Flandreau High School - Flyer Yearbook (Flandreau, SD)

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TOP: Mrs Shar Quam. secretary business manager of the multi school, is at her desk where she performs most of her duties. ABOVE: Multi director. Mr Fran Schoen- felder. is charged with the responsibility of seeing that things run smoothly at the Multi- District school. LEFT: Mr Eldon Gus Barnes, principal of the high school, and Mrs. Rupe. office secre- tary. check the attendance report. Administration 21

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Elected Representatives Set Policy, Hire Staff The school board, elected for three year terms, was made up of seven members. Their responsibilities were to make decisions about the policies needed to run the school and hire the personnel to carry out these policies. Carrying out school policies, autho- rizing spending of money by the dis- trict and planning the budget were a few of the responsibilities of the su- perintendent. The business manager board sec- retary took notes at board meet- ings, wrote checks, and kept re- cords of receipts and expenses. TOP Mrs Emadele Rupe types school policy on the computer Mrs Rupe is the oftice sec- retary. who must answer the telephone, write out lunch tickets and absentee slips, put grades on permanent records, and send out mid-term reports. ABOVE: School board members are. back row, Mr Mark McGlone. Mr Dann Cecil. Mr Gene Gullickson. and Mr Sylvan Vigness, su- perintendent Front row are Mrs. Judy John- son. Mr Michael Krantz. Dr. John Thompson. Mr. Gary Luttmann. and Mrs. Gladys English, business manager RIGHT: Mr John Evans, guidance counselor, finds college materials for a student. 20 Administration

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Teachers Work To Build Trusting Relationships Seeing youth come to grips with material that prepares them for the future was what Mrs. Mary James enjoyed about teaching. Mr. Lowell Linder especially enjoyed seeing students advance in their subjects. Mr. Dale Johnson liked working with the new computerized library. Ms. Gail Swenson enjoyed the rela- tionships developed with students through forensic or drama activities. One-to-one situations were what Mrs. Lisa Peterson enjoyed most about her first year of yeaching. Mrs. Sherry Nester felt that building a trusting relationship with high school students was what she en- joyed most about teaching. TOP: Mr Johnson checks out a book to Claudine Barron. ABOVE: Mr Johnson, librarian; Mrs. James. English; and Mr Linder. German and Com- position are interested in many hobbies such as reading and camping. RIGHT: Mr Linder gives Jason Gullickson a tew tips on his German assignment. 22 Faculty