Flandreau High School - Flyer Yearbook (Flandreau, SD)

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LANGUAGES USED IN EVERYDAY LIFE TOP RIGHT: Mrs. Mary James taught English I. Grammar II. Comp. V. Lit. I IV and was also the Freshman class advisor. TOP FAR RIGHT Mr. Lowell Linder taught students to express themselves through a foreign language in German I thru III and taught Comp II while being the Sophomore class advisor RIGHT Ms. Gail Swenson gave advice to students on how to deliver an effective speech in Speech I II. and developed students’ English skills m Lit. II III and Comp. Ill IV. % The English classes l-IV covered areas such as grammar, literature, composition and speech. These ba- sics helped students to communi- cate with other students and the rest of world. German I. II and III taught students to understand the German language and gave them an appreciation of the German culture. ABOVE: Brett Ketcham delivers a speech in Ms Swenson's class. MIDDLE RIGHT: Christmas caroling at River- view Manor is a yearly tradition with Mr. Linder’s German classes. RIGHT Mrs. James lectures to one of her English classes FAR RIGHT Ms Swenson gets comfortable before presenting her lecture. Faculty 8

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LEADERS OF THE PACK People doing their thing behind the scenes were the principal, secre- tary and guidance counselor. The principal was responsible for many tasks such as arrangement of schedules, supervision of students, and evaluation of teachers. Answer- ing the phone, issuing make-up slips, lunch tickets and tardy slips were a few of the duties of the school secretary. The guidance counselor was always available to help students whether in the plan- ning of a career, in the decision to further their education or to help with any personal problems. . TOP LEFT: Mrs Emadele Rupe. school secre- ABOVE: Mr Eldon Barnes Is transacting tary, types a letter which Is only one ot her many school business over the phone in his oflice duties. TOP RIGHT Mr. John Evans, guidance counsel- or. pages through one ot the many college cata- logs available to students. Faculty 7

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PHY. ED. KEEPS STUDENTS IN SHAPE Physical Education was required for all freshmen and sophomores. It gave students a general overview of several types of sports such as; vol- leyball. badminton and archery. It also taught good sportmanship. TOP LEFT: Miss Lynette Womeldorf watches over her P.E. class while they play volleyball. TOP RIGHT Athletic Director. Mr Dennis Rhead. lines up a future athletic event MIDDLE: Kicking back after class is Mr. Roger Fodness BOTTOM Mr James McGlone and Robbie Delaney discuss an event in World History. LEFT: (from top to bottom) Mr Roger Fod- ness is head boys' basketball coach and teaches Free Enterprise. Sociology and U.S. History Mr James McGlone is head football and golf coach and also teaches PE. World History, and Government. Being the Athletic Director, teaching Psy- chology and P.E. are Mr Dennis Rhead’s responsibilities Miss Lynette Womeldorf is head girls' bas- ketball coach, assistant volleyball and track coach and Physical Education instructor Faculty 9