Flandreau High School - Flyer Yearbook (Flandreau, SD)

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Russell Eng Guy Erickson Mary Dean Thom Rita Headrick Charles Chamberlin President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Student Council Representative umou 'J Jot Jiz “Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm,” wrote Ralph Waldo Emerson. That, no doubt, is why the banquet and prom in a South Pacific” theme was so successful. Sixty-seven juniors entered into the festivity of the preparation to make an evening which will long be remembered by the honored guests. This group became one-big-happy family during the first week of school when they entered into competition with the FFA boys in a magazine sale campaign. The juniors won by selling $942.30 worth of magazines. They handled concessions at all home football and basketball games. It was their float which won first In the most educational division. Supervisors for the class were Mr. William Poppen, Supt. George Webbenhurst and Mrs. Irene Engstrom. It is then that initiative which is the basic and unique function of successful activity that Is now being employed by die juniors. Continued use will make for a better you.”

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The girls-Kansanback, Nelson and Thom-have Ray Pasch up the pole. No, he isn't held captive; he is just hanging a Beat the Bobcat” sign. Plenty of work for the junior who sells food at the games. Here Jo- Ann Hammer and Roger Johnson take the assigned task as a matter of course. Dressing in public as Rol- lyn Samp is doing is a feat all students who at- tend FHS learn by the time they are juniors. Janice Sun- dermeyere seems tohave acquired a third hand while attend- ing FHS. Looking west out of room 201 the juniors who spend much of their time window gazing have this scene for their memory booklet. Pat Dawson gives Junior banquet greetings. Roger Johnson, Delores Meyers and Glenda Alberts work for skill in typing class. This is an elective for the junior year.

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 —'V o f ’ 4' Jr’, N Joanne Driscoll Jerrilyn Eng Robert Fuller Kathy Gullickson Ron Hammer Joyce Kroeger, Janice Sundermeyer, Kathy Gullickson, and JoAnn Hammer helped bring their float to a first place winner in the educa- tional field by wearing the dress of 1889 and 1959. Craig Johnson Jeanne Luttmann M Sharon Madson Mark McDowall Sheila McGlone Delores Meyers