Chamberlain High School - Cub Yearbook (Chamberlain, SD)

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Now Is The Time For Art Students worked on a variety of projects. Much of this work was shown at the Art Show on May 4. Exhibits were in charcoal, sketching, silkscreen. watercolor, and pottery. The art class prepared exhibits for Youth Art Week, which were shown at the Cozard Memorial Li- brary. A FRONT ROW: Donovan Murray. David Wm- chell. Anna Isburg. BACK ROW: Mark Nesladek. Lyle Miller. Richard Kirkpatrick. Mike Kills Pretty Enemy. Colette Miller B Mrs. Jan Stevenson. CHS art instructor, helps bring out imagination and design to the students. C. Larry Falch pre- sents pencil drawings D. Art I class is busy learning new drawing skills. 10

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Mrs. Fox is busy coordinating materials for her Title I program. Mrs. Fox assists Bruce Irving. Special Education Achieves High Potential Special Education is a class for jr. high and high school students who need extra assistance in learning. The main objective of the class is to help students achieve their highest potential in the areas of reading, math, English and social science as well as consumer education and commu- nity living. Students in Special Education classes explore new opportunities in a high school atmosphere and are provided with interaction among their peers. Sue Dahl, the Special Education teacher, challenges students to attain their highest potential as an individual. Elaine Frary teach- es those who have learning disabilities. She coordinates courses and helps students who need special attention. The Title I coordinator, Barbara Fox, assists jr. and sr. high students who need extra help with their subjects. Miss Dahl works with special students. Mrs. Frary is in charge of the learning disability program. Miss Dahl helps Lori McGee 9

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Band Members Are On The Move CHS band members began the school year with early morning marching in preparation for the field and pa- rade competition in Huron. They received a trophy for the most outstanding wind line which made their hard work worthwhile. On September 30. band members performed at the CHS Homecoming Parade and enter- tained at half-time during the football game. The band participated in the Tri-City Festival at Gregory, along with Winner and Gregory schools. Twenty-five soloists traveled to Kimball on February 8th to attend the instru- mental contest. Band members ended the year by play- ing for Memorial Day activities and for graduation. A Mr Herr helps the band members with lessons and prepares them for contest B. Scarlet Pride marches at the Homecoming Parade. C. Band officers are Mark Willrodt. Mark Leiferman. Travis Vaad. Leslie Kerwin. Kelli Potter and Trisha Geddes 11