Flandreau High School - Flyer Yearbook (Flandreau, SD)

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 Como esta usted? said Mrs. Chamley. Marlyn Kuehl, Mary Ann DeLay and Carol Foreman search frantically for the phrase only to decide that they Ain't doin' so hot.” Mr. Moore dictates... Nov it is the time for all good (censor) to come to the aid of their party. Sharon Cloud. Glenda Lee and Glenda Alberts thought the word was senior. Even chemistry has its book work; so Peg Snyder, Chuck Rewalt and Bob Burns learned upon enrolling in the course which is taught by Don Broz. Jerry Johnson, Ken Leuning and Bob Erickson figure through those income tax and insurance price which Mr. Poppen gave to them in economic class.

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Mrs. Rewalt gives the new Senior Scholastic to Deloris Meyers, Rita Headrick and Bonnie Scofield. Want to bet that it's the joke section they're reading? The course where everyone except the driver chews his nails. Gary Lamp and Nyla Harrington are about ready to log some driving hours for teacher, Don Hecka- thorn. Burdell Peterson, David Snyder and Curt Weigel scramble for that ever val- uable biology book which Mr. Kerns has the entire class using for out-side class reading. Chanting authors and their works for a review in Eng- lish III are Patst Astorino, Deanna Newcomer and Ardith Kautz. Miss Visser is their teacher. Speech class is the place where anything can and frequently does happen. Joan and Carol Scofield take their turn as president and secretary in the parliamen- tary procedure sessions. Gloria Hause was elected their advisor by majority vote.

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Is it baseball or boys that interests these pretty maid- ens — Beach, Harrington, Herrick and Luttmann—as they watch from the dug- out? Red, yellow, pink, blue, and the traditional white can-can are very pretty from the underside. Marilyn Kuehl and Beverly Smallfield show off at least four each. Those old basal parts won't help me do the dishes or keep out of work, but I shall learn them if you say so ... .Janet Weigel and Gary Jewett stand by to correct Marilyn Kuehl just in case she makes an error. All freshmen are required to take an English course. Ican’t get this lock open! is the familiar cry from the hall ways. Here it is Sharon Erickson who is in trouble. It seems that she must turn in the lock in order to get that dollar reimbursement, but the lock has decided to keep permanent residence. It doesn't take even the first year students long to learn that study hall is wrongly named. Leon Anderson, Keith Kroeger and Carol Foreman are Just taken' it easy”. Rocks, rocks, rocks everywhere but not a one to wear on my finger, grumbled Bonnie Doyle to Lillian Stein and Deanna Herrick. This was part of the general science work. It is a class required of all freshies .