Flandreau High School - Flyer Yearbook (Flandreau, SD)

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Math, Sciences Interrelated The Math classes offered are General Math, the basics; Algebra I and II, concepts that sciences depend upon; Senior Math, continuation of Al- gebra; and, Geometry, basic structures of geom- etry. The Science offered are Physical Science, a gen- eral view; Biology I and II, the environment and human anatomy; Chemistry I and II, ele- ments, qualitative analysis, and organic chem- istry; and, Physics, includes astronomy, music, nuclear physics, radiation, and electricity. Above is Mr. William Boyd. He teaches all Algebra classes. Geometry, and Sen- ior Math, and enjoys hunting and fish- ing. Middle Left is Mr. Lyle Pagel, one of two Physical Science and Biology teachers the students had during the year. Middle Right is Mr. Keith Burns look- ing over Chemistry notes. He teaches Physical Science, Chemistry, and Phys- ics. Mr. Burns collects records as a hob- by. Right is Mrs. Patricia Piro. She taught Physical Science and Biology during the second semester. Mrs. Piro enjoys sewing. Far Right is Mr. LeRoy Benson, who teaches General Math. He enjoys hunt- ing. 20 Faculty

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Art, IA Offer Career Choices The Art program at FHS consists of Art I and II. In these classes they work on drawings, color techniques, different designs, lettering, art his- tory, and commerical arts. The Industrial Arts program deals with metals, drafting, and woodworking. These areas are car- ried out through special projects. Top is the Art instructor Mr. Timothy Vogl. He teaches Art I and II. When not in school, he enjoys the outdoors. Middle Left is Mr. Vogl helping Rollie Rydell during art class. Left is Mr. Brian Bergjord helping Brad Rhead in constructing floor plans for a house. Above is Mr. Bergjord, the Industrial Arts teacher. When not teaching, he en- joys archery hunting, carpentering, and fishing.

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Areas Provide Varied Activities Social science courses offered include Psycholo- gy, Sociology, Senior Problems, U.S. History, and World History. Psych, and Soc. give students a better under- standing of human behavior and problems. Senior Problems prepares students for prob- lems that appear after graduation, like budget- ing, and buying insurance. For students interested in music, both vocal and instrumental music programs are offered. The students show their talents through con- certs, half-time performances, and contests. Top is Mr. Eldon “Gus Barnes, who teaches U.S. History, sociology, and senior problems. He enjoys coaching and caring for his cars. Middle left is hand student, Jan Emter. playing her flute. Center is Mr. Kevin Masemann, band instructor. His hobbies include bowling and music activities. Above is Mr. James McGlone, who teaches government, world history, and PE. In his spare time he likes eating out and watching sports. Left is Mr. Larry Wilske. choral direc- tor. Outside of teaching he enjoys bowl- ing.. Faculty 21