as I approached Flandreau on July 3rd) On the weekend of July 3rd and 4th, the 50th Reunion of our FHS Class of 1954, was enjoyed by the 34 classmates (pictured in the enclosed Group Photo)...plus 15 spouses. The picture was taken inside Flandreau’s new Elementary School. The same sequential order was used, as in the original Graduation Photo, taken outside of the Spafford School, 50 years ago. Compare photos by putting the colored photo inside the clear plastic cover of the Archival Book. To give the 50th Reunion Photo a more secure location, you may wish to trim edges and then paste it over “REMBERING...50th Year Reunion-2004” on page 161 ..or remove the taped list of e-mails and paste the colored photo inside the back. From 1-3 PM on Saturday July 3rd, Pat Kuhle Sutton graciously opened her home to begin our Reunion with food and fellowship. So many of us are now “homeless in our old hometown” and we were so thankful for a “welcome home location! One side of nametags had a photo of our old FHS, along with a copy of each person’s Graduation Photo, and the classmate’s name and location...to remind of “who you were”. The other side listed the Agenda for Saturday and Sunday...to remind each of “where you need to be.” Joanne Ambroson and Madonna Nelson Steensma distributed envelopes containing the name tags and also an explanation of expenses, for those who were able to contribute. We’re so thankful for the generosity of classmates, which covered our needs! Arvin Schultz volunteered to oversee finances distribute-on behalf of the Class of ‘54: y-—■$ 50...for Community Resource Center (Library) $ 50...for Moody County Museum $ 100 tile...for Aquatic Center (new swimming-pool @ old FHS) $ 40...Class of 1954 Photo-Plac-for display in FHS $ 100...Crystal Theater-rent $ 100...50’s Recorded Music-Larry Anderson $ 150...Power Point Archival History Show-Steven Dahlmeier $ 50...Token of appreciation gift-Rollyn Samp as Judge Flandrau $ 20 each...Printing (50) Archival Books-Jacquelyn Gunnarson $ 1 each...(50) Group Photos -Jacquelyn Gunnarson $ 5 each... (12) Book Mailings to Absentees -Jacquelyn Gunnarson $ 5 each... (26) Film editing format as requested-Chuck Olson In between the Open House at Pat's and Tour of the new schools, the banquet tables at Mad Mary’s Steak Hse.,were decorated by Marlene Nace Schumm, Diana Julson Meyers, Joan Vams Ahlers, and Margaret Gullickson Stein. They, along with Joyce Reid Newman, also served as Hostesses at their tables, during the banquet. A red silk rose (our senior- flower) was at each place-setting, with an attached laminiated senior-photo. r r c i t i i t k Those who chose to go on the 4PM Tour of Flandreau High (new in 1968) and the Elementary School (new in 2003) were joined by our former Commercial Teacher, Barbara ’ White. We all were impressed with the quality, when compared to our memories of [ Spafford and our old FHS. Following the Tour, classmates met inside of the Elementary p School, for our Group Photo, taken by Sheila McConnell. We appreciated Lee Olson’s |. son, Chuck, doing our video-filming on Saturday...and Sheila took over that filming Sunday. r lor c Ua Utenz- Oro tru = lcjyj ft— o 5? By 5:30PM we were gathered in the lower room of Mad Mary's Steak House...which is probably located in the former back yard of Tootsie Thoreson. After everyone had placed their supper order, Senior Class President, Jerry Faris, who served as M.C., introduced Sheila Bums, widow of classmate Jim. As Jerry read a name, Sheila lit a separate votive candle for each of 23, who had once been with us during our FHS years...but were now deceased. Following the Memorial-Time, I gave a prayer..including concerns of absentees. As soon as that serious part of our evening finished, we were “surprized” by several of the “locals”...led by Renae Neprud Tollefson. All of them were dressed in various “senior- citizen” attaire...which added a light-hearted touch to our evening. M.C. Jerry Faris introduced former faculty, who were guests for the evening: Bill Hass Sylvan Iona Vigness, Barbara White Vance Penney, Ardys Samp Arthur Madson. Thankyou gifts of remembrance were at each place-setting for those who had served in leadership areas for our class, during each of the four years at FHS. In appreciation for the coordination of our 50th Reunion, a gift-basket of “treats” had been carefully brought from Rorida by Arvin Beverly, and given on behalf of the Class, to me...Jacque. Thank you all! By 7:30PM we were on our way to the Crystal Theater for the evening program. As we entered, the pre-recorded 50’s music was being played by Larry Anderson. Community people and other Alumni had been invited to join with us, Around 8PM, about 24 of the Randreau Alumni Band, led by former Majorettes Renae Neprud Tollefson and Mary Ann Pottebaum Sorenson, marched down both isles ot the Crystal, playing the FHS School Song. Tiiey gathered across the front of the stage, as everyone sang the familiar words, a few tears could be seen glistening in the eyes of classmates! After that opening “nostalgia” I (Jacque) welcomed everyone, from the stage of the Crystal, and then the lights dimmed down to begin the showing of photos, which had been scanned from the Archival Book, which had been printed for each classmate. I gave a brief narration, as Steven Dahlmeier had the computerized Power Point change each picture. Following our show, Arvin Schultz, a former Mayor of Jackson, MN, presented monetary gifts to Warren Ludeman, Mayor of Flandreau, on behalf of our FHS Class of ‘54. qiven in thankfulness for our “Randreau Foundation. For frie “Grande-Finale” of our evening program, we had a special guest, introduced as Judge Charles Flandrau. Attorney Rollyn Samp (son of Eldon Samp) came dressed in the attire of the latter 1800’s, and presented a short monologue of the history about how our hometown was named for that Judge. After sending him a token check of appreciation, he sent back a note saying “thanks a million for allowing me to be part of this special evening and the many kindnesses extended towards my mother and the memory of my father.” He also said that our $ 50 will go toward his fund to acquire books written by Judge Randrau. Larry Anderson, FHS Class of ‘55, provided our 50’s pre-recorded music, and sent an e-mail saying, “I realize you spent many hours, days, and months to co-ordinate your Class of 54 Reunion, and your efforts were certainly evident, by the outcome. It is without a doubt the best class reunion I’ve ever seen in Flandreau, or anywhere else. I congratulate you on your diligent work! I guess Randeau is one town that takes much pride in trying to preserve some good old-fashioned standards...there are not many communities that donate the work that it takes to remember old friends.” Several classmates also sent kind notes which were appreciated so much. Even after 50 years...we can feel a “bond” with one another...as if we’d never been apart! 3. Sunday July 4th we met at the Moody County Museum. . . located next to the old swimming pool...on the road to the Flandreau Park. Activities began at 9AM with an Ecumenical Worship Service in the old meeting house, in which the first church services had once been held, in the latter 1800’s. Several of us were in attendance to begin our day. Following that, classmates began to gather with lawn chairs for the Opening Ceremonies by the flag pole. We were entertained with patriotic songs, sung by 4th Grade twins, who are grandsons of Pat Kuhle Sutton. Their Dad, Pat’s son Chuck, also sang, and her son Dan served as M.C. Among the special “honorings” of Spafford employees, was one to 95 yr. old Virgie Cone, mother of our classmate Bill. My sister, Cynthia Jones Johnson was acknowledged as a Spafford 3rd Grade teacher for 25 years. (Born July 1950...just before I began FHS!) After those presentations, members of our Class of ‘54, stood to be recognized, and our Senior Class President, presented a $ 50 check, along with one of our Archival Books, to the Museum. In a note, received from Roberta Williamson, Director of the Museum, she said “Your classmate George Gullidkson was a relative of mine and is a Lovejoy...thank you for your class book and gift of $ 50. We appreciate your thoughtfulness. It was really great to be a part of your Reunion. I hope it starts a fad so other groups will join us on the 4th.” The weather was pleasant and by noon classmates were enjoying the food (especially Indian Tacos) and fellowship with one another and also other family members and friends. At 1 PM, we were treated to the Alumni Band Concert, as we sat and rested in lawn chairs. By 2PM, we went across the street and were once again so thankfully welcomed- into the home of Mary Fleming, for a time of food and “farewell”. Some stayed around until the Royal River Fireworks, at dusk. Some others had not returned again for events on Sunday. Still others (such as myself)...drove 20 miles, to my sister’s farm, and collapsed on her bed in exhausted sleep., for a nap...before enjoying a family picnic. It’s amazing how our former energy level of 50 years ago is not the same any more! Chuck Olson, Lee’s son, has experiened some challenges in editing the video-filming, so he (and his Dad Lee) asked that I go ahead and send out the Archival Books to the absentees and group-photos to all. Although I was waiting to include film in my postage, Chuck will mail the 26 films when ready, as ordered by the following: DVD=Joanne Ambroson; Lon Amundson, Dick Brook, Tom Culhane, Rosemary Dibben, Beverly Richard Jensen, Mary Fleming, Karin White Hanson, Judy Hove Oslun, Jacquelyn Jones Gunnarson, Ron McConnell, Harriett Mckellips Mathis, Betty Munson Carey (?) Lee Olson, Harriett Petersen Whitesell (?), Arvin Beverly Schultz, Nyla Thoreson Donaldson, Joan Ahlers, Wally Rosheim, Bob Underland, and our Archival Trunk. VHS= Margaret Gullickson Stein, Charlotte Lovejoy, Richard McAtee, Madonna Nelson Steensma, Joyce RNewman. Power Point of Archival Book only= Ron McConnell, Harriett Mathis, Bev Booie Jensen •PLEASE LET ME KNOW IMMEDIATELY IF YOURS IS INCORRECTLY LISTED OR IF ANYONE NOT LISTED WANTS TO ORDER FILM...SEND FORMAT $ 5. Thankyou to each one of you who showed your support by your personal attendance, financial contribution, and notes of encouraging appreciation. As the “unofficial-archivist” for FHS Class of ‘54...please keep me informed of any significant information for up-dating. ...until we meet again. God’s Blessings to you... Aquatic Center Tile... fund raiser support, given by Class of '54. Highlights, in a moving-photo video of the entire weekend... will be sent to those requesting. F.H.S. Clast of 1954 50ih Krunion in 2004 1 Wr imwr in the Sioux... It h m all we could do. ow here's a new pool.. M here once wms our school! A few still-photo memories of our Reunion.... Gift Basket of Appreciation... given to Jacque by Class of ‘5L Sylvan and lone Vigness. He began as Industrial Arts Teacher in Flandreau, during Attorney Roilyn Sam presents history a Judge Charles Flandt Mik m4 Arvin Schultz, Former Mayor of Jackson, MN...presents our monetary gifts to Flandreau's Mayor Warren Ludeman... in thankfulness for our Flandreau-Foundation .
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