Flandreau High School - Flyer Yearbook (Flandreau, SD)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1963 volume:

Table of Contents Memoriam.......................... 2 Faculty........................... 3 Freshmen.......................... 7 Activities........................11 Homecoming.....................12 Band...........................16 High Flier.....................19 Flyer..........................19 Debate.........................20 Declam.........................20 Government Days................21 Chorus.........................22 Senior Class Play..............24 One Act Plays..................26 Prom...........................27 Sophomores........................29 Organizations........... Sponcer Club......... Honor Society....... Student Council...... Pep Club............. Librarians.......... Forensic League...... FFA.................. Juniors................. Sports.................. Football............ Varsity Cheerleaders Basketball.......... Physical Education. . . Track............... Seniors................. Awards.................. Graduation.............. Index................... 33 34 35 35 36 37 37 38 41 45 46 49 50 54 55 57 65 66 67 In Memoriam Sandra Newcomer and Richard Hagedorn were fatally injured in an auto- mobile accident on November 2, 1962. The fond memories of these students will remain in the minds of all the students and faculty of Flandreau High School. Sandy, a sophomore at Flandreau High School, was active in band and chorus. She was also a member of the Methodist Church. Sandra Newcomer Dick was a member of the Junior Class of Flandreau High School. He was also a member of the Flandreau Future Farmers of America Chapter. 2 Richard Hagedorn Vigness and Hass Pilot F. H. S. Superintendent Sylvan Vigness enters the high school for another of his days at FHS. In his first year as superintendent, Mr. Vigness instigated many reforms. He is also responsible for all of the business activities of the school. Superintendent Vigness is assisted by his competent secretary Gladys English. Principal William Hass with the assistance of his secretary, Peggy Phelan, had the responsibility of making the FHS year run smoothly. Their duties included the handing out of report cards, the keeping of the students records, and the supervision of student activities. 3 Teachers At F H S Mr. Ronald Whalen Bachelor of Fine Arts Master of Music South Dakota State University Band Mrs. Jean Macksam Bachelor of Science South Dakota State College Typing Shorthand Mr. Gerald Kippes Bachelor of Science South Dakota State College Physics Economics Mechanical Drawing Mr. Alex Hilsendeger Bachelor of Science Northern State Teachers College History Speech Mr. William Rhykus Bachelor of Science South Dakota State College History Physcology Guidance Counselor 4 Mr. Donald Rasmussen Bachelor of Science Northern State Teachers College Biology Algebra Mr. Darrel Corlett Bachelor of Science South Dakota State College General Science Government Mrs. Irene Engstrom Bachelor of Science South Dakota State Colleg Home Economics Mrs. Irene Riffel Bachelor of Science Winona State Teachers College English Speech Library Mrs. Gudrun Leverson Bachelor of Science Augustana College English 5 Mr. Thomas Bruce Bachelor of Science Southern State Teachers College English Mr. Charles Prochaska Bachelor of Science Master of Science Northern State Teachers College Mathematics Mrs. Solvig Aarness Bachelor of Arts Augustana College Vocal History Mr. David Acheson Bachelor of Science South Dakota State College Vocational Agriculture Miss Wilma Eberhard Bachelor of Arts Huron College Spanish and English Mr. A1 Weisbecker Bachelor of Science Northern State Teachers College Bookkepping and Phy. Ed. Freshmen Look Forward to Further Education at Flandreau High Bob Murphy, President; Carole Christensen, Vice President; Kathy Hass, Secretary Mel Duncan, Treasurer; Jeannette Haugen, Student Council Representative. The first year for the Freshman class was a trying one. When they first came to FHS, there was the usual confusion of opening lockers and finding the right room at the right time. One project of the Freshmen class was the Little Orpheum. The Freshmen are looking forward to their next 3 years at F. H. S. Eloise Allen Marie Allen Helen Allen LaVonne Allen Kathy Anderson Anita Cherney Carol Christenson Glenda Christensen Janice Corcoran Marlene Crow Mary Baarstad Bryan Bennett Gerald Berger Jim Burns Diane Campbell Laura Dailey Lin Dailey Darlene Doyle Judy Doyle Pat Driscoll Mel Duncan Tom Duncan Jim Ehret Jim Eng Donna Erickson David Halter Sandra Hammer Rosemary Hanson Kathy Hass Roger Hasvold Pam Fadgen Shirley Gageby LeeAnn Gilbert Judy Gullickson Gene Hagedorn Gordon Haugen Jeannette Haugen Jolene Headrick L. Heinemann Daniel Hexum Betty Hurley Charlene Jacobsen Art Jewett Barbara Johnson Jay Johnson Reta Kroeger Elaine Krogman June Kucera Karen Lamp Julie Landis Robert Johnson Julie Jones Bobby Julson Walter Kautz James Kreber 7 7 9 Viola Miles Carolyn Millman Bob Murphy Leanne Nass Jim Palm Sandra Phillips Jim Prouty David Pulscher Pam Randall Patti Rederth Bob Redmond Steven Sampson Barbara Schmidt Madonna Schramm Terry Seims Susan Thorson Don Ulwelling Greg Urban Danny Walberg Linda Wilcox Terry Skroch Gary Smith Steve Solem Ed Stringer Neil Teer 10 • Stars of F. H. S. Shine Over The sophomores wouldn't quit with a horse. They also had a swinging jazz band. Dan Wallberg and Neil Teer helped make the freshmen skit a success. Her e s mud in your eye and whipped cream in your nose as Janet finds Tom's face an easy mark. Tom Thorson shows the cheer- leaders how it should be done as he leads the senior skit in a cheer for victory. David Thoreson and Susie Cham- berlain made the junior skit an uproar with their wild antics. Homecoming Festivities Little Orpheum marked the beginning of homecoming on Wednesday evening with each class presenting a skit. Between skits the audience was entertained by the Pep Club. The stars of homecoming, Tom Henry and Mar- shann Heinemann, were crowned following the Little Orpheum. The queen's attendants were: Betsy Bonde. Vera Beach, Pat Snuggerud, and Janet Weigel. The king's attendents were: Lynn Johnson, Tom Thorson, Dan Gulllckson, and Doug Petersen. The royalty was crowned by last year's homecoming king and queen and were robed by Nyla Harrington and Jean Hass. Thursday evening Tom and Marshann starred at the bonfire where they helped the cheerleaders and band give the student body school spirit. The highlight of homecoming came on Friday night at the football game when the Fliers battled Madison to a tie. After the game the student body enjoyed themselves dancing to the music of Jimmy Darrell and his orchestra. Music with a bounce , by Jimmy Darrell and orchestra. Doug hauls down a Bulldog after little or no gain. Wild hats and music by the brass helped make the bonfire a success. Twisting the night away or so it seems as these students enjoy the dance. Torches held high for victory at the bonfire. 13 The students weren't the only ones to enjoy the dance as evidenced by Mr. Hilsendeger. 4 Band To keep this band on key is their director Mr. Ron Whalen. Under his direction the band is active throughout the year as both a concert band and as a marching band. During the winter season three concerts are given by the band, two formal and one Pops Con- cert. In the summer, besides giving a weekly concert these minstrals do fine precision marching. Touring the Black Hills, participating in the Days of '76 Celebration, and preforming in several parades and marching contests, winning the trophy at the Tri-State Marching Festival made up the season's itinerary. Harmonious notes are heard from the band not only at the three concerts given during the year but also at sports events, where the band lends its support to the team. At this particular game student director Tom Thorson took over for a short time while Mr. Whalen refereed. 16 To Success Care for dancing? The F. H. S. Dance Band can provide the music from a waltz to a cha-cha or twist. Besides playing for numerous public functions during the year the dance band is featured at the band sponsored fund-raiser dance each spring. Any other spare moments during the year are spent preparing solos and en- sembles for the District Music Contest held at Madison, where the band always gives a good showing. Another important event every year to the band is All-State Band. Oie hundred and sixty outstanding musicians are selected from the entire state by tryout to play in this band each year. This year Jean Hass. Janice Ludgate. Mary Ann De Lay, Vera Beach, Betsy Bonde, John Fenner, Pat Vanderhoof and Lloyd Schlp- per were rewarded for their hours of practice with spending three days at Huron participating in this fine organization. 17 Four sharp musicians received superior for their solos at the music contest. Pictured are Pat Vanderhoof, Snare drum. Cathy Campbell, E-flat Clar- inet. Betsy Bonde. baritone, and John Fenner, french horn. Betsy Bonde.the lone girl in the Brass choir, is surrounded by John Hoi son. Jim Rewalt. John Fenner. Steve Barjenbruch. and Lloyd Schipper. The superior French Horn Qiartet consists of John Fenner. Laura Daily. Julie Gullickson and Sharon Smith. The Five B-flat clarinets are: Joan Studenmann. Lucille Maxwell. Janice Ludgate. Nyla Harrington. LeAnn Meeker. Jean Hass. Sheila Poark, and Mary Ann De Lay The 2 Bass clarinets are: Leslie Miles and Jo Ellen Gullick- son. These make up the Clarinet Choir. Pride and joy of the brass section, the Brass Choir poses for a picture. Front row: John Fenner, Laura Daily, Bruce Chamley, Jim Haugen, Lloyd Schipper, and Lynn Johnson. Back row: John Hobson, Jim Rewalt, Jim Ellefson, Steve Solem, Betsy Bonde, and Pat Vanderhoof. Members of the trombone quartet are Steve Solem, Roger Headrick, Jim Ellefson, and Jim Rewalt. Four All-State Band members, Mary Ann DeLay, Jean Hass, Sheila Roark, and Janice Ludgate comprise the B-flat Clarinet Quartet. Five sophomores make up the Clarinet Quintet. They are Cathy Campbell, LeAnn Meeker, Joan Studemann. Leslie Miles, and JoEllen Gullickson. 18 Annual Staff Photographer-James Neal; Advisor- Mr. Tom 3ruce; Assistant Editor- Lois Gul- lickson; Editor Jean Hass; Assistant Editor Maxine Sor- ensen. These industrious students worked together to get this yearbook to you. Aside from all goofing around and glue- fighting, these annual staff members worked real hard in the making of the 1962-1963 Flyer. Paper Staff The paper staff this year was made up of twelve industrious jou rnal ists . Under the constant urging of their editor, Gene Henry, they managed to get the High Flier to us each Thursday. Left to right: Carole Christ- ensen, Gene Henry, Helen Allen, Dave Thoreson, Tom Henry, Carolyn Millman, Janet Weigel, Jay Weigel and Don Foreman. 19 YIPES STRIPES-the debate squad's got them. The mem- bers; are Carol Foreman, Don Foreman, Ebve 'Hioreson, Tom Henry, Eugene Henry, and Keith Kroeger with Mr. Hil- sendeger as their advisor. Hard at work, preparing for the Regional Debate Con- test at Brookings, the Debate Team meets in the library to gather information. Rating superior in declam at F. H. S. were: Lois Gullickson, Janet Hammer. Cathy Campbell, and Janet Weigel. Greg Urban operates the tape recorder while Lois Gullickson practices her poetry for declam. Dorothy Smallfield, Sheila Roark, Janice Ludgate, Diane Campbell, Lois Gullickson, Janet Hammer, Julie Jones, Judy Hanson, Laura Dailey, Susan Ellingson, Cathy Camp- bell, Shirley Sorenson, Janet Weigel. 20 Seniors today; Citizens tomorrow Government Days gave the seniors first-hand experience in politics. Under the guidance of Mr. Corlett and Mr. Kippes the class was divided into two parties, the Nationalists headed by Jean Hass and Gene Henry and the Federalists headed by Carol Foreman, Tom Henry and Keith Kroeger. A week of hard campaigning was climaxed by elections and visiting the county offices. Incidently, the Nationalists had a sweeping victory over the Federalists, winning fifteen of the eighteen offices. The Nats campaigning included not only singing a chorus of their party song but also giving away candy kisses . k f A 0 Gary fhrker and C. M. Culhane pause in their discussion for a picture. NATIONALIST OFFICE FEDERALIST The Feds displayed their many talents in an opera campaign skit. Jean Pulscher AUDITOR •Gary Hamilton •Pat Snuggerud TREASURER Peg Phelan •Gary Jewett REGISTER OF DEEDS Nyla Harrington •Vera Beach CLERK OF COURTS Jerry McMahon •Perry Blanchard JUDGE Jim Jewett Ken Haugen SHERIFF •Gary Lamp •Shirley Cloud NURSE Betsy Bonde •Doug Petersen ASSESSOR Roger Erickson •Dan Gulllckson CORONER Janet Weigel •Donna Kuhle WELFARE OFFICER Joan Berger •Dan Willard SUPT. OF SCHOOLS Marsh Heinefnann •Lynn Johnson STATES ATTORNEY Allen Barthel Veronica Neal COUNTY AGENT •Gary Parker •Adele Dlbben HOME EXTENSION Bev Smallfleld Tom Thorson •Noreen Luttmann •BUI Gulllckson •Dale Hammer HIGHWAY PATROLMAN David Dlerka COMMISSIONERS 1st Dlst. Ed Gulllckson 2nd Dlst. Bill Houser 3rd Dlst. Mary Ehret While Jim and Ferry are learn- ing all about law from Judge Benedict, Gary Jewett is learn- ning how to register legal deeds. Senior High Chorus Tunes Up for Perfect Harmony Blending their voices during a number at their annual spring concert, the Senior High Chorus under the direction of Mrs. Solvig Aarness harmonizes beautifully. During the year this chorus group and its ensembles have participated in many school and public programs: the District Music Contest, All State Chorus, and were also featured on the high school radio program. Flandreau High Highlights. The twelve chorus students who attended All State Chorus came home to report that not only was singing in such an excellent group an exuberating experience but that they had a real swinging, singing time, also. Pictured are: BACK ROW - Dennis Erickson, Tom Henry, Ron Lee, Dennis Smith, Jay Weigel, and John Hobson. Front row - Janet Weigel, Jackie Hanson, Audrae Scofield, Nyla Harrington, Noreen Luttmann, and Betsy Bonde. ‘ aim at man Three grinning soloists received superiors at the District Music Contest at Madison this year. They were Dennis Erickson, baritone, Dennis Smith, bass, and John Hobson, tenor. Mrs. Aarness, just a little proud of both her Junior and Senior High chorus groups, gives them a cheery smile to remember her by. Music, her specialty from grade school operettas to formal high school concerts, takes all of her time. There always seems to be a little extra though for Little Orpheum, her history class, and a pleasant smile for her students. Boys’ and Girls’ Ensembles Rate Excellent at District Music Contest Back Row: Dennis Erickson, Tom Henry, Ron Lee, Dennis Smith, Jay Weigel. Front Row: Gary Parker, Eugene Henry, John Hobson, Roger Erickson. Back Row: Linda Robertson, Audrae Scofield, Maxine Sorenson, Charlene Bonrud, Jean Pulscher. Front Row: Donna Kuhle, Janet Weigel, Noreen Luttmann, Betsy Bonde. Melodious Freshmen Sing for Their Enjoyment One lone boy braved the year with twenty-two girls in the Freshman Chorus. Our bet is that he enjoyed himself. Success came to this group not only from the pleasure their singing gave to others, but from the satisfaction and enjoyment they received from singing under Mrs. Aarness: director. Back Row: Glenda Christenson, Rosemary Hanson, Betty Hurley, Jolene Headrick, Eloise Allen, Marie Allen. Middle Row: Kathy Anderson, Pam Randall, LeAnn Nass, Jeannette Haugen, Judy Gul- lickson, June Kucera. First Row: Anita Cherney, Donna Erickson, Mary Baarstad, Julie Landis, Kathy Hass, Shirley Gageby, Sandra Hammer. Seated: Helen Allen, Carolyn Millman, Neil Teer, Madonna Schramm. Seniors Stage Box Office Smash The Man Who Came to Dinner proved to be a successful and very memorable last project for the seniors. When Keith Kroeger, in his role as Whiteside, a well known lecturer, paid an unexpected, and rather unfortunate, visit to the Stanley's things really started popping. Convicts, penquins, and cockroaches only added to the general confusion. Bedlam reigned when Whitesides decided to break up a budding romance between his secretary and a local reporter. All ended happily, however, for everyone except Whitesides, who had another accident and was again confined to his wheelchair. These industrious seniors helped make production possible by assembling flats and setting the stage for the play. Even though this work isn't acting Mrs. Riffel, play director, keeps a watchful eye on her cast. Below, Metz, played by Doug Petersen, gives Vera Beach a welcome kiss upon arriving to visit his friend Whiteside. Metz presents his friend with a colony of cockroaches, much to Whiteside's delight. Sheridan Whiteside makes life miserable for the Stanleys with his orders as he enters the room above. Left. Gary Jewett and Shirley Qoud listen as Keith Kroeger reveals a planto sneak them away from the Stanleys . Above, Carol Foreman and Joan Berger listen intently as Betsy Bonde reads an article from Time. Above left, Beverly Small- field presents a Christmas gift to Keith. The Man Who Came to Dinner Whiteside presents his favorite tie to the Stanley’s children played by Dan Gullickson and Donna Kuhle. No play would be complete unless the cast's names were listed on a flat, just as no play could be a success without a director. Here Gene Henry presents Mrs. Riffel with a token of the senior's appreciation. Getting rid of Lorraine proved to be quite a problem until she stepped into the mummy case Whiteside s stay was prolonged when he fell for the second time on the Stanley's doorstep. Maggie’s perfect plot to get Lorraine Sheldon (Janet Weigel) out of town was foiled later by Whitesides. Tom Thorson has a fondness for pianos while Gary Parker seems to have a fondness for Nyla Harrington. The feeling doesn't appear to be mutual, however. ONE-ACT PLAYS STIMULATE INTEREST IN DRAMA The winner: The Man in the Bowler Hat The Dear Departed Gene Henry Bill Houser Jim Jewett Susie Ellingson Adele Dibben Charlene 3onrud Director: Jean Polscher V ' Z6 Uider the direction of Mrs. Riff el and her three student dir- ectors, acting became not only work but fun for these sixteen stage bugs. Memorizing and rehearsing over and over again, often in the shower rooms seemed only natural to these actors and actresses and they took it all in a stride. When performance night arrived, The Man in the 3owler Hat came out on top and went to Arlington to compete in the District Contest where it received an excellent rating. Tom Henry Vera Beach Gary Parker The Boor Magic moments for both the seniors and juniors began with the festive banquet at the Ma- sonic Temple and continued throughout the night at the prom hosted in the Park Pavilion. Magic Moments Dr. Wayne Puttmann treated everyone with an inspir- ing after-dinner speech keyed to the graduation class entitled High Adventure”, and enter- tainment was provided by the chorus and the reading of the senior class will and prophecy. A little rain didn't dampen the gala spirits of the 'prom- sters' and the prom was a success beginning with the grand march and climaxing with the crowning of the prom prince and princess. Crowned at the stroke of mid- night by Judy Hanson, the honored pair was brother and sister, Doug and Helen Peter- son. They were chosen by ballot on the lovely scenic patio attended by LeAnn Meeker and Dorothy Smallfield. Each was given a travel alarm to remember the event. Everyone danced the magic moments away to the heavenly organ music of Jimmy Darrell and the Magic Moments too rapidly changed into Moments to Remember. I Could Have Danced All Night is how every- one felt, but they did taken an occasional punch break, we see, at the punch-well to get refreshed. Dan Gullickson, Vera Beach, Jean Hass and Bill Gullickson put the rose decored punch-well to another use. The juniors put a lot of work into decorating for the prom. This lovely scene not only greeted the guests as they arrived but also made a lovely background for this picture of Dan Gullickson and Vera Beach. Balloons everywhere! Someone got rid of a lot of hot air while the juniors decorated for the big event. Class Officers Pave Way as Sophomores Maneuver Through Second Year Through their second year of high school, the Sophomores began to assume responsibilities. As a class they entertained at the Little Orpheum with the Gary Moore Show , which was a big success. They decorated the stage with flowers for the Senior Vesper Service and Commencement. In the Spring the Sophs had a blast at their school picnic. Advisors for the class were: Mr. Donald Rasmussen, Mr. Alex Hilsendeger, and Mr. Thomas Bruce. CLASS OFFICERS President..........Jay Weigel Vice President. . Cathy Campbell Secretary.....Lucille Maxwell Treasurer. . JoEllen Guilickson Student Council Representative.. Don Foreman Charlene Bonrud Russell Bothern Cathy Campbell Jay Dailey Kathy Delay Jim Ellefson Bruce Chamley A. Christensen Patty Corcoran 30 Karel Klitzke Carol Kreber Larry LaLonde Ronald Lee Gordon Lerass Janice Ludgate Gary Luttmann Lucille Maxwell Douglas McDowall LeAnn Meeker Leslie Miles James Neal Julie Neprud Larry Paulsen Linda Redmond 31 Cathy Campbell, Jay Weigel, and Gordon Leraas take time out for refreshments at sophomore class picnic as advisers. Mr. Bruce and Mr. Hilsendeger, look on. F. Steenhoven Marilyn Stewart Bill Stimson Joan Studemann Steve Studsdahl Slugger' Lucille Maxwell prepares to step to the plate at the sophomore picnic. Jane Rosheim Lloyd Schipper Vernon Schult D. Smailfield Shirley Sorensen 32 Sponsor Club This is our Sponsor Club. They qualified for this Club when they showed true school spirit and enabled the Flyer Staff to put out this annual. We would like the students to thank these fine members for their support by patronizing their businesses. Farmers State Bank Flandreau Clinic Drs. Halverson and Ludgate Flandreau Grain Co. Pantry Cafe Gamble Store Julson's Bar Chamley's Bar Skroch Funeral Chapel Western Power and Gas Co. Rolland G. Jones Bonde s Department Store Ellefson Implement Enterprise Publishing Co. Inc. Ben Franklin Store Independent Lumber Co. Greg's Studio Sunshine Hatchery Flandreau Furniture Jimmie's Red Owl Ekern Home Equipment Co. Farmers Mutual Fire and Lightning Ins. Asso. Sturdevant Auto Parts Flandreau Community Oil Campbell's Inc. Farmers Union Co-op Oil Co. Peavy Occident Elevators Flandreau Co-op Creamery. Produce and Locker Duncan Elevator and Transfer Snick Scofield Trucking Bakery and Coffee Bar Carl Miller W. F. Kallaus D. D. S. J. O. Hogue Dale's Firestone Store Havier s Jewelry and Gifts United Building Center Flandreau Cleaners Sugar Bowl Dr. L. W. Sampson Philip A. Ekern Al's Electric Bowling Alley Palm Auto Corner Cafe Lyle Morrison Landis Liquor Store Terrace Park Dairy Billam s Grocery Flandreau Motor Co. Haag's Radio and TV Coast to Coast Flandreau Booster Cities Service Bob s Mobil Service Hilligross Shoe Shop A1 and LeAnn Store Deutsch Clothing Co. Cleo's Greenry Gill's Barber Shop Standard Agent DeWayne s Texaco Main Conoco Service Albert's Package Store R. J. Zarecky Barber Shop Fuller T. V. and Appliance Kenneth Rahn Bell Telephone R. C. Julson Insurance Joe's Produce Hanson's Clothing Clyde's Barber Shop Powers and Dorensen Paper Plant Urbans Jewelry and Gifts Tillmans Flower shop James Ellingson Barkley Liquor Russell A. Shultz Ins. Shipper Trucking Faris Meat Market Cooper' s Bidne Shoe Store 34 Honor Society Sponsors Sweetheart Ball Members of the Honor Society are: Keith Kroeger, Marlyn Hue hi, Betsy Bonde, Vera Beach, Dianne Erickson, Tom Henry, Roger Peper, Linda Robertson, Mary Ann DeLay, Pat Snuggerud, Ronald Leraas, Eugene Henry, Jon Scofield, Joan Berger, and Jean Hass. Advisor for the group is Principal William Hass. The Sweetheart Ball, which was sponsored by the Honor Society, was a twisting success. Although everyone appears to be sitting this one out. Sweetheart Betsy Bonde and Buccaneer Keith Kroeger were chosen to reign over the Sweetheart Ball. Student Council in Session The Student Council-active in student politics is headed by Tom Henry, Student Body President. Other members are Sheila Fargen, Betty Head- rick, Linda Robertson, Jean- nette Haugen, Keith Kroeger, Don Foreman, Jay Weigel, Bob Murphy, and Vera Beach. 35 Jose rises from his jug as school spirit increases. Peppy Pepsters Back Jose The Pep Club, consisting of school-spirit minded girls of F. H. S. backs Jose, the image of our school spirit, and our athletic teams in every way possible. Headed by a fine set of officers, president, Betsy Bonde, vice- president Charlene Bonrud, sec- retary-treasurer, Susie Chamber- lain, and representatives. Nyla Harrington, Karen Christenson, Doris Gullickson and Kathy Hass, the Pep Club made posters, attended athletic events, gave skits, sold 'Flier' buttons, and sponsored a Sadie Hawkins Dance. Gary Jewett relinquished his title as Mr. Irrestible to newly chosen Larry McAtee at the Pep Club sponsored Sadie Hawkins Dance. At left Larry seems to be having a difficult time balancing his crown and is helped by his date Shirley Sorence. . While the younger set dance the chaperones join in a game of bridge to pass the time. On the dance floor the peppy pepsters turn into peppermint twisters. The girls fed the boys well, as is seen to by Cathy Campbell and LeAnn Meeker, who cut the generous pieces of cake for the occasion. 36 Forensic Leaguers Take the Podium The newly organized Forensic League, started this year by speech instructor, Mr. Alex Hilsendeger proved to be a successful enter- prise. Over ninety enthusiastic orators joined to refresh their memories and to put to use what they had learned in speech class. This year's group gained valuable experience in parlimentary pro- cedure and in drawing up a club constitution. Flans for next year include a study of dramatics and more public speaking. Led by League officers, Lois Gullickson, president, Don Fore- man vice president, Susan Thor son, treasurer, Adele Dibben, sec- retary, Pat Snuggerud, corres- ponding secretary and Judy Hanson, parlimentarian, the Forensic League held a swinging spring sock hop. Music by Gordon Bird, prizes for the best decorated socks, a limbo contest and plenty of refreshments made the evening a skyrocketing success. Student Librarians Aid School Librarians The group of girls who help Mrs. Riff el. school li arian. are pictured demonstrating some of their duties. The girls are Madonna Schramm, Audrae Scofield. Lois Gullickson, Verorica Neal, Terry Skroch, LaVonne Stein, and Karen Christensen. 37 I FFA Develops Leadership 38 David Acheson Adviser Flandreau Students Earn High FFA Honors Dennis Smith won first place in the State FFA Talent Contest when he presented two selec- tions entitled Old Man River and little Boy Sad . His efforts earned him a trip to the Min- nesota FFA Convention. The Flandreau FFA Chapter elected Marshann Heinemann Chapter Sweetheart for 1962. Allen Barthel represented Flandreau in the FFA speaking contest. The freshman crop judging team of Leonard Heinemann, Terry Seims and David Halter ranked sixth in the State FFA Judging Contest. They received a superior rating. Leonard was the third highest ranking individual in the State. 39 FFA Members Learn Through Participation Dan Gullickson, Ed Gullickson, and Allen Barthel were among the sixty FFA members in the state to earn State Farmer Degrees. Members of the dairy products judging team were Shannon Christensen, Roger Herrick, and Roger Peper. Roger Peper and Dennis Smith were members of the farm mechanics team. Attending the State FFA Convention as delegates from the Flandreau Chapter were Gary Nass and Roger Peper. The meat judging team consisted of Dan Willard. Allen Barthel, and Dale Hammer. John Wiese, Dennis Erickson, and Larry LaLonde were members of the poultry judging team. Ken Johnson, Gordon Leraas, and Vernon Schult were mem- bers of the livestock judging team. Members of the dairy cattle judging team were Doug Peter- sen, Ed Gullickson and Roger Peper. 40 Juniors Choose “Magic Moments” Roger Peper Treasurer ✓ Ron Leraas Vice-President Betty Headrick President Susie Chamberlin Secretary V Linda Robertson Student Council Representative The junior year is always the busiest year and these juniors found this year to be no except- ion. Car washes, bake-sales, concession stands at sports events and many long hours of planning and decorating enabled them to give the seniors an enjoyable evening and many moments to re- member at the Junior-Senior Prom and Banquet. Delores Barthel Darrel Biteler Carol Blum K. Christensen S. Christensen Jerdyne Dahl Theresa Doyle Bob Duncan Bob Ehret Dianne Erickson Dennis Franz David Fuhs Leroy Grafing Lois Gullickson R. Hagedorn 42 As Theme for Junior-Senior Prom Janet Hammer Jackie Hanson Judy Hanson Jim Haugen DuWayne Headrick Roger Headrick Roger Herrick Jim Hurley Nila Kucera Ron Lee Brenda Leuning Larry McAtee Vicki McFarland Denise Miles Gary Nass Darrell Schmid Bill Schuyler Audrae Scofield Boyd Scofield Jon Scofield Linda Siems Dennis Smith Kathy Solem Maxine Sorensen Rod Sorensen 43 I avonne Stein John Stringer K. Sundermeyer Myron Taylor David Thoreson fa 4ik Pat Vanderhoof Russ Walberg Dan Williams FHS Students Attend Boys and Girls State Attending South Dakota Boys State from FHS Roger Peper, Jon Scofield, and Ron Leraas. Rod Sor- ensen was the Boys State alternate. Betty Headrick and Kathy Solem represented Flandreau High at South Dakota Girls State. Alternates to Girls State were Linda Robertson and Sheila Roark. 44 Thirteen Seniors Form Strong Foundation In Season Filled Tom Henry Center Doug Petersen Back A1 Weisbecker Head Coach Perry Blanchard Back Dale Hammer Center Ronald Lee. Keith Kroger, Tom Henry, Larry McAtee, Edward Gulllckson, Jay Weigel, Don Foreman, Jim Rewalt, John Hobson, Gary Parker, Jim Jewett, Dale Hammer, Russ Walberg, Gary Jewett, Eugene Long. Boyd Scofield, Doug The 1962 Flier's football squad found things rough going during the early part of the season but came on strong in the home stretch, winning three of the last four games. Under the able leadership of coaches A1 Weisbecker and Darrel Corlett and the ex- perience of thirteen seniors the foot- ball squad made considerable pro- gress during the season and will be looking forward to greater success next year. Keith Kroeger End Ed Gullickson Tackle 46 Gary Jewett Back For Grid Squad With Striking Victories and Slim Defeats Eugene Henry Back David Dierks Guard Jim Jewett Back Gary Parker Back Perry Blanchard, Curt Eng, Vern Schult, Gordon Leraas, Larry LaLonde, Roger Peper, Toni Lowry, Rat Vanderhoof, Carl Lowry, Jerry McMahon, Eugene Henry, Larry Weid- erich, Dennis Erickson, David Dierks, Bill Gullickson, Roger Headrick, Larry Paulson. TEAM WE THEY Sisseton 14 14 Brookings 0 13 Vermillion 6 20 Wess. Springs 6 7 Madison 12 12 Webster 18 9 Canton 6 28 Indians 33 7 Volga 13 4 Victory! Bill Gullickson End Jerry McMaho.i Tackle 47 Darrel Corlett Assistant Coach Frosh Gridders Learn Through Experience C: Mr. Rhykus The fall of 1962 saw a hard nosed group of freshmen out for football. Although inexperienced, these boys were quick to learn the fundamentals of the game. By the season's end they had won their first game, a feat that no other freshmen team had been able to accomplish in the last five years. The freshmen were coached by Mr. graduate of South Dakota State College. William Rhykus, a Jewett and McMahon Captain Fliers Jerry McMahon Back Row: Donald Waxdahl. Bill Ellingson, Tom Schmidt, Jeff Hoard, Ronald Jones, Bill Davidson. Reg Bauske. Front Row: Tom Duncan, Neil Teer, Dan Wal- berg, Gordon Haugen, Brian Bennett, Roger Hasvold, Jim Ehret, Jim Burns. Gary Jewett Backing the teams of F. H. S. every step of the way are these five rooter queens, Vera Beach, Pat Snuggerud, Jean Hass, Helen Petersen, and Janet Weigel. While the teams spend hours practicing ball, these cheerleaders while away their time making posters, learning new cheers, preparing and rehearsing skits, and songs for assemblies and in general doing their best to build school spirit. Above the girls are raising Jose our school spirit, from his jug so that we’ll have plenty for the tournament, while at left, Professor Vera is explaining her equation for a Flier victory to a much befud- dled Janet Weigel. Little Orpheum night found our beat cheerleaders singing Let's Get Together for a Victory as their part of the night's frolics. Flier Cagers Close Court Season With Impressive Record Back Row: Keith Kroeger, Lynn Johnson, Coach Corlett, Roger Headrick, Tom Henry. Middle Row: Gary Lamp, Bill Schuyler (manager), Larry McAtee, Duwayne Headrick, Ron Leraas (manager), Eugene Henry. Front Row: Roger Peper, Gary Parker, Jim Rewalt, Gary Jewett. Team We They Beresford 46 37 Parks ton 43 42 Webster 43 46 Jasper 47 34 Although the varsity basketball team Sc otland 46 51 had a losing season of 6-14 a few breaks Lennox 60 62 in the many games lost by small margins Madison 50 53 could easily have produced a more favorable Miller 44 51 record. O'Gorman 38 43 Canton 44 28 The Fliers were led in scoring by Vermillion 54 45 Lynn Johnson with 224 points followed by Brookings 42 64 Keith Kroeger with 219 points. Keith won Sisseton 47 78 the rebounding trophy with a total of 151 Indians 31 51 while Lynn was a close second with 150. Madison 37 51 The free throw trophy was won by Gary Vermillion 52 65 Jewett with a mark of 60%. O' Gorman 64 55 Milbank Sectional Tournament 40 49 Indians 35 56 50 Madison 46 51 “B” Quint Hustles Through Prelims Back Row: Jim Neal, Dennis Erickson, Dale Johnson, Ronald Lee, Bob Murphy, Jay Weigel. Front Row: Gordon Leraas, Art Jewett, Larry Paulson, Don Foreman, Jim Ellefson, Doug Mc- Dowall. Junior Pepsters Lead “B” Rooters Susie Ellingson, Jeannette Haugen, Janice Ludgate, Lucille Maxwell. This year marked the first year for 'B' team cheerleaders at FHS. Tlie project proved very successful and will be con- tinued in the future. The girls elected worked very hard to help the sophomores on to victory. 52 Little Fliers Gain Experience Back Row: Pat Driscoll, David Halter, Gordon Haugen, Jay Johnson, Neal Teer. Front Row: Steve Sampson, Steve Solem, Brian Bennett, Jim Ehret, Bob Julson. Intramurals While Away Winter Hours Dougies Dunkers Back: Gary Luttmann, Dave Thoreson, Jim Jew- ett, Doug Petersen. Front: Darrell Schmid, Russ Wal- berg. Mert’n Boys Inc. Lacking experience, the freshmen's record was not too impressive. It was felt, how- ever, that the material on the squad has great potential and prospects for the future, which looks bright for FHS. Dougie s Dunkers raced to the Intramural championship during the winter months by defeating the Starfires during the regular season and the playoffs. Other teams in the winter league were Hammie's Hoopsters and Mert'n Boys Inc. Back: John Wiese, Shannon Christensen, Jerry Mc- Mahon, Allen Barthel. Front: Rod Sorensen, Perry Blanchard. Starfires Back: Ron Leraas, Ed Guilickson, Bill Gullick- son. Front: Dan Guilick- son, Roger Erickson. Hammies Hoopsters Back: Dave Dierks, Ron Hexum, Dan Willard, Dale Hammer. Front: Jon Scofield, Boyd Scofield, Joe Riley. 53 Physical Fitness Through Phy. Ed Bowling, ping pong, trampoline, and girls basketball are just a few of the activities now available in the physical education department of FHS. Under the experienced guidance of A1 Weisbecker many students take a daily part in our country's youth physical fitness program. Back row 1. to r. Lucille Maxwell, Marilyn Stewart, Judy Gul- lickson, Dorothy Smallfield, and Karol Klitzke. Middle row. 1. to r. Barbara Johnson, Viola Miles, LeAnn Tjarks, Carol Kreber, Terry Skroch. Back row 1. to r. Lavonne Stein, Sandra Phillips, Pam Randall, and Kathy Campbell. 54 Record-Breaking Seniors Guide FHS Track Squad Back Row: Bill Schuyler. Mel Duncan, David Halter, Tom Duncan, Steve Solem. Jim Neal, Gordon Leraas, Gary Luttmann, Don Foreman, David Dierks. Middle Row: Jay Weigel, Russ Walberg, Neal Teer, Pat Vanderhoof, Darrel Biteler, Dave Thoreson, Darrel Schmid, Myron Taylor, John Hobson. Front Row: Jim Rewalt, Gary Jewett, Rog Peper, Jerry McMahon, Larry McAtee, Rog Headrick, Ron Leraas. Under the tutelage of coaches A1 Weisbecker, Darrel Corelett, and Alex Hilsendeger, the Flier track squad ran through the track season in fine fashion. Gary Jewett and Jerry McMahon, co-captains of the squad and the only two seniors out for track, both set new school records. Gary broke the school record in the mile run and Jerry flipped the discus for a new mark. Gary also qualified for the state track meet by placing third in the regional at Watertown. With a fine crop of freshmen, sophomores, and juniors out for track prospects for the future look bright. At left Jay Weigel performs in the shot event at the Sioux Falls track meet. At right Larry McAtee goes up and over in his high jump specialty in the Flandreau Invitational. 55 McMahon and Jewett Co-Captain Thinclads Co-captains elected by the members of the track squad this year were Gary Jewett (1.) and Jerry McMahon (r. ). Gary and Jerry were both seniors and both turned in top-notch performances for the Fliers. Gary ran in the distance events and had the honor of representing Flandreau in the State Track Meet in Mitchell. Gary also distinguished himself as a triple letter winner. Jerry turned in the top performances for a weight man in FHS history, setting new records in the discus and the shot put during his four-year career. FHS Lettermen Uphold Flier Athletic Traditions Standing: Ron Leraas, Ed Gullickson, Darrel Biteler, Bill Gullickson, Jim Jewett, Dave Thoreson, Myron Taylor, Lynn Johnson, Fht Vanderhoof, Larry McAtee, Jerry McMahon, Tom Henry, Eugene Henry, Keith Kroeger, Gary Lamp, Roger Headrick, David Dierks, Jim Neal, Dennis Erickson, Bill Schuyler, Larry Weiderich. n These athletes lettered in all three major sports. They are Bill Schuyler, Rog Peper, Larry McAtee, Gary Jewett, and Jim Rewalt. Kneeling: Roger Peper, Gary Parker, Gary Jewett, Dale Hammer, Doug Petersen. Don Foreman, Jay Weigel, Curt Eng, Boyd Scofield, Gordon Leraas. Jim Rewalt, Russ Walberg. 56 Seniors Set Sights on the Future Goals The senior year marks a series of lasts for the seniors: the last six weeks test, the last sticking lock, the last study hall, the last prom, and the last first and sixth hour band concert. The senior year also embarks the senior on a series of firsts in experiences, schooling, occupations, and responsibilities. The annual staff forcasts a bright future for the 1963 graduates. Tom Henry Honor Society 3, 4 Boys' State 3 Quill c Scroll 3, 4 Student Body President 4 Secretary 3 Managing Editor of High Flier Debate 4 All-State Chorus 4 Homecoming King Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 1 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Lettermen Club 3, 4 Vera Beach Class Secretary 1 Senior Class President Honor Society 3, 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Homecoming Queen Candidate Cheerleader 4 All-State Band 3, 4 One-Act Plays Annual Staff 3 Eugene Henry Football 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 1, 2, 3 Quill Scroll 3, 4 Senior Class Vice President Honor Society 3, 4 Editor of High Flier 4 Boys' State 3 All-State Newspaper Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 Debate 1, 4 Carol Foreman Debate 1, 4 Honor Society 3, 4 Quill Scroll President Senior Class Secretary Girls' State 3 Annual Staff 3 Band 1 Editor of High Flier 3 Pep Club 3 Journalism 2, 3, 4 Senior Class Play Pat Snuggerud Forensic League 4 Treasurer 1, 4 Quill Scroll 3, 4 Honor Society 3, 4 Homecoming Queen Candidate Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Cheerleader 2, 3, 4 One-Act Play Director 4 Girls' State Alternate Debate 1 Pep Club 3, 4 Annual Staff 3 Keith Kroeger Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 1 Honor Society 3, 4 Student Council Rep. 4 FFA 1, 2, 3 Boys' State 3 President Honor Society 4 Sweetheart Euccaneer 4 One-Act Plays 2, 4 Senior Class Play 4 Debate 4 Ervin Amdahl FFA 1, 2, 3, 4 Senior Class Play- Intramural Basketball 4 Allen Barthel FFA 1.2. 3. 4 Senior Class Play Intramural Basketball 4 Physical Education 1 Perry Blanchard Football 1, 2, 4 Lettermen’s Club Basketball 1, 2 Track 1. 2 Intramural Basketball 4 Joan Berger Journalism 1 Pep Club 3, 4 little Orpheum Honor Society 3, 4 Debate 1 Tumbling Betsy Bonde Honor Society 3, 4 Quill Scroll 3. 4 All-State Chorus 4 All-State Band 2, 3. 4 Sweetheart Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus 1, 3, 4 Vice-president 3 Annual Staff 3, 4 Pep Club 3, 4 Tumbling 3 Pep Club President Shirley Cloud Student Council Rep. 1 Annual Staff Chorus 1, 2, 3 Pep Club 3, 4 Librarian 3 Physical Ed. 3 Tumbling 3 Mary Ann Delay Band 1.2. 3.4 Honor Society 3, 4 Pep Club 3, 4 Debate 1 All-State Band 3,4 Secretary- Treasurer Honor Society 4 Adele Dibben Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 One-Act Plays 4 Pep Club 3, 4 Forensic League Corresponding Sec. 4 Librarian 3 59 David Dierks Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Lettermen's Club 3,4 Intramural Basketball 1, 4 FFA 1.2 Bonnie Doyle Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 3, 4 Librarian 2, 3 Mary Ehret Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 3 Journalism 3 Physical Education 4 Forensic League Sharon Erickson Vocal 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 3, 4 Roger Erickson Football 1, 2 Chorus 4 Basketball 1, 2 FFA 1.2 Intramural Basketball 4 Senior Class Play Dan Gullickson FFA 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2 Intramural Basketball 4 Homecoming King Candidate FFA President 4 Ed Gullickson Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Lettermen’s Club 3, 4 Intramural Basketball 1,4 FFA 1, 2, 3, 4 FFA Officer 4 60 Bill Gullickson Football 3, 4 Basketball 2 Lettermen's Club 4 Intramural Basket- ball 4 Gary Hamilton Football 1, 2, 3 Track 1, 2 Basketball 1 Eagle Scout Dale Hammer Basketball 1, 2 Football 4 Lettermen's Club FFA Officer 4 Intramural Basketball Diane Hammer Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 3, 4 Journalism 3 Forensic League 4 Speech Class Play 4 Cheryl Hanson Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 3,4 Forensic League 4 Librarian 3 Speech Class Play Little Orpheum 3 Jean Hass Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Forensic League 4 Cheerleader 3, 4 All-State Band 3, 4 Annual Editor c Staff Quill Scroll 3. 4 Honor Society 3, 4 Girls State 3 Nyla Harrington Chorus 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Forensic League 4 All-State Chorus 4 Annual Staff 3. 4 Quill Scroll 3.4 Pep Club 3, 4 Tumbling 3 Debate 1 Band Ensemble 1, 2, 4 Mixed Vocal Ensemble 4 Ken Haugen FFA 1. 2, 3 Farm Mechanics 3 Honorable Mention Welding 2 Marshann Heinemann FFA Sweetheart Homecoming Queen Forensic League 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Secretary 2 Treasurer 3 Annual Staff 1 Bill Houser Student Rep. Forensic League 4 Speech Class Play 4 Senior Class Play Little Orpheum 3, 4 Donna Kuhle Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus 1, 3, 4 Senior Class Play Annual Staff 3, 4 Class President 3 Declam 2 Debate 1 Gary Jewett Basketball 1, 2. 3, 4 Football lf 3, 4 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 All Conference Basket- ball team 3 Lettermen's Club 2,3,4 Little Orpheum 1, 2 Deanna Herrick Chorus 1, 2, 3 Vice-President 1 Annual Staff 3 Sweetheart Candidate 4 Little Orpheum 1, 2, 3, 4 Senior Class Play 4 Physical Ed. 3 Jim Jewett Football 1, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3 Track 2, 3 FFA 1 Lettermen's Club Little Orpheum One Act Plays Intramural B. B. Marilyn Kuehl Pep Club 3, 4 Honor Society 4 Journalism 3 Quill i Scroll 3, 4 Forensic League 4 Librarian 3 Chorus 2, 4 Lynn Johnson Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Lettermen's Club Homecoming King Candidate Vice-President 2 Student Rep. 3 Track 1 Dance Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Brass Choir 4 Ensembles Gary Lamp Football 1 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 1, 2, 3 Track Captain 3 State Track Meet 3 Lettermen's Club 1, 2, 3, 4 62 Noreen Luttmann Senior Class Play Little Orpheum 1, 2. 3, 4 Annual Staff 3 Declam 2, 3 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Librarian 3 Solo 1, 2, 3, 4 All-State Chorus 2, 4 Gary Parker Track 1. 2. 3 Football 1,2,4 Basketball 1. 2, 3, 4 Chorus 4 One Act Plays 4 Senior Class Play State Track 3 Jerry McMahon Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 1. 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2 Intramural Basketball 4 Lettermen's Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Football Captain 4 All-State Football 4 Veronica Neal Librarian 4 Doug Peterson President 1 Track 1 Football 1, 2, 4 Basketball 1, 2 FFA Vice-Pres. 4 Homecoming King Candidate 4 FFA 1, 2, 3.4 All-State Football Honorable mention Intramural B. B. 4 4 Peggy Phelan Pep Club 3, 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3 FFA Sweetheart Candidate 4 Office Secretary 4 Physical Ed. 3 Jean Pulscher Pep Club 3,4 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Librarian 3 One-Play Director 4 Roy Schramm Band 3 Intramural Basketball 4 Football 63 Roger Seims Annual Staff Photographer Sr. Class Play- Tom Thorson One-Act Plays 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Homecoming King Candidate Treasurer 2 Brass Choir 3 Speech Club 4 Little Orpheum 1, 2, 3, 4 Speech Club Plays 4 Senior Class Play Beverly Smallfield Pep Club 3, 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Librarian 3 Senior Class Play Janet Weigel Pep Club 3, 4 One-Act Play 2, 4 Forensic League 4 Annual Staff 3 Homecoming Queen Candidate Chorus 2, 3, 4 Cheerleader 3, 4 F. F. A. Sweetheart Candidate Tumbling 3 Journalism 4 Student Council Representative 1 Librarian 3 64 Lillian Stein Pep Club 3, 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Journalism 3 Forensic League 4 Dan Willard Football 1 F. F. A. 1,2, 3, 4 F. F. A. Treasurer 4 Intramural Basketball 1, 4 Honor Students Receive Top Awards Eugene Henry, who received the Patt Snuggerud Masonic Award, holds the door for Carol Foreman, Legion Award r-p I Vera Beach represented Kiwanis boys were Gene Henry, Flandreau as DAR candidate. Dan Gullickson, Tom Henry, Dan Willard, Keith Kroeger, and Jerry MacMahon. Mary Ann Delay Marilyn Kuehl, O. E. S. Award; Tom Henry, Legion Award; Jean Hass, P. E. O. Award. Donna Kuhle Joan Berger Betsy Bonde Roger Seims Jean Pulscher Valedictorian, Gene and Salutatorian, Graduation had a special meaning to Eugene Henry and Carol Foreman as they grad- uated with the highest honors in the class of 1963. Gene and Carol, although both 'A' students and National Merit Scholars, don't believe in all work and no play. Both were active throughout their four years of high school in school and class activities and look back on four years filled with frolicing fun and lasting friendships. Carol Entertainment for Commence- ment was provided by the mixed chorus ensemble. Betsy seems to be getting a little anxious about when they're going to present the diplomas. Head Graduating Class Speaker for the Senior Vesper Service was Rev. Lyle Ingle- bret, who gave a thought pro- voking talk on self evaluation. Diplomas were presented to the fifty two graduating seniors by President of the School Board, Justin Jones. Index Albers, Ken 30 Alberts, Kathy 30, 37 Allen, Eloise 8, 23 Allen, Helen 8, 19, 23 Allen, LaVonne 8 Allen, Marie 8, 23 Amdahl, Dennis 30 Amdahl, Ervin 59 Anderson, Kathle 8, 23 Austad, Mary 30 Baarstad, Mary 8, 23 Barjenbruch, Steve 18, 30 Barthel, Allen 39, 40, 53, 59 Barthel, Delorls 19, 40 Beach. Vera 14,17, 24, 26. 28, 35, 49, 58, 65 Beekman, Barbara 30 Bennett, Bryan 8, 48, 53, 54 Berger, Jerry 8 Berger, Joan 24, 35, 59, 65 Blteler, Darrel 38, 42, 55, 56 Blanchard, Perry 21, 46, 53, 59 Blum, Carol 19, 42 Bonde, Betsy 14,17,18, 23, 24, 35, 36, 59, 65, 66 Bonrud, Charlene 23, 26, 30, 36 Bothern, Russ 30 Burns, James 8, 48 Campbell, Cathy 20, 30, 36, 54 Campbell, Diane 8, 20 Chamberlin, Susie 12, 42 Chamley, Bruce 18, 30 Cherney, Anita 8, 23 Christensen, Allen 30 Christensen, Carole 8, 19 Christensen, Glenda 8, 23 Christensen, Karen 42 Christensen, Shannon 40, 42, 53 Cloud, Shirley 24, 59 Corcoran, Janice 8 Corcoran, Pat 30 Crow, Warlene 8 Dahl, Jerdyne 42 Dailey, Laura 8, 18, 20 Dailey, Lin 8 Dailey, Jay 30 DeLay, Kathy 30 Delay, Mary 17,18, 35, 65, 59 Dlbben. Adele 26, 37, 59 Dlerks, David 46, 55. 56, 53, 60 Doyle, Bonnie 60 Doyle, Darlene 8, 54 Dolye, Judy 8, 54 Doyle, Theresa 42 Driscoll, Pat 8, 53 Duncan, Bob 42 Duncan, Mel 8, 55 Duncan, Tom 8, 48, 55 Ehret, Jim 9, 48. 53 Ehret, Mary 60 Ehret, Robert 42 Ellefson, Jim 18, 30, 52 Elllngson, Susie 19, 20, 26, 31, 52 Eng, Curt 31, 46, 56 Eng Dale 31 Eng Jim 9 Eng, Maragaret 19, 31 67 England, Julie Erickson, Dennis 22, 23, 31, 40, 46, 52, 56 Erickson, Dianne 19, 42, 35 Erickson, Donna 9, 23 Erickson, Sharon 60 Erickson, Roger 23, 53, 60 Fadgen, Pam 9 Fenner, John 17,18, 31 Foreman, Carol 19, 20, 24, 58, 65, 66 Foreman, Don 19, 20, 35, 37, 31, 46, 52, 55, 56 Franz, Dennis 42 Fuhs, David 42 Gageby, Shirley 9, 23 Gilbert, LeAnn 9 Graflng, Leroy 42 Gulllck8on, Dan 15, 25, 28, 40, 38, 53, 60, 65 Gulllckson, Doris 12, 31 Gulllckson, Ed 38, 40, 46, 53, 56, 60 Gulllckson, Jo 18,19, 31 Gulllckson, Judy 9, 23, 54 Gulllckson, Lois 19,20,42 Gulllckson, Mary 31 Gulllckson, Bill 28, 46, 53, 56, 60 Gunderson, Duane 9 Hagedorn, Gene 9 Hagedorn, Richard 2, 42 Halter, David 9, 39, 53, 55 Hamilton, Gary 24, 6l Hammer, Dale 38, 40, 46, 53, 56, 61 Hammer, Dianne 61 Hammer, Janet 20, 43 Hammer, Sandra 9, 23 Hanson, Cheryl 61 Hanson, Jackie 43 Hanson, Judy 21, 27, 37, 43 Hanson, Rosmary 9, 23 Harrington, Nyla 18, 19, 25, 61 Hass. Jean 17,18,19, 26, 28, 35, 49. 61. 65 Hass, Kathy 8,19, 23 Hasvold, Roger 9, 48 Haugen, Gordon 9, 48, 53 Haugen, Jeanette 8, 23, 35, 52 Haugen, Jim 18, 43 Haugen, Ken 61 Headrick. Betty 35, 42. 44 Headrick, Du Wayne 43. 50. 51 Headrick, LeAnn 31 Headrick, Jolene 9, 23 Headrick, Roger 18, 43, 46, 50, 51, 55, 56 Hefte, Diane 19, 31 Helnemann, Leonard 9, 39 Helnemann, Marshann 12,13,14, 39, 61 Henry, Eugene 19, 20, 23, 25, 26, 35, 46, 50, 51, 56, 58, 65, 66 Henry, Tom 12,13.15. 20. 23, 25, 26, 46, 51. 58. 65, 36, 35.19 Herrick, Deanna 21, 62 Herrick, Roger 18, 40, 43 Hexum, Daniel 9 Hexum, Ron 31, 53 Hobson, John 18, 22, 23. 31, 46, 55 Houser. Bill 26. 62 Howland, Linda 31 Hurley, Barbara 31 Hurley, Betty 9� 23 Hurley, Jim 43 Jacobson, Charlene 9 Jewett, Art 9, 52 Jewett, Gary 21, 24, 36, 46, 48, 50, 51, 55, 56, 62 Jewett, Jim 21, 26, 46, 53, 56, 62 Johnson, Barb 9� 54 Johnson, Dale 31, 52 Johnson, Jay 9, 53 Johnson, Ken 31, 40 Johnson, Lynn 15,18, 25, 50, 56, 51, 62 Johnson, Robert 9 Johnson, Ruth 31 Jones, Julie 9, 20 Julson, Bobby 9, 53 Kautz, Mary 31 Kautz, Walter 9 Klltske, Karel 31, 54 Kreber, Carol 31, 54 Kreber, Jim 9 Kroeger, Keith 19. 20, 24, 35, 46, 50, 51, 58, 56, 65 Kroeger, Reta 9 Krogman, Elaine 9 Kucera, June 9, 23 Kucera, Nila 12, 43 Kuehl, Marilyn 3b, 62, 65 Kuhle, Donna 19, 23, 25, 62, 65 LaLonde, Larry 31, 40, 46 Lamp, Gary 50, 51, 56, 62 Lamp, Karen 9 Landis Julie 9 Lee, Ronald B. 31,43,46,52 Lee, Ronald M. 43 Leraas, Gordon 31, 40, 46, 52, 55, 56 Leraas, Ron 42, 44, 35, 50, 53, 55, 56 Leunlng, Brenda 43 Long, Eugene 46 Lowry, Carl 46 Lowry, Tony 46 Ludgate, Janice 17,18,19. 20, 31, 52 Luttmann, Gerald 31, 53, 55 Luttmann, Noreen 23, 63 Maxwell, Lucille 18, 19. 31. 52, 54 McAtee, Larry 36, 46, 48, 50, 51, 55, 56 McDowall, Doug 31, 52 McFarland, Vicki 43 McMahon, Jerry 46, 48, 53, 55, 56, 63, 66 Meeker, LeAnn 18, 19, 27, 31, 36 Miles, Denise 28, 43 Miles, Leslie 18, 31 Miles, Viola 10, 54 Millman, Carolyn 10, 19, 23 Murphy, Bob 8, 35, 52 Nass Gary 38, 40, 41 Nass, Leanne 10, 23 Neal, Jim 19, 31, 52, 55, 56 Neal, Veronlc 37, 63, 66 Neprud, Julie 31 Newcomer, Sandra 2, 31 Otto, Ron Palm, Jim 10 Parker, Gary 2-, 23. 25, 26. 46, 50, 51, 56, 63 Paulson, Larry 31, 46, 52 Peper, Roger 35, 38, 42, 44, 46, 50, 51, 55, 56 Peterson Doug 13. 15, 24, 27, 38. 40, 46, 53, 63 Peterson, Helen 27, 43, 49 Phelan, Peggy 3, 63 Phillips, Sandra 10, 54 Prouty, Connie 43 Prouty, James 10 Pulscher, David 10 Pulscher, Jean 23, 26, 63, 65 Randall, Pam 10, 23, 54 Rederth, Patti 10 Redmond, Linda 31 Redmond, Robert 10 Re wait, Jim 18, 32, 46, 50, 51, 55, 56 Riley, Joe 42, 53 Roark, Shelia 18, 19, 20, 43, 44 Robertson, Linda 19, 23, 35, 42, 44 Ronnlng, Darnelle 32 Roshelm, Jane 32 Sampson, Steven 10, 53 Schlpper, Lloyd 17, 18. 32 Schmid, Darrell 26, 43, 53, 55 Schmidt, Barbara 10 Schramn, Madonna 10, 23, 37 Schramn, Pat 19, 43 Schramn, Roy 63 Schult, Vern 32, 40, 46 Schuyler. Bill 43, 50, 55. 56 Scofield, Audrae 37, 23, 43 Scofield, Boyd 43, 46, 53, 56 Scofield. Jon 35, 43. 44, 53 Slems, Linda 43 Slems, Roger 64,65 Slems, Terry 10, 39 Skroch, Terry 10, 37, 54 SmaUfleld, Bev 24, 64 Smallfleld. Dorothy 20, 27, 32, 54 Smith, Dennis 22, 23, 39. 40, 43 Smith, Gary 10 Snuggerud, Pat 14, 26, 35, 37, 49, 58, 65 Solem, Kathy 43, 44 Solem, Steve 10.13, 53, 55 Sorensen, Maxine 19. 23, 43 Sorensen, Roddy 43, 44, 53 Sorensen, Shirley 19. 20, 32, 36 Steenhoven, Ferdinand 32 Stein, Lavonne 44, 54 Stein, Lillian 37. 64 Stewart, Marilyn 32, 54 Stlmson, Bill 32 Stringer, Ed 10 Stringer, John 44 Studeman, Joan 18, 32 Studstahl, Steve 32 Sundermeyer, Karen 44 Taylor, Lee 32 Taylor, Myron 44, 55, 56 Teer, Nell 10,12, 23, 48, 53, 55 Thoreson, David 12, 19. 20. 26, 44, 53, 55, ! Thorson, Susan 10, 37 Thorson, Tom 12,15,16, 21, 25, 26, 64 Tjarks, LeeAnn 32, 54 Ulwelllng, Don 10 Urban, Greg 10, 20 Vanderhoof, Pat 17,18, 44, 46, 55, 56 Walberg, Danny 10,12, 48 Walberg, Russ 44. 46, 53, 55, 56 Weigel, Jay 19, 23, 26, 32, 35, 46, 52. 55, 51 Weigel, Janet 12,14, 19. 20, 23, 25, 49. 64 Westman, Jo 32 Weston, Ken 32 Wlederlch, Larry 32, 46, 56 Wiese. John 32, 40, 53 Wilcox, Linda 10 Willard. Dan 38, 40, 53, 64. 65 68 Williams, Dan 44