Flandreau High School - Flyer Yearbook (Flandreau, SD)

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Three Dances Held FHS had only three dances this year. Bands performed for two of these, while one was a record dance where students served as disc jock- ies. One of the dances featuring live music was for Homecoming and the other was held in May for the Prom. The records were played for a Valentine dance sponsored by the FHA and FFA organizations. Top are Julie McMahon and Tracy Peterson, and. across the room, Kathy Cageby and Wendy' Bock dancing at the Valentine dance. Middle Right is Rochelle Hagel dancing to the music of Image at Homecoming. Above is the band. Image. which played at the Homecoming dance. Right are Geriann Headrick and Bill Parsley dancing at Homecoming. 8 Dances

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Staff Attends Workshops, Camp Four students attended a week long summer camp at SDSU in Brook- ings. Two students were instructed in the aspects of putting together and organizing an annual, while the others worked on basic and ad- vanced photography techniques. A workshop and Press Convention were attended in October. At these workshops, members were taught techniques. Top are Dana Wentworth and Julie Schatz comparing differences between annuals. Middle Left are Amy Ludeman. Danelle Hove, and Bridget Green putting together a piece of copy. Above are Denise Grafing and Wendy Sut- ton. co-editors, going over some pages of the annual. Left are Cindy Weigel. Sheila Wenge, and Julie taking a break after a workshop ses- sion on page layouts. Yearbook Staff 7

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Oral Interp. Group Places Sixth, Overall Debate began in November with the Sioux Forensic League tourneys and the McCarty Invitational being the major meets attended. Overall, the group placed sixth in the SFL conference tourneys. The forensics season was capped off with the State I.E. and Debate Meet. One individual advanced to the finals and placed fourth in Original Oratory. Individually, the speakers, accord- ing to Coach Swenson, gained tre- mendous experience. The group al- ways tried to live up to its motto: If you're going to wing it, don't announce it. Top are Ms. Gail Swenson, coach, and Ste- ven Void watching an unseen member give a presentation. Above is Russell Golder working on his speech before a meet. Left are Da wn Damm, Dan Heyduk, Me- lanie Grafing. Rochelle Hagel, and Scott De- laney watching as Nora Solem does a panto- mime for them Melanie, Dan. Richelle, and Russell Golder attended the State where Me- lanie placed fourth in Original Oratory. Oral Interp.. Debate 9