Flandreau High School - Flyer Yearbook (Flandreau, SD)

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Seniors Challenged Vespers service was held on May 20, at 7:30 p.in. Rev. Brent Dahl- seng gave the sermon. Rev. Dahlseng's sermon consisted of a challenge to the seniors. A challenge to be the best they could in whatever they did and to be indi- viduals in whatever they did in- stead of following the crowd. Top are Denise Grafing and Dan Muts- chelknaus looking over the program before the Vespers service. Middle Left are Bard Carson, Kym Cecil, and Theresa Collins waiting in line for their cue to leave the lunchroom and enter the gym. Above are Darla Minnick, Dawn Redwing, and Brenda McMahon talking about the up- coming service. Left are Lorraine Barthel and Kim Jurgens walking to their seats. 26 Graduation Activities

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Gift Certificates Replace Banquet Again, the junior class did not have a banquet but presented each ju- nior and senior with a five dollar gift certificate to be used at Walk- er's Dining. These certificates were to be used on the night of the Prom between the hours of 5 and 9 p.m. At the Prom, students listened and danced to the music of The Fact. This band was chosen by the ju- niors and seniors after looking at a list of those bands available. Top are Eugene Johnson. Brian Green, and Paul Hess putting together the base for the fountain. Middle Right are Lisa Jepsen and Merlin Knutson dancing to the music of The Fact. Above are Lisa Jewett and Shelly Krantz set- ting up the punch table. Prom 25

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Mixed Emotions Shown At Graduation At the graduation ceremony, mixed emotions were shown by the class of 1984. Some cried because they would never be together with the entire class again, while others were just glad to be out and done with school. Ceremonies began Sunday after- noon, May 27, at 2:00. The program began with the invocation and a musical selection, I Believe, by the girls' glee club. Congressman, Tom Daschle gave the commencement address. His speech conveyed the importance of the seniors pursuing their future goals in South Dakota. Awards and scholarships were pre- sented by various faculty, school- board, and community members. After an acknowledgement by class president, Marietta McGlone, prin- cipal, Gus Barnes and board presi- dent, Gene Gullickson presented the diplomas. The ceremonies con- cluded with a duet, 'Time For Mov- ing On, sung by senior girls, Kym Cecil and Julie McMahon. Top is Wayne Ziebarth turning his tassel after receiving his signed diploma. Above Left is Congressman Tom Daschle giving his commencement address. Above is Mr Gene Gullickson presenting Jill Hurley her diploma. Left are Bob Dolan. Wayne Ziebarth, and Dan Mutschelknaus in the lunchroom wait- ing for the activities to begin. Graduation Activities 27