Flandreau High School - Flyer Yearbook (Flandreau, SD)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1962 volume:

The Editors and Staff Present to You the 1961 -1962 Flandreau High School Flandreau. South Dakota Hi, I'm Freddie the Flyer. I was just get- ting ready to take a tour through the halls of FHS. Why don't you come along and join me ? 2 This is Flandreau High School. Many students pass through its halls for nine months. For the Freshmen its a new experience but to the graduating Seniors it holds a special place in their hearts. We have come to know this building well during our years at FHS. Table of Contents Dedication................................. 4 Tribute....................................... Faculty......................................6 Seniors...................................... Underclassmen...............................19 Juniors.. ................................. Sophomores................................23 F reshmen.................................26 Music.......................................29 Band..................................... 30 Chorus..................................... Sports....................................... Football................................. 36 Basketball................................40 Track.................................• 43 Cheerleaders..............................45 Pep Club................................... Activities................................47 Homecoming Royalty...................... 48 Homecoming Activities...................49 Declam.................................. SO Debate.................J................SO High Flier..............................SI Flyer...................................51 Senior Class Play...................... 52 One-Act Plays...........................S3 Awards..................................54 FFA.....................................56 Prom and Banquet........................60 Honor Society Dance.....................62 Year At a Glance........................63 Sponsors................................64 3 You are in the FHS Spotlight Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Gulick, you are in the FHS spotlight. For 25 years you have been behind the scenes at FHS, serv- ing the school and student body as custodians. On your 25th anniversary at FHS the editors and Staff of the Flyer dedicate the 1961-1962 yearbook to you in appreciation for a job well done. Mr. Webbenhurst, we wish you luck Mr. Webbenhurst, we would like to take this opportunity to let you know how much we appreciate the job you have done for the last five years. You have served as Superintendent of the Flan- dreau Public Schools. We salute you for the work you have done and wish you every success in your new position. 5 They Are Our Leaders Mr. William Hass, Principal, Bachelors-South Dakota State College, Masters-South Dakota State College 6 Gladys English Secretary to Mr. Webbenhurst Sally Scofield Secretary to Mr. Hass Our FHS Faculty Mr. William Poppen, Economics; Guidance Counselor Bachelors-South Dakota State College Mr. W illiam Rykhus, Social Studies; Coach Bachelors-South Dakota State' College 7 Mrs. Jean E. Macksam, Business; Bachelors-South Dakota State College Mrs. Irene Riffel, English; Speech Bachelors-W’inona STC Mr. A1 Weisbecker, Physical Education; Coach Bachelors-South Dakota State College Mr. Ron Whalen, Band; English; Bachelors-University of South Dakota Masters-University of South Dakota 8 Mr. Don Brosz, Science; Government; Coach Bachelors-Augustana College Mrs. Solveg Aarness, Vocal; Bachelors-Augustana College Mrs. Gudrun Leverson, English; Bachelors-Augustana College Mrs. Sona Miller, Science; Librarian; Bachelors-South Dakota State College Mr. Charles Prochaska, Mathematics; Bachelors-Northern State Teachers College Masters-Northern State Teachers College Mr. Sylvan Vigness, Agriculture; Bachelors-South Dakota State College Masters-South Dakota State College 9 Mrs. Carolyn Brown, English; Spanish; Bachelors-South Dakota State College Mr. Donald Rassmussen, Science; Drivers Education Bachelors-Northern State Teachers College Mrs. Irene Engstrom, Home Economics; Bachelors-South Dakota State College 10 4 i Here are our Officers Gordon W axdahl Student Body President Out of the Harbor into Deep Channels Gail Luttmann Senior Class President Linda Snuggerud Vice President Carolyn Meeker Secretary Jean Nass T reasurer Larry Headrick Student Representative Jeri Lynne Faris Dick Fuhs Kenneth Gulick Judy Hagedorn Hugh Hagel James Hagel Gary Hammer Marlene Hammer Janet Hasvold Gregg Headrick Roger Holvig Norma Hovland 14 Tom Jewett Dorothy Johnson Cheryl Julson Sally Scofield Paul Vanderhoof Marie Vossler 17 Dennis Warrick The Seniors started their move out of the harbor into deep channels. The navigators for the trip were Principal Hass, Mr. Broz, and Mrs. Riffel. The year rolled right along. The Seniors rea- lized that the ship doesn't stand still. It was moving toward the channels full speed ahead. Char- ley's Aunt was a hilarious success under the direction of Mrs. Riffel. The Seniors found them- selves out in the channel when they received their diplomas May 31. The Junior Class Officers lead the way to a suc- cessful prom. President, Donna Kuhle; Vice Pre- sident, Betsy Bonde; Treasurer, Marshann Hein- emann; Secretary, Tom Henry; and Student Council Representative, Lynn Johnson. 20 it can’t be found by seeking Ervin Amdahl Allen Barthel Vera Beach Joan Berger Perry Blanchard Besty Bonde Shirley Cloud Mary Ann DeLay Adele Dibben David Dierks Bonnie Doyle Mary Ehret Sharon Erickson Roger Erickson Carol Foreman Dan Gullickson Ed Gullickson Gary Hamilton Dale Hammer Diane Hammer Cheryl Hanson Nyla Harrington Jean Hass Ken Haugen Marshann Heinemann Eugene Henry Tom Henry Deanna Herrick William Houser Gary Jewett Jim Jewett Lynn Johnson Charles Kienast Darrold Kneebone Keith Kroeger Marilyn Kuehl Donna Kuhle Gary Lamp Noreen Luttmann Jerry McMahon Veronica Neal Gary Parker Doug Petersen Margaret Phelon Jean Pulscher Roy Schram Ron Seid Bev Smallfield Patty Snuggerud Lillian Stein Tom Thorson Janet Weigel Dan W illard Fifty-two Juniors completed their busiest year in high school. In order to raise money to sponsor a prom which would be remembered for years, they managed the concession stands at home football and basketball games. Magazine sales, car washes, and bake sales added to the growing treasury. Hard work and initiative, under the super- vision of Mr. William Poppen, Mrs. Sona Miller and Mrs. Irene Engstrum, contributed to a successful banquet and prom. 22 Here we are halfway through and we have much more to learn Class Officers: President, Pat Vanderhoof; Vice President, Roger Peper; Secretary, Betty Head- rick; Treasurer, Helen Petersen; Student Rep- resentative, Jon Scofield. Sophomores Deloris Barthel Darrell Biteler Carol Blum Susan Chamberlin Karen Christensen Shannon Christensen Jerdyne Dahl Theresa Doyle Robert Duncan Robert Ehret Diana Erickson Dennis Franz David Fuhs Leroy Grafing Lois Gullickson Lorraine Gullickson Mary Gullickson William Gullickson Richard Hagedorn Janet Hanson 23 Jackie Hanson Judy Hanson Jim Haugen Betty Headrick DuWayne Headrick Roger Headrick Roger Herrick Ron Hexom Jim Hurley Emery Johnson Mary Kautz Wally Kienast John Knockenmuss Nila Kucera Ron Lee Ron Leraas Brenda Leuning Carl Lowry Tony Lowry Cliff Madson Larry McAtee Vicki McFarland Denise Miles Gary Nass Roger Peper Helen Petersen Joseph Riley Shelia Roark Linda Robertson Darrell Schmid 24 Patty Schramn Bill Schuyler Audrae Scofield Boyd Scofield Jon Scofield Linda Siems Dennis Smith Kathy Solem Maxine Sorensen Rod Sorensen Lavonne Stein Bill Stimson Karen Sundermeyer Myron Taylor David Thoreson Pat Vanderhoof Russ Walberg Half way through high school the Sophomores began to assume responsibilities. As a class they entertained at the Little Orpheum, decorated a float for the homecoming parade, and decorated the stage for Senior Vesper Services and Commencement. Advisors for the group were Mr. William Rykhus, Mrs. Jean Macksam, and Mr. Donald Rasmussen. 25 Freshmen are looking toward the future Freshmen Class Officers; Pres. , James Rewalt; Vice-Pres., Dennis Erickson; Secretary, Susan Ellingson; Treas. , Curt Eng; Student Council Rep. , Janice Ludgate. This year was the first year in high school for the Freshmen. When they first came to FHS they didn't seem to have much luck in opening their lockers and finding the right room at the right time for their classes. One of this year's was Little Orpheum. They went to a lot of work putting the skit on in public. The Freshmen are looking for- ward to becoming next years Sopho- mores. Freshmen Ken Albers Kathy Alberts LaVonne Allen Kennis Amdahl Mary Austad Steve Barjenbruch Barbara Beekman Charlene Bonrud Russell Bothern Cathy Campbell Bruce Chamley Allen Christensen Pat Corcoran James Dailey William Dailey Kathleen Delay Susie Ellingson Curtis Eng Dale Eng Margaret Eng Julie Englund Dennis Erickson John Fenner Donald Foreman Doris Gullickson JoEllen Gullickson LeAnn Headrick Diane Hefte John Hobson Linda Howland Barbara Hurley Art Jewett Dale Johnson Kenneth Johnson Ruth Johnson Walter Kautz Karel Klitzke Carol Kreber Reta Kroeger Elaine Krogman Larry LaLonde Ronald B. Lee Gordon Leraas Eugene Long Janice Ludgate 27 Gerald Luttmann Lucille Maxwell Douglas McDowall LeAnn Meeker Leslie Miles Carolyn Miller James Neal Julie Neprud Sandra Newcomer Larry Paulsen James Rewalt Darnelle Ronning Diane Rosheim Jane Rosheim Lloyd Schipper Vernon Schult Dorothy Smallfield Shirley Sorensen Marilyn Stewart Steven Studsdahl Joan Stuedeman Lee Taylor Lee Ann Tjarks Donald Ulwelling Jay Weigel Josephine Westman Kenneth Weston Larry Wiederich John Wiese Sharon Williamson 28 The Flandreau High School Band under the direction of Mr. Ronald Whalen. A Different kind of Knowledge Members of the All State band were: Shelia Roark, Gordon Waxdahl, Mary DeLay, John Fenner, Linda Ockenga, Jean Hass, Mary Staack, Vera Beach, Betsy Bonde, Anita Amdahl. 30 can be gained through band Soloists winners at the contest included: John Fenner, French Horn; Ron Seid, Drum; Janice Ludgate, clarinet; Cathy Camp- bell, Eb clarinet; Janet Hasvold, saxophone; Betsy Bonde, Baritone; Lloyd Schipper, cornet. 31 Brass Choir. Members of the French Horn quartet includ- ed Laura Daily, Dorothy Johnson, Anita Amdahl, and John Fenner. Roger Holvig, Lynn Johnson, and Lloyd Schipper were members of the Cornet Trio. Pictured here is the Members of the Brass Sextet were Betsy Bonde, Jim Rewalt, John Fenner, Steve Barjenbruch, Lloyd Schipper, and John Hon s on. 32 The Flute Trio consisted of Patty Snuggerud, Mary Staack, and Donna Kuhle. i ««e iprram.fi 1'ft j- : J£i EtiiL lfcuKc: ; ai The Senior High Chorus under the direction of Mrs. Aarness Spring Concert adds color and excitement to FHS year Sandra Russett and Ron Lee won superiors at the Vocal Music Contest. Mary Jean Weigel, Norma Hovland, Marlene Ham- mer Anita Amdahl, John Hobson, Dennis Smith, Ronnie Lee, and Dennis Erickson received the honor of attending All State Chorus. Members of the girl's Sextet were Judy Roark, Carol Scofield, Sandra Russet, Marlene Hammer, Anita Amdahl, Norma Hovland, Mary Jean Wei- gel, Jackie Hanson, and Noreen Luttmann. Freshman Chorus This is the 1961 Flan David Dierks Gary Hammer FOOTBALL Sisseton Brookings Vermillion Canton Madison Webster Beresford Flandreau Indians David Snyder Keith Kroeger Jerry McMahon Boyd Scofield 36 Gary Hamilton Larry McAtee A Good Team Revolves Around Alert Co-Captains Gary Jewett Tom Jewett David Duncan Eugene Henry Co-Captains Roger Peper Darold Kneebone Grid Coach A1 Wisebecker Pat Vanderhoof Russ Walberg Ronald Leraas Frosh Team Breaks Record The 1961 Freshmen Team made the first touchdown made by a freshmen team at FHS in four years. Members of the proud team, coached by a still prouder William Rykhus, are, Back row: Gordon Leraas, Larry Wiederich, Jay Weigel, Don Foreman, Gordon Haugen, Dennis Erick- son, Jim Rewalt, Russ Bothern. Middle row: Dale Johnson, Doug McDowall, Larry LaLonde, John Hobson, Walter Kautz, Curt Eng, Jay Dailey. Front row: Doug Bunker, Tommy Duncan, Neal Teer, Mike Murray, Jim Burns, Sonny Redwing. 39 Coach Ryhkus shows his Frosh team How Sat hifh work travel t highly n The Flic has not tr opening g dropped Flandreau ° the Kedm e wins. Last weel posted a 105 on Friday in another Shanley is Jhe top three ► eastern North i� record is on While the I ............... the Flandreau club ? been known to spoil winning Flandreau lead to 17-12 streaks of highly regarded teams, the quarter. The Fliers held On Saturday night, Jan. 20. the to a 21-16 lead at the in term is- „ Fliers moved into the Canton sion. armory to meet a club that had A cold streak hit the Fliers in won 11 games in a row and the opening minutes of the sec- J emerged with a 45-42 overtime ond half while the Bobcats scor- victory. In the season's opener, ed 0 the Fliers stopped the Ben-sford 25-21 lead th« Watchdogs after Beresford had game The £ opened the season with a pair of however. ■'wins In the last meeting of the two Bobcat lead teams, the Fliers posted a 64-55 27-26 rfS FLIERS WILL MEET SISSETON REDMEN THERE, SA .he Tanager B team. Score by Quarters: Flandreau _______ 10 Brookings 25 37-45 33—39 Saturday night the Fliers drop rook- Fliers Make a 46-30 decision to the B high school Bobcats on the armory floor. Brookings turned in a torrid quarter to earn the victory the Fliers had held throughout the f; led 21-16 at half-time, landreau had jumped point lead midway period after the s at 6-6 and were at the initial qua scoring by the the opening ro starters, Lynn J Kucera. Keith Duncan and Gary ’ the nets. Bobcats narrowed ... a gift shot by Gary jer and a field goal by not terness at the start of the Flandreau Teams to Play Contest Friday ■ ir city basket- i the Fland- e Flandreau on Friday ! armory, at 8 p.m. with the B prelun game set to start at 6:30 p.m. Doors at the armory will open at 6 p.m The teams are looking forward - to the ball game as indications of things to come in the sectional . --------- Vi «ft HITS 31 e lanureau Fliers, behind In fact, the contest was much a • scoring duel between Rothacharil Vf £' and Kucera. Kucera collected 13 5jJr“ of the 19 field goals for the - Flandreau club. AVfi After holding a 12-8 lead at the' y stop, the Fliers out-p ' O thA % wm. this one coming in the sub- the final state tournament at Webster FLIERS TAKE WIN OYER YERMI a 31-point scoring spree by Tom Kucera. posted a 47-39 victory over the Vermillion Tanager� , Friday night, in a basketbal game played on the Flandrea court. opening a 6-0 lead earl ball game, the Fliers trouble in stopping the Taj and at one stage' in t) were ahead by 15 poi1 17 early in the third qu The fourth I cold one for 'scored only I goal by Gary by Kucera Brookings cl in the final a 46-30 vi Seven poin and Johnson tol reau scoring of lowed with : Gary aiiC topped Brookings wim m wime Ottemess added 10. Flanderau’s B club won the opening contest with a 44-36 win over the Brookings B squad. Score by Quarters: Brookings________10 16 31—46 Flandreau _______ 13 21 26—30 Rothschadl, 5’5 guri ed the scoring punch1 agers os he pumped i on his high arching si. RS ROMP OYER ANX IN FINAL --JE OF SEASON Duncan. Tom Kucera and Gory Lamp hitting for the local club While the Fliers were enjoying a hot'' spell, the Bulldogs found the going rough as the hit only a pair of gift shots and a single Bel AUalin the first eight min- FLIERS WILL HOST MILBANK IN u quarter, the • • • • • • as kvi | MIV Fliers scored 16 points while the rs gar:. with Flandreau holding a 37-33 margin going into the final iod. Keith Kroeger and Tom Kucera. Bui I led the Flier drive with 12 points fere: each while Gary Jewett scored ed 10 Ron Rothchad! topped the Tan- gf agen bold f . 8. The Flier B team won the stopp opener with a 48-29 victory over time. $ •' • w .:; • • • Pepka led Milbank Milbank'� B team won the open- er with a 35-33 victory over the tu B club. The Flandreau Fliers handed the Milbank Bulldogs a 54-33 set- back last Friday nightin a basket- ball game played on the Fland- reau armory court The victory enabled the Filters to close out their regular season of play with a 10-8 record. Flandreau jumped to a 15- lead at the end of the first qua ter and the Fliers found the ran early in the game with Da Fliers Finish Secon In Southern Dakot Conference Listing The Flandreau Fliers finished in second place in the final stand- 4 1st p V'V 12 free of play, able to a attempta the two . terms with 19-26 lead at ) and staying a 54-38 vic- ____ the thuv. mgs of the Southern Dakota jbut in front Basketball conference with o 5 1, — -CJ record. Top honors went to the tory Reserves for both club� saw Fliers visiting reau clu entering Scotland Parkston . Lennox _ n tourney Canton at Madison on March 8 and 9. _ Scotland Highlanders on a 6-0 considerable action in the final record. ' portion of the game. Following s the final star dings] The Fliers lost three starters. .r the seven team in the loop. I Lamp, Kucera and Kroeger via q foul route while Tom Hoeke and Vic Pepka fouled out for the J Bulldogs. 4 Kucera’s 19 points paced the 4 scoring for both clubs with Dun- 4 can following with 17. Gary 51 Jewett picked up 10 points for Beresford _ Vermillion _____ 5 ----- 3 _____2 .... 2 _____ 2 1 — ■i ___________22_____£22 — Headlines p rf lt i '£ J Tji £ £ - t Y FLANDREAU TEAMS TO MEET IN FIRST Madison armory with the Flier- Indian contest set to sttot bout J 8.30 p.m. following the ftr t ;nme. fc, LEnERMEN AND ; 'l SCORING LEADERS BUT 3gfa NAMED FOR FLIERS TO SI ROUND OF TOUR rs of the Thursday game lation honors „• March « % ‘ Eight letter winners have been Satur named for the Flandreau high’'hers - school basketball team following cowt the completion of the 1961-82 an J basketball season, The group in- ® “J Yh eludes David Duncan, Keith Kroe- the Ft , 75 g r. Tom Kucera. Gory Jewett. Will G«y Damp. and Darold Knee- early '4f a- r ► U 1 «I ° S Je 0VER O’GORMAN brok To earn a letter, the playertlto h ..oHur ! .. needed to compete in 18 quarters'first L • ■' during the season on JO1 jflfi?1’ Final statistics show that Tom 36-1 Vy £ Kucera led the Fliers — . scoring with I The Flandreau Fli [Flandreau Indians will opening round of the basketball touman on Thursday 8 with the Brooki meeting the Madis, in the opening gan The Brookings-Mad start at 7 p.m. meeting at hamplonship. jT LIERS TO FAC. « T?y TOP ESD SCORER t Saturday victory over . erny Knights p . with a 14-5 have defeated Ellsworth. i of Lismore. twice, Fort die twice. Pine i o Mission twice. , and Augustana ‘T c Indians were de- •� ’ � ler. Pine Ridge, •vs IN GAME TUESDAY total three quartet . - ri The leading scorer in the East- ern South Dakota basektball con- Coach Don Brosz of the «, ference will be here Tuesday Adrian and Ells- ton made no mis-1 night, Feb. 13, when the Fland- Bundotf8 Friday night- The £ am And uriTP as JIT.. MoHi-nrv � UlKIO£S on r nu y reau Fliers host the Madison for said that Si amc. takes in the game and were ints good defensively as they were in i Bulldogs in a basketball game on field the scoring department Jack the local armory court Theeler, Du Wayne Groos and Bob Yengan, Bulldog center. how .... ■■ .. ... worth. A game scheduled with Jasper was cancelled due to bad v . weather. The Fliers, who finished sec- ond in the Southern Dakota con- V' ference, have posted a 9-8 record, •« and will complete their season this when they host the Milbank Miller. ith Doug Nelson led the Redmen with the top scorer in the ESD. and n7. 16 and 14, respectively, while recently scored 20 points as the Tom Kucera scored 16 for thejMadison team dropped a confer- contest to Watertown. Fliers. ieqce contest xo wau The win was the 14t k straight j Tiandreau’s Fliers will be look for Sisseton who have flHp for revenge for a 61-53 set to the Flandreau Indiangjh the [back in an earlier ball game play season opener own a 7-6 record The Sisseton B clean sweep ames as they sto; B squad. FLIERS lAKE 43-42 OVERTIME VICTORY % -7A The Flandreau Fliers posted a 43-42 overtime victory over the In the second pc was tied at 17-17 an }the Fliers moved t i their largest of the Kucera hit six .the Flandreau club (the Fliers held a at 26-23 The Knights O’Gorman high school Knights of in the second half t Sioux Falls m a basketball garni rJl - £7 'goals by Ron Staebe rrently has one ofj ball teams and de-| the Brookings Bob- adored as a top co .«ctional honors whe played, next ; overtime period, gave the Knights the extra period isrs.TisS GAME TUESDAY TO ■ MAMMA BUlLD0GS shot and in the last game they had at but missed them The Flandreau Fliers ran into J Son effort to sal- a red-hot Madison Bulldog club, � the w’Lt°sr Gao- Jewett and E L found the range to give the Flier, Wk tard, fired a shot from the side a ai,27 edae With two r A� fi ot the court in the three . ♦ojovertime to give 7'- BUI 5F . after the re, had ended The game I with the time in I being tied Flandreau ‘SjJijSi midway in th w t i tli a finmik nr 4 i v- .4 the game and '%2he Fliers went - start of the $15 0 ILL HOST O'GORMAN KNIGHTS IN FRIDAY GAME Tuesday night, and when —- (shooting was completed the Fliers ' - 27 edge. With two minutes the third quarter, Staebell the Knights even aC Jl-31 ther pair of fielders. Jew- d Kucera hit agam for the to give the Flandreau club( Friday night, Feb. 23. thelf edge at the start of the (Flandreau Fliers wUl meet the quarter. O’Gorman Knights of Sioux Falls iers held a two to four in a basketball game to be play- ;e through the early ed on the local armory floor, final quarter as each The Fliers will be looking fr control type of ball, revenge for a 42-34 loss to t’ minutes left in the Knights in a game played u IQ ' .were on the short end of a 65-45 j .score. The game was played on r [the Flandreau armory court. V ' started fast and fin- while the I ping the Ip Flandreau club main- Sioux Falls on January 19. 41-37 lead. However. tied at 13-13 i Since that loss to the Kni hit a field goal and the Fliers have won thre gift shots to knot the «seven games, with the big -41 and send the con- Indian ers In Cage Contest, 43-35 Yen- ? . lion. 2-2 in rs. be- i John- y Ham- m at the to 13-8. � . ed points x?riod. but , to run the 2:59 left m . the in term is- n club held a 5? coming over the Canton C- This was the first loss of th on for the Canton club. Th two wins were over the lion Tanagers. . v. The Fliers have won half of the lu,. their ball games, however, this, Madison cou,. d 15. The Bull- season and currently and have an j0gS took a 44-30 edge going into cV 8-8 record. The Knights have not the final eight minutes of play. efense, which 01 armed to the 5 hird quarter as 13 points while • faired as well and currently Th fmo pw defense, which v _________________________________________________________________________ __ - Ui Flandreau Flier B Squad Russ Walberg Carl Lowry Larry McAtee Roger Headrick LeRoy Grafing Ron Leraas DuW ayne Headrick Joe Riley Bob Ehret Rod Sorensen Freshman Team Jay Weigel, Larry Paulson, Bob Murphy, Don Foreman, Gordon Leraas, Gary Luttmann, and Doug McDowell make up Freshmen team. 42 There’s More to Track than what meets the eye -I C5 NR ' ' 2%-'It r-� T . — tV •sr W - 'T- ■ , A ! i i A jj aw Lr c y Back row: Gary Jewett, Eugene Henry, Ronnie Lee, Tom Jewett, Gary Lamp, Darrell Bitler, Steve Barjenbruch. Middle row: Jim Rewalt, Pat Vanderhoof, Don Foreman, Jerry McMahon, Roger Peper, Russ Walberg, Gary Parker. Front row: Curt Eng, Gordon Lerass, Darrell Schmid, Tony Lowry, David Dierks, Jim Jewett, Ron Lerass, Larry McAtee. the beginning of the race. The two co-captains for the 1962 Track season, Gary Lamp and Tom Jewett, talk with the coach Don Brosz. 43 Lamp and Parker go to State Meet Gary Parker, a junior at FHS earned a chance to go to the State Track Meet. Along with Gary representing FHS was a- nother junior from Flandreau High School. He was Gary Lamp. 44 Marie Vossler Mary Jean Weigel Patty Snuggerudd Janet Weigel Jean Hass 0 Flandreau Cheerleaders 45 Flandreau Flier Pep Club Pep Club Dance Gary Jewett was crowned Mr. Irresistible at the Pep Club Dane e. One of the enjoyable moments of the Pep Club Dance. It was a turn around dance where the girls asked the boys. Mary and Dick Reign Mary Jean Weigel and Dick Fuhs reigned as King and Queen over the Homecoming activities. The pretty foursome that made up Mary Jean's Dick's handsome attendants were Tom Jewett, Da- attendants included Pat Dawson, Jean Nass, Gail vid Snyder, Larry Headrick, and Gordon Waxdahl. Luttmann, and Sally Scofield. 48 Over Homecoming Activities Classes Display Their Talents Freshman Sophomore s Senior 49 Deciam Deciam contestants. Front row: Dianne Rosheim, Janet Weigel, Mary Weigel, Shirley Sorensen, Judy Hansen, Janet Has void. Back row: Lois Local declam winners from left to right are: Di- Gullickson, Janet Hammer, Shelia Roark, Gor- anne Rosheim, humorous; Gordon Waxdahl, ora- don Waxdahl, Burdell Peterson, Maxine Soren- tory; Mary Weigel, dramatic; and Janet Hasvold, Macksam, Advisor. Mr. Tom Bruce, Advisor. High Flier Staff Mrs. Jean Macksam, advisor; Mary Kautz, English; Don Foreman, Sports Editor; Jay Weigel, Sports Reporter. Patty Schramm, Music; and Mary Ehret, Math, Social Science. Dianne Hammer, Science; Marilyn Kuehl, Commercial and Library; and Lillian Stein, Guidance. Flyer Staff Eugene Henry, Proofreader, Agriculture; Dennis Warrick, Photography Editor; and Tom Henry, Managing Editor, office. The Flier staff is made of a group of students who try to give you a book to recall some of the memories at FHS. This year the staff included Sandy Morrison, editor; Mr. Tom Bruce, advisor; Jean Hass, co-editor; Shirley Sorenson, worker; Betsy Bonde, worker; Donna Kuhle, worker; Patty Snuggerudd. worker; Maxine Sorenson, artwork; and Janice Ludgate, worker. No annual can be made without pictures and the pictures were taken by Dennis Warrick and Jim Neal. 51 One Act Plays Sorry Wrong Number Pat Dawson Student Director Infanta Four on a Hearth Gail Luttmann Student Director 53 Marie Vossler Student Director Top Honors go to Gordon and Janet Valedictorian Gordon Waxdahl, Mr. Hass, and Salutatorian Janet Hasvold. _ _ to Mary Jean Weigel and Gordon Waxdahl. Mrs. Justin Jones presenting the P. E. O. Award to Janet Hasvold. Honor Society: Eugene Henry, Burdell Peterson, Keith Kroeger, Gordon Waxdahl, Tom Henry, Larry Headrick, Mr. Hass, advisor, Pat Snuggerud, Vera Beach, Betsy Bonde, Mary Ann Delay, Norma Hovland, Gail Lutt- mann, Curtis Weigel, Joan Berger, Jean Hass, Janet Hasvold, Marie Vossler, Joan Scofield, and Mary Jean Weigel. Patty Snuggerud, Marilyn Kuehl, Tom Henry, Betsy Bonde, Nyla Harrington, Jean Hass, and Kiwanis Boys: David Duncan, Tom Jewett, Burdell Eugene Henry. Peterson, Curt Weigel, Gordon Waxdahl, and Larry Headrick. Boys State: Tom Henry, Keith Kroeger, and Eugene Henry. Girls State: Jean Hass and Carol Fo rm an. 55 The FFA is Part of FHS Members of the FFA are Larry Barron, Ken Johnson, Dennis Amdahl, Boyd Scofield, Rod Sor- ensen, Vernon Schult, John Wiese, Ervin Amdahl, Gordon Leraas, Eugene Long, Larxy LaLonde, Curt Eng, Jon Scofield, Gary Luttman, Dan Gullickson, Allen Barthel, Dale Hammer, Emery Johnson, Gary Nass, Gary Hammer, Doug Petersen, Shannon Christensen, Roger Herrick, Den- nis Erickson, Ron Lee, Ron Hexom, Hary Scofield, Bob Price, Larry Headrick, Dan Willard, Jim Hagel, Larry Paulsen, Ken Haugen, Dick Hagedorn, Darrel Biteler, Keith Kroeger, Dennis Smith, Hugh Hagel, Jay Weigel, Larry Wiederich. Gail is Sweetheart of FFA 56 Hugh Hagel Vice President Gary Scofield T reasurer Doug Peterson These Teams Represented FHS Hugh Hagel and Ken Haugen were the Delegates to the State Convention were members of the Farm Mechanics Team. Dan Gullickson and Allen Bartel. At State Meet with Meat Team coming home with first in State The Poultry Team included Roger Peper, Shannon Gary Nass, Darrel Bitler, and Rod Sorenson were Christensen, and Jon Scofield. the members of the Dairy Cattle Judging Team. Members of the Livestock Judging Team included The Dairy Product Team included Dan Willard, Ed Jim Sundermeyer. Bob Price, and Larry Headrick. Gullickson, and Ervin Amdahl. Members of the Meat Judging Team, Gary Ham- mer, Keith Kroeger, and Jim Hagel, won first at the State Contest. 59 Junior-Senior Banquet Juniors Make “Rendezvous of the Stars” an Enjoyable Night Larry and Gail Reign over Honor Society Dance 63 Sponsors $10.00 Independent Lumber Co. $8. 00 Enterprise Publishing Co. $5.00 J.O. Hogue Ben Franklin Hanson Clothing Dr. Ludgate Flandreau Bakery Coffee Bar Flandreau Co-op, Creamery Produce P. V. Elevator Al's Electric Service Campbell's Incorporated Flandreau Community Oil Co. --DX Gambles Store Gregg's Studio Chamley's Bar Western Power Gas Co. Pantry Cafe Dr. W.F. Kallus Anton Kuhle Agency Julson Bar Scroch's Funeral Chapel Thomas Funeral Home A. L. Storer Feed Yards Flandreau Motor Co. Jimmie's Red Owl $3. 00 Heiertz Rexall Drug Dale Gust Firestone Duncan Elevator Havier Jewelry Hayes-Lucas Lumber Co. Dr. R. R. Fisk Bowling Alley John Morrell Co. --Lloyd Brooks Goodman Produce Inc. l.E. Locke Agency Rudy's Welding Robinsons Electric Dr. John Vanderhoof $2.50 Carl Miller Corner Cafe Lyle Morrison W.A. Palm Chevrolet Billiams Westside Grocery Terrace Park Dairy Tillman's Flower Shop Landis Liquor Dr. Wayne Shaw Snick Scofield $2.00 Gills Barber Shop Ahlers Body Shop Texaco Cafe Haag's Radio TV Zarecky Barber Shop Dr. L.W. Sampson Grindens Variety Store Cleo's Greenery Fuller Radio TV Bell Telephone Farmers Union Co-op Oil Philip A. Ekern Fadgen Insurance Agency Ekern Home Equipment Ellefson Implement William T. 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