Flandreau High School - Flyer Yearbook (Flandreau, SD)

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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.

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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