Flandreau High School - Flyer Yearbook (Flandreau, SD)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1973 volume:

Table of Contents Activities ... page t«uo Sport ... page -Kventg - four Fecaltg end Admin stration ... page fourtjj - two Glasses ... page fiftg • Six Activities Qs -uvnt - 5om .ih nn -Lhal' c ou.‘uo ujxt KtdL Kaxo 4.oc 0«. w mcuj b . o- jgptetri'- xut hJ- . CUX Qjcrniyu usr dLvc OuCjUjjuUia °l) W c jQCh oot JLjJUXA- - r cxJat juL cl rrscrrwfd- 4o Jbc -hjjLd fcn Ywnvujj J o CAuujlKs . The 1972 Homecoming Festivities began Wednesday, September 20, with the traditional Little Orpheum. This year each class, cheerleaders, and pep club members put on skits forecasting the outcome of Friday night's game with the Brandon Valley Linx. Before and between the skits, the dance band furn- ished music. After the skits came what everyone was waiting for; the crowning of the King and Queen. This year's candidates were Les Heinemann, Susan Brook, Cordon Christenson, Renee Ramsdell, Kim Duncan, Jane Schmidt, Craydon Daily, Laurie Bock, Steve Mach, and Janice Wenge. Last year’s royalty crowned Susan Brook and Cordon Christen- son to reign over the festivities. g. Voci r V .oux KV ©V a Se v' © Owvv i - Uolo! lja‘ nocj WvVi Happened oAV X fcauAd uXivOou)' ot a KappAn ■V© irv a. tAOLL . � 3u H ! cS U a CuUrf r s+rtt 3-cu%jc Ln Wv. TMMWi ACAJV 5 Thursday night the students gathered at the old football field for a bonfire and pep rally. When the fire died down, torches were lighted and the students marched to main street on foot and in pick-up trucks. Members of the senior class and football players took turns giving pep speeches on top of the pick-up trucks. When speeches were finished, King Cordon and Queen Susan led the group in a snake dance through the streets. Friday, during school the band marched through the halls playing and singing the school song. School was dismissed early after a pep rally. This year, some ambitious students made a float for the royalty to ride on in the parade. The seniors painted the rock on Monday night. The rock painted in the class colors, blue and silver, had their year painted in Arabic and Roman numerals on the back. All the joyous activities ended Friday night. The Fliers lost the game to Brandon Valley, 33-14. After the game the students danced to the music of Little Henry. 6 Illusions Of Spirit In the lower right hand corner are pictured the Pep Club officers: Brenda Wilts, Margaret Landis, Calla Hogue, and Shirley Pray. FFA-FHA Cherishes Past Looks To Future FHA and FFA members have joined forces on a number of projects. The officers from the senior class have given the type of leadership that advisors dream about. They have set a standard that will be a great goal for classes to come. ft Ml. Achcson and Mrs. Telkjtnp The local chapter of the FHA has had an active year. Their officers were Susan Brooks, Ruth Ann Larson, Rhonda Minor, Denise Minor, Carol Ahlers, Janis Hahn, Miriam Amdahl, Cindy Headrick, Jackie Ailts, and Lori Hammer. The FFA officers were Rick Veldkamp, Graydon Dailey, Barry Whipkey, Tim Amdahl, Richard Ahlers, Cordon Christenson, Don Schroder, and Alan Warner. The two groups sponsored the annual Christmas Dance. The couples danced to the music of Buraam Wood. Mr. and Mrs. Santa Clause were chosen. This year's Santas were Jackie Ailts and Bill Doyle. The FFA had their annual mixer and their Sweet- heart was chosen. This year's candidates were Sharon Haugan, Jackie Ailts, Carol Clay, Jani Wenge, and Sheila Headrick. Jam Wenge was cho- sen. The FFA is advised by Mr. Achesan. The FHA is advised by Mrs. Albert Telkamp. Talking It Over This year's varsity Debate squad consisted of Steve Paulson, Cindy Headrick, Janis Rahn, Marda Pow- ers, Tem Sutton, Donna Dahl, Jean Neprud, Chuck Gullickson, Don Kirkegard, Kim Stimpson, and Deb Johanson. During the year they won four team trophies, two debate trophies and one individual trophy. The MB team did very well, bringing home one sweepstakes trophy and two debate trophies. Mem- bers of this team were Rolaine Ailts, Cindy Rosh- eim, Janelle Johanson, Joann Johnson, Don Kirke- gard, Terri Sutton, Wyatt Stahl, Gregg Fargen, Tim Scofield, Paul Sampson, Barb Reinhart, Kevin Blum, Laura Paulson and Ramona Powell. O� . Kuo cCcales’V Aft C«.Vs. « ,« w - tTWs W. The Local Deciam contest was held on October 24. The participants receiving firsts were: Laurie Bock, oratory, jean Neprud, dramatic; Janis Rahn, humorous; and Ann Armstrong in poetry. Those receiving seconds: Annette Basart, oratory; Donna Dahl, dramatic; Cindy Headrick, poetry; and both Karen Schrier and Darci Dappcn in hum- orous. Mr. George Zuerlein of Dakota State College was the judge. The local first place winners went on to Baltic to partici- pate in District competition. The group was advised by Mrs. Irene Steffensmeier. Other local participants were: Vicki Duncan, Susan Brook, and Cindy Christenson (dramatic). Linda Schweb- ach, Elsie Pray, Calla Hogue, Barb Reinhart, Glenda Stewart, Anita Moore, and Shirley Sneve (humorous). Ramona Powell, Carol Clay, Terry Sutton, and Chuck Sutton (poetry). Katy Hobson (oratory). WORDS- Laughing, Sad Written, Spoken 11 Opening Night Three Phone Calls Directed by Calla Hogue Assistant Darci Dappen Linda Wolterstorff Brad Sanderson Sharon Haugen Tim Amdahl Kevin Blum John Bechen Linda Schwebach Wilbur Takes His Medicine Directed by Julie Keating Mark Sampson Brenda Powers Donna Dahl Brian Cox Clenda Stewart Jerry Breaks a Date Directed by Susan Brook Pat Powers Patti Olson Cindy Headrick Janis Rahn Les Heinemann Kim Stimpson Master of Ceremonies - David Mutschelkuaus Prompter and curtain - Bill Bean Prompters and sound effects - Julie Powers Elsie Pray Lights - Joe Skrock Programs - Lynette Fargen Terry Sutton Make-up - Annette Basalt Marilyn Haugen Shirley Pray Anita Moore Denita Weets Robin Whitesell The local one act plays were held Jan. 16. The even- ing was started by music from the German Band direct- ed by Louie Otey. The German Singers directed by Mrs. Griffith and the Gateway Singers provided music between the plays. The three plays were Three Phone Calls, Wilbur Takes His Medicine, and Jerry Breaks a Date. The winner of the local contest was Three Phone Calls. Mr. Linder was in charge of the one acts this year. I OS ccUlty C4 y«W mittI t'4 fVe « a ca t'u ki k X did � Am iff Tm om C� At Multj tht P mft f V r«cY mmd Y . A r, JLfaJ+t KO.c V% «S tv .TV. u� OTU U)i4tv. wiki Vva.« «VWt be oQ + W«.C.ClV u)Vv uiQff 1 TaUTiA'J. aSuJClH It wAa 4lmt more fu than dr d +H Cdsi. did r al uitlI you jwys, for «uccesj you made' owr pi ay. Call As X look bock, X think. hou ha.rcC tut Jauah oL oJ tutru pracd ct; ThantiHo CLQrtaJbJhch o4 Ktd3. Three Phone Calls is the humorous story of a four- teen year old girl trying to steal her older sister's boyfriend. Bobby Sox makes three calls to three other boys that would like to go with Margie. The evening that follows is full of laughs for everyone but Margie and Norton. Wilbur Takes His Medicine is about a thirteen year old boy who is being very obnoxious on his father's day off. While trying to give him some caster oil his father ends up taking three doses of it. Jeny Breaks a Date . Mary Johnson is forced into a date with an intelligent and unattractive scientist. She wants to go with her usual date. Jerry makes a wild plan to get rid of the unwanted date. 13 A Song Breaks Through Mixed Chorus SOPRANO Diane Ludgate Laurie Bock janis Rahn Rita Ailts Shirley Sneve Deb Christensen Rhonda Minor Cathy Cullen Sheri Gul brans on Linny Lyiord Paula Duncan Grace Bauer Joan Schmidt Cindy Christiansen Pam Wilts Cindy Allen Chris Pottratz Pat Hexum Kim LaPlante LaRae Rose Rhonda Ailts Jane Christensen Paula Armstrong Denise Minor Veronica Roshiem Linda Walterstorff Jayne Mengenhauser Corrine Headrick Linda Hemmer Susan Brook Pam Lokken ALTO Cindy Headrick Colleen Parsley Gail Eide Brenda Powers Marda Powers C indy Lyford Carol Clay Jean Neptud Julene Tjarks Annette Basart Vicki Duncan Kathy Dibbem Cindy Smith Sharon Haugen Linda Jacobson Dallis Jongeward Karen Schreier Lola Eikmeier Janice Wenge Diane Dailey Janet Studemann Diane Christensen Donna Dahl Kathy Doyle Lisa Hammer Debbie Fox Debbie Grage Anita Moore Lori Hammer Donis Erickson Laura Paulson Nancy Dusek BARITONE Lou Otey Brad Hammer Steve Paulson David Mutschelknaus Tom Jorgenson Mike Blum Paul Millman Martin Parsley Brad Sanderson Greg Gullickson Kim Stimpson Rick McMahon Brian Pederson Jerry Carr Dwight Vigness ALL-STATERS SOPRANO Diane Ludgate Linny Lyford ALTO Marda Powers Jean Neprud TENOR Les Heinemann Brian Benson BASS Louie Otey Brad Hammer SOLO WINNERS Diane Ludgate - Sop. Brad Hammer - Bass Louie Otey - Bass WINNING CROUP Boy's Quartet Les Heinemann Louie Otey Brad Hammer Tim Amdahl 14 Freshmen Chorus 1st SOPRANO Tammy LaLonde Cindy Roshiera Rolayne Ailts Patty Carlson Debbie Sanderson Kathy Johanson Teresa Sutton Patty Fox Sue Lie be 1 2nd SOPRANO Cathy Lou Otey Janet Sundermeyer Katy Hobson Joanne Johnson Gail Rtmhiem Miriam Amdahl Elsie Pray Cindy Hem met ALTO Brenda Wilts Lynnette Fargen Cindy Miller Ramona Powell Jane lie Johnson Julie Powers Rhonda Locke Lois McMahon Songs Without Words FLUTES BARITONE SAXOPHONE Janis Rahn Linny Lyford Pat McMahon Diane Ludgate FRENCH HORN Laurie Bock Marda Powers Brenda Powers Steve Mach Jean Neprud Lynnette Fargen Julie Keating Juve Ann Kneebone Wyatt Stahl Miriam Amdahl CORNETS Ten Sutton Becky Schmidt Cindy Roshiem Steve Gill Dave Ekem Bb CLARINETS Tim Beatty Janet Stuedeman Sheri Gulbranson Kim La Plante Scott LaPlante Marilee Solem Jerry Hoss Rhonda Locke Chuck Sutton Nancy Dusek Darci Dappen Debbie Sanderson Debra Cloud BARITONE LaRae Rose Ed Hofkamp Cathy Otey Tammy Lalonde Jo Ann Johnson Calla Hogue BASSES Teresa Rupe Louie Otey Debra Johanson Julene Tjarks Kevin Blum Teresa Mach TROMBONES Katy Hobson Kim Duncan Bob Schmidt ALTO CLARINET Mike Swenson Renee Jones Marty Gulbranson Lcrie Stahl Scott Jessen Hal Otey BASS CLARINET Shirley Sneve Darwin Spear Renee Ramsdell PERCUSSION Kerry Thomas CONTRA-BASS CLARINET Dave Lee Chris Pottratz Brian Cox Kent Luttman OBOE Jay Olson Cindy Lyford Rick McMahon Linda Jacobson ALTO SAXOPHONES Cathy Hoss Laura Paulson Tim Scoffield TENOR SAXOPHONES Rita McMahon Robyn Whitezell The band brought home sixteen superior ratings from the contest at Madison. The following groups and individuals received first ratings: clarinet quartet, drum ensemble, brass sextet, standard clarinet quartet, French horn trio brass choir, miscellaneous clarinet choir, flute duet, Kerry Thomas, Brian Cox, Dave Lee, snare drum; Rhonda Locke, clarinet; Becky Schmidt, comet; Janis Rahn, Flute; Louie Otey, tuba, and Shirley Sneve, bass clarinet. June 2nd through the 5th, 1972, the band took a trip to Rapid City for the Dakota Days Band Festival . The band took part in a mass band, a concert, a parade, and a marching exhibition. This fall the band marched in the Augustana Vik- ings Days Parade in Sioux Falls. The band directed by Mr. Ronald Lorensburg, presented three concerts. This year, the band combined with the chorus for a Christmas Con- cert. The other concerts were a Pops Concert held in February, and the annual Spring Concert in April. The 1973 All State Band was held in Sioux Falls at the Arena. Representing our school were Janis Rahn, flute; Louie Otey, tuba; and Shirley Sneve, bass clarinet. Humor Wit in Our Girls On Friday, April 6th, the Senior Class presented Our Girls, by Conrad Seiler. The play centers around Mr. and Mrs. Love joy and their three children who are to receive an inheritance from their Aunt Jessie. The only complication being that all the children are boys and Aunt Jessie prefers girls. CAST Hulda Elmer Lovejoy Mildred Lovejoy Mrs. Wattles Chester W'attles Phillis Expressman . . Steve Paulsen Jessie Francis Vivian . . Brad Hammer Aunt Jessie . . Jane Schmidt STUDENT DIRECTORS PROMPTERS Joan Schmidt Susan Brook Chuck Gullickson Ronda Minor Jane Christenson ADVISOR Mrs. Nancy Moose David Mutchelknaus MAKE-UP WORK CREW Peggy Nelson Janice Wenge Sheila Headrick Cathy Hoss Annette Basart Laurie Bock Marilyn Haugen Steve Mach Becky Schmidt Kim Duncan Sharon Haugen Tom Jorgenson Veronica Rosheim Tim Beatty Linda Hemmer Chuck Gullickson Anita Moore Jim Skroch Renee Ramsdell CURTAIN Kim Duncan Gary Christianson 18 The Junior-Senior Prom and Banquet, decorated by the junior class, were held the evening of May fifth. The class chose Space Journey as their theme. The two classes enjoyed a banquet held at the Methodist church before the dance. The Methodist ladies prepared the dinner, and it was served by waiters and waitresses chosen from the Sophomore class. The servers were dressed as moon people, complete with antennas. The grace was given by the Rev. David Sahr. The program consisted of a welcome by junior class president Brad Sanderson and a response by senior class president Gor- don Christenson. A group of junior girls sung. Rhonda Minor and Dale Tjarks were crowned Prom Queen and King. 21 The Prom dance was once again held at the Spafford gym. The walls and ceiling were decorated with blue, pink, silver, and blue star streamers. The picture area was a huge moon with a carpet of pink coming down from the moon. The punch bowl was decorated as a USA rocket. The punch bowl servers from the sopho- more class were Marcie Liebel and Carol Ahlers. The table area was separated from the dance floor by zodiac signs mounted on stands. The tables had pink table cloths and color dripped candles. The Ride provided the music. Sunday morning the junior parents hosted a breakfast at the K.C. Hall. To raise money this year, the juniors worked the concession stands at the foot- ball, wrestling, and basketball games. The class also sold magazine subscriptions. Three groups at FHSwhich keep the students informed ar Paper Staff, Annual Staff, and Student Council. Their members are: Paper Staff (upper left) Shirley Sneve, Jan Rahn, Becky Schmidt, Cindy Headrick, Janice Christen- sen, Annette Basart, Susan Brook, and Patti Olson. Annual Staff (lower left) I.aRae Rose, Corrine Headrick, Pam Wilts, Calla Hogue, Steve Mach, Renee Jones, Ro: Rosheim, Shirley Sneve, Anita Moore, Annette Basart, Les Heinemann, Lorie Stahl, and Mr. Sutton, Advisor. Student Council, (below right) Les Heinemann, Rick Veldkemp, Greg Gullickson, Frank Dailey, Gordon Chri. tensen, Colleen Parsley, Terri Sutton, Tim Carr, Brad Sanderson, Teresa Dailey, Susan Brook, Paul Sampson, and Pam Locken. Telling It, Like It Is The High Flier Staff published 35 issues of the school paper. The Annual Staff has been working hard putting t« use their teme Moments to Cherish . The Student Coun cil worked hard during Home Coming and on revising the student handbook. Football TTTTi r:m Pictured here are the boys who participated in football during the 1972-73 season, 1st ROW: Graydon Dailey, Brad Hammer, Dave Swenson, Cary Christianson, Leslie Heinemann, Barry Whipkey, Steve Mach, Jim Skroch, Dale Tjarks, Kim Duncan. 2nd ROW: Student Manager Doc, Carl Teer, Brad Sanderson, Paul Millman, Jerry Can, Rodney Fox, Ed Hofkamp, Mike Fargen, Dave Ekern, Dave Lee. 3rd ROW: Paul Powers, Martin Parsley, Dave Schiinz, Scott Gulbranson, Terry Nelson, Randy Oldenkamp, Kent Luttman, Bill Fargen, Joe Hockhausen, Mark Rose, Joe Skroch, Asst. Coach - Dann Cecil. 4th ROW: Asst. Coach - John Evans, Headcoach - Jim Mc- Glone, Scott Duncan, Steve Dietrich, Jeff Nel- son, Gary Eikmeier, Randy Wade, Mike Blum, Kent Whipkey, Derek Buishiem, and Asst. Coach Bob Andrea. The Flandreau Fliers completed the 1972 season with an overall record of 6 wins and 3 losses. In conference play, the Fliers were 4 and 3 includ- ing an overtime win over conference foe, Beres- ford. 26 FLANDREAU FLIERS 1972 Football Schedule TEAM PLACE WE THEY Arlington away 14 8 Lennox home 20 0 Canton away 0 26 Brandon Valley home 14 33 Elk Point away 36 0 West Central home 18 14 Dell Rapids away 8 20 Beresford away 16 8 F I S home 52 0 Conference games The Seniors shown at the left participated in their last football season at FHS. YEARS NAME POSITION LETTERED FIRST ROW DOWN Gary Christianson Hon. Men. , All Conf. Tackle three Barry Whipkey Hon. Men., All Conf. Halfback two Graydon Dailey Guard one Dale Tjaiks T ackle one Leslie Heineman Hon. Men., All State, All Conf. Guard three SECOND ROW DOWN Steve Mach All Conf., All State Halfback three David Swenson End two Brad Hammer All conf. Guard two Kim Duncan End three Jim Skroch Tackle one 27 Cross-Country The Flier Cross-Country team, being bridesmaids for three years in a row, had an- other successful season cap- turing ten championships throughout the season. The team consisted of the following: FIRST ROW: Brian Benson, Chuck Sutton, Mike Powers, Kerry Thomas, Doug Powers, Brian Cox, Tim Mach. SECOND ROW: Doug Pray, Rick McMahon, Mike Swen- son, John Bechen, Fred Jones, Randy Wilts, Eugene Min- nick, Randy Minnick. 28 Var.Jr. Var. Cheerleaders The Wrestling Cheerleaders are shown at the right. FRONT ROW: Denita Weets, Jean Nep- rud, Renee Ramsdell. BACK ROW: Cindy Merrill. Shown below are the Junior Varsity cheerleaders. They are FRONT: Teresa Dailey. MID- DLE: Shirley Pray, Pam Lokken. BACK: Corrine Headrick. The cheerleaders are chosen by the student body after tryouts. 30 i FLANDREAU HIGH SCHOOL T 1972-73 Basketball Schedule TEAM PLACE WE THEY Lake Preston Here 61 44 Arlington There 81 50 Lennox There 75 59 ns There 61 46 Canton Here 75 60 Carretson There 71 43 DeSmet Here 86 46 Watertown Double-Header There Lake Preston 70 44 Sioux Valley 57 59 Big 8 Conf. Tourney There 1st place 1 Brandon Valley There 68 S3 Elk Point Here 72 57 West Central There 50 52 Madison There 67 48 Dell Rapids Here 59 54 Sioux Valley Here 73 50 Beresford Here 54 49 Hamlin County Here 42 43 Howard There 66 45 District No. 10 Tourney There 53 60 Conference Games - tffl i This year's Varsity Team is shown above. They are, (LEFT ROW, DOWN): Coach D. Cecil, K. Thomas, S. Mach, B. Hammer, R. Veldkamp, D. Gulbranson, and L. Otey. (RIGHT ROW, DOWN): Student Manager Doc Blum, C. Teer, P. Powers, L. Heinemann, K. Duncan, T. Nelson, and D. Tjarks. The Fliers came through this year with the best season in several years. They copped first place at the Big 8 Tourney, and they were also co- champs in the conference. A bad game against the Cossacks of Sioux Valley in the Districts ended any hope for a State Tournament berth. 31 32 Outlook For The Future Junior Varsity Team consisted of (1st ROW): Rick McMahon, Randy Wilts. (2nd ROW): Tim Rice, Carl Teer, Bill Fargen. (3rd ROW): Dave Lee, Jerry Carr, Fred Jones, Dennis Jewett. (4th ROW): Paul Powers, Keith Johnson, Randy Old- enkamp, Creg Schliinz. Members of the Freshman Team were: 1st ROW: Dwight Vigness, Tim Carr, Bill Fulton, Brian Benson, Kent Whipkey. 2nd ROW: Dale Harden, Mark Sampson, Derek Burshiem, Scott Duncan. 3rd- ROW: Lynn Herrick, Don Kirkegaard, Creg Fargen, Mike Blum. 4th ROW: Coach Harold Schoeneman. The Junior Varsity and Freshman teams completed successful seasons, gaining valuable ex- perience for future years. 33 The Flier wrestling squad compiled a 11-1 dual compe- tition record in the 1972-73 season. They placed 2nd at the Rock Rapids Tournament and in the Big Eight Conference. At the Regions they defended their title by taking first place again. Six wrestlers went to state and placed eighth as a team. Pictured above are the varsity wrestlers, FIRST ROW: Tim Amdahl, Cary Christianson, Jim Skroch, Brad Sanderson, John Hanson, Dave Swenson. SECOND ROW: Alan Warner, Martin Parsley, Craydon Dailey, Jim Jepson, Chuck Setton, and Toblin Dailey. Wrestling Our seven seniors were very much a part ol the suc- cess we have had the last three years, and will def- j initely be missed. Coach Jim McGlone The 72-73 B squad could have wrestled varsity at many schools so it is no wonder in three years the B squads at Flandreau have not lost a match. Coach Cordon leraus This year's Junior Varsity squad was successful in in- creasing their winning record to 38-0 over a three year period. Pictured at right is the Junior Varsity squad, 1st ROW: Jeff Nelson, Gary Headrick, Dave Schllinz, Dave Duncan, Dean Duncan, Frank Dailey, Kenny Veldkamp, Stacy Miller. 2nd ROW: Clark Dailey, Martin Parsley, Joe Skroch, Steven Dietrich, Cary Eikmeier, Terry Newcomer, Kent Luttman, Mark Rose. 3rd ROW: Joe Hockhausen, Randy Bullis, Mike Fargen, Paul Sampson, Loren Paulson, Randy Wade, David Bennett, Mike Ellefson, Steve Ullom. 34 FLANDREAU FLIERS 1972-73 Wrestling Schedule TEAM PLACE WE THEY Madison home 27 24 Sioux Valley away 45 3 Arlington home 39 9 Lennox home 41 14 Canton away 68 0 Be res ford away 26 23 Vermillion away 6 41 CaiTetson away 30 15 Brandon Valley home 28 21 Rock Rapids Tour. away 66 2nd Elk Point away 52 7 FIS home 52 12 West Central home 33 16 Big 8 Tour. away 103 2nd Howard home 32 14 Region II away 91 1st State B away 22{ 8th Conference games 35 Shown at the RIGHT are the sen- iors on the varsity wrestling team that completed their last season at FHS. They are 1st ROW: John Hanson, Alan Warner, Graydon Dailey. 2nd ROW: Tim Amdahl, Gary Christ- ianson, Jim Skroch, and David Swenson. BELOW are the two State winners at the State Wrestling meet held in Aberdeen in February, 1973. They are Graydon Dailey, Cham- pion at 119 pounds and David Swenson, forth place winner at 138 pounds. The Flierettes represented FI and - reau at the State B basketball tournaments in Sioux Falls. They are shown above, 1st ROW: Lorie Stahl, Robin Whitesell, Rhonda Locke, Lori Hammer. 2nd ROW: Carolyn Cullen, Miriam Amdahl, Jayne Mengenhauser, Pam Wilts, Julie Powers, Debbie Sanderson, Lisa Hammer, Ronda Minor. At left are the seniors and officers of G. A. A. They are, 1st ROW: Linda Hemmer, Ann Armstrong, Vicki Duncan, Jane Christenson, Peg Nelson, Renee Ramsdell, Pam Wilts, Lorie Stahl, Carol Clay, Kathy Doyle, GaO Burshiem. The FHS track team could be con- sidered a winning team by most this year since they captured 22 trophies, including 7 meet troph- ies and 153 first place medals. They provided excitement through- out the season, from the initiating of the all weather track to the close of the season at the State meet. Pictured above are mem- bers of the track team and most of their trophies: 1st ROW: Kerry Thomas, Steve Mach, Kim Dun- can, Barry Whipkey, Steve Paul- sen, Leslie Heinemann, Dean Gul- branson. 2nd ROW: Mike Powers, Dennis Jewett, Fred Jones, Terry Newlson, Chuck Sutton, Carl Teer, Dave Lee, Brian Cox, Tim Mach. 3rd ROW: Dave Schliinz, Paul Millman, Paul Sumpson, Randy Oldenkamp, Greg Schliinz, and Dale Harden. 38 39 Through the mud and rain, our track team managed to swim its way to the State Class A Championship at Mitchell this year. Individual placing from Steve Mach and Kerry Thom as, and winning efforts by the relay teams which re- ceived two firsts and two sec onds, gave the Fliers their second consecutive title. Nine members of the State track team are pictured be- low: Tim Mach, Barry Whip- key, Chuck Sutton, Jerry Carr, Dennis Jewett, Terry Nelson, Steve Mach, Kim Duncan and Kerry Thomas. Golf Makes It's Surge Sixteen boys participated on the golf team. They are 1st ROW: C. Headrick, T. Carr, D. Vigness, C. Klar, R. McMahon, D. Bunheim, M. Swinehart. 2nd ROW: D. Ekem, K. Thomas, H. Otey, L. Heinemann, F. Jones, M. Swenson, S. Jessen, and S. Duncan. NOT PIC. : P. Powers. 40 The girls track team placed 2nd in five track meets during the season and got 3rd place twice. As a team they placed 2nd at the Regions and 7th at State. Shown here is the girls track team. 1st ROW: Vicky Duncan, Ann Arm- strong, Chris Pottratz, Jane Schmidt, Carol Cullen, Marcia Zephier, Gayle Johnson. 2nd ROW: Debbie Cloud, Debbie Christenson, Sue Liebel, Paula Duncan, Elsie Pray, Brenda Wilts, Julie Powers, Gail Burshiem, Miriam Amdahl, Pam Wilts, Kathy Johanson, Enid Ekem, Marcy Liebel. 3rd ROW: Julene Tjarks, Darei Dappen, Calla Hogue, Ruth Larson, Debbie Sander- son, Teresa Mach, Lois McMahon, Robin Whitesell, Rita McMahon, Shirley Pray, Linda Jacobson. Shown here are the seniors and the members of the girls track team that participated in the State Track meet. They are as follows, 1st Row: Ann Armstrong, Jane Schmidt, Marcy Lie- bel, and Kathy Johanson. 2nd Row: Vickie Dun- can, Debbie Cloud, Enid Ekem, and Collen Parsley. Not Pictured: Pam Wilts, Peg Nelson. 41 42 43 The builders of our foundation Pictured above are the School Board, Business Manager, and the Superin- tendent. They are, FIRST ROW: Mrs. Doris Jessen, Mrs. Gladys English, business manager; Mrs. Buffy Bonde, and Mr. Sylvan Vigness, superinten- dent. SECOND ROW: Mr. Stanley Hammer, Mr. Charles Johnson, Mr. Ed Ailts, Mr. Loren Paulson, and Mr. Walter Ellefson. Mr. William Hass - Principal Mrs. Jean Keck - Secretary 44 Exactly At The Moment Mrs. Betty Griffith - Chorus Mr. Ron Lorensberg - Band Mr. Dennis Rhead - Phys. Ed. , Psychology Mrs. Linda Marshall - Physical Education Mrs. Judy Eide - Art I-1I-III Mr. Robert Andrea - Industrial Arts Mr. Lanny Lembecke - Algebra l-II Senior Math Mrs. Lora Johnson - General Science, Geometry 48 To Put Pieces Together Mrs. Betty Telkamp - Mr. Dave Avneson - Home Ec. I, II, III Ag., Ag. Mechanics The Bus Drivers, (LEFT TO RIGHT): Robert Fuller, Jim Lathum, Ed Uilk, A1 Powers, Velma Auren, Robert Christensen, Palm- er Kringen, Jim Schmidt, Roger Johnson, Les Riffel, Frank Dime an, Le Roy Nel- son. The Cooks are: Mrs. Doris Solem, Mrs. Minnie Hau- gen, Mrs. Beatrice Small- field, Mrs. Joyce Moore, Mrs. Me it Olson, Mrs. Wasia Becker. 50 Mr. Clifton Sutton - Typing II, Shorthand, Office Education Mr. Harold Schoeneman - Bookkeeping, Math 53 This Is just To Say Mrs. Nancy Moose - English II, Advanced Speech Mr. Lowell Linder - English I, German I, II, III 54 Classes LLk. J ciAjyc. io GucJyioc jOJi xL io cuoconyiLoA OUA. X cj 6 r A? h n Lft MAX' CrfVLO XjJO J jOJrod xxo uJjbOAjr io J XJL y • uyA 56 . J . IITIHU ruA ill A IWl M Rolayne Ailts Miriam Amdahl David Be line t Brian Benson Karen Billiam Karla Billiam Micheal Blum Daniel Bock Mark Bonrud Clen Bruns Derek Burshiem Gail Burshiem Patricia Carlson Timothy Can Brenda Crow Connie Cullen Teresa Dailey Tobin Dailey Open The Door And Light A Light The freshmen class officers are Mark Blum, Teresa Dailey, Patty Fox, Terri Sutton, Tim Carr, and Tobin Dailey. The class advisors are Mr. Lanny Lembcke and Mrs. Irene Steffensmeier. 58 Raymond Damm Richard Damm Steven Dietrich Dean Duncan Scott Duncan Faye Eide Gary Eikmeier Enid Ekem Greg Fargen Lynnette Fargen Patty Fox BUI Fulton Steve GiU Tammy Goodwin Debbie Grage Marty Gulbranscn Nancy Hahn Susan Halter Dale Harden Thomas Hasvold Gary Headrick Cindy Hemmer Lynn Herrick Katy Hobson 59 60 Scott LaPlante Sue Leibel Call Lindgren Rhonda Locke Teresa Mach Lois McMahon Cynthia Miller Randy Minnick Eric Nelson Jeff Nelson Julie Olson Catherine Otey Martin Parsley Kevin Parsley Ramona Powell Julie Powers Paul Powers Elsie Pray Barbara Reinhart Teresa Rice William Robuck Mark Rose Cindy Rosheim Mark Sampson Debra Sanderson Steven $chmidt Marlin Schrecengost Timothy Scofield Joe Schroch Wade Spiering Wyatt Stahl Janet Sundermeyer Teresa Sutton Marten Swinehart Linda Ullom Kenny Veldkamp Dwight Vigness Randy Wade Kent Whipkey Todd Willard Brenda Wilts Marcia Zephier 61 Sophomores Carol Ahlers Rhonda Ailts Cindi Allen Matthew Amdahl Paula Armstrong Crace Bauer Doug Bendt Bruce Bisson Randy Bullis Janice Christenson Cindy Christenson Diane Christensen Debbie Christiansen Brian Cox Diane Dailey Frank Dailey Don Dappen Kathy Doyle David Duncan Paula Duncan Lola Eikmeier Donis Erickson Mike Fargen Bill Fargen No Photo Available These sophomores were elected by their classmates to be their officers. They are Debra Fox, treasurer, Ronda Ailts, secretary; Tim Mach, vice-president; Frank Dailey, president; Greg Gul licks on, student council representative; and Pam Lokken, student council representative. 62 No Photo Available No Photo Available No Photo Available No Photo Available Debbie Fox BUI Gilbert Sheri Gulbranson Dwight Cull ick son Greg Gullickson Lisa Hammer Lori Hammer Larry Hanson Cotrine Headrick Carole Heminger Patti Hexum Joe Hockhausen Roger Janssen Jim Jepsen Ricki Johnson Rob Julsan Greg Klar Juve Ann Kneebone Les Kramer Kim LaPlante Dave Lee Marcy Leibel Dennis Lindgren Pam Lokken Kent Luttmann Tim Mach Ricky McMahon Rita McMahon Jayne Mengenhauser Lori Miller 63 Lori Miller Stacey Miller Eugene Minnick Denise Minor Terry Nelson Terry Newcomer Randy Oldenkamp Jay Olson Hal Otey Brian Pedersen Doug Pray Shirley Pray Gordon Pulscher Cynthia Rasmussen Tom Reynolds Tim Rice Dale Riffel Mike Robuck Greg Schliinz Cynthia Smith Mari lee Solem Michael Stegeman Glenda Stewart Julene Tjaiks Steve Ullom Gene Warner Robin Whitesell Richard Wiese Randy Wilts Steven Wolterstorff Sophomores who were chosen for waitresses and waiters for the Jr. , Sr. banquet are: Shirley Pray, Corrine Head- rick, Debbie Fox, Rhonda Ailts, Lisa Hammer, Pam Lokken, Lori Hammer, Tim Mach, Don Dappen, Matt Amdahl, Terry Nelson, Jim Jepsen, Randy Wilts, and Frank Dailey. 64 No Photo Available A 'SsCt A Time For Us The Junior class officers for this year were: FRONT: Julie Keeting, Vice President; Karen Schreier, Treasurer; Colleen Parsley, Student Council Representative; Claus Johnson, Secretary; Brad Sanderson, President. BACK: Paul Sampson, Stu- dent Council Representative. The High Points for the Jun- iors during the year were picking out their class rings and raising money for the Junior Senior Prom by con- cessions at athletic events. Curis Ahlers Rita Ailts Dame 11 Albers Elaine Armstrong John Bee hen Kevin Blum Jerry Carr Debbie Cloud Greg Corcoran Carolyn Cullen Donna Dahl Clark Dailey Darci Dappen Kathy Dibbem John Duncan Nancy Dusek Allen Dykstra Gail Eide David Ekem Mike Ellefson Susie Fans Rodney Fox Scott Gulbranson Emmett Bun dv aid son Paul Sampson Brad Sanderson David Schliinz Rick Schmidt Karen Schreier Linda Schwebach Sylvia Smith Shirley Sneve Darwin Spear Lorie Stahl Linda Stegeman Kim Stimson Chuck Sutton Mike Swenson Carl Teer Denita Weets Pam Wilts Linda Wolterstorff No Photo Available ■ Ed Hofkamp Calla Hogue Jerry Hoss Linda Jacobson Dennis Jewett Debra Johanson Claus Johnson Keith Johnson Fred Jones Margo Kirkegaard Ruth Ann Larson Pat Leibel Julie Keating Shirley Kramer Cindy Lyford Paul Mi 11man Marlene Minniek Jean Neprud Patti Olson Charlotte Pank Colleen Parsley Arnold Paulsen Laura Paulsen Loren Paulsen 67 ft«kvJl aMou. QJUe ■ rvnrv ltonoCuJ OLhmyjJ J Oaoa5 Tomorrow We Lead Today We Follow Q-o wj) Cai CuJUUr 70 JitfA Cfof l Pau tioyLr , far Omm( TW£ricfc e ndy (2 .'lbtr4- l ltKi 3)lM C.«k(V Ua avAN� - o A tf £As O.o£ T ouu£vntlcut0+ ' 4 i mu! Cfrjuxd JicJ't) t 5 ■ SoJ ! q-fed’ crto -J iM-W; °t $ 3 Al ur o 3 j a m L L-VyJ|i's GEORGE RICE SCHOLARSHIP Rick Veldkami 'Lnn nir Veldkamp Vauv t 3 flUo vjt jto atC MASONIC AWaI) !U«i_yeJSaj� p'” K_C_ ARO Steve Magh 75 National Honor Society Members are, 1st ROW: Rhichard Ahlers, Alan Warner, Renee Ramsdell, Jane Schmidt, Janis Rahn, Rhonda Minor and Annette Barsart. 2nd ROW: Kerry Thomas, Steve Mach, Brad Hammer, Rick Veldkamp, Les Heinemann, Steve Paulson and Chuck Cullickson. 3rd ROW: Clark Dailey, Marda Powers, Colleen Pars- ley, Brad Sanderson, Paul Sampson, Karen Schreier and Jean Neprud. P©. r� vc ft OlVsovn C� dLg PKjvrrt'U TneuA Pjfrfkkrrv si'«M as Sf 5f« e AIih sc The F. A. Whittem Scholarship was given this year to, Gray- don Dailey and Becky Schmidt. This scholarship of $500 dollars is given to students who are in need of financial help to attend college. The students are picked by a committee from the students who apply for it. This scholarship is a trust fund set up to last until the year 2000. Pictured from the left are: Craydon Dailey, Mr. F. A. Whittem, Mrs. Whittem and Becky Schmidt. 78 OtJUni Vlfol ruA; U a daJdL tick l)e,IJlK«. � Cl� , V.« patiiic lUtrtjL. 6 i vy CJiu,ilU, 84 Autographs 85 Autographs 86 Autographs Autographs Published by Josten s National School Services Ltd Winnipeg. Manitoba. Canado. 88