Freeman High School - Flyette Yearbook (Freeman, SD)

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Cindy Kleinsasser, BELOW, gave the agricul Marrin' Sam, BELOW, sings of jub1lat1on T tural audience a familar sight as Moonbeam Mc Cornpone to the wide eyed Scarlett played by jan Swine Her theme song related to the terrible odor Mehlhaf. Dan Herrbolt's character was one of match h emitted 'when the mind blew the other way ing up people for a costly price. Dogpatchers, LEFT, in- quisitively look into Lonesome Po1ecat's jug. Dan Werner's kickapoo joy juice was to have a powerful effect on the drinker. Gregg Graber belts out his Hair- less joe song to the inattentive crowd. People not on the stage were Terry Walter - acompanist, and the productions crew: Garnet Gerin Skye Hein, Arlene Kleinsasser, Glenda Weins, Monica Schrag, Pam Stewart, Barb Uecker, Penny Kaufman, Margaret Stern, jan Mehlhaf, Randy Barta, and sev- eral faculty members. Directors from USD for choreography were Rodney Hudson and jill Brekke. Ginny Schnabel was the student- teacher director.

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Li'l Abner Is lst Musical at FHS A new endeavor in school life was the pro- Directors LeEtta Bennett and Betty Mudder duction of the first musical. Taking the place of a chose the two-act comedy, Li '1 Abner . The story senior play and a contest for the vocal department, involves characters in the comic strip by Al Gapp. the musical gave seniors priority in speaking parts. The performance of the musical, for which Lead characters Margo Graber and Greg Kleinsasser, BOTTOM LEFT, sang solos and duets to bring to life the characters of Daisy Mae and Li'l Abner. A candidate for Women's Liberation was joan Marie Wipf, BOTTOM RIGHT . She and Bruce Glanzer, as Mammy and Pappy Yokum, did their best to get Daisy and Abner together. Pappy later took over the household when he got heshed up once too often. rehearsals began in early April, took place three times. A matinee and two public stagings brought in an estimated 1200 persons. A-efwf.ems,pwM. W fe rua, true-:ff 11' :eww ,aww 'swawsmtwxQd,

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Musical Displays Individual Talent Wives, ABOVE, see the effects of Yokumberry tonic on their husbands. Wives are Barb Uecker, Shana Gullick- son, Ruth Werner, Sheryl Gullickson, Carla Gross, and Theresa Villa. Their now unromantic husbands are Stuart Preheim, Don Munkvold, Charles Aman David Schmidt, Randy Krehbiel, and Keith Hofer. The makeup committee elimin- ated teeth and put dirt on the ever smiling Scragg family. The Scragg cousins are, LEFT, Mike Walter, Randy Krehbiel, Cecilia Villa, David Stahl, Bob Pidde, Deb Gunderson and Earla Wagner. Scientists in Washington gave dog- patchers a look at their life in Washing- ton. Explaining their careers as super humans are, BOTTOM LEFT, Gregg Graber, Gary Goertz, Ted Pidde, and Tim Villa.