Freeman High School - Flyette Yearbook (Freeman, SD)

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Mark Andersen Tom Bertsch David Brucklacher Diane Christensen jeff Christensen joe Christensen Suzetta Ensz Jim EPP Iennifer Gaertner Brad Gering Pat Gering , ,i,.,L, ,.,V Q .lvzz . ,,,. V ,. A ' V ' ' 55f..!:. ', :f ' 'lx V -ga 'S T E 951,-Q1 55 ' H - . :. :i,5f':' fic:--' ' . .Q W X 1 2 H ,aw Www ,L mv., fps :M r- V fx ' -: .a--'-phi:-fi' -1: . . n f- .1-':,,fsa1. 12 -ri' ffk f ass- sr' r-- , :'f5:.' 2: 1' -H:,cwJt-:'- M f wzfli 1 - f ' - ,. m Aging, wg it .. L f ,, Q f' 1-Q af. 'Rv JR' s y iff 5 J r X, ff li '. if avril, 533, UE wi Q32 -'-- Bruce Glanzer Frank Graber The freshmen class was involved in a number of subjects including English I, Algebra I, Phys. Ed., and General Science. The material that they covered included study of literature, applied science, home- making, variable numbers, and the classifica- tion of rocks and minerals. Throughout the year the freshman class has led in the percent- age of students on the honor rolls. An example of the curriculum offered freshmen is found left in Home Economics I where the girls second semester activity included sewing. 21 g,'f,, wv4 1. -A - -e'- 4 f ' , fr , ,i. -?::: ,fs':fzqf:-'- I i S, ., fl. '

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AT RIGHT the sophomore class officers gather around for some ping pong action. They are Marlene Haar-Stu- dent Council Representative, JoAnn Schamber-Treasurer, Charles Aman-President, Nancy Schamber-Secretary, Joey Villa-Vice President, Gregg Graber-Student Council Representative. we ,ft ,.., i , . :w1'f'iU7 z,'lfE'--mT.i2fL 1 '- 'r . ?Mizf55'j'.'i , , . H2 V st 'f-'x?l3'.:fL ?ET55 IFF' ' V gwgf W g 1' ' .F . 'Q , ,. ' f - I ::51:.'f . ' 2 , ' K riff ' L : :ii'i'1Q:: 555'-TM A 'E ' H ' ' -z!i'1-ff ffff 1 -if? '- 5'iV555 ':5,Zf A I ' 'Lf ., . ,5,n,, it rft,-, 5 i,t - - Lynnette Wiens Randy Wipf Ted Pidde JoAnn Schamber Nancy Schamber Cindy Schmidt Randy Schweitzer John Stark Cindi Svartoien Dell Thomas joey Villa Michael Walters Derrold Waltner Jerry Wildermuth 20

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fgfiia' .SS J Q 8 Q 4 Ks 1 ag ragga f -4, . K .-1, , -rn 1- v5:ES ' . 1:. i ., 'F :-ff' ft , 1542-2, ' L. W ' fi M aff? gr! ggi ,Q r Z rw, .I 1 M ligfmw .W A V f - r,. .,.n ... .fjj35sf-'Ts ' , f A ' 4 'N if S fi K K K 7 t K S, ZX 5 we iss, 1 2 Q ra Mr rr, Q 1 23 M YV 4 91 .X . , Iffrlfz 'ffiiifz-fl' Xgr tisiw i i? , :'flQ,QL :I--.fi g Tiff :EW ': : : 'gE5 g!5' 7:E5ff7:if , Many of the freshmen enjoyed the extracurricu- lar activities of FHS, such as Fl-IA, Pep Club, foot- ball, basketball, wrestling, declam, boys' and girls Tweil a Koe mer iil, Rwdv Koerner .glee clubs, mixed chorus, band, and boys' and girls' track. Their class party, which was held the early part of fall, was a hay ride out to Silas Kleins2sser's farm with a small lunch immediately following. In accord with tradition, the general science class went on a field trip on a Wet Tuesday, April 27. AT RIGHT the freshmen boys in Industrial Arts class are learning how to use the various tools in the classroom. Sheryl Gullickson Michael Hofer Lorrie I-Ioff Marcia Holzwarth Kathy Itrich Elsie Johnson Penny Kaufman Cindy Kleinsasser Jill Kleinsasser Barbara Knodel Marilyn Koerner Merlin Koerner