Flandreau High School - Flyer Yearbook (Flandreau, SD)

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KEN LEUNING entered basketball and football as freshman. He was out for track as a freshman and a senior. He spent four years in FFA only to become secretary when a senior. Valedictorian, JUDY KROEGER, received the Legion A ward and the County DAR award. She sangand took solo work years one, two, and three. She was a two year member of the National Honor Society served as sophomore class president and junior treasurer and was a Girls Stater. She student directed the one-act play which won fourth in the state, acted in Little Orpheum from her second year on, acted in the senior class play, and work- ed two years in declamation. As a senior she won a second in the district, she went to the state forensic contest on extemporaneous speaking as a junior and in original oratory as a senior and debate as a senior. JUDY KROEGER KENNETH LEUNING TONY KUCERA KAREN MC CONNELL EVELYN NISSIN belonged to chorus her first three years, and contributed to the success of her senior class play and senior Little Orpheum skit. SHARON LEE was a four year band student and chorus member, and entered solo and ensemble work in each division. The senior year vocal ensemble received a superior rating in the division contest. She entered debate as a senior, went to the state in extemporaneous speaking played in the senior class play, and entered into the fun of her junior and senior Little Orpheum. SHARON LEE EVELYN NISSEN

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 CONNIE FORMAN A four year member of band and Little Orpheum, CONNIE FORMAN worked In instrumental ensembles as a junior. She was Queen over the invitational track tournament, and senior homecoming queen attendant. JERRY HILLER parti- cipated in football, basketball, and track all four years. He received the Argus Leader Ace of the week award in his senior year of football and was on the state team of honorable mention. He became a lettermen s club member as a sophomore and played in the Little Orpheum programs the last three years. Also, He was a stage hand in the senior class play. JERRY HILLER LEONA GEHLSEN, senior year co-editor of the High Flier, became interested in journalism as a sophomore. She sang in chorus her first two years, took declama- tion as a senior and played in Little Orpheum as a junior and a senior. Senior transfer from Margaret Hall for girls, ANNE JONES, entered chorus, declama- tion. and was in the senior class play, for activities at FHS. Before coming here she was in chorus, basketball, declama- tion. foreign language clubs and librar- ian worker. JEAN HANDBERG mbbmhI LEONA GEHLSEN I ANNE JONES JEAN HANDBURG worked in band and band ensembles for four years. She spent years one and two in chorus. She was in Little Orpheum as a junior and a senior. BETTY KANSANBACK was a four year band and chorus student. Her junior and senior years she worked in the superior winning vocal ensembles. Too, she was an All-State Chorus member those years. She played in the dance band years three and four, and worked in Little Orpheum as a sophomore. Betty was in the senior class play.

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Jolly JAMES PEPER played football his first two years, but turned to Track as a Junior. He was active in F. F. A. all four years and served as chap- ter reporter as a senior. Little Orpheum audiences enjoyed him in 1959. He has been active in intra-mural basket- ball since he was a sophomore. This National Honor Society member, CHARLES PRO- CHASKA was a four year foot- ball player, a freshman and sophomore basketball player and a track man. He became a member of the Letterman's Club when a junior. He play- ed in band as a freshman and a sophomore. Intra-mural basketball and Little Orpheum fun was his in his years three and four. MIKE PHELAN played foot- ball and intra-mural basket- ball as a freshman. He be- came a letter-men's club member as a junior; his last two years were given to track and intra-mural basket ba 11. KAREN SCHLHNZ participated in chorus for four years. She was active in Little Orpheum her freshman and senior years. A member of chorus the first three years was JUDY SCHUY- LER. She spoke a declamation piece as a freshman and a soph- omore, and took part in Little Orpheum as a senior. Princi- pal's secretary, FRANCES SMALLFIELD, belonged to National Honor Society her third and fourth year. She was secretary-treasurer for this group when she was a senior. She sang in chorus all four years. She took part in dec- lamation when a senior. It was this year, too, that she was in the Little Orpheum. FRANCES SMALLFIELD ■■■■■■■■