Chamberlain High School - Cub Yearbook (Chamberlain, SD)

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Squealing tires, racing engines ana the shrieking of the instructor are some things you might hear coming from the driver's education car during the year. All students are required to take this course before graduation from high school. The class consisted of one semester of classroom work three days a week and six hours of driving. Car dealers in Chamberlain were very cooperative in furnishing a car equipped with an extra brake pedal and rear-view mirror for instructor Jerry Johnson. DRIVER'S EDUCATION 19

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Sit-Ups, jogging and forward rolls were just part of the physical education classes. Physical education is required for all fresh- men and sophomores. Advanced classes were offered for the juniors and seniors desiring to further pursue their physical abilities. Advanced Life Saving was offered during the month of April. Students used the Indian School pool for this class. The Presidential Physical Fitness test was given to all P.E. students and 51 high school stu- dents qualified for the Award. Four girls, Mary McMurchie, Carol Schoenfelder, Lexie Shaffer, and Diane Zeman, qualified for their sixth Presidential Physical Fitness Award. UPPER LEFT: Mike Dacy. UPPER RIGHT: Mrs. Norma Johnson. CEN- TER LEFT: These boys enjoy a quick game of basketball in gym class. CENTER RIGHT: Mr. Dacy gives rifle instruction to the sophomore- boys. LOWER LEFT: Volleyball is one of Ihe many games played in girl's P.E. LOWER RIGHT: The girls in Advanced P.E. have a lot of fun on their weekend camping trip. 18 PHYSICAL EDUCATION

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Studying and learning were the main purposes for the library-study hall, and here at CHS there are 7,000 library books to help to expand our knowledge. The librarian, Heather Olson, kept busy with the loaning and returning of books. She was also there to help find material for research projects and to make sure the books were kept in order. All students not qualifying for open campus on the point system were required to attend study hall. The junior-senior study hall was in the lunchroom and the lower classmen had to report to the regular study hall in the old building. Members of the faculty were in charge of super- vising the study periods. 20 LIBRARY-STUDY HALL