Flandreau High School - Flyer Yearbook (Flandreau, SD)

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Cheerleaders Work To Keep Spirit Up Keeping the spirit up during all types of sporting events was what the cheerleaders strived to do. Pep rallies were held during the last few minutes of the school day with various skits being presented. The cheerleaders made posters to decorate the halls and gym. At spe- cial times. Homecoming or tourna- ments, they, also, decorated the lockers of team members. Top is Tammy Benson cheering on the foot- ball team. Above are the A and B squad boy's bas- ketball cheerleaders. They are, back row. Laura Lang. Kathy Gageby, Tammy Benson. Lisa Kruger. Jackie Hoisington. and Julie Schatz. In front are Marge McGlone and Kym Cecil. Marge. Kym, Tammy, and Julie, also, lead the cheering at football games. Left are the wrestling and girl's basketball cheerleaders. They are Linda Svendsen. Me- lanie Grafing, Trudy Dappen. and Lori May Cheerleaders 23

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Try-outs Held Early; New Routines Performed Try-outs for drill team were held in the Fall to give the girls plenty of time to practice before their first performance. The team consisted of sixteen girls with two alternates. During practices held before and after school, the girls and their ad- visor worked to make up new rou- tines which they performed at home basketball games. District and Region tournaments were, also, performance sites for the girls. Top is Kim Jurgens performing at Districts. Middle Right are the drill team members. They are, fourth row, Lorraine Barthel. Patti Buck. Diane Dietrich. Kim Jurgens. Debbie Schultz, and Jill Lahr. Third row are Ms. Kim Wagner, advisor Dana W'entworth. Shelly Krantz. Tami Zackrison. and Geriann Headrick Second row are Janine Schapp Bridget Green. Danelle Hove, and Sandy Bergjord Front row are June Utech. Julie Taylor. Sheila Wenge. and Lisa Koester Above is Julie Taylor performing to a home crowd. Far Right is Dana W'entworth performing to Steel Breeze Right is a part of the group composed of June Utech. Lisa Koester. Danelle Hove, and Sheila Wenge doing the chorus line routine at Districts 22 Drill Team

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Prom Held Friday Evening Different from years past, the Prom was held on a Friday night because of a grade music contest scheduled for Saturday in the high school. The theme chosen by the juniors was Only Time Will Tell. In an effort to save money, the ju- niors cut some corners while deco- rating for the Prom. The pink and silver metallic streamers used for the ceiling and walls covered only half of the gym. A fountain was purchased from a local merchant, but the juniors built the base them- selves. Other decorations included a gaze- bo adorned with pink and silver streamers. A white picket gateway, with a silver hourglass in the back- ground, was the entrance to the dance floor. Top are Tami Zackrison and Larry Kotan taping down the tablecloths. Above are Lori May and Melanie Crafing taping the streamers to the floor for the Prom walls. Far Right are Melanie Grafing, Mike John- son, Dan Heyduk, and Julie Schatz watching as Troy Pulscher beings hanging streamers for the ceiling of the Prom Right are Bill Parsley and Tammy Caulfield as they put the finishing touches on the tables for the Prom. 24 Prom