Chamberlain High School - Cub Yearbook (Chamberlain, SD)

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Cozard Memorial Library Chamberlain, South Dakota 57325 1. Joanne Holcom is secretary for Duane Roehrick. 2. Duane Roehrick works hard as superintendent. 3. Howard Elrod has many responsibilities as principal. 4. Harry Haanen is assistant principal to Howard Elrod. 5. Kay Hines keeps busy with the many duties a high school secretary has. 6. Cheryl Augspurger works as the junior high secretary. Learning Is Important Howard Elrod, principal of Cham- berlain High School, has many respon- sibilities. He must schedule classes, su- pervise school activities, and see that the many records are kept, plus the various scholastic decisions that must be made. Insuring that the teaching and learning process is of the highest quality possible is his most important goal. Harry Haanen, as assistant princi- pal, helps him in making CHS the best high school possible. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Elrod at the prom. 4 25

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Construction Improves Campus As perhaps the most important event of the year, the Board of Education began the construction of a new building for the Chamberlain School Campus. The building will be the first of four parts of a master plan that will make the school an excellent environment for the students. In addition to the new building the Board’s plans include remodeling of the mezanine area in the elementary school, remodeling of the Egleston ag and shop areas, and improvements in the middle school. “It is hoped that we can move into the new building by the second semester of 1986,” stated Superintendent Roehrick. 1. Julie Renchew prepares to file some vouchers. 2. Terry Brooks takes care of business matters. 3. School Board members are: BACK: Terry Brooks. Jim Hutmacher. Duane Roehrick. Jerome Feltman. FRONT: Dick Kunzweiler, Rudolph Swanson, DeEtte Geddes, Frank Bailey. John Blum. DeEtte and Eddie Geddes enjoy the prom. 3 24

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English . . . An Expanding Experience A new English teacher, Pam Jiricek, was added to the English department. Other teachers were Cathy King, Pat Hieb, and Corrine Leiferman. Some of the many classes that were taught included literature, public speaking, writing, research paper, science fiction and grammar. Pam Jiricek taught freshman classes, while Cathy King instructed all speech students and Corrine Leiferman worked mainly with writing and literature. Pat Heib assist- ed special students with reading and grammar and had some literature and writing classes. Corrine Leiferman commented, The English department is a versatile and challenging area of the school.” 3. Corrine Leiferman helps a student in Writing II class. 4. Cathy King demonstrates the art of giving a speech. 5. Kelly Reimer gives a report on the Norwegian culture during an ethnic literature class honoring Mr. Elrod. 26