Flandreau High School - Flyer Yearbook (Flandreau, SD)

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Adviser Receives Highest Honor At the national convention held in Kansas City, Mr. Siebrasse was awarded the Honorary American Farmer degree and was selected as one of the top six outstanding agri- culture instructors in the United States. An awards banquet was held on April 28 to present all medals, certi- ficates, and degrees to individuals and teams. TOP Sweetheart candidates for this year are Lisa Koester. Amy Christensen. Kellie Thom- as. Julie Taylor, and June Utech FFA mem- bers selected Kellie as the 1986 Sweetheart ABOVE: These FFA members are. back row. Keith Hobbie. Scott Reed. Paul Barthel. Lance Koester. Mike Nass. and Jason GUI- lickson Front row are Danny Von Eye. Ro- berta Iverson. Jennifer Loiseau. Lisa Duncan. Amy Doyle. Kellie Thomas. Jim Thomas. Todd Eng. and Brian Bunker. They show off the proficiency awards they received at the Awards banquet LEFT: Mr Siebrasse displays his Honorary America Farmer award FFA 23

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FFA Members Earn Emblems The highest team and showman- ship placings ever were earned by FFA chapter members at the 1986 state convention,” stated advisor, Mr. Dewayne Siebrasse, after re- turning from the convention. “Three judging teams earned gold emblems for their efforts, while three indivi- duals received gold emblems in showmanship.” The Chapter, made up of 27 mem- bers, relied on fund-raisers to get the needed funds to support the or- ganizatioN's activities. These fund- raisers were magazine, fruit, and popcorn sales. TOP: Chapter members are shown with the awards that they won at the state convention in Brookings. They are. fourth row, Jason Gullickson. Paul Barthef. and Brian Mattson. Third row are Tom Price, Lance Koester, Scott Reed, and Kevin Rice. Second row are Jim Thomas. Mike Nass. Todd Eng, and Dan- ny Von Eye. First row are Roberta Iverson. Jennifer Loiseau, Kellie Thomas, Amy Doyle, and Lisa Duncan. ABOVE: Danny Von Eye judges poultry at the state convention in Brookings. RIGHT: Jason Gullickson. center, fills out the form to judge dairy cattle at the state con- vention. 22 FFA

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Youth Groups Raise Money Many churches in the community conducted fund-raisers (pancake feeds, bake sales, dinners, and ice cream socials) to pay the costs of activities that they sponsored. Luther League, and other church groups participated in activities, such as, bowling, rollerskating, hayrides, swimming, movies, dances, and plays. TOP: Scott Delaney and Richard Hagel check the pizza to be served at a dance held In the Community Center. ABOVE: Stacey Grating and Leah Schipper wash dishes after one of their Luther League meetings. ■ RIGHT: David Hammer and John Burns stack dishes in preparation for a dinner that the Presbyteens will serve. 24 Church