Which trio of officers may a chapter elect as additional officers?

• A. Historian, Parliamentarian, Chaplain
• B. Historian, Secretary, Treasurer
• C. Chaplain, Sentinel, Reporter
• D. Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer

Answer: (A)

In many chapters, additional officers are chosen to handle specialized duties beyond the core leadership. The trio of Historian, Parliamentarian, and Chaplain fits this idea because each role supports governance and culture in distinct, non-operational ways: the Historian preserves the chapter’s history and records; the Parliamentarian helps meetings run smoothly by upholding proper procedure; and the Chaplain provides ceremonial or moral support during meetings. Together they cover memory, rules, and morale, which are common areas for extra offices.

The other groupings mix roles that are typically core officers (such as Vice President, Secretary, and Treasurer) or include positions that are not commonly designated as standard officers, so they don’t align as natural choices for “additional officers.”