Chamberlain High School - Cub Yearbook (Chamberlain, SD)

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Classes at CHS began on Septem- ber 2. Students and faculty were anxious to learn what their new principal, Keith Preheim, from Mar- lon, SD, had planned for them. His first challenge to students was to ask for more school spirit and more respect. He then set about to Initiate some spirit. For the first time, Homecoming Coronation was held at the football stadium, with the bands performing at this time. It was a thrilling experience for all, even though It was a bit chilly. Mr. Prehelm again set about to Improve spirit between the com munlty and school by holding an open house on October 2. There was excellent attendance, as people were anxious to tour the new addition to the Egelston Build- ing and to visit with the high school faculty. Post High planning day was held on October 13 In order to give stu- dents a chance to plan for their fu- ture before it came time to gradu ate. The Harlem Magicians basketball team entertained at an assembly on October 29 and played for the public in the evening. The first parent teacher confer- ences were held on November 19, with an impressing attendance by parents. Christmas vacation began after an afternoon pep as- sembly on December 19. Faculty members put on a skit for students and it was an enjoyable time for all. Classes resumed on January 5, with everyone returning refreshed from a long vacation. Sue Dahl, who had taught In the resource room for many years, left after the first semester to join her husband In Rapid City and Mrs. Hope com pleted the second semester. By late January, seniors were busy planning their graduation, but they still took time to enjoy a 50’s day and dance on January 30. A committee was selected to deter mine the class motto, flower and colors. The first and only storm days were on March 24 and 25, when a spring storm raged for nearly two days. It was a pleasant break, but meant that the days would be made up In the spring. Also, dur- ing March, Mrs. Hines, high school secretary, took two months leave to become acquainted with her newly adopted son, Jeremy. Drug and alcohol day was held on April 16, with a spirit of enthusiasm shown by students for the presen- tation. Trisha Geddes, former student and future English teacher, spent a week In two of the English class- rooms for her sophomore obser- vance. Finally, the day that the seniors had long awaited arrived, May 24 and graduation! Graduation had originally been scheduled for May 17. but due to school days lost, they attended an extra week. A few days later, on May 29, school was over for everyone and the halls of CHS were empty. 1. Loretta enjoys a break. 2. Shannon rushes to her locker before the bell rings. 3. Patience patiently awaits U.S. History class. 4. What is your hurry Pom? 5. Kathy and Barb are clowning around in the hall. Opening 3

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Table of Contents Activities 7 Sports 17 Organizations 45 Classes 63 Academics 101 by Angie Zeman Table ol Contents

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c H S ABOVE: Scott Voorhis flashes his winning smile. S BELOW: Holly Shields. Martese McGregor. Jennifer Martin, and Renae Simpson play on the slide. RIGHT: Some Students try to study at noon. p i R I T 4 Student Life