Freeman High School - Flyette Yearbook (Freeman, SD)

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Baccalaureate Service Officiated By Reverend Tschetter Leading the events that concluded with gradua- tion, was an afternoon dedicated to the individual achievements of the student body known as Awards Day. In conjunction with the presentation of the awards, the seniors read the class facts, class his- tory, class poem, and the class will, all written and originated by members of the honored class. Approximately 213 of the class received awards for their individual achievement. At five o'clock that evening, the senior class left the school for Sioux Falls and a skip evening. The class and their four advisors ate a smor asbord meal at the Norman- 8 dy, and then divided to see two movies. After a most enjoyable evening, the bus ride home ended the day of May 19, a day to be remembered. Baccalaureate services for the graduating class of 1971 were held on the following Sunday, May 23. The services were conducted by the Reverend Peter Tschetter of the Neu Hutterthal Church. Reverend Tschetter told the class of thirty seniors about var- ious men throughout the history who dared to be different and were called fools, but in the end con- tributed greatly to humanity and the development of our world. Pictured ABOVE RIGI-IT, Linda Rechnagel presented a speech as one of the graduating class. BELOW LEFT, Marcus Preheim received his diploma from Mr. Ron Bennettg and Monica Schrag and Greg Kleinsasser, RIGHT, led the graduating class to the stage.

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1970 August September September September September September October October Octob er October October Octob er October Octob er Octob er October October October October October Octob er October Novemb er November November November November November November November November November November December December December December December December December December December December December 1971 january january Calendar of Events Registration, enrollment H.S. 166, all grades 479 Band played at State Fair Football, Menno 18, FHS 19 Football, Salem 46, FHS 0 Ping-pong pictures taken Football, Hanson 38, FHS 27 Homecoming coronation Parade, football game, fMarion 22, FHS 20, and dance Publications staffs attended SDHSIA convention N. H. S. induction ceremony Seniors took GATB tests in Mitchell Senior pictures taken SDEA Football, Emery 28, FHS 27 Freshmen and juniors took ITED Football, Bridgewater 54, FHS 6 Seniors took ACT at Yankton Band marched at USD Local declam contest Football, Canistota 48, FHS 28 Seniors attended SDSU Senior Day Pops Concert Back to School Night Cross-Country at Brookings junior Class Play Mystery, Mayhem and Murder Nine seniors attended All State Chorus in Rapid City F. H. A. Daddy Date Night Assembly program on drug abuse Seniors attended Career Day at Spencer Division I Declam Contest Fall Concert State Declam Contest Augustana Band Festival Basketball, Hurley 53, FHS 58 Thanksgiving vac ation Wrestling, Scotland 32, FHS 58 Basketball, West Central 69, FHS 53 Basketball, Montrose 53, FHS 61 Wrestling, Canistota 28, FHS 23 Basketball, Marion 58, FHS 45 Snow Queen Contest and ACT at F.J. C . FLYETTE sales begin Basketball, Centerville 65, FHS 49 Wrestling, Parkston 32, FHS 14 Wrestling, Marion 28, FHS 16 Basketball, Salem 62, FHS 47 High school Christmas program High school Christmas party Christmas vacation began Basketball, Scotland 58, FHS 53 Wrestling, Springfield 31, FHS 18 Christmas vacation ended I anu ary I anu ary I anu ary J anu ary janu ary january janu ary janu ary janu ary January january Ianu ary February Febru ary February February February February Febru ary February February February February February February February February February February February March Marc h March March March March March April April April April May May May May May May May May May May May County Tournament at Mitchell Wrestling, Marion 13, FHS 43 Wrestling, Montrose 13, FHS 43 Basketball, Canistota 53, FHS 44 FLYETTE sales ended Beresford Wrestling Tournament Wrestling, West Central 6, FHS 44 Wrestling, Canistota 28, FHS 23 Basketball, Hanson 52, FHS 51 All-State Band auditions Wrestling, Lennox 27, FHS 19 Basketball, Irene 55, FHS 74 Basketball, Bridgewater 81, FHS 57 Cornbelt Conference Wrestling Tournament at Freeman Wrestling, Parker O, FHS 54 Basketball, Harrisburg 58, FHS 55 Basketball, Emery 66, FHS 60 Wrestling, Hurley 10, FHS 39 Basketball, Parkston 59, FHS 36 Vocal solo and ensemble contest in Vermillion Basketball, Spencer 44, FHS 81 Regional Wrestling Tournament at Wagner Basketball, Avon 73, FHS 66 S. B. C. hotline Basketball, Menno 54, FHS 56 S. B. C. hotline Instrumental solo and ensemble contest S. B. C. Hotline No school due to snow State B wrestling Tournament Basketball, Viborg 49, FHS 66 District 21 Basketball Tournament at Sioux Falls Arena Maroon and White Day Seniors observed legislature in Pierre Open campus privileges began for seniors A. A. U. Wrestling Tournament Mixed chorus attended Cornbelt Vocal Festival in Mitchell No school due to snow No school due to snow Sweethearts Ball Spring Concert Large Group Contest in Yankton Region IV F. H. A. meeting Senior Class Play The Diary of Anne Frank junior-Senior banquet and prom Conference Track Meet fBoysj Regional Track Meet fGirlsl Track meet at Centerville fBoysj F. H. A. Style Show Regional Track Meet fBoysj State Track Meet fGirlsj in Madison Awards!Class Day State Track Meet fBoysj in Sioux Falls Baccalaureate Commencement for 30 seniors

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Thirty Seniors Receive Diplomas The big night for the 1971 graduating class of Freeman High School came on May 24. Commencement exercises were held for thirty seniors in the high school gym with six seniors giving the addresses. Carol Hansen, Linda Rechnagel, jackie Stahl, Tom Villa, Rita Wipf, and Holly Wrenn spoke on various topics such as tradition, an outlook for the future, use of talents, and living every day of our lives fullly. One stu- dent also thanked the community, teachers, and parents for their help and support. Among the graduating seniors were eight honor society students. Don Penner was named the top ranking student and Burnell Glanzer was the second highest ranking. Mr. Bennett announced on stage that the S300 Honor Society Scholarship would be divided between Burnell Glanzer and jackie Stahl for their outstanding leadership and service. The stage was decorated in lavender and yellow, the class colors. The class motto was hung at the back of the stage, Human- ity with all it's fears, With'all it's hope of future years, Is hanging breathless on our fate . AT TOP LEFT, Tom Villa, student speaker, addresses the Commencement audience. TOP RIGHT, Donald Schamber is con- gratulated by Barb Tschetter. AT LEFT, the seniors and some friends offer their tearful congratulations and goodbyes.