Flandreau High School - Flyer Yearbook (Flandreau, SD)

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Walk With a Song Eight students sang solos at the music contest at Madison. They are in The Far Right Pic- ture. From the Top is baritone, Marty Gulbranson, second; Kevin Blum, bass, first; Rhonda Locke, soprano, first; Cathy Otey, mezzosoprano, second; Kathy Hobson, soprano, second; Linda Jacobson, piano, first; Cindy Lyford, soprano, first; and Cail Eide, alto, first. Pictured Above are the students who sang in All State Chorus in November in Sioux Falls. Directing the chorus was Dr. Joseph Mussulman and orchestra director was Mr. David Holland. From Left are; Marda Powers, Kevin Blum, Colleen Parsley, Brian Benson, Linda Jacobson, Kent Whipkey, Cindy Lyford, Marty Gulbranson, and Shirley Sneve. Shirley played bass clarinet in the orchestra. The swing choir got a first at the vocal contests. The girls are From Left; Gail Eide, Linda Jacobson, Jean Neprud, Cindy Lyford, Rhonda Locke, Kim LaPlanted, Shirley Sneve, and Lynette Fargen The guys are Paul Millman, Kevin Blum, Brian Benson, Kent Whipkey, Brian Bonde, Mike Blum, and Marty Gulbranson. 18

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Mixed Chorus members (Above) are; Sopranos; Cindy Lyford, Nancy Dusek, Rhonda Ailts, Linda Wolterstorff, Gayle Sahr, Chris Schmidt, Linda Ullom, Terri Sutton, Pam Wilts, Colleen Parsley, Tammy LaLonde Pam Lokken, Cathy Otey, Elsie Prey, Rhonda Locke, Grace Bauer, Rolayne Ailts, Mim Amdahl, Cindy Hemmer, Shirley Sneve, Karen Schreier, Kim LaPlante, Debbie Christiansen, Lois McMahon, Paula Armstrong, Debbie Sanderson, Katy Hobson, Janelle Johnson, Rita Ailts, Corrine Headrick, Patty Fox, Cindy Rosheim, Jayne Mengenhauser, Altos; Janet Sundermeyer, Sue Leibel, Laura Paulsen, Kathy Doyle, Shirley Kramer, Diane Dailey, Donis Erickson, Lisa Hammer, Lori Hammer, Pat Carlson, Debbie Fox, Paula Duncan, Julene Tjarks, Sheri Gulbranson, Denise Minor, Lynnette Fargen, Connie Cullen, Diane Christensen, Cindi Allen, Ramona Powell, Gail Eide, Julie Powers, Linda Jacobson, Jean Neprud, Marda Powers, Lola Eikmeier, Kathy Dibbern. Tenors; Kent Whipkey, Matthew Amdahl, Marty Gulbranson, Eugene Minnick, Basses; Ricky McMahon, Kim Stimson, Randy Wade, Brian Benson, Mike Blum, Greg Gullickson, Thomas Reynolds, Paul Millman, Kevin Blum. Members of the freshmen chorus are; Sopranos; Kris Jorgenson, Debbie Wolterstorff, Juanita Cochran, Joan Johnson, Renee Christensen, Diane Ellefson, Lydia Gullickson, Judy Halse, Judy Scofield, Kathy Amburn, Kim Reynolds, Nancy Ramsdell, Connie Hammer. Altos; Darla Snug- gerud, Linda Kroeger, Tammy Grafing, Deb Bublitz, Mitchelle Billam, Carol Hoss, Becky Eikmeier, Frances Ahlers, Jane McDowall, Brenda Bisson, Terri Swenson, Beth Johnson, Janet Bonrud, Donalda Armstrong, Tammy Bauer, Barbara Eikmeier, Jody Miller, Margeret Parsley, Peggy Wade, Janet Pulscher, Mary Lynn Jepsen. Tenors; Brian Bonde, Mark Gageby, Michael Uilk, Larry White, Jay Gulbranson, Stuart Keating, Lee Severtson, Brian Lud- gate, Roger Kramer. Bass; Jeff Johnson, Mike Smith, Malcolm Hougen, Jeff Deitrich, Brad Whaley, Randy Newcomer, Bill Burrell. 17

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Love and Kisses Tells It All On the fifth of April at 8:00 p. m. in the FHS gym the curtain rose on Love and Kisses . This family comedy by Anita Rowe Block was chosen by the class of '74 for their senior class play. The play is about the Pringles: mother, father, engaged daughter, and eighteen year old son. They live in a Detroit suburb. The approaching wedding of Elizabeth and a young lawyer, Freddy take up the spotlight, until grad- uation day when Buzzy announces that he has just married his girlfriend, Rosemary. It is discovered that the two did not have to get married, but that this is a mating of innocents. The play centers around the comical problems that the two young couples and their parents encounter. Brad Sanderson played the part of Jeff Pringle, Linda Jacobson was Carol Pringle, Kathy Dibbern was Elizabeth, Paul Sampson was Freddy, Chuck Sutton played Buzzy, Ruth Ann Larson was Rosemary, Colleen Parsley played the nanny, and Mike Powers was J.J. Jones. The students direct- ing the play were Marda Powers and Jean Neprud. The faculty advisor and director was Mrs. Nancy Moose. 19