Flandreau High School - Flyer Yearbook (Flandreau, SD)

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Annual Staff Preserves Memories “What now?” “How’s this?” This is what can usually be heard on Monday night, as you are passing by the typing room. The annual staff was busy this year with two workshops, a summer camp, and putting the annual together. During regular meetings, copy was written, lay- outs drawn up, and pictures chosen for the pages. Top are the school photographers. Back row are David Jueschke. Sue Walker and Susan Ahlers. Front row are Erin Dailey and Jill Dougherty. Above Left is the annual staff. Back row are Chris Thompson, Cindy Boul- din, Peggy Wilts. Matt Burns, Jackie Schatz and advisor, Mr. Clifton Sutton. Front row are Jill Johns, Karla Hansen. Mary Jane Greco, Ruth Reiter and Gina Schatz. Above is Mary Jane Greco, editor, pre- paring copy for the annual. Far Left are Peggy Wilts and Wyman Gageby thinking up something interest- ing to put in the annual. At the left is Mr. Sutton typing up a copy sheet. Yearbook 15

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Debaters Number Few There were four people out for debate this year, two sophomores and two juniors. The debate squad attended debates at Augus- tana in Sioux Falls in November and January. The affirmative team won four debates and the negative team won one. Also, this year one of the members participated in the Lincoln Douglas Debate. Top Right are Susan Ahlers, Mr. Doug- las Dunn and Chris Thompson looking thru debate files. Above are Chris Thompson. Susan Ahlers, Lisa Ludemann and Jan Kmter, the members of the debate team. At the right are Claudia Olson and Mary Dolan speaking in individual events. 14 Debate

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FFA Rates Second Overall In State The Parent and Member banquet kicked off the start of the FFA Chapter’s busy year. The FFA participated in the District VII FFA Leadership Contest, where the officers received a 1st place on their conduct of meetings. The members sold magazine subscriptions and fruit. The Chapter broke their record for the highest fruit sales ever. Various judging schools and contests were also attended by Chapter members. In the spring, three members received their State Farmer Degrees at the state FFA Conven- tion and the Chapter was rated second overall by the National Chapter Award Program. Top are the FFA officers. Back row are Richard Haugen, Sentinel; Karen Duf- fert. Secretary; Sonja Sheppard, Re- porter. Alan Rikmeier, Historian and advisor. Mr. Dewayne Siebrasse. Front row are Todd Peper, Vice-President; Louis Schreier, Parliamentarian; Terry Benson, President; and Gerald Ailts, T reasurer. Above are Gene Taylor, Wyman Ga- gehy and Delwin Johnson judging poul- try. Right are freshman members of the FFA Chapter at the Parent and Mem- ber banquet. 16 FFA