Flandreau High School - Flyer Yearbook (Flandreau, SD)

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RESOURCE ROOM HELPS OUT FAR RIGHT: Miss Wendy Schutte. who is the head of the resource room, taught students with special learning needs, and also acted as cheerleading advisor. The goal of the resource room was to give students individual attention in areas where help was needed. The one on one classroom situation helped students gain a better under- standing of their studies. TOP: Loretta Willard works on a assignment TOP MIDDLE Mindy Bauer puts a program on the computer TOP MIDDLE RIGHT Miss Schutte. and Mrs. Grmager help Dustin Francis with an assign- ment. RIGHT Marketta Schlemmer and Teresa Kneebone work on their homework. Faculty 10

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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

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Figures in Math Science FAR LEFT: Mr Leroy Benson presents a problem for his class BOTTOM MIDDLE Mr Bruce Porisch, Biology and Physical Science teacher TOP MIDDLE: Mr Keith Burns teaches Chemistry and Physics RIGHT: Mrs. Roberta Luttman who in- structs General Math. Consumer Math, Senior Math, and Geometry A variety of math courses were offered which included: General Math, Algebra I and II, Geometry, Consumer Math and Senior Math, Consumer Math was a new course offered. It dealt mainly with busi- ness math such as calculating interest and other business dealings. Two math courses must be taken to meet gradu- ation requirements. Two years of lab science are required of students during their stay at FHS. Courses to choose from were: Chemistry, Biology, Physics, and Physical Science. Incoming Freshmen were required to take Physical Science. MIDDLE LEFT: Jason Pulscher confers with Mr Porisch during a Biology exercise. MIDDLE RIGHT: Mrs. Luttman draws on arc during her Geom- etry class. BOTTOM LEFT Mr Frank Gawell lectures to his Physical Science class. BOTTOM RIGHT Mike Leraas and Mike May disect a frog in Biology class. Faculty 11