Freeman High School - Flyette Yearbook (Freeman, SD)

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i, Interest in Publications Dwindle Due partly to cramped space in the typing room, interest in journalism had lost much of its appeal. Editors of both yearbook and newspaper staffs had to rough it on their own with no organized class to help out. Ted Ellinger was the literary advisor. Getting ready for another 225 MAROON 8 WI-IITE's to run off are ABOVE: Terry Walter - Editor, David Schmidt - 'Typist and Photographer, Denise Mendel - Associate Editor and Business Manager, Cindi Svartoien - Assistant, Barb Tschetter - Cartoonist, DeVandolyn Schamber - Assistant, Jan Mendel - Business Manager, and Loa Laber - Mimeographer. The MAROON 8 WHITE made a more extensive use of colors, changed the nameplate, used seasonal back pages, and had several feature articles. Reporters who contributed frequently were Debi Graber, Sheryl Gullickson, Donna Munkvold, Lorrie Hoff, Jill Kleinsasser, Linda Lang, Elsie Johnson, Arlene Kleinsasser, Marilyn Stahl, Joey Villa, Greg Kleinsasser, Kelly Mutchellcnaus, Reyne Andersen, Bonnie Hofer, Marilyn Wipf, Cindy Schmidt, Mary Jane Ries, Suzetta Ensz, Joan Marie Wipf, Karen Walter, and Cindy Kleinsasser. LEFT: Alvin Mudder, who with the use of a new camera, recorded in film the activities of the school for the yearbook. 'Tradition because of tradition' was the phrase which led to many of the changes in the FLYETTE. Typist Brenda Goertz, LEFT, and Editors, Jan Mehlhaf and Arlene Kleinsasser added eight pages, used special effect division pages, shot more informal pictures, and incorporated action rather than posed organization pictures. Business Managers, Judy Mehlhaff and Joan Marie Wipf, sold annuals. Carla Gross and Shana Gullickson served as junior editors. Helping with all phases of yearbook mechanics from proof-reading to mailing proofs were Rita Andersen, Teresa Bruck- lacher, Sally Jorgensen, Loa Laber, Dale Neuharth, David Schmidt, Marilyn Stahl, Coleen Becker, Debi Graber, Deb Gunder- son, Judy Mehlhaff, Denise Mendel, Jan Mendel, Cindy Svartoien, and Karen Walter. Reporters were Reyne Andersen, Garnet Gering, DeVandolyn Schamber, Margaret Stern, Rhonda Stewart, Barb Tschetter, and Terry Walter.

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C lass Officers Build Snowman Freshman class officers are, ABOVE, Bob Pidde - student council, Vicki Stahl - treasurer, Syke Hein - secretary, Mark Gross - vice-president, Teresa Villa - student council, and NOT PICTURED: Mark Wollman - president. Representing the sophomore class are, UPPER RIGHT, Barb Knodel - secretary, Glenn Preheim and Pam Stewart - student council, john Weier - treasurer, Ruth Werner - vice-president, and jerry Ortman - president. The junior executive committee is, RIGHT, Debi Graber - student council, joey Villa - secretary, Mar- lene I-laar - vice-president, Kenny Andersen - president, and NOT PIGTURED: Gindi Svartoien - treasurer, Keith I-Iofer - student council. 5. LEFT, Rhonda Stewart - student council, Barb Uecker - vice-president, Greg Kleinsasser - president, Brenda Goertz - treasurer and Arlene Kleinsasser - secretary compose the senior officers

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Students Honors Gwen at FHS ABOVE: Members of the National Honor Society include Monica Schrag, Barb Uecker - vice-president, Arlene Kleinsasser, Garnet Gering, Judy Mehl- haff, Rita Andersen - treasurer, joan Marie Wipf, joey Villa, Jan Mehlhaf - president, Margaret Stern - student council representative, Margo Graber, Marilyn Stahl - secretary, Terry Walter, Marlene Haar, Rhonda Stewart, Dan Herrboldt, Greg Kleinsasser, and Coleen Becker. Not pictured are Reyne Ander- sen and Teresa Brucklacher. Becoming a tradition with the Honor Society is the annual carnival. This year's carnival, on November 12, netted a profit of S1337.26. Part of the money was used for the Pat Hofer Mem- orial Scholarship Fund. Barb Uecker and Teresa Brucklaher were chosen by a faculty team as recipients of the S200 scholarships. On December 21, a tea was held for former members. They talked about their experiences in the Freeman Merit Society. Students in grades 7-12 met to discuss examples of leadership, char- acter, and service. NHS members narrowed the list, which will be used by the teachers as a guideline for choosing new members. NHS members also voted for sponsoring another Girl and Boy Stater. BELOW: 1972 Girl and Boy Staters look through the names of former staters They are Shana Gul lickson, Gregg Graber, joey Villa, and Judy Mehlhaff .