Flandreau High School - Flyer Yearbook (Flandreau, SD)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1965 volume:

■ Flandreau High School Flandreau, South Dakota STAFF Dorothy Smallfield ...................Editor Helen Allen............................Asst. Editor Gordon Leraas................. Sports Editor LeAnn Meeker.............Business Manager Jim Neal ............................... Art Designer Ellen Fenner ...................Photographer Janice Corcoran ..................Activities Miss Taylor......................... Advisor Theme: 'SHOOTING FOR THE STARS In Memoriam NOBLE HANSON The students of Flandreou High School suffered a severe loss in the death of a man who foryears sought to improve their educational opportunities and their chances for success in life. Sincere sympathies are extended in memory of Mr. Noble L. Hanson who served as a member of the Board of Education of this school district for four years. Mr. Hanson was also an active member in social, civic, and church affairs of this community. But he will be remembered long- est by the young women and men of the community for the contribution to the school he served. ADMINISTRATION Superintendent Sylvan Vigness and Mrs. English Our school is dedicated to the purpose of helping each student develop into the best person he is capable of becoming. It is our purpose to train for future citizenship. We seek to provide children with an op- portunity to seek knowledge and skill in all fields of human endeavor. We must equip them with a sense of moral and civic responsibility and to apply this knowledge to the betterment of living within their areas of influence. THE MEN WHO MAP OUR COURSE A good education is worthwhile and highly necessary in this modern world. Your life work will be greatly influenced by the ed- ucation that you receive while in high school. This education is your responsibil- ity. You must set a goal and strive to a- chieve that goal. Flandreau High School offers you the challenge to prepare your- self for a rewarding future — it is up to you to accept that challenge. UK 4 Barbara Beekman and Principal William Hass SCHOOL BOARD-FACULTY SCHOOL BOARD: Mrs. John Bonde, Lou Hobson, Harold Schmidt, Charles Johnson, and Justin Jones, chair- man. Not pictured is Mrs. Gladys English, clerk. Cecil Gulick Custodian Charles Prochaska Mathematics B.S., Northern State College M. S., Northern State College William F. Bird Guidance Counselor, Mechanical Drawing B. S., South Dakota State University M. Ed., South-Dakota State University Dale Kirsch General Science.Advanced Algebra, Senior Mathematics B.S., Northern State College FACULTY Mrs. Solveig Aarness U.S. History, Vocal Music B.A., Augustana College Alex Hilsendeger English II, Advanced Speech, Bookkeeping B.S., Northern State College James Cheadle Chemistry, Physics B. S., South Dakota State University Mrs. Margie Chamley (left) English III B. S., South Dakota State University Mrs. Esther Gruneich (right) German Huron College Miss Carolyn Taylor English I, Government, Economics B.S., South Dakota State University 6 FACES Ronald F. Whalen Band B.FA., University of South Dakota M.M., University of South Dakota Mrs. Jean Macksam Shorthand, Typing, Journalism, Secretarial Practice B. S., South Dakota State University M.Ed., South Dakota State University Mrs. Irene Riffel English IV, Librarian B. S., Winona State Darrell Corlett Biology, Physical Education B.S., South Dakota State University Dave Acheson Agriculture, Industrial Arts B. S., South Dakota State University 7 FACULTY Mrs. Janice Fintel Home Economics B.S., South Dakota State University Roger Westerfcerg World History B.A., Dakota Wesleyan University M.Ed., South Dakota State University Dennis Rhead Sociology, Psychology, Physical Education B.S., Southern State College Mrs. Ann Whalen Spanish B.A., University of South Dakota M.A., University of South Dakota Richard D. Pattee U.S. History B.A., Huron College 8 Grapplers Post Impressive Record The second year of wrestling proved a profitable experience for these members of the A team. Back row left to right: Don Erickson, Steve Sol- em, Gary Luttmann, Larry LaLonde, Jay Weigel, Gordy Leraas. Front row: Vern Halter, Dave Schmid, Craig Gust, Wayne Scofield, Jay Dailey, and Stan Lutter. Senior Gary Luttmann, 154 lb. class, takes a deep breath before starting round two against Clear Lake. Wrestling WE THEY 25 FIS 28 13 Milbank 38 46 Britton 8 10 Madison 39 16 Sisseton 31 39 Canistota 10 35 Clark 13 16 Clear Lake 23 39 Canistota 13 23 FIS 19 15 Clear Lake 25 Lutter and Weigel, senior co-captains, lead the team in action each match. Members of the B team furnished good workouts for the A team and many times challenged for starting positions. Back row, left to right: Reg Bauske, Don- ald Ulwelling, Ken Klitzke, Steve Sampson, Jerry Doyle. Front row: Bill Lutter, Pat Driscoll, Bruce Ramsdell, Bob Jacobsen, and Stan Gruneich. Gordy Leraas, seniorgrappler, learned a lot his first year and came back his second to lead the team in points and to earn a berth in the State Wrestling Tournament at Spearfish. Larry LaLonde, senior, awaits signal to start this match. Fliers Have Talent Back row, left to right: Student Manager John Hobson, Tom Schmidt, Ron Lee, Jay Weigel, Jim Neal, Larry Paulsen, Bryan Bennett, Stan Gruneich, Student Manager Terry Seims. Third row: Dennis Erickson, Ken Klitzke, Bob Murphy, Gordy Haugen, Dale Johnson, Jim Rewalt, Neil Teer, Larry LaLonde. Second row: Steve Solem, Warren Scofield, Wayne Headrick, Dave Halter, Rog Hasvold, Dave Knouss, Don Foreman, Bill Ellingson, Don Waxdahl. First row: Bill Davidson, Jay Dailey, Wayne Scofield, Curt Eng, Stan Lutter, Tom Duncan, Gordon Leraas, Reg Bauske, Gene Long. Co-captains Rewalt and Weigel represented the team by playing their best each game. Offensive team includes: Bob Murphy (E), Jay Weigel (T), Jim Rewalt (HB), Curt Eng (G), Gordy Leraas (FB), Don Foreman (LB), Tom Dun- can (QB), Stan Lutter (G), Neil Teer (HB), Ron Lee (T) and Larry Paulsen (E). Defensive team featured: Larry Paulsen (E), Don Foreman Neil Teer snags a pass and plans to (LB), Jim Rewalt (HB), Ron Lee (T), Curt Eng (LB), Larry speed by Clear Lake defenders. LaLonde (T), Ken Klitzke (LB), Neil Teer (HB), Jay Weigel (T), Gordy Leraas (LB) and Bob Murphy (E). 11 Seniors Set the Pace Jay Weigel Tackle Gordon Leraas Fullback Larry Paulsen End Larry LaLonde Tackle Dale Johnson End Jim Neal End WE 0 Football Madison THEY 7 19 FIS 7 0 Redfield 28 13 Clear Lake 13 33 Britton 0 7 (Homecoming) Milbank 48 13 Webster 20 14 Clark 7 14 Sisseton 18 Curtis Eng Guard Stan Lutter Guard Dennis Erickson Halfback Don Foreman Center Gordy Leraas (23) is downed after 15 yards while Jay Weigel (70) and Larry Paulsen (80) help block down field. Dave Knauss Halfback Jay Dailey Halfback The Fliers line up as their captain, Jim Rewalt, calls off the offensive signals. 12 Frosh Are Impressive Bock row: Bill Hass, Bruce Ramsdell, Dan McMahon, Ron Jones, John Newbern, Ricky Lohnes, Craig Gust, and Allan Weise. Front row: Greg Phel- on, Lloyd Gill, Jerry Doyle, Ron Christen- sen, Jordon Suhr, Phil Solem, and Ron Ul- welling. Neil Teer and Ken Klitzke both have a good year starting for the Fliers. Tom [Xincan played quarterback most of the year, while Bob Murphy was recognized by the Argus Leader for his efforts at end. M Coach Rhead's second year as heod football coach matched his first year's record. A”Cheerleaders Urge Big Fliers on to Victory Jolene Headrick enjoys herself as she leops effortlessly into the air. Lucille Max to be saying below, as ! with all her i Thorson tries to ine her toes in a side jump. Standing: Susan Thorson and Jolene Head rick. Kneeling: Susan Ellingson, Janice Ludgate, and Lucille Maxwell. Susan Ellingson executes a smooth flying split. Janice Ludgate gracefully forms a sort of spread eagle. B” Cheerleaders Boost Little Fliers These four girls kept the B team going throughout the 1964-45 basketball year. They are, at left from top to bottom, Janna Luttmann, Sharon Herrick, and Kathi Otto. Susan Bird is pictured below. Fliers Have Long Season Basketball WE THEY 44 Beres ford 51 49 Redfield 62 46 Webster 76 49 Milbank 48 40 Clark 57 41 Slayton 58 44 Redfield 49 45 Sisseton 78 49 Clear Lake 54 49 Britton 60 63 FIS • 58 55 Webster 88 50 Milbank 49 47 Mad ison 67 37 Sisseton 91 33 Clear Lake 74 54 Britton 72 Coach Darrell Corlett (I) and Assistant Coach Dennis Rhead (r) flank the Flandreou basketball squad of 1964-65. Back row: Coach Corlett, Bob Murphy, Duane Gun- derson, Larry Paulsen, Jim Neal, Coach Rhead. Center row: Bob Houser, Jim Re- walt, Dennis Erickson, Doug McDowell, Front row: Neil Teer, Jim Bums, Art Jewett, and Clyde Redwing. Jim Rewalt, Doug McDowell, Larry Paulsen and Jim Neal (from left) were the seniors who ployed their last season for FHS. At right is a little of the rugged action the Fliers went through during the season. 16 Things Are Looking Up B team members are: Back row: Don Waxdahl, Warren Scofield, Bill Davidson, Dan McMahon, Jim Landis. Front row: Bob Houser, Gary Thorson, Tom Schmidt, Wayne Headrick, Ron Jones. + Bob Houser aims for two points dur- ing a B squod game. The Frosh team includes: Back row: Roger Lee, Bernie Harrington, Roger Tjarks, Dan McMahon, Elmer Jurgens. Kneeling: Bill Hass. 17 The two hard working student managers, Jim Eng and Terry Siems, are seen packing the trunk for a basketball trip. Fleet Fliers Fly Fast Varsity track members who had a fairly successful season are: Back row, left to right: Jim Rewalt, Jim Bums, Dale Johnson, Wayne Headrick, Kenneth Johnson, Gordy Leraas, Reg Bauske, Ken Klitzke, Vic Kirsch, and Bill Davidson. Front row: Bob Murphy, Jay Weigel, Neil Teer, Bob Houser, Stan Grune- ich, Dan McMahon, Ron Lee, Pat Driscoll, and Steve Solem. Vk 41 ...I' ■ I i - L- f Junior, Neil Teer was Flandreou’s lone entry to the state track meet. Neil won four firsts at the regional meet and placed in two events at the state meet. Jim Rewalt and Jay Weigel, senior co-captains, turned in fine records for the school. 18 Frosh Speedsters Look Impressive Back row, left to right: G. Phelan, B. Jacobson, B. Chamley, D.Kirkegaard. Second row: R. Lee, C. Gust, R. Lohnes, B. Ramsdell, B. Hass. Front row: B. Harrington, R. Tjarks, R. Johnson, J. Newburn. Seniors in their last year at F.H.S. are: Back row, 1 left to right: J. Wiegel, R. Lee, D. Johnson. Front row: K. Johnson, G. Leraas, J. Rewalt. As the 1965 sports editor writes this last bit of copy, he is reminded of all the experiences, good and bad, winning or losing, that he hos hod a hand in. In the future we as seniors hope the underclassmen rise to each occasion as we have tried to do and we know they will feel a little more proud of themselves and their fellow teammates. 19 SENIOR Clarissa (left) turns away from the utter ignorance of Ernestine as she describes a murder mystery. Cast CLASS PLAY Now go away little pigeonl Henry Gilcrest said dis- gustedly. You wouldn't take a man's last peanutwould you? But the pigeon won out. Ernestine ...... Jill ........... C. E. Grimm .. Dr. Earnest ... Gladys ......... Ernie Sapper ... Student Director Advisor.......... ... LeeAnn Tjarks .... Julie Neprud ........ Ron Lee .... Dave Knauss . Cathy Campbell ........Curt Eng Doris Guillickson Mr. Hilsendeger Clarissa ...... Henry Gilcrest Aunt Ethel ... Martha f .... Aunt Stella .. Mr. Bumpus .. Sleepy ........ Pumpkin........ ...... Jane Rosheim ......Don Foreman JoEllen GuHickson ... Janice Ludgate . . Charlene Bonrud ...... Jim Neal ........Jay Dailey ... . Susie Ellingson DEADLY EARNEST Ernie Sapper looks Martha over to see if she is ready for marketing marriage. Aunt Ethel stands with a look of complete disgust and boredom. As the old saying goes one needs his beauty sleep. Mr. Hilsendeger seems to be getting his, don't you think? I'll try to woid this in the langwicg you is customed to, explains Mr. Bumpus. He is trying to explain about the SI 7.83 toSleepy, his cohort. All's well ogain between Henry and his girl, Gladys. But this is before Henry remembers his deal with Mr. Bumpus. ONE-ACT PLAY Members of the winning one-act play are: Standing: Jim Neal, Larry LaLonde, Anita Cherney, Janice Ludgate, Sheila Fargen, Susan Hoven, Don Foreman, and Bryan Bennett. Seated: Neil Teer, Charlene Bonrud, LeeAnn Tjarks, Susan Ellingson, JoAnn Maxwell, Ron Lee. Neil Teer, Susan Ellingson, and Bryan Bennett are caught in a scene from the play. Janice Ludgate won the title of best sup- porting actress in the district contest for her performance as Martha Horst. Jim Neal gets a Whap on his al- ready sore head from Larry LaLonde. One of the many problems Jim Neal had during the play was a bucket. Advisor of the play was Mr. Hilsendeger, and stu- dent director was LeeAnn Tjarks. 22 Future Farmers Have Varied Activities FFA officers for the 64-65 year were: Standing: Warren Johnson, reporter; Gary Luttman, parlia- mentarian; Leonard Heineman, sentinel; Jim Eng, chaplain. Seated: Gordon Leraas, vice-president; Curt Eng, president; Larry LaLonde, secretary; Ken- neth Johnson, treasurer. These four pretty products of the farm compete for FFA Sweetheart. They are, left to right: Charlene Bonrud, Darnelle Ronning, Susan Ellingson (Sweetheart) and Doris GuHickson. Knowing crops is not the only skill FFA tries to develop. Dennis Erickson (left) won the local talent contest while Gordon Leraas (below) took top honors in the Ag. speech contest. 23 Future Farmers Berwyn Peterson, Warren Scofield, and Wayne Sco- field were on the livestock team which ranked 21st out of 69 teams competing. Curt Eng and Ken Johnson received honorable men- tion in farm machanics. Larry LcrLonde, Larry Paulsen, and Ken Johnson made up the meats team in which LaLonde received a sup- erior rating. The dairy judging team of Dan Hexum, Butch Steen- hoven, and Leonard Heinemann. 24 The poultry team, Gary Reinhart, Don Erickson, and Warren Johnson received a superior rating and was fourth in the state. Win Awards Alan Weise, Wayne Headrick, and Roger Lee were crop judging contestants. Wayne received a superior rating for his efforts. Paul Erickson, Bob Johnson and Leonard Heinemann received an excellent rating and placed 8th in the state. The FFA is one the largest organizations in the school system. Vocational Agriculture not only provides classes for farmers-to-be but also develops skills nec- essary for every occupation connected with agricul- ture. It may seem to the reader everyone enrolled in VO-Ag receives an award. This is far from the truth. The large number of FFA members throughout the state and nation furnish much competition and the boys on the preceding pages are true champions. 25 STUDENTS STAY ACTIVE Shown above are the lonely 16 members of the Science Club. Next year they would like to increase their membership. Librarians who tried to help Mrs. Riffel are: Seated: S. Lutter, L. LaLonde, B. Mur- phy , andG. Luttmann. Standing: L. Barr, J. Smith, K. Lamp, L. Smith, T. Skroch, L. Nass, P. Smith, J. Haugen, J. Nep- aid, K. Klitzke, and D. Hefte. The Student Council consisted of: Back row: Reg Bouske, Dave Halter, Marcia Jewett, Neil Teer and Don Waxdahl. Seated: Jay Weigel, Jim Rewalt and Charlene Bonrvid. Pep Club officers were: Cathy Campbell, treasurer; Sheila Fargen, secretary. Seated: Margaret Eng, president and Doris Gull- ickson, vice-president. 13” Lucky Number fur FHS Band The fifteenth annual All-State Band was held at the Sioux Falls Washington High School. The 160 members were selected from more than 1300 stu- dents who auditioned throughout the state of South . Dakota. Thirteen students from our school partic- ipated in the band. This was the highest number of students from any of the 62 schools that were represented. Composer and arranger, Dr. Paul Yoder, Fort Lauderdale, Florida, was guest con- ductor. Dr. Yoder is immediate past president of the American Bandmaster's Association. With much instruction and an endless amount of patience, Mr. Ron Whalen, our director, guided these thir- teen musicians to their honors and the rest of the band to an important place in the school. The talented thirteen include: Stonding: Joan Stuedeman, Cathy Campbell, Jody Olson, LeAnn Meeker, Janice Lud- gate, JoEllen Gullickson, and Shirley Sorenson. Seated: Susie Rosheim, Steve Solem, Jim Rewalt, John Fenner, and Lucille Maxwell. Twenty one Superiors Earned at Madison Contest Miscellaneous Clarinet Choir: Rosheim, Thomas, Jones, Miles, Ekern, andAlberts. Meeker, Stuede- man, Maxwell, Ludgate, and Sorenson. Bb Clarinet Quartet Maxwell, Stuedeman, Me- eker, and Ludgate. Maxwell, Miles, Meeker, and Gullickson. Standard Clarinet Quartet: Clarinet Odntet: Campbell, Maxwell, Miles, Meeker, and Gullickson. Standard Clarinet Choir: Alberts, Thomas, Jones, Miles, Ekern, and Rosheim, Sorenson, Olson, Gullick- son, Hass, and Miles. FLANDREAU HIGH Front row: Janice Ludgate, Lucille Maxwell, Kathy Hass, Nancy Ekern, and Cathy Campbell. Second row: LeAnn Meeker, Joan Stuedeman, Rita Roshiem, Viola Miles, Linda Thomas, Audrey Alberts, Kathy Otto, Jean Franz, and Mary Dell Martinson. Third row: Jo Ellen Gullickson, Jody Olson, Sharon Smith, Don Duncan, Steve Solem, Jerry Doyle, Jeannette Haugen, Duanne Gunderson, Jim Rewalt, Leslie Miles, and Dianna Jones. Fourth row: John Fenner, Bruce Chamley, Julie Gullickson, Laura Dailey, Pat Driscoll, Mr. Ron Whalen, director; Dianne Hefte, and Steve Barjenbruch. Woodwind Ensemble: Rita and Susie Rosheim Soloists: Sorenson, Olson, Driscoll, Leland, Solem, Rosheim, Fenner. SCHOOL BAND Front row, right to left: Julie Neprud, Peggy Leland, Susanne Rosheim, Susan Thoreson, Jo Ann Maxwell, Susan Bird. Second row: Kathy Delay, Nancy Duncan, Julie Landis, Dianne Campbell, Carol Vigness, Carol Armstrong, Cynthia Jones, Jean Simons, Shirley Sorenson, and Donna Hanson. Third row: Pam Randall, Lin- da Howland, James Dailey, Jim Hoss, Craig Gust, Bill Hass, Bernie Harrington, Bill Davidson, Mel Duncan, Gary Smith, Doug McDowall, Ramona Miles, Lloyd Schipper. Fourth row: Susan Hoven, Caroyln Teer, Sandro Hammer, Margaret Eng, David Schmid, Lin Dailey, Art Jewett, Jim Ehert, Don Hanson, Dan McMahon, Neil Teer, and Jon Sorenson. Cornet Trio: Schipper, Smith, and McDowall. Brass Sextet: Davidson, Gullickson, Ramsdell, Waxdahl, Smith. Not Pictured: Sorenson. Trombone Quartet: Solem, Haugen, Rewalt, and Gunderson. f' Jr j ITS'! , t Brass Choir: Solem, Rewalt, Fenner, Gunderson, McDowall, Schipper, Davidson, Gull- ickson, Driscoll, Smith, Ehert. Horn Quartet: Gullickson, Smith Chamley, Fenner. FLANDREAU HIGH These eight singers, plus 1,192 other South Dakota high school vocalists, made up the 1964 All-State Chorus. Standing: Kathy Hass, Janna Luttmann, Jolene Headrick, and Rita Rosheim. Seated: John Hob- son, Ron Lee, Jay Weigel, and Dennis Erickson. SENIOR HIGH CHORUS: Back row: Ken Klitzke, Gary Luttmann, Jay Weigel. Third row: Karen Lamp, Karen Bennett, Donna Erickson, Anita Cherney, Kathy Delay, Julie Jones. Second row; Mrs. Aarness, director; Kathy Scofield, Laurie Robertson, LeAnn Nass, Linda Fuller, Virginia Erickson, Theoda Taylor, Mary Austad. First row: Joyce Hiller, LouAnn Smith, Madonna Schramm, Janice Smith, Linda Wilcox, Rosemary Hanson, Marlys Blum, Jolene Headrick. 30 SCHOOL SINGS Accompanying the singers this year was Jane Hobson, who did an excellent job. SENIOR HIGH CHORUS: Back row: Dennis Erickson, John Hobson, Ron Lee, Don Hanson. Third row: Sylvia Bissen, LeeAnn Tjarks, Kathy Anderson, LeeAnn Gilbert, Sheila Fargen, Margaret Gruneich, Shirley Sorenson, Margaret Eng. Second row: Susan Hoven, Sandra Hammer, June Kucera, Kathy Hass, Charlene Jacobsen, Darlene Doyle, Warlene Crow, Jean Fitch. First row: Janna Luttmann, Donna Hansen, Patricia Smith, Glenda Christensen, Carolyn Teer, Marie Allen, Eloise Allen, Judy Doyle. 31 CANDID CAMERA CLICKS FHS bond works hord outside whenever they get a good sunny day. (I Somebody is liable to get kicked, think.) Chorus members entertain the parents on Parent's Night during PTA. Flandreau High's own Crazy Gug-ENG-heim He's on his way to the top. ... .and leave the driving Boy, the teochers are rough at FHS. to us. 32 Journalism and Annual High Flier Staff '0090OO0 3000©«'� '“ r 000' oo As the typewriter is clicked, so is the paper inclined. Following this ancient motto, sixteen journalists v orked very hard to get the High Flier out each week. At left are the two co-editors. Jay Weigel, and Helen Allen. The staff from left to right (standing) are Gary Thoreson, Rudd Johnson, Linda Christensen, Kay Cherney, Roger Tjarks, La Vonne Christensen, Marcia Jewett, and Debra Cox. Seated, from left to right, are John Wiese, Bryan Bennett, Warren Johnson, Carolyn Millman, Jean Fitch, and Ellen Fenner. Annual Staff Works Long and Hard Editor Dorothy Smollfield and Sports Editor Gordon Leraas contemplate a heading for a track page after consulting the dummy. (That's not the adviser, either!) Jim Neal tears himself away from his chocolate cake long enough to seem to be monopolizing both glue jars. Actually, he's only posing of course. 33 STUDENTS RECEI1 HONOR STUDENTS: Seated: J. Weise, C. Campbell, J. Ludgate, J. Stuedeman, C. Kreber, and J. Rewalt. Second row: L. Maxwell, J. Gullickson, D. McDowall, K. Klitzke, D. Ronning, and J. Rosheim. Back row: D. Smallfieid, L. Meeker, J. Weigel, J. Fenner, L. Tjarks, and C. Bonrud. BOYS' STATE: Burns, Burger, and Halter. Alternate: GIRLS' STATE: Front row: Jacobson, and Millman. Heineman. Alternates: Randall, and Allen. QUILL AND SCROLL:| Seated: D. Smallfieid, J. Wiegel, L. Meeker, and K. Klitzke. Standing: C. Jacobsen, J. Headrick, K. Hass, S. Gageby, P. Randall, H. Allen, and C. Millman. Not pic- tured: D. Ronning. 34 HONORS Valedictorian John Fenner LeAnn Meeker OES Award Legion Award Jay Weigel Masonic Award Salutatorian JoEllen GuHickson Jim Rewalt KC Award Legion Award Student Body President Susie Ellingson PEO Award Math Awards: Dorothy Smallfield (2), Jim Rewalt (3), and Joan Stuedeman (1). 35 Cooking and Sewing of Interest FHA officers for the school year were: Diana Jones, reporter; Sharon Herrick, historian; Glenda Christensen, treasurer; Susan Hoven, vice-president; Kathy Scofield, president; Jolene Headrick, song leader; and Beverly Headrick, parliamentarian. The students who participated in debate this year were: Carol Kreber, LeAnn Tjarks, Jane Rosheim, Carolyn Mi liman, Don Foreman, and Ron Lee. 36 Declam participants were Janna Luttmann, poetry; Susan Hoven, oratory; Jo Ann Maxwell, humorous; and Cathy Campbell, dramatics. Dancing A Favorite Activity Doug McDowell seems to be singing ecstatically over the joy of being chosen as Baccaneer of the Honor Society dance. Cathy Campbell is also quite pleased at becoming the Queen at the dance. Man, ain't this a passionate dance! If you look closely you just might see a boy........ This is the swing ingest band this side of the Muddy- Missouri. I'm sure glad the camera stopped this action, aren't you? JUNIOR -SENIOR BANQUET Guest speaker at the banquet was Father Russell, shown here with his wife. Lovely Helen Allen had her picture taken as she waits patiently for her food. Not so patiently, Gordon Leraas munches celery to stave off starvation. John Fenner seems to be contemplating again, or is he licking his knife? Junior class president Neil Teer proposes a toast while master of ceremonies Mel Duncan looks on. Mr. Hass frowns at the fly in his soup, while Jim Rewalt wonders what is in the coffee and Mr. Hil- sendeger just shovels it in. Cross-eyed Brvice Chamley opens wide, while John Weise seems to be lamenting the fact that his plate is bare. JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM I wonder what in the world Stan Lutter is doing all that sly smiling about? Any ideas, Jane? Leonard Heineman was the only one brave enough to show his face in this picture. Realistic scenery was used to good advantage at the Prom. Evidently the Shattoes can't spell chateau but they can provide good music for a Prom. A few of the many pleased couples at the Prom. Mrs. Corlett giggles as she says. I have the strangest feeling that we are being watched. 39 Jane Rosheim, Darnelle Ronning, Joan Stuedeman, LeeAnn Tjarks, Mary Austad, Ferdinand Steenhoven, Kenny Weston, Steven Studsdahl, Lloyd Schipper, Jay Weigel, Vernon Schult, John Weise, Shirley Sorenson, Marilyn Stewart. Charlene Bonrud, Jay Dailey, Dennis Erickson, Kathy DeLay, Allen Christensen, Dale Eng, Steve Bar- jenbruch. Curt Eng, Bruce Chamley, Susan Ellingson, Barbara Beekman, Russell Bothern, Cathy Campbell, Pat Corcoran. Not pictured: LeAnn Headrick. This double sextet furnished an entertaining musical selection. FLANDREAU HIGH SCHOOL Rev. Gruneich's baccalaureate address was entitled Star Light, Star Bright. CLASS OF 1965 Lucille Maxwell, Karel Klitzke, Douglas McDowall, John Fenner, Julie Nepnjd, James Neal, James Rewalt, Larry Paulsen, Janice Ludgate, Ron Lee, Dorothy Smallfield, Gary Luttmann, Eugene Long, LeAnn Meeker, Stan Lutter, Leslie Miles. Not pictured: Ruth Johnson. Doris Gullickson, Linda Howland, David Knauss, Ken Johnson, Don Foreman, JoEllen Gullickson, Dale Johnson, Diane Hefte, John Hobson, Margaret Eng, Larry La Londe, Gordon Leroas, Carol Kreber. Not pictured: Dennis Amdahl and Kathy Alberts. School board chairman Justin Jones congratulates Kathy Alberts. Address given by E. Mickelson, SDEA research di rector, was entitled Space Unlimited. 41 1965 HOMECOMING ROYALTY BEAUTY AND THE BEASTS Attendants Doris Gullickson, Lucille Maxwell, LeAnn Meeker, Janice Ludgate, Queen Susan Ellingson, King James Rewalt, Attendants Den- nis Erickson, Douglas McDowall, Gordon Leraos, and Jay Weigel. Vern Schult gets it as he stars in the seniorskit McKee- ver vs. the Colonel. These beauty (?) contestants await the final decision in the sophomore Universal Starlets. Junior Darlene Doyle is pictured here crying for her lover in Hillbilly Rampage. The cheerleaders presented a coordinated bit of choreography called the Snake Dance. Homecoming-Fun and Successful Queen Susie and King Jim smile happily from the back of their royal coach. Flaming F inspired Fliers to their highest ... which paid off in a resounding defeat of the Britton Bulldogs by a efforts...... score of 33-0. Supt. and Mr. Vigness, and Art Jewett and Nancy Ekern enjoy a dance to the Arties. FRESHMEN Freshman Class Officers Standing: Dan McMahon, president; DonIXncon, treasurer; and Bruce Romsdell, vice-president. Seated: Rita Rosheim, secretary, and Marcia Jewett, Student Council representative. Class Advisors: Miss Taylor and Mr. Bird. Clifford Allen Jean Alberts C. Armstrong Mary Jane Barr Linda Barron Larry Bruns Brad Cham ley Kay Cherney L. Christensen L. Christensen Debra Cox David Dibbern Vera Dougherty Jerry Doyle Donald Duncan Nancy Duncan S. Erickson Ellen Fenner Craig Gust Lloyd Gill B. Horrington Bill Hass B. Headrick Sharon Herrick Lester Hexum Elmer Jurgens Ronald Jones Diana Jones Cynthia Jones Rudd Johnson Pamela Johnson Carol McBride Dan McMahon Ramona Miles Bnjce Millman Nancy Mogle Diane Myers John Newbern K. Paulsen P. Paulsen Joan Peper Greg Phelan Bruce Ramsdell Kathy Reinhart H. Robertson Rita Rosheim Don Schuyler Jeanne Simons Phil Solem Jon Sorenson Keith Stimson Linda Studeman Jordan Suhr C. Sundermeyer Linda Thomas Judy Thwing Roger Tjarks R. Tollefson Ron Ulwelling Carol Vigness Allen Wiese SOPHOMORES Sophomore Class Officers From left: Reg Bouske, Student Council representative; Bill Davidson, secretary; Bob Houser, vice-president; Dave Millman, treasurer; and Don Waxdahl, president. Class Advisors: Mrs. Riffel and Mr. Kirsch. Audrey Alberts Linda Barr Reg Bouske Karen Bennett L. Bothern Gerald Bothern G. Bommersboch Marlys Blum Sylvia Bisson Susan Bird Bill Ellingson Nancy Ekern Bruce Dibbern Helen DeGroot Bill Davidson Dan Dahl Janet Eng Donald Ericksen V. Erickson M. Gaineich J. Gu Hickson Sheila Fargen Jean Fitch Vern Halter Janet Hansen Jean Franz Linda Fuller Don Hanson Donna Hanson D. Headrick Wayne Headrick Joyce Hiller N. Hockhausen Bob Houser Susan Hoven Bill Jenkins Linda Johnson Warren Johnson C. Kirkpatrick Ken Klitzke Jim Landis Kathi Otto B. Peterson James Proufy Clyde Redwing Gary Reinhart Mike Rice L. Robertson Susie Rosheim David Schmid Robert Schmidt Tom Schmidt John Schroeder Kathy Scofield W. Scofield W. Scofield LouAnn Smith Janice Smith Patricia Smith Sharon Smith Jim Spangler Carol Stewart Greg Studsdahl B. Sundermeyer Theoda Taylor ♦ Carolyn Teer Gary Thoreson Don Ulwelling Ann Vanderhof Don Waxdahl D. Weston JUNIORS Junior Class Officers Standing: Neil Teer, president; David Halter, Student Council representative; Carolyn Millman, secretary; and Jerry Berger, treasurer. Seated: Shirley Gageby, vice-president. Class Advisors: Mrs. Fintel and Mr. Cheadle. Eloise Allen Marie Allen Helen Allen Kathy Anderson J. Corcoran Warlene Crow Laura Dailey Pat Driscoll Mel Duncan Tom Duncan Lynn Dailey Darlene Doyle Judy Doyle Jim Ehret Jim Eng Donna Erickson Paul Erickson Shirley Gageby Stan Gruneich D. Gunderson Gene Hogedorn David Halter Sandra Hammer R. Hanson Kathy Hass Roger Hasvold Gordon Haugen Jolene Headrick J. Johnson Bob Johnson Jim Kreber June Kucera Julie Jones Karen lamp Bob Juison Julie Landis Walter Kautz Viola Mil es Joyce Kitto C. Millman Bob Murphy M. Schramm Leanne Nass Terry Siems D. Pulscher Terry Skroch Greg Urban Bob Redmond Gory Smith John Yttreness Steve Sampson Steve Solem V m Linda Wilcox Barb Schmidt Ed Stringer Susan Thoreson Linda Bailey Neil Teer Class Motto: SENIORS PRESIDENT WITH THE KEY OF KNOWLEDGE, WE OPEN THE DOOR TO SUCCESS Class Flower: WHITE ROSE Class Colors: SILVER AND BLUE Susan Ellingson Douglas McDowall Football ............... 1 Basketball ............ 1-4 Track ................... 4 Band .................. 1-4 Forensic Club.......... 2-3 NHS.................... 3-4 NHS Buccaneer............ 4 Boys' State.............. 3 One-Act Ploys........... 1 Science Club........... 3-4 H. King Candidate.......4 Class Secretary ......... 4 Lettermen's Club......3-4 Little Orpheum ........ 1-2 Band Ensembles ........ 3-4 Dance Bond ............ 3-4 One-Act Ploys................... 2-4 Annual Stoff ................... 1-2 Cheerleader..................... 2-4 Chorus.......................... 1-3 Forensic leogue ................ 2-3 Class Secretary .................. 1 Class Representative.............. 3 Pep Club ....................... 1-4 Senior Class Play................. 4 Tumbling Club..................... 1 Homecoming Queen ................. 4 FFA Sweetheart.................... 4 Little Orpheum ................. 1-4 Declam.......................... 2-4 Class Treasurer................... 4 VICE-PRESIDENT LeAnn Meeker Band ............................ 1-4 All-State Band .................. 3-4 Pep Club......................... 1-4 Annual Staff..................... 2-4 Business Manager................... 4 Quill and Scroll ................ 3-4 Tumbling Club...................... I Science Club..................... 3-4 Band Ensembles .................. 1-4 Class Vice-President............... 4 Homecoming Queen Cand.............. 4 Little Orpheum .................. 1-4 Senior Class Ploy ................. 4 Forensic Leogue.................... 2 Joy Weigel Football ............. 1-4 Basketball......... 1-2 Wrestling ............ 3-4 Wrest. Co-captain ... 3-4 Football Co-captain .... 4 Track...............1-4 Lettermen's Club....2-4 Boys' State Alternate ... 3 Chorus ............... 1-4 All-State Chorus....2-4 FFA..................... 1 Class President ...... 2,4 Editor High Flier.. 3-4 Science Club ......... 3-4 President Sci. Club .... 4 One-Act Plays...... 1-2 NHS.................. 3-4 Quill and Scroll... 3-4 Homecoming Cond..........4 Little Orpheum ........1-3 STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVE Charlene Bonrud Pep Club.........................1-4 Pep Club Officer ................. 2 Chorus ..........................1-3 Tumbling Club..................... 1 FFA Sweetheart Candidate.......... 4 Dec lam .......................... 2 Annual Stoff ................. 1-2,4 Little Orpheum ..................1-4 One-Act Ployr....................1-4 Senior Class Ploy..................4 Student Council....................4 Cothy Campbell Physical Education ... 1-3 Little Orpheum ....... 1-4 Band ................. 1-4 Chorus ............... 1-3 NHS................... 3-4 Pep Club.............. 1-4 Pep Club Treasurer ... 1-4 Tumbling Club........... 1 Forensic Club......... 2-3 Declam................ 2-4 All-State Band........ 3-4 One-Act Play...........3-4 Student Director........ 4 Senior Class Ploy....... 4 NHS Sweetheart.......... 4 Science Club.......... 3-4 Band ............................ 1-4 Football .......................... 4 Wrestling ........................ 3-4 Basketball......................... 2 Track.............................. 1 Forensic Leogue ................. 2-3 Science Club..................... 3-4 One-Act Plays ................... 3-4 Little Orpheum ................... 1-4 Lettermen's Club...................3-4 Senior Class Play.................. 4 Russ Bothem Student Manager Football .........1 One-Act Plays......................2 Bruce Chamley Kathy Alberts Band......... Debate....... F.H. Quartet Bond ............................ 1-4 Ensemble......................... 1-2 Dance Band .........................3 Little Orpheum .................1-2,4 Track............................ 1,3 Football ..........................1 Basketball.........................1 Science Club........................3 Barbara Beekmon Chorus ...............1-3 Pep Club..............1-4 Annual Staff .......... 4 Mr. Hass' Secretary.... 4 Librarian.............. 3 Little Orpheum....... 1-4 Senior Class Play...... 4 Science Club........... 3 FNA ................... 2 Chorus ................ 1-2 Pep Club............... 1-2 Student Libror ion.... 1-2 Kothy Delay Band .................,........ 1-4 Chorus.......................... 1 4 L i it I e Orpheum ............. 1-3 Pep Club ...................... 1-4 Senior Class Play................ 4 Science Club................... 3-4 Curtis Eng Football .........................1-4 Trock.............................1-2 Basketball .........................1 One-Act Plays.....................3-4 Senior Class Play...................4 little Orpheum....................1-4 FFA...............................1-4 FFA Officer.......................3-4 Lettermen's Club .................2-4 Forensic Club.......................2 Margaret Eng Bond ................. 1-4 Tumbling Club........... 1 Dance Bond............ 1-4 Chorus ............... 3-4 Little Orpheum ..........1 Band Ensembles........ 1-4 Pep Club.............. 1-4 Pep Club President......4 Annual Staff............2-4 Senior Class Play....... 4 Forensic Club ........... 2 Patricia Corcoran Chorus ............................1 Librarian .........................2 Pep Club.........................1-4 Little Orpheum ..................2-3 Annual Staff.......................4 Senior Class Ploy..................4 Dale Eng Little Orpheum ......... 3 Football .............. 1 All-State Chorus...... 1-4 Chorus................ 1-4 Band.................. 1-3 Dance Band............ 2-3 Football.............. 1-2 Student Manoger......... 4 Track................. 1-2 Little Orpheum........ 1-2 Senior Class Ploy....... 4 mt % Linda Howland Band ......................... 1-4 Dance Band..................... 1-4 Little Orpheum ................. 1 Pep Club ...................... 1-4 Tumbling Club................... 1 Band Ensemble.................... 4 Dale Johnson Football .........................1,3-4 Basketball........................... 2 Track ............................. 3-4 Wrestling ........................... 3 Lettermen's Club..................... 4 Senior Class Play ........ 4 58 Dorothy Smollfield Little Orpheum...... 1-4 Dec lam.............. 1-2 Chorus .............. 1-3 Tumbling Club.......... 2 FNA ................... 2 Pep Club ............ 1-4 Annual Staff......... 3-4 NHS.................. 3-4 Quill and Scroll.... 3-4 Lloyd Schipper Band ............................1 _4 All-State Band .................... 2 Dance Bond.......................1 _4 Ensembles.........................1-4 Shirley Sorenson Chorus ........................ 2-4 Bond .......................... 1-4 All-State Band .................. 4 Tumbling Club ................... 2 Pep Club ...................... 1-4 Forensic Club ................... 2 One-Act Ploys ................... 1 FNA ............................. 1 Dec lorn ..................... ] _4 Annual Staff .................. 1-3 Little Orpheum ................ 1-4 Band Ensembles ................ 2-4 Jim Rewalt Football ............. 1-4 Basketball............ 1-4 Trock ................ 1-4 Bor'd................. 1-4 Science Club.......... 3-4 All-State Bond ....... 3-4 Lettermen's Club..... 1-4 NHS.................. 3-4 Boys' State........... 3 Homecoming King....... 4 Student Council Pres. ... 4 Little Orpheum........ 1 Dame lie Ronning Annual Staff ................... 3-4 Chorus .......................... 1-3 Pep Club........................ 1-4 NHS ............................ 3-4 NHS Secretory .................... 4 Quill and Scroll ................ 3-4 Pep Club Representative .......... 4 FFA Sweetheort Candidate .......... 4 Little Orpheum .................1-2,4 Jone Rosheim Pep Club .......................1-4 One-Act Plays ....................4 Debate .........................3-4 Chorus .........................1-3 Forensic Club.....................2 Little Orpheum .................1-4 Senior Class Play ................4 Football .............. 1-2 FFA ................... 1-4 FFA Judging Team ... 2-3 Little Orpheum........ 1-4 Forensic League Off. ... 3 Science Club Off.........4 Class Treasurer......... 2 Class President......... 3 Girls' State............ 3 Pep Club ............. 1-4 NHS................... 3-4 All-State Band ........3-4 DAR Candidate........... 4 Band ................ 1-4 Annual Staff ..........2-3 One-Act Plays ........ 1-4 Senior Class Play ...... 4 Forensic League ...... 2-3 Little Orpheum....... 1-4 Science Club.......... 3-4 Don Foreman Chorus ............................1 Football ....................... l«4 Football Co-captain................1 Basketball...................... 1 -3 Trock........................... |-2 Little Orpheum .................. 1-4 Speech Club..................... 2-3 Speech Club Vice-President......... 2 Lettermen's Club................ 2-4 Class Representative ............. 2 One-Act Ploys................... 3-4 Senior Class Play................. 4 Debate .......................... 2-4 LeAnn Heodrick Chorus............................1 Little Orpheum ...................2 FFA ............... 1 Little Orpheum .....2-3 Diane Hefte Band ..........................1-4 Annual Staff ................. 2-4 Chorus ........................ 1-3 Tumbling Club.................... 1 Pep Club....................... 1-4 Little Orpheum ................ 1-3 John Fenner Band ............................ 1-4 All-State Bond .................. 1-4 NHS.............................. 3-4 Science Club Officer............... 3 Boys' State........................ 3 Class Treasurer ................... 3 Little Orpheum ................... 1 Doris GuHickson Pep Club ............. 1-4 Pep Club Vice-Pres.....4 Tumbling Club........... 1 Annual Staff ......... 3-4 H. Queen Candidate ... 4 FFA Sweetheart Cond. .. 4 Little Orpheum....... 1-4 Senior Class Play..... 4 Chorus ............... 1-3 60 Lucille Maxwell James Neal Basketball ........... 2-4 Football ............. 3-4 Trock .................. 2 Annual Staff Phot. ... 1-4 One-Act Plays......... 3-4 Senior Class Plays...... 4 Lettermen's Club..... 2-4 Little Orpheum....... 1-4 Paper Staff........... 1-3 Ferdinand Steenhoven Little Orpheum Senior Class Play ... 4 FFA . 2-4 Ronald Lee Football ...........................3 Chorus......................... 1 -4 All-State Chorus................. 1-4 Basketball ........................ 2 Trock ........................... 1-4 Oie-Act Plays...................... 4 Debate ............................ 4 Annual Staff ...................... 4 Senior Class Play.................. 4 Science Club..................... 3-4 Science Fair....................... 4 Band ................ 1-4 All-State Band ........3-4 Pep C lub............ 1-4 B Cheerleader........ 2 A Cheerleader...... 3-4 NHS.................. 3-4 Tumbling Club.......... 1 Little Orpheum....... 1-3 H. Queen Candidate ... 4 Forensic Club.......... 3 Science Club......... 3-4 Annual Staff............ 3 Senior Class Play...... 4 NHS Treasurer.......... 4 Ensembles.......... 1-2,4 Band .......................... All-State Band................ 1,3-4 Annual Staff ................... 2-3 Pep Club ....................... 1-4 Little Orpheum ................. 1-3 Dance Band........................ 2 Band Ensembles ................. 1-4 Senior Class Play ................ 4 Gary Luttmonn Basketball......................... 1 Trock............................ 1-2 FFA ............................. 1-4 Little Orpheum..................- 1-4 Chorus......................... 3-4 Wrestling ............T............ 4 Intramural Basketball............ 2-4 Judging Teams.................... 3-4 Marilyn Stewart Pep Club .. 1-4 Chorus .. 1-3 Annual Staff Little Orpheum .... .. 2-4 Senior Class Ploy ... 4 Tumbling Club .... 1 Gordon Leroos Football ............. 1-4 Honorable Mention Ft. .. 3 All-State Wrestler....... 4 Wrestling............. 3-4 Basketball............ 1-2 Track ................ 1-4 Lettermen's Club..... 2-4 FFA .................. 1-4 FFA Officer............. 4 FFA Judging Team ... 2-4 Forensic Club ........ 2-3 Little Orpheum....... 1-4 Annual Staff.......... 3-4 Sports Editor........... 4 H. King Candidate....... 4 David Knauss Football ............. 2-4 Wrestling .............. 3 One-Act Ploys .......... 4 Little Orpheum ......... 4 Senior Class Ploy ...... 4 Janice Ludgote Band.............................1-4 All-State Band ..................1-3 Class Secretary ...................3 Student Council Representative .... 1 Tumbling Club......................1 Speech Club........................2 One-Act Plays .....................4 Senior Class Ploy .................4 H. Queen Candidate.................4 Little Orpheum ..................1-4 Pep Club.........................1-4 Cheerleader......................2-4 Declam ..........................2-4 Football ........................ 1-4 Basketball ...................... 1-2 Track ........................... 1-2 Wrestling........................ 3-4 Co-captain Wrestling............... 4 One-Act Ploys...................... 4 Science Club..................... 3-4 Carol Kreber Debate ........................... 4 Girls' State ..................... 3 Science Club.....................3-4 Science Club Secretary ........... 4 NHS............................. 3-4 NHS President .................... 4 Pep Club...................... 1-4 Little Orpheum ................. 1-4 LeeAnn Tjortcs FFA ............................ 1-3 Senior Class Ploy................... 4 High Flier Staff.................. 3-4 HFS Sports Editor................... 4 Form Mechanics Team................. 3 Poultry Team ....................... 3 Intramural Basketball .............. 2 Little Orpheum ................... 2-4 Lorry Paulsen Football ...........................1 -4 Basketball........................1-4 Track...............................3 FFA.............................. 1-4 FFA Officer.........................3 Lettermen's Club....................4 Little Orpheum....................1-4 FFA Judging Team................ 3-4 Julie Neprud Band ...........................1-4 Little Orpheum .................1-4 Senior Class Ploy................ 4 Pep Club .......................1-4 One-Act Play..................... 4 Annual Staff .................... 4 Librarian ....................... 4 Band Ensembles .................1-3 Chorus............. 1-2,4 Debate .............. 3-4 One-Act Plays.......... 4 Senior Class Ploy...... 4 Little Orpheum....... 1-4 Pep Club ............ 1-4 Speech Club.......... 2-3 NHS.................. 3-4 Girls' State Alt....... 3 Little Orpheum .........3 Senior Class Ploy...... 4 63 INDEX Alberts, Audrey 27,28,49 Alberts, Jean 47 Alberts, Kathy 41,56 Allen, Clifford 46 Allen, Eloise 31,52 Allen, Helen 1,33,34,38,52 Allen, Marie 31,52 Amdahl, Dennis 60 Anderson, Kathy 31,52 Armstrong, Carol 29,46 Austad, Mary 30,40,62 Bailey, Linda 54 Barjenbruch, Steve 40,56 Barr, Linda 27,49,26 Barr, Mary Jane 46 Barron, Linda 46 Bauske, Reg 10,11,18,26,49 Beekman, Barbara 4,40,56 Bennett, Bryan 11,22,33 Bennett, Karen 30,49 Berger, Jerry 34,54 Bird, Susan 15,28,29,49 Bissen, Sylvia 31,49 Blum, Marlys 30,49 Bommersbach, Georgia 49 Bonrud, Charlene 22,23,26,34,40,55 Bothem, Gerald 49 Bothern, Lawrence 49 Bothern, Russell 40,56 Bruns, Larry 46 Burns, Jim 16,18,34,54 Campbell, Cathy 21,26,27,28,34,36,37,56,40 Campbell, Dianne 29,54 Chamley, Brad 19,46 Chamley, Bruce 28,29,38,40,56 Chemey, Anita 22,30,52 Cherney, Kay 33,46 Christensen, Allen 40,57 Christensen, Carol 54 Christensen, Glenda 31,36,54 Christensen, LaVonne 33,46 Christensen, Linda 33,46 Christensen, Ron 13 Corcoran, Janice 1,53 Corcoran, Patricia 40,57 Cox, Debra 33,46 Crow, Warlene 31,53 Dahl, Dan 49 Dailey, James 10,11,12,21,29,40,56 Dailey, Laura 28,53 Dailey, Lin 29,53 Davidson, Bill 11,17,18,29,49 DeGroot, Helen 49 DeLay, Kathleen 30,40,57 Dibbern, Bruce 49 Dibbern, David 46 Dougherty, Vera 46 Doyle, Darlene 31,43,53 Doyle, Jerry 10,13,28,47 Doyle, Judy 31,53 Driscoll, Pat 10,18,28,53 Duncan, Donald 28,47 Duncan, Mel 29,38,53 IXncan, Nancy 28,29,47 CXsncan, Tom 11,13,53 Ehret, James 28,29,53 Ekern, Nancy 27,28,44,49 Ellingson, James 11,49 Ellingson, Susan 14,20,22,23,35,40,42,43,44,55 Eng, Curtis 11,12,21,23,24,40,57 Eng, Dale 40,57 Eng, Janet 49 Eng, Jim 17,23,53 Eng, Margaret 26,29,31,41,57 Erickson, Dennis 11,12,16,23,30,31,40,43,57 Erickson, Donald 10,25,50 Erickson, Donna 30,53 Erickson, Paul 25,53 Erickson, Virginia 30,50 Erickson, Steve 47 Fargen, Sheila 22,26,31,50 Fenner, Ellen 1,33,47 Fenner, John 27,28,29,34,35,38,41,60 Fitch, Jean 31,33,50 Franz, Jean 28,50 Foreman, Donald 11,12,20,21,22,36,60 Fuller, Linda 30,50 Gageby, Shirley 34,53 Gilbert, LeAnn 31 Gill, Lloyd 13,47 Gruneich, Margaret 31,50 Gruneich, Stan 10,11,18,53 GuHickson, Doris 23,26,41,43,60 GuHickson, JoEllen 21,27,34,35,41,60 Gullickson, Julie 28,29,50 Gunderson, CXjane 16,28,29,47 Gust, Craig 10,13,18,29,47 Hagedorn, Gene 53 Halter, David 11,26,34,53 Halter, Vernon 10,50 Hammer, Sandra 29,31,53 Hansen, Janet 50 Hanson, Donald 28,29,31,50 Hanson, Donna 29,31,50 Hanson, Rosemary 30,53 Harrington, Bernie 17,19,29,47 Hass, Bill 13,17,19,29,47 Hass, Kathy 27,28,30,31,34,53 Hasvold, Roger 11,53 Haugen, Gordon 11,53 Haugen, Jeanette 26,28,28 Heodrick, Beverly 36,47 Heodrick, Deanna 50 Headrick, Jolene 14,30,31,34,36,53 Headrick, LeAnn 60 Heodrick, Wayne 11,17,18,25,50 Hefte, Diane 26,28,41,60 Heinemann, Leonard 23,24,25,34,38,53 Herrick, Sharon 15,36,47 Hexum, Dan 24,53 Hexum, Lester 47 Hiller, Joyce 30,50 Hobson, Jane 31,47 64 INDEX Hobson, John 31,47 Hockhausen, Judy 47 Hockhousen, Noreen 50 Houser, Bob 16,17,18,50 Hoss, James 29 Hoven, Susan 22,28,29,31,36,50 Howland, Linda 28,29,41,58 Jacobsen, Charlene 31,34,53 Jacobsen, Robert 10,19,47 Jenkins, William 50 Jewett, Art 16,29,44,53 Jewett, Marcia 26,33,47 Jewett, Nancy 47 Johanson, Mary 47 Johnson, Barbara 53 Johnson, Dale 11,12,18,19,41,58 Johnson, Jay 53 Johnson, Jerome 54 Johnson, Kenneth 18,19,24,41,58 Johnson, Linda 50 Johnson, Pamela 47 Johnson, Robert 25,54 Johnson, Rudd 19,33,47 Johnson, Ruth 58 Johnson, Warren 23,25,33,50 Jones, Cynthia 29,47 Jones, Diana 27,28,36,47 Jones, Julie 30,54 Jones, Ron 13,17,47 Julson, Robert 54 Jurgens, Elmer 17,47 Kautz, Walter 54 Kirk, Eleanor 47 Kirkegaard, Dennis 19,47 Kirkpatrick, Carol 50 Kirsch, Victor 18 Kitto, Joyce 54 Klitzke, Karel 26,34,41,58 Klitzke, Ken 10,11,14,18,30,50 Knauss, David 11,12,41,62 Kreber, Carol 34,36,41,62 Kreber, James 54 Kucera, June 31,54 LaLonde, Larry 10,11,12,22,23,24,26,41 Lamp, Karen 26,30,54 Landis, James 17,50 Landis, Julie 29,54 Lee, Roger 17,19,25,47 Lee, Ronald 11,18,19,22,30,31,36,41,62 LeeLand, Peggy 28,29,50 Leraas, Gordon 1,10,11,12,18,19,23,33,38,41,43,62 Leraas, Mary Ann 47 Lohnes, Richard 13,19,47 Long, Eugene 11,12,41,62 Ludgate, Janice 14,29,34,41,43,62 Lutter, Bill 10 Lutter, Stan 10,11,12,26,39,41,62 Luttmann, Gerald 10,23,26,31,41,61 Luttmann, Janna 15,30,31,36,50 Mager, LaVerna 47 Martinson, Mary Dell 28,50 Maxwell, JoAnn 22,28,29,36,50 Maxwell, Lucille 14,27,28,34,41,43,61 Me Bride, Carol 48 McDowoll, Douglas 16,29,34,37,41,43,55 McMahon, Dan 13,17,18,28,29,48 Meeker, LeAnn 1,27,28,34,35,41,43,55 Miles, Leslie 27,28,41,61 Miles, Ramona 29,48 Miles, Viola 27,28,54 Millman, Bruce 48 Millman, Carolyn 33,34,36,54 Millman, David 50 Mogle, Nancy 48 Murphy, Robert 11,13,16,18,26,54 Myers, Diane 54 Nass, Leanne 26,30,54 Neal, James 1,11,12,16,20,21,22,33,41,61 Neprud, Julie 26,29,41,63 Newbern, John 13,19,48 Olson, Jo Ellen 27,28,50 Otto, Kathi 15,28,51 Paulsen, Katherine 48 Paulsen, Larry 11,12,16,24,41,63 Paulsen, Phyllis 48 Peper, Joan 48 Peterson, Berwyn 24,51 Phelon, Greg 13,19,48 Prouty, James 51 ftilscher, David 54 Ramsdell, Bruce 10,13,19,29,48 Randall, Pam 28,29,34 Redmond, Robert 54 Redwing, Clyde 16,51 Reinhart, Gary 25,51 Re wait, James 11,12,16,18,19,26,27,28,29,34,35,38,41, 42,43,44,59 Reinhart, Kathleen, 48 Rice, Mike 51 Robertson, Howard 48 Robertson, Laurie 30,51 Ronning, Darnelle 23,34,40,59 Rosheim, Jane 20,34,36,39,59 Rosheim, Rita 27,29,30,48 Rosheim, Susanne 27,28 Rosheim, Susanne 27,28,51 Sampson, Steven 10,54 Schipper, Lloyd 29,40,59 Schmid, Dave 10,28,29,51 Schmidt, Barbara 54 Schmidt, Robert 51 Schmidt, Tom 11,17,51 Schramm, Madonna 30,59 Schroeder, John 51 Schult, Vernon 40,43,59 Schuyler, Donald 48 Schofield, Kathleen 30,36,51 Schofield, Warren 11,17,24,51 Schofield, Wayne 10,11,24,51 Siems, Terry 11,17,54 Simmons, Jeanne 29,48 65 INDEX Skroch, Teresa 26,54 Smallfield, Dorothy 1,33,34,35,41,59 Smith, Gary 29,54 Smith, Janice 26,30,51 Smith, LouAnn 26,30,51 Smith, Patricia 26,31,51 Smith, Sharon 28,29,51 Solem, Phillip 13,48 Solem, Steve 10,11,18,27,28,29,54 Sorenson, Jon 29,48 Sorenson, Shirley 27,28,29,31,40,59 Spangler, James 51 Steenhoven, Ferdinand 24,40,61 Stewart, Carol 51 Stewart, Marily 40,61 Stimson, Keith 48 Stringer, Edward 48 Studsdahl, Greg 51 Studsdahl, Steven 40,63 Stuedeman, Joan 27,28,34,35,40,63 Stuedeman, Linda 48 Suhr, Jordan 13,48 Sondermeyer, Bill 51 Sundermeyer, Charles 48 Taylor, Theoda 51 SPONSORS Teer, Carolyn 29,31,51 Teer, Cornelius 11,13,16,18,22,26,28,38,54 Thomas, Linda 27,28,48 Thoreson, Gary 17,33,51 Thwing, Judy 46 Tjarks, LeeAnn 20,23,34,36,40,63 Tjarks, Roger 17,19,33,48 Tollegson, Roger 48 Ulwelling, Donald 10,51 Ulwelling, Ronald 13,48 Urban, Greg 54 Vanderhoof, Ann 51 Vigness, Carol 29,48 Ytterness, John 54 Waxdahl, Donald 11,17,26,29,51 Weigel, Jay 10,11,12,18,19,26,30,31,33,34,35,40,43,55 Weise, Allen 13,25,48 Weise, John 33,34,38,40,63 Weston, Duane 51 Weston, Kenneth 40,63 Wilcox, Linda 30,54 SPONSORS Al's Electric Alvie Storer ASC Bell Telephone Co. Ben Franklin Bidne's Billiams Grocery Bonde's Department Store Cleo's Florist Coast to Coast Cooper's Dale's Firestone Deutsch Clothing Co. Dr. Vanderhoof Duncan Elevator Ekern Hone Equipment Enterprise Rjblishing Farmer's Mutual Insurance Farmers Union Co-op Flandreau Booster Flandreau Community Oil Flandreau Cleaners Flandreou Furniture Flandreau Lockers Ford Motor Co. Fuller TV and Appl. Gary's Standard Goodman's Produce Greg's Studio Hank's Super Market Heiertz Rexall Drug Gambles Gills Barber J. O. Hogue Att. Lloyd Brook Ramsdell F M � Locke's Agency Moody County Oil Moore's Roofing Pantry Cafe Parkway Drive-Inn PeaVey Company Pete's Recreation Randall's Drug Red Owl R. Jones Att. Schmidt Implement Skroch Funeral Chapel Standard Oil Sturdevants Auto Parts Urbans Western Power and Gas Willis Ellefson Implement 66 AUTOGRAPHS i 67 i AUTOGRAPHS f mi