Leola High School - Buccaneer Yearbook (Leola, SD)

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Back rowrRosalie Haux.Amy Neuharth, Kristi Kohlhoff,Polly Hol- mes,Mary Kulm,Penny Becker,Karen Serfoss.Second row:John Turn- wall,Larry Nesby, George Cowherd,Jeffrey Rempfer,Randy Becker, Gary Maxwell. First row: Mrs. Schumacher, Wanda Jakober,Myra Kaaz,Tarril Heibel,Cheryl Gisi,Suzanne Weisser,Karen Kehn. Make fyi tit Ap ilixxituy+t fob Pailpj Ui Nineteen scared but happy young- sters eagerly began their first day of school as they enrolled in kinder- garten on January 11,I960.In previous years the kindergarten was in session for only the last six weeks.This year the youngsters, under the guidance of Mrs. Marian Schumacher, attend school each afternoon during the last semes- ter. The youngsters memorize nursery rhymes, make color charts,sing songs, and play games.Highest on the list of favorites are the stories that Mrs. Schumacher reads to her pupi 1s.Finger plays are also very popular. Kindergarten pupils did finger- plays and sang songs for the audience Kindergarten pupils learn numbers. at the operetta. Certificates which will promote them to first grade rank will be given to them on award night. Second graders hear Christmas stories. 22 Story hour is kindergarten favorite.

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Making postcard albums and Bear families and their caves and having their letters to Santa Claus read over the radio are a few of the ac- tivities of the second grade this year. Along with studying Spanish, they enjoyed participating in the rhythm band,grade gym, and the oper- etta. Adios,amigo! Second Grade Back row: Roger Mclntlre,Shirley Lechner,Elmer Smolnis- ky,Betty Pat Heibe1,Doug las BreI tag,Gailen Geffre,Terry Kline,Lllita ZveJnleks,Arlene Ketterling. Middle row: Miss Dyk, Karyl Schmidt, Valerie Serfoss,Linda Heupel, Terry Becker,MarJorie Opp, Wallace Albrecht,Kathy Max- well, Joyce Rau,Karyn Schmidt. Front row:Gloria Heagley, Linda Doerr,Pamela Albrecht,011ie Ann Weisser,Pat Turn- wall,Randy Rau, Linda Schaible, John Lapka,Karen Schai- ble,Norman Tschappat. First Grade First graders enjoyed gym class in which they played singing games, had relays,dances,and marches. Drums,tri- angles, cymbals, bel1s,sticks,blocks, and clogs are new instruments in rhythm band, which learned to do sec- tion solo work. Learning to count to ten, to say color words,family names, and names of clothing,and carrying on conversations in Spanish texts and records was a new adventure this year. I need some help. Back row:Arlen Berreth,Deborah Rath,Cynthia Kasel,Keen- an Stoecker,Sigurd ZveJnleks, JoAnn Guthmiller, David Kulm.Middle row: Mrs.Young,Karen Rau,Terry Kamm,Marilyn Hoffman,Wayne Breitag,David Hauck, Julie Hilgemann,Pat- ricia Sperle. Front row: Charlene Gisi,Brian Bain,Norma Kaaz,Charlotte Thomas,JoAnn Hi 1sendeger,KImberly Gi11. 21

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Youngsters enjoy their milk as well as the gab session. Milk 9l Still a Pi vate tyav uie Under the supervision of Superintend- ent Hilsendeger, the milk program,in its second consecutive year,made milk avail- able to all grades as well as to high school students who eat their lunch in school.The first seven grades are served in the lunchroom of the grade building. Eighth graders get their milk in their room,while high school students are giv- en theirs in the gym at noon. This year approximately 3 500 pints of milk were distributed to 210 participating pupils. Graders eagerly recived their milk at recess time, and those desiring to, could also have milk at noon.High school students enjoyed their milk with their lunch at noon also. Basketball players drank theirs after practice sessions. Chocolate milk seems to have been the favorite for graders and for high school students alike. Larry Berreth, who has delivered milk to high school students for the past two years,dishes it out again. Mrs. Young and the first graders enjoy their daily milk break. Lower grade teachers prepare milk for distribution to their students. 23