Flandreau High School - Flyer Yearbook (Flandreau, SD)

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Breaks Zak During Day Breaks from the school day are taken between classes, mornings, or at lunch time. During this time, many students may congregate in the library, which is sometimes used as a student lounge because of the computers, magazines, and books. Pep rallies are held the last few minutes of the school day before home games. Talks from the coaches, competition between classes, and pep songs by the band highlight these activities. Top are Scott Delaney and Chad Hahn at the computer in the library The computer is used durirft} study halls to play different games Middle Left are Jeremy Nickey. Russell Golder. and Gordy Jones eating lunch, which takes up about a half hour of their day Left are Louis Schreier. Doris Elverud. Cheryl Auren. Jim Eich, and Carol Bisson cheering at a pep rally Pep rallies are held the last 10 minutes of the day Above are Randy Tollefson. Kevin Hemmer. John Broghammer. and an unidentified fan at a football game Sparetime S

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Special Events Involve Members Crafts night, cake walks, roller skating, hayrides and showing livestock are some events that involve 4-H members. They, also, raise money for various causes such as Easter Seals, the Burn Fund and the Crippled Children’s Hospital. Once a month, evening meetings are held. At these meetings the members give demonstrations, hear committee reports, and guest speakers. Top are Chuck Derdall and Nathan Johnson preparing their cattle to be shown at a local competition Above is Matt Iverson showing one of his dairy cows Middle Right is Chuck receiving an award for his dairy cow Right is Mrs. Connie Hove presenting Lisa Jespen, Genanne Headrick, and Jeanine Christensen with an award for 4-H achieve- ment 4 4-H Activities

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Malls Serve Many Purposes Contrary to popular belief, the halls do more than provide a path to classes and a place to put lockers. They, also, serve as a “track where every morning the students walk around and around and around before classes begin. At noon they are used as a student lounge where everyone migrates after their lunch break to discuss the gossip of the day. Top are Blaine Tirrel, Arron Smith, and oth- ers standing in the halls talking. Above are Louis Schreter and others carry- ing on their own business Middle Right are Tammi Nussbaum and Jeanie Hammer lounging after lunch Right are Eugene Johnson. Tab Peper. Mike Johnson, and Troy Johnson standing around after lunch. 6 Halls