Freeman High School - Flyette Yearbook (Freeman, SD)

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Ted and Karon Reign Gver Homecoming '69 Freeman I-Iigh School Homecoming activi- ties began Thursday night October 2 with the crowning of Ted Hofer and Karon Uecker. They were crowned by Cindy Kaufman and Arlen Scha.mber. The precessional march was played by jackie Stahl, and David Christensen sang the Royalty song accompanied by the Freeman High School band. Tom Villa served as master of Ceremonies. Skits were presented and Don Diede introduced the football team. A pep meeting, lead by the cheerleaders ended the Coronation event. Due to bad weather the bonfire was can- celled, but a snake dance took place instead. Pictured below is the 1969 Royalty court. Something new for Freeman High School was having four royalty attendants instead of the usual two. They are LEFT: Rodney Anderson, Mark Mehlhaf, Allen Weier, Kim Wilde, King Ted Hofer, Queen Karon Uecker, jo Ann Wagner, Kathy Krehbiel, Marcy Kaufman, and Rose Hoff. Train and Crownbearers are Billy Weier, janet Goertz, Cory Diede, and Jody Lehman.

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we am ig 1969 SCOREBOARD Stickney Canistota Salem Hanson C o. Montrose Marion Emery Bridgewater Opp. 22 12 32 14 O 6 O 36 1969 CORNBELT CONFERENCE FOOTBALL STANDINGS Salem Bridgewater FREEMAN Hanson Co. Emery Marion Canistota Montrose FHS 41 32 6 14 2 13 20 16 Won Lost Tie 7 O 6 4 1 4 1 3 2 1 O Flyers Have 4-2-7 Conference Record At left is pictured Brad Christensen and David Epp who served as business managers for the football season. Below is pictured the ten senior football members who served as co-captains alternately throughout the season. BACK: George Villa, Rod Anderson, Mark Mehlhaf, John Hansen, Allen Weier, Leroy Pullman, Monte Kauf man. FRONT: Tom Haar, Ted Hofer, and Kim Wilde. BOTTOM: Tom I-laar f62j receives a pass during team practice after school. B 50 ,J ,. A

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.Ai Large Crowd Enjoys Parade The FHS Homecoming Par- ade was held Friday afternoon, October 4. The week was spent float-building by all classes and other organizations. ABOVE LEFT a group of sophomores Work on their float. Pictured ABOVE is the winning float in beauty, Flying to Victory , built by the junior class. Se- cond place went to the seniors' A rw kg, Vg W V Victory Capitol of the Confer- iir - ::'f S ' rw W A ence. At LEFT winning the V 'S 'Z mg originality division, was F or- E - ' - trs.r F 1 mv-la fOr ViCfOrY , the fresh- ., ,.:-r ': - f - ,QM ' I man class float. The sophomore sr1s g-,1 rgz , Ljgk ' - . ' f r i 1 , 51 p f class captured second place , ' ,,. X an ' f with Go-pher a Victory . Elementary division was topped by the seventh graders' Squeeze-Em and St. Paul's Lutheran School took second with Stew the Irish . BELOW LEFT director Mrs. Betty Mudder and a group of band members are relaxing be- fore lining up to march in the , parade. That evening the Flyers were defeated by the Montrose 1 Irish, but the game was credited a forfeit. Following the game, music for the Homecoming dance was provided by the Steel Blue .