Freeman High School - Flyette Yearbook (Freeman, SD)

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The high school division float prize was awarded to the juniors, LEFT, with their theme of Super- stars All The Way . Topping the grade division was the seventh grade float entitled We 've Only just Begun . The community division found St. Paul's Lutheran School first with Stepping Stones to Victory . In the process of being made, the senior float, LOWER LEFT, was not eligible for competition because the royalty rode on it. The seventh grade float, BELOW, was one of the many enn-ies that carried students to add to the effect. The homecoming dance was to L - be remembered, not only because it was enjoyed by students, but for its band called SINN. The contro- versy caused by the dance and SINN went on for months after- wards.

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The coronation of Kelly Mutchelknaus and Barb Uecker, RIGHT, blasted off homecoming festivities, September 30, Thursday night. Attendents were, ABOVE: Don Hansen, Greg Kleinsasser, Rhonda Stewa and Ian Mehlhaf. Pat Ratzlaff, Doug Uecker, Lori Andersen, and Jacque Wilde were train and crown bearers. Processional music was played by Dan Herrboldt and the royalty song was sung by Ioan Marie Wipf. . A new aspect of homecoming recognized Corrine Handel as a former queen 20 years ago. Don Herman and Joey Villa, BELOW, exemplify the various skits presented by classes and organizations. Coach Don Diede introduced the football squad, after which a brief pep meeting was led by cheerleaders. A snake dance was the only event not affected by rain, as the bonfire and a half-time showing of the winning floats were cancelled. rt, New Crowns Adorn Kelly cmd Barb

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Urgcmizations Divide Carnival Profits The united efforts of the student body totaled an amount of 951, 337. 26 to make history of the second carnival at the gym on November 12. NHS members had the responsibility of planning and coordinating Work. On a volunteer basis, the students, teachers and employees built all the booths and worked at various times during the evening. Advance tickets sold by the grade school totaled 3503, 90, After choosing candidates, the royalty was picked from the classes which sold the most tickets. Carnival royalty, ABOVE LEFT: Bingo, ABOVE RIGHT, novelties, BELOW, and,Gene Benthin as jail guard, BELOW RIGHT, were only a sprinkling of many attractions. The crowd, RIGHT3 was a mixture of all ages, proving the carnival was for young and old.