Flandreau High School - Flyer Yearbook (Flandreau, SD)

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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

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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

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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