Flandreau High School - Flyer Yearbook (Flandreau, SD)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1988 volume:

1V37-33 rlter Volume SI rlandraau High School Flandr« au, SD S7023 Advisors: fcog r Janssen arid Mary Lynn HaadricK Co'Editors: Arny Bargjord and Sarah Johnson To a A Uoi. At Taka A Look At Dedication Superintendent Sylvan Vigness retires this year after 35 years at FHS. He was superintendent for 26 of those years. He said he will miss the students and the teachers, and the thrill of being a part of what he described as an excel- lent educational system, but not the meetings . To Mr. Vigness we would like to dedi- cate this yearbook for his unselfish years to FHS. Opening Kickin' Back During the last month of school, students took advantage of the hot weather to catch a few early rays before summer The Achievement Days carnival provided entertanment for people of all ages Students become very restless and excited as the end of school nears and summer becomes closer. Summer means possibly finding a job. lounging in the sun, and taking a vacation from the everyday routine of school. Some favorite summer-time hagouts are the swimming pool. The Spot. St. Vincent Hotel's steps and the Spafford basketball courts. Summer The marching band provides entertanment year round including performing in the Achievement Days parade in August Above Summer battled some while others just piam en- joyed it. Top right Alison Druse and Kartsa Voorhees prepare to take an exciting trip on the ferns wheel Right Students have fun and catch up on gossip before returning for afternoon class Boy the sun feels good!! Summer Students found it very hard to concentrate on anything except the festivities happening during Homecoming Week. There was much to look forward to as the players and fans prepared to add another win to their already successful year To get the festivities rolling. Twin Day was the first of five dress up days, the other days included: Safari, Purple and Gold Day, Beach, and Role Reversal Day. Thursday night the annual Little Orpheum was held; Shawn De- laney and Nicole Dixon were cho- sen by the student body as the 1987-1988 Homecoming King and Queen. Afterwards students met in the school parking lot, where a student pep rally was held. Friday, classes were dismissed early as the band and the foot- ball players led a procession through town before a comm- munity pep rally was held in the gym. Later that night after a 39-0 Flier victory, a dance was held in the lunch room. The Flier Home- coming was a WIPEOUT!! Top The 1987-1988 Homecoming King and Queen are Shawn Delaney and Ni- cole Dixon. Bottom The Senior girls class skit really got a lot of laughs as they immitate our 1987 footbai coaches Homecoming Top Left Paul Wett g does the ‘ Superior Dance” for the winning freshmen skit, a spin off of “Saturday Night Live s” ‘Church Chat' Bottom Left Vanna. Mr Ponsch. gets cheers from the crowd as she displays her fabulous femur Middle Royalty for Homecoming '87 are Roger Svendsen. Mitzi Me done. Shawn Delaney. Kara Johnston. Dan Jewett. Chris Ziebarth. David Hammer. Nicole Dixon. Steve Johnson, and Sue McGlorte M Homecoming Right Mr Evans flashes a hollow smile as he prepares for the ride of his life with Coach Jim McGlone at the controls of the 'FHer Mobile.” Below: Chad Johnston. Steve May. and Brian Johnson strut their stuff and show off their hairy legs as they get into the Home- coming spirit on Role Reversal Day Middle Pebbles. Mrs Rupe takes a spn on Flandreau's version of Wheel of For- tune.” Bottom Right Roger Svendsen and Mitzi McGlone give a quick smile for the press before they head down the aisle for the 1987 coronation Homecoming Movin' to the Beat Whether or not the Friday-nite ballgames were boring, students often had dances to look forward to afterward. Throughout the year, there were three dances held. Homecoming to celebrate the victory, Christmas to cele- brate the season, and Valentines to romance. Everbody gets on the floor to jam to an- other favorite song 11 Dances Earn It, . . Spinel Iti Hobbies and interests still cost money in the 80's so we work to earn it and have no problem spending it. Local businesses, once again, did their part to support the students at Flandreau High. Above Lori Peper and Jody Jensen were employed at Paul's Shurfine Grocery where their tasks included clerking, stock- ing shelves, and occasionally sampling the goods Top right Alison Druse chose a warm weather job working at the Flandreau Pool. Bottom right Colleen Shoe ft er was em- ployed at one of the city's most popular student hangouts. The S(X t Here she Is shown serving burgers with a smile 12 Jobs Lett Laura Austreim puts in a load of dishes at Walkers Bor and Lounge, one of her many tasks involved with her job NAddle left Jodi Whipkey takes time from waiting on Family Pharmacy cus- tomers to make sure the shelves are in order Middle right Sundoes and malts were specialties of Sue McGlone while spencfcng her summer working at The Spot Bottom David Sutton relaxes in one of the hardest easy jobs, lifeguardmg (catching rays) at the Flandreau Pool Gneiss Is The Word This year's school play was Grease The cast excitedly waited tor those Magic Changes to happen to make this year's play the best ever Though the practices were hard and long, they had to admit that There Were Worse Things We Could Do They would have rather Spent Our Days Just Mooning , but at the end we realized that their hard eftorts had paid oft The full house crowd at the Indian School Auditorium seemed to agree that We Go Together The cast members were Danny Zuko (Danny Sutton), Sandra Dee (Sara Amdahl), Rizzo (Jody Jensen). Marty (Jodi Whipkey). Frenchy (Sonjia Nester). Jan (Denita Hove). Ken- ickie (Mike Shaeffer). Doody (Brett Ketcham). Roger (Steve May). Sonny (Akamu Barboza). Patty (Amy Schultz). Eugene (Ron Gourneou and Larry Salway). Miss linch (Chris Ziebarth). The Gamblers (Mike Jewett and Robbie Delaney) Johnny Casino (Chad Johnston). Vince Fontam (Kevin Zwart) and Patty's shadow (Audra Lind) Steve May (Roger) smgs to Denita Hove (Jan) in 'Mooning''- Danny Sutton (Danny Zuko) is left AH Alone At The Drive-In” Musical Right Denita Hove. Sonjia Nester. Sara Amdahl. Jody Jen- sen. and Jodi Whtpkey have fun during the slumber party scene Sandy (Sara Amdahl) finally gets back at the snob Patty Simcox (Amy Schultz) to the amazement of everyone watching Students Motat Use Of Tima Whenever there is a free mo- ment students can be found relaxing and catching up on the latest news. Some popular things to do were lifting weights, working in the com- puter room, reading, talking with friends or studying in the library. Of course, there were always a few students who took advantage of the spare moments to catch up on sleep. Top Students spent their last few minutes of free time cleaning out their lockers Middle left Amy Schultz. Tonya Bakkedahl. Rob- bie Delaney, and Brett Ketcham played games on the computer for their free time in band Middle right Danny Sutton, Ron Gourneau. Au- dra Lind, and Denita Hove go over some notes before the big test Jody Jensen makes a face at Shaw Lotseou and- Danny Pulscher for a smart remark they made Preparing to Romance Tha Might On Monday April 11, at 6:30 p.m., the juniors started decorating for a night to remember. This took the togetherness of the Juniors to make sure that the tables, punch bowl, fence, streamers, balloons, and picture booth were in place for the prom. lorry Solway holds the scaffolding steady while Monique Cranston and Theresa Keck hang up the last decora- tions for prom Danny Sutton and Coleen Shaeffer begin to hang streamers Danny Sutton and Steph Johnson take a break to smile for the camera. Neu Anderson and Ann-Marie Thomp- son get a helpful ideas to decorate the picture booth for prom Prom Decorating 17 Romancing The Night After months of planning, April 16th, the night of prom, finally arrived. Before the dance, students and their dates had a choice of dining at Walk- er's or the St. Vincent Hotel with a part of the tab being picked up by the Junior Class. Prom was held in the community center which was deco- rated in the theme colors of metallic red and silver. The Litterer played the latest hits plus many of their own songs while everyone danced the night away. Steve Johnson and Sue McGlone were chosen King and Queen for the 1988 prom. The spot to be during Prom was right in front of the band. At top right is Dirk Graves and Alissa Lundy sitting back and enjoying the music. The Litterer Band rocked away the night at the year's prom. Prom Top left Couples get in some taking while the band takes a quick break Top right Angie Hnricher and Cory Sco- field. Chris Ziebarth and Kely Duncan, and Brett Ketcham and Jodi Whipkey slow dance to favorite song Litterer fans show their excitement for the band's performance At left are Robbie Delaney and Teresa Groos who were chosen as punch servers by the Junior class N Vddte left Audra Lind and Ji Jorgenson smile for the camera. Ws'vs Got Tiia Look! 4 4 Throughout the school year, lots of new fads and fashions swept through the school. Some came and went, and some stayed (who knows for how long). Things like rolled up jeans, mini-skirts, and tie-dyed shirts were just a few stolen fads from the past Right Amy Thompson. Teresa Groos and Denita Hove show off the definition of a DWEEBIE Bottom right Monique Cranston. Teresa Keck. Dawn Wenge. and Amy Schultz show us the latest fashions of mini-skirts and cut off sweats Bottom left: Neat Feet” Challenges lor the Mind At top left is Mrs LeAnn Carr who is the Algebra I and Geometry teacher This was Mrs. Carr's first year at FHS. At top shows some students working and visiting during Algebra class. At left is Mrs Roberta luttmann showing her students how to add radicals She teaches Algebra 1. Geometry. Consumer Math. Basic Algebra, and 8th grade Math Above is Mr. Leroy Benson at his podium He instructs the students in Algebra I. Sen- ior Math. 7th and 8th grade Math 22 Math Teachers Form Tha Backbone At top left is Mr Frank Gawell resting on his desk He teaches Physical Science and 7th and 8th grade science Above at right is Mr Keith Burns the Chem- istry 1.1, and Physics instructor A forgetful substitute teacher lets his chemistry go unoccupied for the hour Above Mr Bruce Porisch helps Jarrod Lee with a question in Biology Mr Porisch teoches Biology 1.1 and Physical Science Science A Look Back In Time Above is Mr Roger Fodness He stays busy teaching Free Enterprise. Sociology, and U.S. History Above at left. Mr Dennis Rhead is thoughtfuly looking over a pile of pa- pers He is our Pyschology and P E teacher At top right is Mr James McGlone our World History and Government instruc- tor. Amy Schultz and Jody Jensen quizzing each other over a history assignment 24 k History Urn, Wall, Urn • • Above left is Ms.Gail Swenson correcting papers She teaches Compostion � . IV; Literature H. N.i Speech I and I At left is Mrs Mary James She is our leader in Compos- tion V. Literature I.IV. and Grammar I Mrs James wi be missed here at FHS as she is retiring Above is Mr Lowel Lrider who is our instructor in English I. German I. I and Advanced German Spree hen $ie Deutsch Herr Linder! Above. Danny Sutton is pictured arguing with Ms Gal Swenson over a test grade Wei maybe!! 25 Language Arts Getting Involved Vo-Ag I. M. and IV are instructed by Mr Myles DeBates Mrs Undo Siebrasse teaches Geography. Foods I. Mar- nage. Family Relations. Child Development. Tex ties and Clothing, and Parenting Above. Mrs Siebrasse helps Sheila Corcoran and Julie Burns in a cooking lab Mr Brian Bergjord spends his days teaching students the useful skis of industrial Arts I. General Shop. Power Mechanics. Welding, and Drafting Also, he teaches an Industrial Arts class to the Junior High 26 Faculty rhelr. . . Business At top left is Mrs Morda Otson who keeps busy as the Computer I and Computer I! teacher She also helps the middle school students with their computer classes Bottom left is Mr Cuff Sutton discussing with Tracy Powers how to center her typ- ing properly He teaches Typing I. Typing H and Bookeepog Andrea Nussbaum helps Jannele Jorgen- sen with the printing of her computer as- signment They are pictured at top left At bottom right is Mr Dale Johnson who faithfuly keeps all of our library books in the right order 27 Business Miss Wendy Schutte teaches stu- dents who need special help. Middle Mrs Bonrud aids Miss Schutte in the classroom Bottom Miss Wendy Schutte helps Angie Stem with her schoolwork Resource Something For Evaryons Top left Mr Lorry Wlsk© is direct- ing the Junior High Chorus The classes that he teach are Drivers Ed. Junior High Chorus, and Ffcgh School Chorus Above. Mrs Donna Hendrickson is helping Joy Walker with her art pro- ject She teachs 7th. 8th grade art also. Art 1 and Art 2 Bottom left Mr Steve Solem is ex- plaining the beat one more time to the High School Band He teaches 5th and 6th grade and. in addition to. Junior High School, and High School Band 29 Fine Arts Top left: Stocy Ekern. John Borthel. Coach Lynett© WomekJorf. Clayton Jensen and NktoU© Gerlach square Dance in P E Miss Lynette WomekJorf and Mr Dennis Phead are 5th grade through high school P.E. teachers Left Jarrod Lee and Miss Lynette Womeldorf play tennis Above Angie f-fcnncher and Alan Story square dance as Mr Dennis Phead supervises in the back- groound Ka ping A Step Ahacd Members of the school board for 1987-88 were Ada Jorgenson. Dr John Thompson. Gary Luttmann. Gladys English. Dann Ceci. Supt.Syl- van Vigness. Brenda May. Gene Gufcckson. and Mark McGlone Above at left are Mrs Emodeie Rupe and Mr Eldon Barnes Mrs Rupe is the high school secretary She does many tasks that include issung tardy sups, and lunch tickets Mr Barnes is the principal and some of his many jobs are supervision of students and making sure the students keep in line Above is Mrs Gladys English our business manager She helps Mr Vig- ness keep the school system humming and is charge of the finances At left is Mr John Evans who is the high school guidance counselor He helps the students make decisions on what they.would like to do after high school Administration The FHS cooks spend many hours preparing and cooking our noon meals every day of our school week. Their work is very much ap- preciated. Top Camullis DeNure. Barb Grating. Pansy Bachman. Ethel Wiese. Doris So- lem. and Joyce Jurgens Top left. Mrs Joyce Jurgens prepares fries for noon lunch Above. Mrs Barb Grating breaks apart the cinnamon rolls Bottom left. Mrs Barb Grating and Mrs Ethel Wiese takes a break before the rush begins 32 Cooks Things Running Left Bus drivers for the school years were Ed LWk. Leslie Riff el. Les Schrecengost .Chuck RentscNer. Pat Loughln. Vertyn Rentschler. and Garnet Paul- son Bottom left Roger Ehlers. does some vacuuming This is one of his many jobs Below Roger Ehlers and Lowe Wilts are the high school custodians They have the responsibility of keeping the school looking good CHEERLEADERS LEAD TEAMS TO SUCCESSFUL SEASON Enthusiasm, spirited cheers, and lots of pep make our three cheerleading squads so successful. Each cheerleader contribut- ed much during the seasons that were full of excitement and fun. Top right Football and Boy's Bas- ketball cheerleaders Sarah Pen- ney. Chris Ziebarth. Nicole Dixon, and Jodi Whtpkey Middle All cheerleaders contribut- ed to buHd this mount at the Home- coming pep rally Bottom left B-Team Boy's Basket- ball Cheerleaders Amy Thompson. Angie Stein, Alison Druse, and Tere- sa Cutes Bottom right Girl's Basketball and Wrestling Cheerleaders Tracy Powers. Carol Doyle, and Sherry Kuntz Drill T am Back in Action After being without drill team for one year. FHS has their girls back in action. With lots of hard work, ambition, and the help of Mrs. Cheryl Ahlers, the girls performed at almost every home girls basketball game. They also dis- played their talents at the districts and confer- ence basketball tournaments. Dri Team back row from left Carol Svendsen. Kim Hanson, Theresa Keck. April Duncan. Tricia Waxdahl. Mindy Bauer, and Diane Svendsen Middle row from left Sheila Corcoran. Susan Schatz. Mrs Cheryl Ahlers. Monique Cranston, and Stacey Grafng Front row from left Sheila Grat- ing Sarah Johnson. Jenny Elefson. Amy Bergjord. and Ann-Marie Thompson Below Mrs Cheryl Ahlers. advisor who put in much of her free time to help the girls Flags Flags team practiced before, after and during first hour band for their many excellent perfor- mances. The flags added color and spirit to the band. Flag team members include Dawn Wenge. Jody Jensen. Chris Ziebarth. Mon- ique Cranston. Jodi Whipkey. Sherry Kuntz. Colleen Shoeffet. and Stacy Fkern 38 Flags Movin' and Groovin' The Flandreau band was kept ex- tremely busy this year. With all of the Flier athletic teams being so successful, the pep band played for many games including Re- gions in Madison for both boys and girls basketball Marching in the cool fall mornings was also one of the bands many activities. They practiced in prep- Semot.Steve Johnson earned a second- chair spot the Al-State band orations for marching in Trojan Days in Madison and Hobo Day at Brookings Three concerts were held this year, the Christmas concert, the Pops concert followed by a band dinner, and the Awards concert in the spring Members of the stage band put in extra hours to prepare music for each concert The brass section of the 1987-88 band consisted ol. back tow Rob Delaney, Da vid Sutton. Keith Hobbie. Scott UlweUng John Burns. Brett Ketcham. and Kara John- ston Front row Pat Shaetter, Laura Aus- trem. Akson Druse. Ron Gourneau. and Mitzi McGlone Mike Shaetter. Steve Johnson. Dan Sutton. Nicole Gerlach. and Mchete Arnold made up the percussion department 39 Band The 1987-88 woodwinds were bock row Jodi Whipkey. Chris Ziebarth. Kim Story. Ahson Bar the!. Tonya Bakkedahi. Tammy Ausiand. and Amy Ketcham Middle Tiffa- ny Christensen. Judene Gullickson. Mara Borboza. J Joraenson. Amy Schultz. Son- jia Nester, Ann Thompson, and Jenny EHef- son Front Sarah Johnson. Sheila Grating. Stacy Ekern. Colleen Shoeffer. Monique Cranston. Amy Bergjord. and Karen Evans Sitting Audra Lmd. Sue McGlone. and Demt a Hove The following band members earned su- perior ratings at the music contest held at Augustana College Back row Scott Ul- weftng. David Sutton. Steve Johnson. Mike Shoeffer. Michelle Arnold. John Burns, and Brett Ketcham Front row Paul Wei- b� g. Pat Shoeffer. Laura Austreim. Alison Druse. Ron Gourneau. and Kara Johnston Bock row Trocy Powers. Karen Evans. Mi- chelle Arnold. Jody Jensen. Jill Jorgenson. Chris Ziebarth. Jodi Whipkey. Sam Am- dahl. Danny Sutton. Larry Sal way. Mike Shaeffer. Brett Ketcham. Russ Hofkomp. Jarrod Nussbaum. April Duncan. Mmdy Bauer, and Angie Hinricher Middle row Amy Thompson. Kim Hansen. Theresa Keck. Teresa Scofield. Julie LeBrun. Sara Amdahl. Kara Johnston. Dawn Wenge. Audra Lmd. Sonjia Nester. Roberta Iverson. Alison Druse, and Karisa Voorhees Front row Amy Ketcham. Judene Gulbckson. Teresa Groos. Stocy Ekern. Stephanie Dykstra. Tiffany Christensen. April Barron. Sheila Corcoran. Juke Burns. Jenny EHef- son. Susie Schatz. and Mara Barboza Middle Sonja Nester. Audra Lind, and Sara Amdahl portray the Andrew Sisters for Swing Chorus Bottom left All state chorus members be- hind the piano from left to right Jodi Whip- key. Brett Ketcham. Sam Amdahl. Danny Sutton. Mike Shaeffer. Russ Hofkamp. Larry Solway. Sonjia Nester. and Sara Amdahl In front of piano from left to right jiW Jor- genson. Audca Lmd. and Alison Druse Bottom right Danny Sutton carries off Te- resa Groos. Susie Snowflake 41 Chorus THE SOUNDS OF MUSIC The FHS chorus began the school year with the various tryouts for Swing Chorus and All-State Cho- rus. In December the chorus and swing chorus put on their Christ- mas concert. The chorus sang many traditional Christmas songs. The Swing Chorus performed a short program to Santa's Frosty Follies. Above Alison Druse. J Jorgenson. Brett Ketcham. Mike Shaefter. Kara Johnston- Jodi Whipkey. end Jody Jensen all take part in being Santa's Elves Bottom: The soprano section of the choir sing Love In Any Language Middle top: Stacy Ekem. Alison Druse, Jody Jensen, and Kara Johnston all take a final bow in the Swing Chorus act 42 Chorus Orol Districts The oral interp took the whole team to Regions where Mike Shaefter, Sue McGlone, Sara Amdahl, and Audra Lind acheived the right to compete at the state level. Sara Amdahl became the first person to win State in 2 categor- ies. Mike Shaeffer and Sue McGlone. for the 2nd year in a row. took 2nd place. Audra Lind received and excellent rating. Sara Amdahl is the first person to take 1st in 2 categories m State competi- tion Below Dan Sutton. Sue McGlone. Mike Shaefter. Audra Lind. Sonjd Nester. and Sara Amdahl show of their hardware Oral Interp One Act Goes To State This year's one act play cast performed exceptionally well as they received 1st place at Regions. After winning regions, they earned the right to com- pete at the state tournament in Vermillion. The cast ended up receiving a superior at state for their performance of The Ground Zero Club . Members of the cast were Mike Shaeffer. Steve May, Danny Sutton, Sonjia Nester, Denita Hove, Sara Amdahl, and Audra Lind. At right Sara Amdahl. Mike Shaeffer. Audra Lind, and Sue McGlone all earned the right to corrpete at the state meet At right Ms Gai Swenson, the Oral Interp coach helps Danny Sutton prepare his oral interp piece Oral Interp Studying Fays Off Members of the National Honor Society include back row from left Steve Johnson. Roberta Iverson Mike Shaeffer. Steve May, Kara Johnston, and Shawn De- laney Middle row from left Sara Amdahl. Jin Jorgenson, Audra Lind. Sarah Johnson, and Chris Ziebarth Front row from left Danny Sutton. Ron Gourneau. David Hammer. David Sutton. John Burns, and Sonjia Nester Pictured at left are the winners of the Quiz Bowl which was held at Harrisburg Ftandreau took first ploce Clockwise from left. Dirk Graves. Mike Shaeffer. Coach Jon Voorhees. Mike May. Ron Gourneau. and Sara Am- dahl At the right are members of Boys and Girls State which were held at Aberdeen and Brookings respec- tively At top. Sarah Johnson, alter- nate and Audra Lind Middle row Sarah Penney, alternate. Jill Jor- genson. Colleen Shaeffer. and Tri- cia Waxdahl. alternate Front row Russ Hofkamp. Ron Gourneau. Dan- ny Sutton, and Dirk Graves 45 Honor Society Wadnasdciys Ars For Church Every Wednesday night is devoted to Church night. Stu- dents attend Luther League, CYO, BYF, MYF, or Presby- teens. Students get together for fellowship and to have fun. Bowling, going to movies, concerts, conventions, and having fundraisers are just a few things these youth groups do. Right: Neil Anderson and Larry Husaboe rehearse for the annual BYF Christmas play Below Amy Schultz. Kim Duncan. Mitzi McGlone. and Sue McGtone enjoy the time at CYO on Wednesdays Church Left John Homan. Boon Johnson. Danny Sut- ton. and J C. Smith talk about the latest news at their CYO potluck supper Below Teresa Groos. Amy Schultz, and Col- leen Shaeffer scoop out ce cream for every- body at CYO 47 Church FHA Has Exciting Y ar Top left Pictured are the candidates tor the honor of Mrs Claus They were Mary Pasch. Sherry Kuntz. Janet Kneebone. and Stacey Grating Above are the members of the Parly Pro. Back row Judene Gullickson. Mary Pasch. Sherry Kuntz. and Christine Wittrock Seat- ed are Janet Kneebone. Mrs Linda S� e- brasse. and Stacey Grating Top left Mr and Mrs Claus take the spot- light for the first dance They were Jim Thomas and Sherry Kuntz Doing final preparations for the Christmas dance are Sherry Kuntz. Mary Pasch. and Jerri Thomas In order to attend the State Con- vention, FHA members had to raise money by selling magazines. They also used this money for fun things like going bowling at the Praire Lanes in Brookings. There were many members who went to regions to participate in Action Activities and Parly Pro. The FHAers that received a superior went to State in Sioux Falls. Eight members went. Officers for the 1987-88 year were: President, Sherry Kuntz; Vice-President, Leah Schipper; Treasurer. Mary Pasch; Secretary, Stacey Grating, and Historian, Janel Kneebone. These five senior girls will be missed very much next year. The FHA and FFA sponsored the annual Christmas dance. Sherry Kuntz and Jim Thomas were cho- sen as Mr and Mrs. Santa Claus. The other candidates were Sta- cey Grating. Janel Kneebone. Mary Pasch. Marvin Jensen. Dan- ny Von Eye. and Keith Hobbie. The dance was a success. The members of FHA for fhe 1987-88 year are Jennifer Riedel. Katherine Schmidt. Stacey Graf mg. Judene GuSckson. Christine Wittrock. and Heather Hanson fiddle row Mrs Linda Siebrasse. Sherry Kuntz. Mary Pasch. Janel Kneebone Front row Jessica Hasvold. Jeremy Entringer and Charles Wilks Stacey Grating receives help in hanging up streamers for the Christmas Dance FFA'ars Kaap Busy Under the supervision of Mr. Myles DeBates. the Flandreau Chapter of FFA spent much of their time doing fund raising activities. They sold fruit, popcorn at home games, and built picnic tables to sell. In the spring, they had their annu- al animal farm. Many of the stu- dents brought some of their ani- mals from home to display. Some members of FFA attended the State Convention which was held in Brookings. The year ended with the awards banquet held in May. Pictured above are the FFA members. Back row. DeLane Albers. Frank Cox, Matt Reed. Jesse Doyle. Keith Hobbie. Jim Thomas. Warren Raguse. Jim Ryan. Ed Hanson, and Advisor Myles DeBates Middle row: John Barthel. Harvey Jensen. Tracy Powers. Kevin Krantz, Jerrie Thomas. Marv Jensen. Chad Goldsmith. Angie Hinricher. and Clayton Jensen Front row Corey Haug. Paul Weltxg. David Leroas. Shaw Loiseou. Gary Miller. Danny Pulscher. and Tom Price John Bart hei. Matt Reed. Jerhe Thomas. Marv Jensen. Warren Roguse . and De- Lane Albers show their awards Jerrie Thomas and Jim Thomas won awards in the High School Agriculture Contest for the cat- tle division The annual FFA banquet takes many hours of preparation The entire organization shares the responsibity for its success Shown at right are Chad Von Eye. Gary Miller, and Ange Hmrcher dang their part Pictured above are some of the FFA boys living up to their reputation of being able to chow down FFA Yearbook Has Dedicated Staff Yearbook meetings got underway the first week of school. Advisors Roger Janssen and Mary Lynn Headrick took on the task of leading the students through their assignments. Many hours were spent laying out pages, taking photos, developing film, making prints, writing copy and entering it all into the computer. Twelve students attended these meetings which were held on Mondays and Thursdays. Above are Amy Bergjord and Sarah Johnson hand- ing out last years annuals They were co-editors of the yearbook At right is Neil Anderson, our head photographer wiping film Below are Stacey Grafmg and Janel Kneebone who were the computer editors this year Annual Staff Teresa Groos. Denita Hove, and Laura Austrem discuss different techniques in laying out a page Above are the members of the 1987-88 Flier annual Back row from left Kris Geraets. Dawn Elverud. Teresa Groos Laura Austreim. Neil Anderson, and advisor Mary-Lynn Headrick Front row from left advisor Roger Janssen. Amy Bergjord. Denita Hove. Sarah Johnson. Stacey Grating, and Janei Kneebone 53 Annual Staff Ci Top left. Denita Hove and Laura Austreim work to complete a page Top right. Roger Janssen opens wide for a huge slice of pizza at one of the pizza parties At left. Sarah Johnson and Amy Bergjord con- centrate hard on which photo to choose from Pictured below is the 'Zoo Crew” Below The girls stop to have some fun TEAM WORK IS THE KEY TO SUCCESS In August football practice started and thirty-nine football players reported for practice Experience played a major role in the Fliers undefeated season. Seniors are: Steve Johnson, Dan Jewett, Mike May, David Hammer, Jim Thomas, Roger Svendsen, Shawn Delaney. Jason Taylor, David Sutton, Russ Schramm. Terry Tollefson. Scott Ekern. and Troy Olson. The Fliers had a total of 4,299 yards while holding their opponents to 1,288. When asked about this season Coach James McGlone said. It was great, couldn't ask for a better year. Players performed well, practiced hard; and as a result, we had an outstanding football team.” Seated in front Student managers Blake Bergprd. John Porisch First row Shaw Loiseau. Kevin Hammer. Travis Peper. Jarrod Lee, Donny Peters. David Lerads. Jesse Doyie. Travis Benson, William Havsold. Travis Schipper. Steve Schiefelbem. Damy Pulscher. Kevin Krantz. Scott Uwelling Second row Head Coach James McGlone, Assistant Coach John Evans, Brian Ausland. Tom Price, Brett Ketcham. Chad Johnston. Brian Johnson, Nick Taylor, Steve May. Kevin Zwart. Akamu Barboza. Robbie Delaney. Matt Reed. John Barthel. Larry Husaboe. Assistant Coaches. Bruce Porisch. Jerry Carr. Athletic trainer Georgia Adolph Third row Roger Svendsen. Scott Ekern. Dovid Sutton. Jason Taylor. Steve Johnson. Dan Jewett. Troy Olson. Shawn Delaney. Terry Tollefson. Russ Schramm. Mike May. David Hammer, not pictured Jim Thomas 56 Football 1987-1988 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Team We They Sioux Valley (T) 29 6 Jefferson (H) 31 6 Harrisburg (T) 24 0 Dell Rapids (H) 39 0 Beresford (T) 14 7 Elk Point (H) 46 0 Tri-Valley (T) 26 12 Canton (T) 20 0 1st Round Play-offs Tri-Valley (H) Quarter Finals 49 6 Sioux Valley 54 0 Semi Finals Hamlin 49 0 State Championship Beresford 6 7 Top Brian Johnson struggles for yardage during one of he T3 receptions of the year Bottom Mike May drags three Beresford Watchdogs' as he gams tough yard- age This was a typical scoring attack as the Fliers went undefeated in regular sea- son play Football 2 ON THE CHARTS 1 IN OUR HEARTS X C Wins The 1987 boys cross-country team had a very successful year while the girls team dwindled in numbers. The boys team added a conference championship to their list of accomplishments along with 2nd in regions and 11th at state. As a freshman competitor. Dan Cecil finished in the top 4 in every meet. He completed the season receiving fifteenth place at the state meet. The girl's team consisted of 3 first year runners. These girls show promise for further years. Above: Back row: Dustin Francis. Garrett Renville. Keith Hobbte. Jay Johnson. Mfce Shaeffer. and Coach Gus Barnes Front row Karen Evans. Tonya Burns. Dan Cecil. Ron Gorneou. John Burns, and not pictured is Lynn Crantz Above. Keith Hobbie pushes himself to get ahead of his opponent 59 Cross Country The Best Ever! Returning to the 1987 Basketball Squad were six letterwinners. They included: Lisa Gullickson, Amy Schultz, Colleen Shaeffer, Kara Johnston, Roberta Iverson, and Karisa Voorhees. The girl's team produced another best- ever season for Flandreau. Rated in the South Dakota top ten BB poll all year, the girls completed their season with a 17-5 record. They won the first district ever for Flandreau by defeating the Indi- ans and Arlington in District III A. They went on to regions in Madi- son where they lost to Tri-Valley by 2 points. The girls finished third in the Big Sioux Conference with Lisa Gul- lickson, Colleen Shaeffer, and Ro- berta Iverson receiving All-Con- ference honors. Coach Lynette Womeldorf stated, This years seniors will be really missed, but with the number of returning players and hard work, the future for Flier girl's basketball team looks bright. Above are B-team members back row Mara Barboza. Julie LeBrun. Tonya Bakke- dahi. J.P Schuchard. and Stacy Ekern Front row Teresa CStes. Laura Austreim. Teresa Groos. Nicole Gerloch. and Alison Druse Top right Colleen Shaeffer beats her op- ponent down the axrt for a quick two points Bottom right A-team members are back row Assistant Coach Roger Fodness. Karisa Voorhees, Lisa Gu ckson.Kara Johnston, Roberta Iverson. Colleen Shoe ft er. and Coach Lynette Womeldorf Front row Amy Schultz. Tonya Bakkedahl, Akson Druse. Juke LeBrun. and J.P Schu- chard Right Julie Burns was the student man- ager for girls basketbal this year Below Lisa Gulhckson grabs the rebound as Kara Johnston fights oft Egan oppo- nents Below Beating her opponents and team- mate. JP Sc hue hard down the floor. Tonya Bokkedohl turns a fast break into a quick basket Gels Basketball Team We They Dell St Mary's (H) 77 28 Egan (T) 65 36 Jefferson (T) 63 41 Harrisburg (H) 48 54 Dell Rapds (T) 88 37 Deubrook (H) 73 38 Madison (T) 52 64 Beresford (H) 56 41 Baltic (H) 54 45 Elk Pont m 72 44 Sioux Valley m 64 47 Hamhn (H) 68 58 Elkton (H) 90 54 Tri-VaBey (T) 41 78 FIS (T) 68 62 Colman (H) 68 31 Tournaments Harrisburg (H) 54 68 Dell Rapids (M) 80 37 FIS (H) 75 56 Arlington (H) 65 47 Tri-VaHey (N) 45 47 Elk Pont (N) 55 32 Gel's Basketbal 61 We Almost Had It All With one second left to go. Mike Jewett put up a prayer that found nothing but net. The shot hurled the Fliers into a fury of ex- citement of a Region 2A cham- pionship overtime. This 57-55 overtime loss ended the Fliers' outstanding 20-3 season. Includ- ed in the Fliers' list of accomplish- ments was a Conference cham- pionship after defeating Tri-Val- ley, Dell Rapids, and Jefferson. The boys also came away with the District 3A title after wins over Arlington and Sioux Valley. Flandreau outscored their oppo- nents 1593-12C9. Dan Jewett lead all scorers with a season to- tal of 402. followed by his youn- ger brother Mike with 270. Dan also lead the boards with 204 re- bounds and J.C. Smith ended with 126. Larry Salway. student manager for the boys basketball team, stays busy picking up after them WE THEY Flamlin 58 53 Jefferson 77 54 West Central 49 44 Harrisburg 71 42 De Smet 52 58 Colman 60 33 BIG SIOUX TOURNEY Tri-Valley 65 55 Dell Rapids 86 63 Jefferson 70 49 Dell Rapids 74 41 Egan 80 60 Beresford 52 50 Flandreau Indians 89 61 Elk Point 85 34 Canton 59 53 Clear Lake 79 53 Tri-Valley 76 67 Sioux Valley 58 64 Dells St. Marys 94 54 DISTRICT 3A Arlington 73 56 Sioux Valley 57 50 REGION 2A Howard 74 58 Sioux Valley 55 57 Boys Basketbai Varsity boys basketball members for the 1987-88 season were; back row Mike Jewett. J.C. Smith. Garret Ren vie. Dan Jewett. Brian Johnson. Shawn Delaney Front row Brett Ketcham. Vine Drapeau. Chad Johnston. David Hammer. David Sutton. Russ Schramm Fliers work to get open to receive a pass from Chad Johnston The 1987-88 boys basketball B-team members were, back row Alan Story. Travis Peper. Kevin Hammer. Jay Johnson. Jesse Doyle. Kevin Zwart. Travis Benson. Coach Jerry Carr Front row Danny Ceci. Brian Ausland. Jm Ryan. David Leraas. Shaw Loutseou. Danny Pulse her Wrestlers Win Conference The wrestlers improved their season to 5-5. Their hard work paid off as they came home from Harrisburg with the Big Sioux Conference Title. Kevin Krantz took second place, while Jim Thom- as. Roger Svendsen, Steve May. Mike May, Cory Scofield, and Jarrod Lee won their weight divi- sions. Dan Schutt and Steve Ullom were coaches during the successful '87-'88 wrestling season. Back row Jim Thomas. Mike May. Corey Haug. Steve May. Ed Hanson. Roger Svendsen. Travis Schipper. Warren Raguse Middle row: Kevin Krantz. Don Peters. Jarrod Lee. Brian Otto. Cory Scofield Front row Amy Bergjord. Carol Doyle. Sherry Kuntz. Tracy Powers. Steph Johnson 64 Wrestling Steve May gets the reversal tor two points Arlington (loss) Flandreau Inv. (4th) WE THEY Garretson Harrisburg (loss) Beresford Inv. (6th) 27 37 Sioux Valley Clear Lake Duel 47 17 Madison 27 30 Ortonville 51 13 Clark 39 21 Dell Rapids 36 21 Beresford 32 18 West Central 38 28 Elk Point 27 28 Big Sioux Conference (1st) District III B (5th) Region II B (9th) Brian Otto tries to figure out how to wrap up his opponent Roger Svendsen reaches for his opponents arm to get him in a pinning position 65 Wrestling TEAMWORK WINS Facing a challenging season, the Flier volley- ball team pulled off a dazzling second place finish at the Lake Preston tournament. The Fli- ers continued their winning streak by adding to their list of accomplishments, the Flandreau In- dian School Alpha Four Tournament and fin- ished their season by capturing second place at the Region III B tournament. The A team ended their season 17 to 13 and the B team ended 12 and 6. The “C team finished unde- feated with a 10 and 0 record. Volleyball Team We Them Egan 2 1 Lake Preston Tourn. 2nd Madison 0 2 Dell Rapids rs 0 Arlington i 4K 2 Beresford 2 0 Big Sioux Conf. 4th Elk Point 0 2 FIS Alpha Tourn. 1st Tri-Valley 1 2 Jefferson 0 2 FIS 2 0 Chester 2 0 Harrisburg 2 0 FHS Alpha Tourn 3rd Region 2nd Members of the A team ore backrow Caro) Sveodsen. Ion Peper Audi lind. Jerri Thomos, Jody Jensen.ond Cooch Lynette Womeldorf Midd row Alison Borthel. Stacy Ekern. Lisa Gullickson. and Coach Georg Adolph Front row Tonya Bakkedahl. Sue McGlone. Sarah Penney, or Alison Druse Lon Peper and Lisa Gullickson play r varsi- ty volleyball action Front left Karisa Voorhees. Tammy Aus- land. Nkcolle Gerlach. Laura Austremn. Ali- son Druse, and Alison Barthel volley in B- team volleyball action 66 Volleyball B-Teom members care, bock row Joy Walker. Coach Lynette WomekSorf. and Angte Hnricher Middle row Teresa Clites. Karisa Voorhees. Laura Austreim. and Stacy Ekern Front row Akson Barthel. Akson Druse. Nicolle Gerlach. and Tammy Ausland B-Teamer. Karisa Voorhees. attempts to block a spike while teammate Tammy Ausland stands by C-Team members are. back row: Casi McFarland. Coach Georgia Adolph, and Joy Walker Middle Angie Hnricher. and Nicolle Gerlach Front: Tammy Hammer, and Teresa Cktes Not Pictured Amy Johnson and Heather Johnson. Girls Triumph I The girls completed another very successful season by combining the many experienced athletes with young newcomers. They finished high in many meets and sent 10 girls to the State Meet which was held in Flandreau and Sioux Falls this year. Casi McFarland placed fifth in the 100 hurdles and Karisa Voorhees finished fifth in Long Jump. The 400 relay consisting of Voorhees, Carol Svendsen, Amy Schultz and Roberta Iverson took second and the 1600 relay finished third with members including J.P. Schuchard, Colleen Shaeffer, Iverson, and Voorhees. The girls team members are back row from left Alison Barthei. Lisa GuHickson. Roberta Iverson. J.P Schuchard. Colleen Shaeffer. Kara Johnston, and Teresa Groos Middle row from left Karisa Voorhees. ZoHie Montgomery. Julie leBrun. Jerrie Thomas. Judene Gulkckson. Mara Barboza. and Karen Evans Not pictured are Amy Schultz. Alison Druse, and Carol Svendsen 68 Girls Track Girls Track Scoreboard Jerrie Thomas gives a nervous look before her big race Karisa Voorhees anchors the winning relay team at Madison Amy Schultz tries her hardest to keep her place in the 200 meter dash Meet Placing Madison Triangular 1st Beresford Invitational 2nd Flandreau Invitational 1st Madison C C 4th Sioux Valley Invitational 1st Dell Rapids Invitational 1st Big Sioux Conference 1st Regions-Madison 2nd State A Meet-Fland. Sioux Falls 11th The girls take a victory lap after winning the conference meet in Beresford I 69 Girls Track Exp rtencs Pays Oil Members of the boys track teom include, back row from left Keith Hobbie. Mike Shoeffer, Dan Jewett. David Hammer. Steve Johnson. Akamu Barboza. David Sutton. Tom Price. Brian Johnson. Kevin Hammer. Chad Johnston, and Danny Cecil Middle row from left: Dustin Francis. Jarrod Lee. Brett Ketcham. Chuck Jones. Steve May. John Burns. Mike May. Kevin Zwart. and Travis Benson Front row from left Allan Story. Steve Dahmen. Travis Schipper. David Leraas. Shaw Loiseau. Scott Ulwelling. Robbie Delaney. Kevin Krantz. Garrett Renville. Jay Johnson, and Jim Van De Velde Tom Price finishes with a last push of strength as he turns the responsibility over to Mike May by a baton handoff Boys Track Top Dustin Francis strides to take the lead in the 3200 meter relay Above Kevin Zwart concentrates on mprovrrg his re- lay teams place as he competes in the State Meet The boys track team was led by many experienced athletes. The boys improved many of their times and a few school records fell. They pushed themselves to the limit numerous times during competition. Nine members were able to go on to the State Meet. Steve Johnson received a third place finish in the shot put and Chad Johnston placed 2nd in the 300 meter hurdles. He set a school record with this placing. Boys Track Scoreboard Meet Placing Madison Triangular 2nd Beresford Invitational 3rd Flandreau Invitational 2nd Madison C C 4th Sioux Valley Invitational 1st Dell Rapids Invitational 1st Big Sioux Conference 1st Regions-Madison 3rd State Meet-Fland. Sioux Falls 12th held in Flandreau Garret Renville leads a pack of runners during the first leg of the 3200 meter relay Boys Track 71 Swinging to Success Hard work and determination paid off as both the girls and boys golf ended with successful sea- sons. With 3 seniors on each team, there was alot of past ex- perience to keep competition alive. Both teams won the Big Sioux Conference titles and many personal bests were improved. After competing at the Region tournament, Stacy Ekern, Steph Johnson, Mitzi McGlone, Sonjia Nester, Terry Tollefson, Scott Ekern, Jesse Nester, and J.C. Smith were qualified to compete at the State meet in Sioux Falls. However, due to illness. Vine Dra- peau golfed in place of J.C. With an exciting 2 day tournament un- derway, the girls team ended the first round in 1st place, and Terry Tollefson was leading the boys. However, the girls ended in 2nd place. Terry placed second. Son- jia was fourth and Stacy was 10th as individual medalists. Scott Ekern concentrates on the boll as he gets ready to drive Above the 1988 g� ls golf team consisted of (clockwise) Jill Jorgenson, Stacy Ekern, Amy Thompson. Sonpa Nester. Kim Dun- can. Mitzi McGlone. and Steph Johnson The 1988 boys golf team members were back row Travis Johnson. Ron Gourneau. J.C.Smith. Vine Drapeau. Terry Tollefson. Jay Johnson. Steve Sclxefelbein. and Jim Ryan Mtddte row Brian Ausland and Scott Ekern Front row Paul Wet� g. Jesse Nest- er. Chad Goldsmith, and Ed Hanson Golf The freshmen's first year was ex- citing and full of new exper- iences, such as winning the best class skit at the Little Orpheum, high school dances, and just get- ting used to the fast pace of the high school scene. Freshmen class officers are Danny Cecil. Travis Benson. David Leraas. Julie LeBrun. Mara Barboza Michelle Arnold Tammy Ausland Mara Barboza April Barron Travis Benson Julie Burns Danny Cecil Tiffany Christensen Sheila Corcoran Frank Cox Lynn Crantz Matt Damm Jesse Doyle Jenny Elefson Karen Evans Heather Feuerheim Robert Firman Chad Goldsmith Judene Gufcckson Kim Hanson 74 Freshmen Ed Hanson Wiliam HasvoW Cory Haug Larry Husabo© Amy Ketcham Kevin Krantz Jube LeBrun David Leroas Shaw Loiseau Gary Miller Jarrod Nussbaum Danny Pulse her Jennifer Riedel Jim Ryan Susie Schatz Steve Schiefelbein Travis Schipper Katherine Schmidt JP Sc hue hard Theresa Schuyler Teresa Scofield Pat Schaeffer Angie Stein Jenny Sundermeyer Scott Ulwelbng Chad VonEye Sandy Wakeman Paul Welbig Brenda Weston Christine Wittrock The Sophomores, after a year of practice started the year by par- ticipating in activities including: sports, band, vocal, drill team, and homework. Other tasks of the Sophomores were irritating the Seniors and keeping a watchful eye on the Freshmen. Sophomore class officers: Mike Jewett. Jarrod Lee. Jay Johnson. Alison Druse, and Teresa Clites DeLane Atoers Brian Ausland Laura Austreim Tonya Bakkedahl Alison Barthel ■ John Barthel Teresa Clites Steve Dahmen Earl DeCoteau Robbie Delaney Carol Doyle Brian Drapeau Alison Druse Stephanie Dykstra Stacy Ekern David Eng Nicolle Gerlach Teresa Groos Kevin Hammer Angie Hinricher 76 Sophomore Tammy Hofkamp Demta Hove Clayton Jensen Harvey Jensen Mike Jewett Jay Johnson Travis Johnson Tina Kanz Jarrod Lee Nicole Lersmger ZoHie Montgomery Travis Peper Donny Peters Tracy Powers Warren Raguse Merri Rederth Matt Reed Ted Stephens Allan Story Carol Svendsen Juniors class officers are Sarah Penney. Chad Johnston. Colleen Shaeffer. Stephanie John- son. Darmy Sutton, and Jill Jorgenson. Juniors kept themselves very busy this year. Besides keeping up with their regular school work and activi- ties, they had to raise money for the Jr. and Sr. Prom. The task of selling magazines and working at the con- cession stand at home games, paid off when they earned more money than any other previous classes. The Junior class was also in charge of deciding the prom theme, colors, and the decorations for the big night. NeN Anderson Akamu Barboza WBndy Bauer Amy Bergjord Monique Cranston Vine Drapeau Jennifer Duncan Dawn Elverud Dustin Francis Ron Goumeou Sheila Grating Dirk Graves Marsha Hammer Terry Hoffman Russell Hofkamp Juniors Chad Johnston Chuck Jones Jill Jorgenson Theresa Keck Brett Ketcham Jason Lee Audra Lind Steve May Tawsha Nickey Brian Otto Sarah Penney Tom Price Garret Renvi e Chad Riedel Larry Solway Amy Schultz Colleen Shaeffer Kim Story Danny Sutton Diane Svendsen Ann-Mane Thompson Ammy Thompson Tricia Waxdahl Dawn Wenge Rob West Not pictured Jim VanDe Velde Juniors Take A Look At Us!! It's true ... high school days really go by fast. Senior pictures, pick- ing out announcements, ordering their cap and gown, planning for the future by applying to col- leges. enlisting in the service, go- ing to vocational schools, or get- ting a good job. The Class of 1988 will be missed. They made their mark at FHS — by being outgoing in academics, sports, music, for- ensics, and their personalities. Seniors class officers are back row David Sutton. Steve Johnson, and David Hammer Front row Sue McGlone and Shawn Delaney Seniors 2-o yy %d JL I OucJLoMl d dcU j £ Hakcmin si i a,nvn £ j W.'UMrC'. '£. � ' S' o� jZ. 'duUisu sjoiues IVoLd Pi.‘lx ahcr Icinu Tbo d'') crfooS Qlpuu ( Q3utyt vyr- XloV cJupp£AJ CLorv y h yj AjtJ h x J 4' $ajXXg j TXy ot Seniors sjojues You've Earned It!! On May 29th at 2:00 p.m., the Class of 1988 was acknowledged for their acheivements during the past 13 years. Students maintain- ing a 3.0 or better GPA received honor medallions. Scholarships and awards were also given out to many Seniors. Above Roger Svendsen, J.C. Smith. Robert Zwart. Lori Peper. Danny Jewett. David Hammer. Troy Olson, and Steve Johnson pose one last time for the photographer Above Making sure their hats are in ploce are Leah Schipper. Stacey Grat- ing and Sherry Kuntz Above Susan DeClerk announces the winner of the P E O award 88 Graduation Holdin On. Letting Go Above Jim Gerioch presents one of the many awards to the outstanding semor students Above Scott Ekern. David Sutton. Steve Johnson, and Troy Olson check to make sure their names are on the program The new year comes. And the old year's past. It seemed to me to go too fast. If only I could hold onto it. Forever and ever Reliving it and letting go of it never. Thinking of the days Of this wonderful year Trying to remember without a tear Well, I can't make it stay With anything I might say. But the memories will carry on with me. Jenny Weaver Christine Ziebarth. Nicole Dixon. Lisa Guickson. Kara Johnston. Jodi Whipkey. Sonjia Nester. Tracy Hal v or son. Mitzi McGlone. Kim Duncan. Sue McGlone. Lori Peper. and Sara Amdahl were the Senior grts who sang the song Friends at graduation Graduation A Adolph. Georgia 56. 66. 67 Ahlers. Cheryl 37 Albers. DeLane 76 50. 51. 76 Amdahl. Sam 80 41, 80 Amdahl. Sara 80 15. 41. 43. 44 45 80. 89 Anderson. Neil 78 17. 46, 52. 53 78 Arnold. Michelle 74. 39. 40, 41. 74 Ausland. Brian 76 56. 63. 72. 76 Ausland. Tammy 74 40. 66. 67. 74 Austreim. Laura 76 13. 39. 40. 53. 54. 60. 66. 67. 76 B Bachman. Pansy 32 Bakkedahl, Tonya 76 16. 40, 60. 61, 66. 76 Barboza, Akamu 78 56. 70. 78 Barboza, Mara 74 40. 41. 60. 68. 74 Barnes. Eldon 31 Barnes. Gus 59 Barron. April 74 41. 74 Barthel. Alison 76 40, 66. 67. 68. 76 Barthel. John 76 30. 50. 51. 56. 76 Bauer. Mindy 78 37. 41. 78 Benson, Leroy 22 Benson. Travis 74 56. 63. 70. 74 Bergjord. Amy 78 37. 40. 52. 53. 54, 64. 78 Bergjord. Blake 56 Bergjord, Brian 26 Bonrud 28 Burns. John 80 39. 40. 45. 59. 70. 80 Bums, Julie 74 26. 41, 61. 74 Burns. Keith 23 Burns. Tonya 59 c Carr. Jerry 56. 63 Carr. LeAnn 22 Cecil. Dan 59 Cecil. Dann 31 Cecil. Danny 74 63. 70. 74. 74 Christensen. Tiffany 74 40. 41. 74 Christensen. Troy 81 81 Clites. Teresa 76 36. 60. 67. 76. 76 Corcoran. Sheila 74 26. 37. 41. 74 Cox. Frank 74 50. 74 Cranston. Monique 78 17, 20. 37. 38. 40. 78 Crantz. Lynn 74 74 Crawford. Jodeen 81 81 Crawford. Rogene 81 81 D Dahmen. Steve 76 70. 76 Damm, Matt 74 74 DeBates. Myles 26, 50 DeClerk, Susan 88 DeCoteau. Earl 76 76 Delaney. Rob 39 Delaney. Robbie 76 16. 19. 56, 70. 76 Delaney. Shawn 81. 8. 9. 45. 56. 63. 80. 81 DeNure. Camullis 32 Dixon. Nicole 81 8. 9. 36. 81. 89 Doyle. Carol 76 36. 64. 76 Doyle. Jesse 74 50. 56. 63. 74 Drapeau. Brian 76 76 Drapeau. Vine 78 63. 72. 78 Druse. Alison 76 07. 12. 36. 39. 40. 41. 42. 60. 66. 67. 76 Duncan. April 81 37. 41. 81 Duncan. Jennifer 78 78 Duncan. Kelly 19 Duncan, Kim 81 46. 72. 81. 89 Dykstra, Stephanie 76 41. 76 E Ehlers, Roger 33 Ekern. Scott 82 56. 72. 82. 89 Ekern. Stacy 30. 38, 40. 41. 42. 60. 66. 67. 72 Ekren. Stacy 76 76 Ellefson. Jenny 74 37. 40. 41. 67. 74 Elverud. Dawn 78 53. 78 Eng, David 76 06. 76 Eng. Todd 82 82 English. Gladys 31 Entringer. Jeremy 49 Evans. John 31. 56 Evans. Karen 74 40. 41. 59. 68. 74 Evans. Mr. 10 F Feuerhelm. Heather 74 74 Firman. Robert 74 74 Fodness, Roger 24. 60 Francis. Dustin 78 59. 70. 71. 78 G Gawell. Frank 23 Geraets. Kris 53 Gerlach. Jim 89 Gerlach, Nicole 39 Gerlach. Nicolle 76 30. 60. 66. 67. 76 Goldsmith. Chad 74 50, 72. 74 Gorneau, Ron 59 Gourneau. Ron 78 16, 39. 40. 45. 72. 78 Grating, Barb 32 Grating. Sheila 78 37. 40. 78 Grating. Stacey 82 37. 48. 49. 52. 53. 82. 88 Graves. Dachelle 82 82 Graves, Dirk 78 18. 45. 78 Groos. Teresa 76 19. 20. 41, 47, 53 60. 68. 76 Gullickson. Gene 31 Gullickson. Judene 74 40. 41. 48. 49. 68. 74 Gullickson. Lisa 82 60. 61. 66. 68. 82. 89 H Hahn. Kyle 82 82 Halvorson. Tracy 82 47. 82. 89 Haman. John 47 Hammer. Amy 83 83 Hammer, David 83 9. 45. 56. 62. 63 70. 80. 83. 88 Hammer. Kevin 76 56. 63. 70, 76 Hammer. Marsha 78 78 Hammer. Tammy 67 Hansen. Kim 41 Hanson. Ed 50. 64. 72. 75 Hanson. Heather 49 Hanson. Kim 74 37, 74 Hasvold. Jessica 49 Hasvold. William 75 Haug. Corey 50. 64 Haug. Cory 75 Havsold. William 56 Headrick. Mary-Lynn 53 Hendrickson. Donna 29 Hinricher. Angie 76 19. 30. 41, 50, 51. 67. 76 Hobbie. Keith 83 39. 50. 59. 70. 83 Hoffman. Terry 78 78 Hofkamp, Russ 41, 45 Hofkamp. Russell 78 78 Hofkamp. Tammy 77 77 Hove, Denita 77 14. 15. 16. 20. 40 53. 54. 77 Huckabee. Cain 78 78 Husaboe. Larry 46, 56. 75 I Iverson. Roberta 83 41. 45, 60. 68 83 J J.C. Smith 72 James. Mary 25 Janssen, Roger 53, 54 Jensen. Clayton 77 30. 50. 77 Jensen. Harvey 77 50. 77 Jensen. Jody 78 12. 15. 16. 24. 38. 41. 42. 66. 78 Jensen. Marv 83 50. 51. 83 Jewett. Dan 9. 56. 62. 63. 70 Jewett, Danny 83 83. 88 Jewett. Mike 77 63. 76. 77 Johnson. Amy 67 Johnson. Brian 78 10. 47. 56. 57. 63. 70. 78 Johnson. Dale 27 Johnson, Heather 67 Johnson. Jay 77 59. 63. 70. 72. 76, 77 Johnson. Sarah 78 37. 40, 45. 52 53. 54. 78 Johnson. Steph 17. 64. 72 Johnson, Stephanie 78 78, 78 Johnson. Steve 84 9. 39. 40. 45. 56. 70. 80. 84, 88. 89 Johnson. Travis 77 72. 77 Johnston. Chad 79 10. 56. 63 70 78. 79 Johnston. Kara 84 9. 39. 40. 41 42 45. 60. 61. 68. 84. 89 Jones. Chuck 79 70. 79 Jorgensen. Jannelle 84 27. 84 Jorgenson. Ada 31 Jorgenson. Jill 79 19. 40. 41. 42 45 72. 78. 79 Jurgens. Joyce 32 K Konz, Tina 77 77 Keck. Teresa 20 Keck, Theresa 79 17, 37. 41, 79 Ketcham. Amy 40, 41, 75 Ketcham. Brett 79 16. 19. 39, 40, 41, 42. 56. 63. 70. 79 Kneebone. Janel 84 48. 49. 52, 53. 84 Krantz. Kevin 50. 56. 64. 70, 75 Kuntz. Sherry 84 36. 38. 48. 49. 64. 84. 88 L Laughlin, Pat 33 LeBrun. Julie 41. 60. 68. 74. 75 Lee. Jarrod 77 23. 30. 56. 64. 70. 76. 77 Lee. Jason 79 79 Leisinger. Nicole 77 77 Leraas. David 50. 56. 63. 70. 74. 75 Lind. Audra 79 16. 19. 40. 41. 43. 44, 45. 66. 79 Linder, Lowell 25 Loiseau. Shaw 16. 50. 56. 70. 75 Louiseau. Shaw 63 Lundy. Alissa 18 Luttmann, Roberta 22 M May. Brenda 31 May. Mike 84 45. 56. 57. 64. 70. 84 May. Steve 79 10. 14. 45. 56. 64. 65. 70. 79 McFarland. Casi 67 McGlone. James 24, 56 McGlone. Jim 10 McGlone. Mark 31 McGlone. Mitzi 84 9. 10. 39, 46. 72. 84. 89 McGlone. Sue 84 9. 13. 40. 43. 44. 46. 66. 80. 84. 89 Miller. Gary 50, 51, 75 Montgomery. Zollie 77 68. 77 N Nester. Jesse 72 Nester. Sonjia 85 15. 40. 41. 43. 45. 72. 85. 89 Nickey. Tawsha 79 79 Nussbaum. Andrea 85 27, 85 Nussbaum, Jarrod 41. 75 o Olson. Marda 27 Olson. Troy 85 56. 85. 88. 89 Otto. Brian 79 64. 65. 79 P Pasch. Mary 85 48. 49. 85 Paulson. Garnet 33 Penney. Sarah 79 36. 45. 66. 78. 79 Peper. Lori 85 12. 66. 85. 88. 89 Peper. Travis 77 56, 63, 77 Peters. Don 64 Peters. Donny 77 56. 77 Porisch. Bruce 23. 56 Porisch, John 56 Porisch, Mr 9 Powers. Tracy 77 27. 36. 41. 50. 64, 77 Price. Tom 79 50, 56. 70. 79 Pulscher. Danny 16, 50. 56, 63, 75 R Raguse, Warren 77 50. 51, 64. 77 Rederth. Merri 77 77 Reed. Matt 77 50. 51. 56. 77 Rentschler. Chuck 33 Rentschler, Verlyn 33 Renville. Garret 79 63, 71. 79 Renville, Garrett 59. 70 Rhead, Dennis 24. 30 Riedel. Chad 79 79 Riedel. Jennifer 49. 75 Riff el. Leslie 33 Rosheim. Elliot 85 85 Rupe. Emadele 31 Rupe. Mrs. 10 Ryan. Jim 50. 63. 72. 75 s Salway, Larry 79 17, 41. 62, 79 Schaeffer. Pat 75 Schatz. Susan 37 Schatz, Susie 41. 75 Schiefelbein. Steve 56, 72. 75 Schipper, Leah 88 Schipper, Travis 56. 64. 70. 75 Schmidt. Katherine 49. 75 Schramm. Russ 56. 63 Schrecengost. Les 33 Schuchard. J.P. 60. 61. 68. 75 Schultz. Amy 79 15. 16. 20. 24. 40. 46. 47. 60. 69. 79 Schutte. Wendy 28 Schuyler. Theresa 75 Scofield. Cory 19, 64 Scofield. Teresa 41, 75 Shaeffer. Colleen 79 12. 17. 38. 40, 45. 47. 60. 68. 78. 79 Shaeffer. Mike 39. 40. 41. 42. 43. 44. 45. 59. 70 Shaeffer. Pat 39. 40 Siebrasse, Linda 26, 48. 49 Smith. J.C. 47. 63. 88 Solem, Doris 32 Solem. Steve 29 Stein. Angie 28. 36, 75 Stephens, Ted 77 77 Story. Alan 30, 63 Story. Allan 77 70. 77 Story. Kim 79 40. 79 Sundermeyer. Jenny 75 Sutton. Cliff 27 Sutton. Dan 39. 43 Sutton. Danny 79 11. 14. 16. 17. 25. 41. 44. 45. 47. 78. 79 Sutton. David 13. 39, 40. 45. 56. 63. 70. 80. 89 Svendsen, Carol 77 37. 66. 77 Svendsen. Diane 79 37, 79 Svendsen. Roger 9. 10. 56. 64. 65. 88 Swenson. Gail 25. 44 T Taylor, Jason 56 Taylor. Nick 77 56. 77 Thomas. Jerri 77 48. 66. 77 Thomas. Jerrie 50. 51. 68, 69 Thomas, Jim 48. 50. 51. 56. 64 Thompson. Ammy 79 79 Thompson. Amy 77 20. 36. 41. 72, 77 Thompson. Ann-Marie 79 17, 37, 79 Thompson. Ann 40 Thompson, John 31 Tollefson, Terry 56. 72 u UHk. Ed 33 Ulwelling. Scott 39. 40. 70. 75 Uwelling. Scott 56 V Van De Velde. Jim 70 Vigness. Sylvan 04, 31 Von Eye, Chad 51 VonEye. Chad 75 Voorhees. Jon 45 Voorhees. Karisa 77 07. 41, 60, 66. 67. 68. 69. 77 w Wakeman. Frank 77 77 Wakeman. Sandy 75 Walker. Joy 77 29. 67. 77 Waxdahl. Tricia 79 37. 45. 79 Welbig. Paul 9. 40, 50. 72. 75 Wenge. Dawn 79 11. 20, 38. 41. 79 West. Kristena 77 77 West. Rob 79 79 Weston, Brenda 75 Whipkey. Jodi 13. 15. 19. 36. 38. 40. 41. 42. 89 Wiese. Ethel 32 Willis. Charles 49 Wilts. Lowell 33 Wiske. Larry 29 Wittrock. Christine 48. 49. 75 Womeldorf. Lynette 30. 60. 66, 67 z Ziebarth, Chris 9. 19. 36. 38. 40, 41. 45 Ziebarth, Christine 89 Zwart. Kevin 77 56. 63. 70. 71. 77 Zwart. Robert 88 Closing m % i4( ah iJy i ikA , -i