Flandreau High School - Flyer Yearbook (Flandreau, SD)

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Cooks, Staff Prepare Holiday Specialities The cooks started preparing lunch at 7 a.m. Dough was made for buns or bread, and main dishes were pre- pared to put in the oven. During the holiday seasons, the cooks baked cookies and other specialities that reflected the holi- days. Chef salads were offered twice a week to those who didn’t eat the main meal. Other aides helped with chores such as the laundry and punching lunch tickets of students and faculty mem- bers going through the lunch line. TOP LEFT: Mrs. Joyce Jurgens gets the ham- burger out of the pan for the taco salad menu. TOP RIGHT: Mrs Pansy Bachman, laundry lady, smiles for the camera Mrs. Bachman washes towels and uniforms for the athletes and towels for the kitchen. ABOVE: The lunch staff includes Mrs Pansy Bachman. Mrs Doris Solem. Mrs. Joyce Jur- gens. Mrs. Wadie Becker, and Mrs. Barbara Grafing. This staff serves over 360 students and faculty members daily. ABOVE RIGHT: Mrs Solem and Mrs Grafing prepare the ingredients for a homemade piz- za dinner. LEFT: Mrs Camilace DeNure punches Russ Golder’s lunch ticket. Mrs DeNure. also, works in the Middle School with special edu- cation students. Cooks Aides 29

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Multi Group Seeks Progress Mrs. Pat Bortnem, Mr. Brad Boride and Mr. Les Kor enjoyed watching their students progress during the year and helping them with future plans. Mr. Dennis Blocker, Mr. Christian Davis, and Mr. Marvin Iverson felt it was enjoyable to teach students, who wanted to learn. TOP Mr Kor. business; Mrs. Borthem. health occupations; and Mr Bonde. sales and ser- vice sit in the conference room where they often correct assignments. ABOVE: Mr Iverson, auto mechanics; Mr Blocker, building trades: and Mr Davis, elec- tronics are outside the building before classes begin getting some sunshine RIGHT Mr Iverson. Troy Puscher. Jeff Eng. and Bryan Schipper remove a muffler from a car. 28 Faculty

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Services Provided The bus drivers provided a valuable service to the students by bringing them to and from school and by taking athletic teams and coaches to out-of-town games. After students and faculty had gone home at 3:35, the custodians re- mained to sweep rooms and clean up. During vacations, they did extra cleaning, such washing and waxing floors or halls. TOP: The buses are lined up waiting for stu- dents to come out so that they can begin their trip home. ABOVE: One of the custodians is Mr. Lowell Wilts. MIDDLE RIGHT Mr Derwm Headrick, a sec- ond custodian, helps with the maintenance of the school MIDDLE FAR RIGHT: Mr Wilts mops the hall floor. RIGHT: The men who drive the buses are Mr. Alan Hawk. Mr. Greg Weigold. Mr Leslie Schrengost. Mr. Brian Thielsen. Mr. Verlyn Rentschler. Mr Pat Laughlm. Mr Jerry Har- low. manager, and Mr Eddie Uilk. 30 Custodians Bus Drivers