Chamberlain High School - Cub Yearbook (Chamberlain, SD)

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24 History Is Made At CHS Gary Sims. Stan Evans and Don Giese were the three teachers that made up this year’s history department. Each teacher taught a different variety of classes, ranging from World Cultures to US Government. Students were expected to take several of the social sciences in order to meet require- ments for graduation. Some of these sciences included US History and US Government. A good general knowledge of past history helps you to understand and appreciate events happening in the present, one history student commented. A Mr Gary Sims shows a respectful salute to his favorite president. Gus Becker B Mr. Don Giese relaxes in his office. C. US History class dis- cusses current events. D. Mr. Stan Evans tries to create interesting classes. E. Discussion is an important part of Sociology. PLEASE SESSION

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Business Adds Assets Mr Stevenson corrects a typing paper. Whatever the future plans of a student, the classes Mr. Duane Stevenson teaches are beneficial. Filling out income tax forms, solving basic business problems and knowing about the laws involving business are things people must deal with in everyday life. Mrs. Becky Schuch teaches courses that are helpful in the secretarial field. Her classes include office practice, shorthand and typing. The girls in office practice were given an opportunity for on the job training at local banks. According to Mrs. Schuch. her first year of teaching was very rewarding, as she had the opportunity to start a new business club and hopes to make more changes in an effort to encourage students to participate in business courses. This year, students enrolled in business subjects were intro- duced to the Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA). FBLA is designed to awaken students to the business world and to inspire them to investigate business careers. Some of the goals of the new business club are to develop aggressive business leadership, to create an understanding of the American busi- ness and to practice efficient money management. There are several state conventions that members may attend. Mrs. Schuch, advisor, encourages students to participate in the new program. Students focus their attention on typing, as they do their assignments. Mrs. Schuch’s first year of teaching involves her with secretarial business courses, she was also advisor for the drill team.

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A Advanced PE: FRONT ROW: C. Miller. B. Drew. K. Brooks. A Isburg. K Keiner. N. Johnson. T. Felicia. BACK ROW: S. Solhiem. S. Schuller. B. Brent Gruenig demonstrates the proper way to climb a rope. C. Mr Haanen instructs boy's PE and assists in teaching health classes. D. Mrs. Johnson teaches health, advanced and girls PE. E. The boy's PE class starts out with a warm-up Getting Into Shape Physical Education is a class that is required for both fresh- men and sophomores. Advanced PE is offered as an elective for upper classmen. Swimming, volleyball, gymnastics and dancing are some activities that students participate in during PE class. Mrs. Norma Johnson instructs the girls while Mr. Harry Haanen teaches boy’s P.E. 25