Leola High School - Buccaneer Yearbook (Leola, SD)

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l: A Stup'd. Sell Masiki Chancre k To open up or throw away, that Is the algebra ques- tion. rreshnen mix things up in general j science lab, ! X The inside facts about frogs and crayfish are laid open by the bi- ology class. Jeanette ponders her test tube test Splitting drops instead of atoms Is the chemistry class»s project. 10

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yeotne t JleaAtt 7a Jlcvvatujue G ieut MaUi Jeanette Jasmer, demonstrating her sailorTs yarn, Eight on a Pass”,won the district decla- mation contest at Westport. She also partici- pated at Mobridge and received an excellent rating. Other declam students pictured are Elmer Haul, Betty Schumack, Joy Jundt, Marion Kraemer,Rosina Job,Phyllis Opp, Gail Heagley. jbech Q eui Qu idi Shift'I A ufL PluttzA 1 tealt4 ie New treasure on board our ship this year is the bound magazine shelf. One depart- ment glues,binds, and sews magazines to- gether.Other swabs keep the shipfs files neat. Phyllis Kiesz,Carol Walth, Pauline Fuehrer, library assistants,check the bound magazine shelf. Stanley Wahl9Jim Schaffer, Elmer Haul Craig Knudson drill and press magazines for binding. 9

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Sophomores get the business--mathfthat is. Top secret conference of yeomen behind open desks. Typists master one key to success. come. learn- '•The time has The teacher said, To value many things; From tests we'11 loot you'll earn-«I grades your knowledge brings' What What - 9 ''arching feet signal change of classes Instead of the watch as the ship's bell sounds,Varied class activities stimulate students to search for the deeper treasures of learning. Ballast or booty? To choose is our duty 11