Flandreau High School - Flyer Yearbook (Flandreau, SD)

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This is a picture taken from the Sophomore Little Orpheum Skit. The skit was Mission Impossible . The objective of the Mission Impossible force was to destroy the enemy, which was the Harrisburg Tigers. The force included Laurie Bock as All- spice, Chuck Gullickson as Mr. Helps, and Tom Jorgensen as the Harrisburg coach. Graydon Dailey Paul Doyle Bill Doyle Dallis Duncan Kenneth Duncan Vicki Duncan Ruth Stem David Ericksen Wendy Gilbert Dean Gulbranson Chuck Gullickson Brad Hammer John Hansen Marilyn Haugen Sharon Haugen Cindy Headrick Sheila Headrick Leslie Heinemann Linda Hemmer Jean Heyduk Cathy Hoss Renay Jenkins Cathy Johnson Tim Johnson Renee Jones

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Caution, Sophomores, Further Construction Ahead The Sophomore class completed another successful year and are look- ing fore a The Sophomore class completed another successful year and are look- ing forward to the third year in high school. Some of the activities of the Sophomores were serving the Junior- Senior Prom and providing flowers for Baccalaureate ceremonies. The Sophomore class officers are (FRONT ROW) Gray don Dailey, Secretary; Rick Veldcamp, President; (BACK ROW) Kerry Thomas, Renee Ramsdell, S.C. Representatives; Leslie Heinemann, Treasurer. Richard Ahlers Jackie Ailts Tim Amdahl Jeff Anderson Betty Armstrong Annette Basart Renee Bauer Bill Bean Tim Beatty Barby Billiam Tom Billiam Laurie Bock Gary Boothe Susan Brook Gail Bruns Gary Christiansen Gordon Christenson Jane Christenson Dennis Corcoran Cathy Cullen

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Paul Pawlitschek Brenda Powers Pat Powers Janis Rahn Renee Ramsdell Tom Jorgensen Margaret Landis Gorden Lee Jeanne Leuning Diane Ludgate Linny Lygord Steve Mach Gloria McBride Pat McMahon Rond a Minor Anita Moore Dave Mutschelknaus Louie Otey Steve Paulsen Belinda Rave Becky Rederth Paul Rice Veronica Rosheim Jane Schmidt These Sophomore boys are busy learning how to make baking powder biscuits. The Ag. II class changed places with the Home Ec. II girls. For three weeks they saw what it was like of the other side of the fence.