Flandreau High School - Flyer Yearbook (Flandreau, SD)

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fre .., ,tx k 1 fs A Q . if Nationalist campaign managers, Kent Miller and Wilma Gitchel han A S one of the signs made by their party.---The Federalists painted cars a,s well as signs, Dic k Thompson snapped this of his car shortly after the paint job. A . , 'V 25 ' George Peper and Eunice Meyer help students Judy Prochaska and Marlee Maxwell register for voting. Mr. Rollins can be seen as he supervises the study han. ABOVE--Lo is K e e hn and Roger Lamp serve at the polls, as Kay V a r ns , Lynnwood Hager, Howard Stimson, and D o u gl a s Van Wyhe VOIE. BELOW--Mel Jones, student sheriff, takes a call. Arlen Handburg and Sheriff Farris listen. G e ra l d Story, Don Jacobson, and Lynwood Hager learn of the high- way patrolman's duties. American Legion government day proves to be a great success as government teacher, Don Brosz, guides the seniors through the cam- paign and election. All students but seven registered. Only two of those registering did not vote, and of the votes Cast only eight were disqualified. F2 Y -r ' N x 6' ' ' Q A' A ' v . it . ! 1 , 5, - 1 Wilma Gitchel, Gene Cullickson, Pat Keating, Richard Burns, Howard Stimson, Jan Pric e , Mel Jones, Marlee Maxwell, Marjorie Larson, Barbara Russie, Jim McClone, Dick Thompson, and Kenneth Stimson are sworn into office by Legion service officer, Carl Miller. After this ceremony the student officers and classmates visited the county offices for a half day. Judge Rice talks with Pat Keating, County Judge, JoAnn McMahon, Cir- cuit Court Judge, Wilma Gitchel, and Dorothy Dierks. 28

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a QUARTER of th Nass, Richard Nissen, Evelyn Peper, James Peper, Thomas Phelan, Michael Prochaska, Charles Rewalt, Charles Schliinz, Karen Schuyler, Judith Smallfield, Francis Snuggerud, Judean Snyder, Peggy Sorenson, Judith Thoreson, Arlys Tordoff, Sharon VanBuren, Ronald Vanderhoof, John Waxdahl, Florence Weigel, Judy Wiese, Carter Wilch, Judith Westra, Donna e Way Finished Kucera, Anthony Lee, Sharon ' 'S' Leuning, Kenneth V McConnell, Karen nb Miller, Karla N ' I . ,N AQ? ef' .yy E is ,' 'f ,f Q is J ,g 1 my J, gi gs y . Q get , -1,. J slr fi- K 3 '27 X- If X A W If In N E. 'N' My Q' v 0 X yy EM , pn- glmb .1 Q X, as-U1 I , 1: rw .. f ' fav liqy SA, ' 4:-1 r f .N ' N . 5 fs- , -N Q-Q ' Q -, ,, -TK au' I Q, f s S ef .1 'W ggi I 7 Qs

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The KEY to o Better Tomorrow . . . Legion Student Government Day IL- 4 9 K -7' I if rf f X: 'JC--5 .,.,. ilk- Q Q L W A. tt, s -.QQ if sf so 1 fr m 1. William McDowell, acting County Coroner, discusses his duties with Kent Miller, Douglas Van Wyhe5Student Coroner, Barbara Russie,Jerome Neal, and Ellen Pottebaum. 2. Mrs. Opal Nass and Mrs. Hugh Stokes in the Clerk of Courts office show the books to Kathleen Henderson, Pat Whalen, Student Clerk of Courts, Marjorie Larson, and Janice Leuning. 3. Judy Prochaska, Marlene Meyer, Student Register of Deeds, Marlee Max- well, Edith Greeng and Karen Rosheim watch as Deputy Mrs. George Bommersbach ex- plains the work of the Register of Deeds. 4. Student Treasurer, Rich Burns, stands close as County Treasurer, Art Richter, displays the tax books. Keith Amundson, Diane Krog- man, Marilyn Willard, and Eunice Meyer look too. 5. County Auditor, Tillman Gul- bransong educates Roger Lamp, Student Auditor, Howard Stimson, Wayne Taylor, Janet Jewettg and Esther Erickson on his responsibilities. 6. Rolland Jones, States Attorney, instructs Student Attomey, Jan Pri c e in the typing of warrants, George Peper and Lois Keehn look on. 7. Barbara Gagebyg Barbara Thom, and Student Superintendent of Schools, Gene Gullickson, learn how to fill out forms from County Superintendent, Selma Severson. 8 dc 9. County Commissioner, Gilbert Holter, with Student Commis- sioner, Dick Thompson, Jim Mc Glone, and Howard Stimson are watched by Bernie Bowen, Larry Larson, and Darrell Cloud. Below you see this same group of students dur- ing coffee break.