Flandreau High School - Flyer Yearbook (Flandreau, SD)

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 Peanuts'' Cartoon On Stage The musical was based on the char- acters created by Charles Schultz for the Peanuts'' cartoon. Highlights from the play included Schroder and Lucy at the piano, Charlie Brown at the psychiatrist's booth, a neighborhood baseball game, and Snoopy fighting out his aerial war with the Red Barron. Top is Kym Cecil. Linus, trying to get her blanket away from Melanie Crafing. Lucy. Middle Left is Bill Parsley. Charlie Brown, who seems to have problems with his lunch bag Above are Rochelle Hagel, Bill Parsley, Shane Gerlach. and Mike Nass getting made up before the final curtain. Left are the cast members. From top. they are Kym Cecil. Rochelle Hagel, Julie Schatz. and Shane Gerlach Front row are Linda Svend- sen, Melanie Crafing. Bill Parsley. Julie McMahon, and Mike Nass. All School Play 17

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Cast, Chorus Presents Musical To Public You're A Good Man, Charlie Brown was presented by the vocal and drama departments on Friday, March 30. The nine main characters, chorus, directors, and accompanist worked for eight weeks to prepare for the final curtain. Students brought their homework to practice so they could do it when they were not needed on stage. But, there was still time for gossip. Top are Julie McMahon, (Snoopy), and Julie Schatz (Peppermint Patty) chasing rab- bits. Above are Shane Gerlach (Schroder), Julie McMahon (Snoopy), Mike Nass (Pigpen), Kym Cecil (Linus). Rochelle Hagel (Marcie), Melanie Crating (Lucy), and Bill Parsley (Charlie Brown), learning good strategy for the baseball game. Right are Shane and Melanie discussing marriage as Schroder plays the piano. 16 All School Play

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Business Items, Judging Discussed By Group During FFA meetings, the mem- bers discussed official items of business such as fruit, magazine, and popcorn sales. They, also, dis- cussed upcoming judging schools or conventions that they would be attending. Those participating in FFA were in- volved in judging competition, planning for the Valentine's day dance, which was co-sponsored by the FHA, and the banquets held throughout the year. Mr. DeWayne Siebrasse, supervi- sor, felt that FFA provided students with leadership skills by having them practice parlimentary proce- dure, public and extempt speaking, doing interviews, and business salesmanship. Top are Mr. Bruce Kuntz. Mrs. Shirley Otto, Mr Dennis Larson, and Mr. Marlin Knut- son serving themselves from a pot luck meal. Above are the members of the FFA shown holding their award certificates from the State Convention. Fourth row are Nathan Johnson, Bill Otto, Troy Halvorson, and Chad Hahn. Third row are Tab Peper, Chuck Derdall, Allan Jorgenson. Jason Pulscher, and Scott Reed. Second row are Lorraine Barthel, Kelly Thomas, Mike Ler- aas, Paul Barthel, and Mr. DeWayne Sie- brasse. First row are Amy Doyle, Jennifer Loiseau, Mike Nass. Richard Hagel. Lance Koester. and Jason Gullickson. Right are Sweetheart candidates and their escorts. They are Craig Johanson, Lorraine B.. Nathan J., Julie Bauer, Tom Jorgenson, Brenda McMahon, Chuck D., Matt Iverson, and Diane Dietrich. 18 FFA