Freeman High School - Flyette Yearbook (Freeman, SD)

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The 1970 boys' track team is, BACK: Coach Don Diede, Kim Wilde, Mark Mehlhaf, Monte Kauf- man, Don Hansen, Allen Weier, Greg Kleinsasser, Don Schamber, Dale Aman, john Hansen, Burnell Glanzer, Jarvis Heckenlaible, Lynn Mendel, George Villa, Coach Wayne Knoll. SECOND: Randy Wipf Greg Graber, Keith Hofer, Ricky Preheim, Brad , Christensen, Dan Herrboldt, Jerry Hofer, Don Pen- ner, Danny Ven Osdel, Dale Neuharth, Mike Wal- ter, Tom Haar, FRONT: Randy Schweitzer, Ted Pidde, Charles Aman, Don Herman, Dell Thomas, Joe Villa, Todd Graber, Ken Anderson, Kelly Kauf- man, Randy Krehbiel. Not pictured: Marcus Preheim. Seven School Records Are Broken Despite unfavorable running conditions, Coach Don Diede's trackmen brought FHS one of the most successful track seasons in the history of the school. A big factor was that the entire squad returned plus the addition of a large group of hard working freshmen. During the season the boys attended an average of two track meets a week. There were many highlights for the Flyers as a team and as individuals--from nearly upsetting Salem in the Salem Relays, to placing second in the conference, and finish- ing fourth in the region. Freeman also earned points at the larger track meets in Vermillion, Hurley, Tyndall, and at the state track meet in Rapid City. At the end of the season the boys had earned 44 tro- phies for breaking records and standards, surpassing last year's team total of eight trophies. School records that fell are the 2 mile relay, mile relay, mile run, S80 yard relay, 440 yard relay, 220 yard dash, and frosh shot put. Qualifying for the state track meet were, LEFT: joe Villa--2 mile run, Burnell Glanzer--mile run, Greg Kleinsasser--high jump, Allen Weier--880 yard dash, and Tom Villa--440 yard dash. Allen placed fourth in the state. 68

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FHA Newest Grganization at Freeman High FHA officers include, LEFT: Eileen Koer- ner--song leader, Carol Hanson--librarian julie Svartoien--historian, Linda Rechna- gel--reporter, Sandy Barta--secretary, Ardelle Kleinsasser--president, Marcy Kaufman--parliamentarian, Denise Men- del--treasurer, Marion Sayler--vice- president. A new organization at FHS is the Future Homemakers of America. The group of 30 girls attend monthly meetings held at the school and work on various projects and activities. This year the girls made Christmas favors for the Salem Home for time Aged, had a Christmas party, enjoyed a slumber party in the gym, and presented a spring style show. The FHA's biggest project was the spring style show, Signs of the Seventies, presented Sunday afternoon, May 17. The gym was decorated in black and White and carried out the theme with the use of zodiac signs. Fashions were styled by all Home Economics I, ll, and HI girls and some Fl-LA members. At LEFT: jan Rademacher, Nancy Kleinsasser, Lind Lang, and julle Svartoien model their dresses. Members of FHA are, BACK: Lynette Wiens, Judy Mehlhaff, Cindi Svartoien, Donna Munkvold, Carla Gross, Linda Lang, Debbie Graber, Bonnie I-lofer, Linda Rechnagel, julie Svartoien, Ian Rade- macher. SECOND: Lucille Glanzer, Anita Bittner, Colleen Becker, Jan Mendel, Rita Wipf, Sandy Barta, Nancy Pfeiffer, Jackie Stahl, Marion Sayler, Yvonne Huber. SEATED: Ardelle Kleinsasser, Eileen Koerner, Cindy Schmidt, Carol Hanson, Denise Mendel, Shana Gul- lickson, Debby Gunderson, JoAnn Schamber, Marcy Kaufman, Judy Aman, Brenda Gunderson. uw, V vwn 67

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ABOVE are the seven Flyers who ran in record-breaking relays for FHS. They are BACK: Allen Weier, Tom Vill, Mark Mehlhaf, Monte Kaufman. FRONT: jerry Hofer, Jarvis I-Ieckenlaible, Lynn Mendel. . ABOVE the spectators eagerly cheer Allen Weier on to a split- ' second victory over Canistota as he crosses the finish line in the mile relay. Hard work and will power make for a suc- cessful track team as proven this year by the Flyers. ABOVE the boys are shown putting forth this kind of effort during after school work-outs. 69 BELOW is the two mile relay team which broke the school record by seventeen seconds. They are john Hansen, Allen Weier, Kim Wilde, and Burnell Glanzer.