Flandreau High School - Flyer Yearbook (Flandreau, SD)

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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

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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

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Illusions Of Spirit In the lower right hand corner are pictured the Pep Club officers: Brenda Wilts, Margaret Landis, Calla Hogue, and Shirley Pray.