Flandreau High School - Flyer Yearbook (Flandreau, SD)

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Discos Featured At Dances FHA helped kick-off the dances by sponsoring a sock-hop, Brian Bonde furnished the disco music. Homecoming Dance was held September 16 at Spafford gym following the football game. Dakota Disco from Brookings provided the music and special lighting. To help raise money for Multiple Schlerosis, FHS students sponsored a Dance-A -Thon. Money raised for MS totaled over $2000 and students danced for up to 22 hours. FHA-FFA held a Christmas Dance December 10th at Spafford gym. Music for this dance was also provided by a disco group. Top Left, students are pictured dancing at the Bowler's Dance. Middle Left is a group of students doing the alligator at the FHA sock-hop. Bottom Left are Mike Hass and Jason Duncan giving a lift to Julie Bjerke and Sherri Gullickson at the Dance-a-thon. Above are Paul Sneve and Leslie Ramsdell trying to stay on their feet for another hour. Student Life 11

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Top Right is a group of students conversing during their lunch break. Middle Right is Brian Hammer adding a little variety to his lunch period. Bottom Right shows Linda Duncan John Henderson, Tim Grafing, and Russ Miller rushing in from Vocational School to eat dinner. Above is a group of boys expres- sing their opinion about the meal. Race To Dinner Daily Event Mr. Harold Schoeneman signaled the beginning of dinner by excusing the hungry students from class. Students were seen racing down the halls to be first in the lunch line. Usually they were slowed down by one of the teachers on noon duty. For many students this was their first break from the routine all day. There were two, 25 minute lunch shifts. Students alternated the shifts they ate every other week. Vocational school thundered in during the last 10 minutes of late shift to hurriedly gobble their food. This year the cooks tried something different. Students and faculty had their choice of chef salad or the regular menu. 10 Student Life

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Youth Get Into Religion Apart from the weekday activities, Wednesday nights were set aside as church night for the stu- dents. Church youth groups participated in various activities, such as: hayrides, poducks, pizza par- ties, retreats, choroling, and roller skating parties. These groups often worked together in their many activities. They worked on fund raising projects for the community and various charities. Besides these worthwhile activities, these students, also, found time for Bible study and church school. Top Right are some of the members of the CCD class. They are, back row, Deb Wolles, Monica Neal, Sandy Thielsen. Middle Row are Cheryl Wenge and Anita Sutton. Front row are Peggy LaPlante and Anne Broghammer. Middle (above to far right) are mem- bers of the Methodist and Lutheran church groups. Above are Betty Reynolds, Brian Hammer, Kristi Nelson, Keith Wilson, and David Halse. Middle are, Jill Zebill and friends. Far right are, Keith Wilson, Jill Zebill, Marlys Ehlers, and Brenda Reynolds. Right are members of the Preiyteen youth group. Back row are, Laurie Price, Sandy Gullickson, Lori Duncan, Sherri Gullickson, Linda Duncan, Brenda Ullom, and Jay LaRoche. Front row are Jeff Hurley, Margaret Milne, Todd Ludeman, Alisa Hogue, Janet Locke, andjanine Hurley. 12 Student Life