Flandreau High School - Flyer Yearbook (Flandreau, SD)

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to Hot JuuaU- uM 'Ba muuj Coloi %Ull Gwi-ySoW Jerry Johnson and John Vanderhoof listen to the problems of a coroner as R. P. Skroch lectures to them on Government Day. John Vanderhoof fought hard to get Rosemary Erickson to osculate him, but he was not so eager to get the mark photographed; so Ron VanBuren used a little friendly persuasion. A frill course learned during home-work period is Yoga. This is Karen McConnelTs sixth lesson. fellow Urn Chuck Rewalt, Mike Phelon and Gary Jewett know that a friendly smile to the cooks will get them an extra hand-out after everyone has gone through the line. Complete consternation prevailed as the seniors dressed one another for graduation exercises. Karen Schlinz complains to Judy Weigel that not a single teacher ever tried to teach diem how to put white collars on graduation robes.

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 Ah! What a nice spot for CARTER WEISE, Cart was in band, band solos and ensembles, football, basketball, and Little Orpheum as a freshman. His sophomore year was spent in the Minneapolis school system, but his heart remained inFlandreau. He came back to FHS as a junior to take part in two years of basketball, to become a letterman, to work in the senior class play, to be in the Little Orpheum two years and to receive die Legion Award as a senior. JUDY WILCH was a traveler, too. She spent her third year at Rapid City. I While here she worked all three years in band, the second year in ensembles, all three years in Little j Orpheum and as sound effect maker in the senior play. JUDY WEIGEL became a National Honor Society member as a junior, worked on the High Flier as a senior, and did chorus work her first three years. I She took a solo as a freshman and sang in ensembles as a sophomore and a junior. Four years in Little Orpheum revealed her talents in acting. She took declam and one act plays in her third and four years. She went to the divisional contest as a senior. She was in the senior class play. Beatnlcksville was put into an orginial skit by members of the senior class for a Little Orpheum skit. Prospector Rewalt; Peet Burns, tight rope walker, Jerry Hiller; painter, VanBuren; high diver, Vanderhoof; his manager, Prochaska; and strip teaser, Larry Ehrichs. Sharon Lee and Carter Weise furnished mood music. Judy Kroeger and Judy Weigel acted the part of an educated horse. The gals were there too. The attractive part was in the form of Sorenson, Forman, Wilch, Waxdahl, Snyder and Handberg.

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In a familiar position Student Body President, Bob Burns, gives a bit of advice to the students. Fellow Students, Please take note of the names of persons who have helped to make this yearbook possible, then take it upon yourself to thank each and every one personally. This gesture may come via a verbal “thank you or by a purchase of some of the donaters products. Each of us needs to show his appreciation for the generosity which has been shown. Sincerely, Bob Burns Spomou Help Vo%oh A Bette i PANTRY CAFE FLANDREAU CO-OP CO. EKERN HOME EQUIPMENT FIRESTONE SUNSHINE STATE HATCHERY THOMAS FUNERAL HOME LEROYJULSON GREGG’S STUDIO P. V. ELEVATOR FARMERS STATE BANK ROLLAND JONES, LAWYER TEMTE’S EFFEFSON’S FURNITURE DR. KALLA US NORMAN R. JOHNSON E KERN’S LOCKE AGENCY COAST TO COAST STORE DUNCAN S ELEVATOR CITY SERVICE WINSTEAD’S CAFE MCCRACKEN’S REPAIR FLANDREAU ELECTRIC NACE’S PACKAGE STORE JOE’S PRODUCE ENTERPRISE PUBLISHING CO. FULLER RADIO AND T V SHOP DR. SHAW HA VIE R’S JEWELRY FASHION CENTER VOGUE CLEANERS FLANDREAU BOOSTER COOPER’S KINNEY LAND COMPANY FLANDREAU CO-OP CREAMERY, LOCKER AND PRODUCE DR. SAMPSON D X GAS STATION BOWLING ALLEY INDEPENDENT LUMBER YARD JIMMIE’S RED OWL FLANDREAU MOTOR CO. GAMBLES HAYES LUCUS LUMBER YARD CARL MILLER, Lawyer HANSON’S CLOTHING R. V. FADGEN, INSURANCE BEN FRANKLIN STORE NELSON’S FURNITURE EHLER’S BODY SHOP WESTSIDE FARM STORE BILLIAM’S AND WESTSIDE GROCERY DEUTSCHE’S URBAN’S JEWELRY MORRIS HASVOLD ZARECKY BARBER SHOP HEIERTZ REX ALL DRUGS HELLE GASS SHOE REPAIR GRINDING FLANDREAU CAFE CORNER CAFE KECK’S TERRACE PARK ERICKSON PRODUCE FARIS MEAT MARKET ROLFE’S SUNDRIES DR. VANDERHOOF RUDY’S WELDING HOP After serving 185 days of the year for four or six years in this build- ing, students recognize it as home. A place to come for die satisfaction of many of their desires-pleasure, friendships and learning. This is the front view of Flandreaujs High School building. 28