Flandreau High School - Flyer Yearbook (Flandreau, SD)

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TOP Hanging out in the hall is Colleen Shaefler. Ronnie Gourneau. Chris Doyle and Brett Ketcham MIDDLE: Carol Svendsen. Tena Kranz. Teresa Clites. Alison Druse. Steve May. Ronnie Gourneau. Russell Hofkamp. Danny Sutton. Brock Vardsveen. Jill Jor- genson. Larry Salway. Charlie Jones. Stephanie Johnson. Jason Pulse her. Den- tia Hove. Audra Lind. Tyler Waxdahl. Teresa Groos and Amy Thopson take a break during an OKLAHOMA! practice session LEFT: Monique Cranston spends some of her free time working on her leg muscles. Nice legs Monique Free Time 19

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STUDENTS GET CRAZY DURING FREE TIME Free time for students was when they could kick back and relax. Wheth- er it be in study hall, at lunch time, walking the halls before school or between classes, students always made the most out of their free time. A popular spot for getting the latest gossip or joke was in the hallway. It was considered to be the social and recreational area of the school. Students loged many miles walking the loop of FHS and when weary feet said enough, you could always prop yourself up against a wall and people watch”. Study hall and lunch hour gave students the opportunity to either eat, study, or do nothing. Without the few moments of free time each day students would go crazy. TOP RIGHT: Jason Taylor and Terry Tolletson use their study hall time in the most productive manner possible. MIDDLE RIGHT: Danny Sutton. Terry Hoftman. Tom Price, Amy Bergjord. Theresa Keck. Garret Renville, and Dawn Wenge head down the hall after class. RIGHT: Catching up on the latest gossip during study hall is Chris Doyle. Pam Arnold, and Roberta Iverson. ABOVE: Brian Johnson. Dawn Wenge, Garret Renville, Amy Bergjord, Tom Price. Danny Sutton. Theresa Keck and Terry Hoffman gather together for a group mug shot with an on identified flying object over head. Free Time 18

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Yearning for the Earnings $$$$... The desire of spending money forces many students out in search ot a part-time job. Students are willing to do anything from washing dishes, bagging groce- cies. waiting tables and working as cashiers. Stu- dents earn an average of $3.40 an hour and use this extra money for clothes, movies, munchies, and for gas. School, extra curricular activities and their jobs allow little free time for students. Earning this extra money gives students an economic lesson of the value of a dollar earned. TOP: Mike Shaeffer stocks shelves in the pet tood section at Paul's Shurfine. ABOVE: Tena Caulfield resets a table at the West Inn Cafe. MIDDLE: Ammy Thomson rinses off another plate of the endless supply of dirty dishes at Walker's. MIDDLE RIGHT: Jodi Jensen rings up a cus- tomer's purchases at Paul's Shurfine. RIGHT: Checking out videos is one of Jenni- fer Loiseau's responsibilies at the Trading Post. Jobs 20