Flandreau High School - Flyer Yearbook (Flandreau, SD)

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FINE ARTS BRING OUT STUDENTS’ TALENTS Band, Chorus and Art classes kept students busy. In art. students work with oil painting, drawing, ceramics and stained glass. Chours and Band classes devel- oped the students musical skills so they could apperciated the many different styles of music. TOP: Students line up for a practice session of street marching TOP RIGHT Mrs. Donna Hendrickson taught art I II. TOP RIGHT Mr. Larry Wilske. vocal director, taught Vocal and Drivers Education MIDDLE RIGHT Mrs Hendrickson and Paul Barthel work on an art project FAR RIGHT: Mr Steve Solem directs the band during a practice session. RIGHT Mr Larry Wilske. Sonjia Nester. Jill Jorgenson. Russell Hofkamp. Sara Amdahl and Brett Ketcham rehearse during chorus. Faculty 12

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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

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STUDENTS EXPAND BASICS IN VOCATIONS Vocational education classes gave students both classroom and lab experience. Vocational learning areas available to the students were Vocational Agriculture, Industrial Arts and Home Economics. The knowledge gained in these classes will help enable students to prepare for the future. MIDDLE LEFT Drafting, metal working, wood working and small engine repair are the skills used in Mr Brian Bergjord's classes. He teaches Industrial Arts I and II. Welding, and Power Mechanics. MIDDLE LEFT Mrs. Linda Siebrasse teaches students the intricacies ot Foods I. Clothes I. Marriage and Parenting. Family Relations and Child Development. MIDDLE RIGHT: Vocational Agriculture teacher. Mr Myles DeBates. brought updat- ed farming procedures to students and adults to help them become more efficient farm managers He teaches Agriculture I - III. and Adult Farm Management TOP LEFT: Mr DeBates and Steve Emter work on an Ag. class protect. MIDDLE. Nikki Leisinger gets some helpful hints from Mrs. Siebrasse BOTTOM LEFT: In cooking lab. Carol Svend- sen asks Mrs Siebrasse is it supposed to look this way ? BOTTOM RIGHT Mr BergjOrd assists Ted Stephens in the operation of the table saw Faculty 13