Chamberlain High School - Cub Yearbook (Chamberlain, SD)

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C-club came alive once more at CHS, thanks to the help of many ambitious lettermen and the initiating efforts of Mr. Dacy. C-club members launched the years activities with two profitable chili feeds. The lettermen also helped with the young boys wrestling program in March. Selling CHS Cubs scarves and ski caps with the student council proved to be another worthwhile project for the club during the latter parts of the school year. Since the '75-76 officers; Randy Lucas, president; Perry King, vice-president; Mary McMurchie, secre- tary; and, Jeff Priebe, treasurer; were elected so late in the year, they will also preside during the '76-77 school year. OFFICERS: Jeff Priebe, treasurer; Mary McMurchie. secretary; Perry King, vice president; Randy Lucas, president. FIRST ROW: Advisor Mike Dacy. D.Henneman. R. Hosek, D.Turgeon, R.EIIis, L.CIeland, T.Almond, V.Geersen, D.McAdaragh, K.Olson, R.Kenyon. M McMurchie. B.Thayer. SECOND ROW: R.Carlson, J.HIoucha. R.Lucas. P.King. G.Chilson, M Bergner, R.Weber. G.Powell. S.Drew, ).Barnes. THIRD ROW: L.Mayer, C.Shields, S.EIrod. S.Kirsch, S.Kalb. R.Palmer. I.Bode, M.Steckelberg, S.OIson, D.Schoenfelder, B.Swenson, T.Selland. FOURTH ROW:).Priebe. C.Kirsch. W.Boeding, B.Knippling. K.Steckelberg, D.Heesch. S.Michels. R.Dozark, L.Giedd. C.Hubbard. M.Smith. 24

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The fourteen drill team members practice their routines at 8:00 am in the armory. The CHS drill team performed at the halftime of three basketball games, including the sectional tournament, and during two football games. Under the direction of Fern Jansonias, the fourteen girls learned the basic moves neces- sary to carry out their routines. Karla Struble was selected squad captain and Callie Campbell was chosen treasurer. The girls had the concession stand three times and held a bake sale at Wait’s Supermarket to finance their uniforms and an outing at the end of the year. Fern Jansonias and the co-captains of the team plan the activities, routines, and practice sessions. DRILL TEAM: Laurie Swanson. Becky Kalb. Cindy Bowers. Callie Campbell, Joelene Michels, Kathy Reimer, Karla Struble. Tonya Hieb, Lori Healy, Tanna Lengkeek, Cathy Bowers, Vickie Turgeon. DRILL TEAM 23

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FIRST ROW: J.Peterson, S.Stephens. J.Endres. R.OIeson, S.Peterson, S.Winchell. SECOND ROW. D.Oouville. K.Hintze, J.McDonald, M.Kopke, K. Graves, 0. Stoll, M.Kindopp. THIRD ROW: M.Smith, R.Kenobbie, T.Selland, G.Schiewsow, S.Houska, P.Markus, M.Selland, S.Drew. FOURTH ROW: D.Swenson, W.Boeding, S.Kopke, L.Giedd, D.Schochenmaier, R.Palmer, C.Hubbard, Advisor Brian Halla. NOT PICTURED: W.Byre, M.Hoffman, M.Ramey,J.Renner, L.Wesseling. DECA, Distributive Education Clubs of America, is the youth chapter associated with the Distributive Education- Diversified Occupation Program. The main purpose of the club is to increase the member’s knowledge of our true enter- prise system through educational conferences and contests and fund raising projects. This year the Chamberlain DECA Club hosted the Regional Career Development Conference at the Western Inn, Over 100 DECA students from 13 South Dakota towns attended. At this Conference seven Chamberlain students qualified for ten con- tests at the State DECA Conference. At the State Conference Chamberlain won two second places and one third place. OFFICERS: Gail Schwiesow. president. Scott Drew, treasurer: Denise Douville, secretary: Jackie McDonald, vice president: Brian Halla. ad- visor. STATE COMPETITORS: BACK ROW: Jeanne Peterson, Sandy Winched, Dave Swenson, Gail Schwiesow, Jean Renner, Kathy Graves, Kathy Hintze, Melva Kindopp DECA 25