Freeman High School - Flyette Yearbook (Freeman, SD)

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Standing in front of the statue which is giving everyone such heartache are, ABOVE LEFT, joey Villa, Earthquake McGoon, and David Epp, the Mayor Dawg- meat. JoAnn Schamber - Stupe- fyin' jones, ABOVE RIGHT, is another product of john Weier's Available jones image. A Washington D.C. se- quence gives Brad Christensen, David Schmidt, and Rhonda Stewart, as General Bullmoose, Senator jack S. Phogbound, and Appasionata Von Climax, res- pectively a chance to be the upper class society. Secretaries - Monica Schrag, Marilyn Stahl, Cindy Preheim, Marilyn Wipf, Barb Uecker, and jan Mehlhaf, cater to General Bullmoose's every whim. Dogpatchers and other characters who were subjected to choreography and staying in character were Cronies - Charles Aman, Bob Pidde, Stuart Preheim, and Myron Holzwarth, Radio Com- mentators - Garnet Gering, Mar- garet Stern, Colleen Ortman and jennifer Gaertner. Giving the musical their own special touch were Ross Ulrich, Arie Bertsch, Brad Dowden, Linda Lang, Don Herman, Mark Gross, and Don Waltner. The Dogpatchers were Kathy Schmidt, Sue Weier, Susan Walther, Debi Graber, Vicki Stahl, Denise Mendel, Marlene Haar, Diane Christensen, Mary Ann Sorensen, Mary Preheim, Bonnie Ensz, Mary Schaeffer, and Mary jane Ries.

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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.

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RIGHT: The woodwind section of the piece band is BACK: Skye Hein, Rhonda Stewart, Shana Gullickson, Marlene Haar, Theresa Villa, Barb Knodel, Char- lene Preheim, Geraldine Hofer, Jodi Mendel, Nancy Kaufman, Donice Walter, FIFTH: jan Mendel, Sharla Gross, Vicki Stahl, Coleen Kaufman, jan Ven Osden, Tweila Koerner, Carrie Hofer, Cindy Plooster, jonetta Hofer, FOURTH: Arlene Kleinsasser, Margo Graber, Marilyn Stahl, Loa Laber, Garnet Gering, Cecilia Villa, jennifer Gaertner, Denise Mendel, THIRD: Kathy Schmidt, Coleen Dubs, Coleen Beck- er, Marlin Holzwarth, Ray Walter, Brad Gering, SECOND: Barb Uecker, Terry Walter, Cindy Klein- sasser, jane Knittel, Brenda Becker, Pam Stewart, FRONT: Marilyn Wipf, Mary Preheim, Colleen Ortmann, Don Waltner, and Susan Waltner. Not Pictured jill Kleinsasser. Three of Free- man's instrumentalists won the honor of participating in the 166 select piece All State Band. The All Staters standing with Conductor john P. Paynter are RIGHT: Terry Walter - sax- aphone, joan Marie Wipf - baritone, and Arlene Kleinsasser - clarinet. The week- end at Rapid City concluded with the formal concert March 25 .