Leola High School - Buccaneer Yearbook (Leola, SD)

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Geography students find there are many things they didnft know about their country-or the rest of the world-as they map out trips to various points. Biology students not only learn racts from the text books but also a in added experience by disecting b specimens. Typing II Is offered to students who wish to improve their skill and speed in typing. They receive expe- rience in typing manuscripts and business letters. Physical ed girls spend the period doing many exercises and playing games to keep up their physical strength. Physics students experiment with pulleys and weights while learning the fine points of pulley systems. Business math students learn modern business methods as they straighten out bank statements and check books. 27

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ClciM i Qlae l i OnjptuiixUjon, £r iesu nce; Go4itnil)-rite to PgAA j U GnaAerttiaLi Mr. Evan1s physics class measures electric currents as Kelly gets an eyeful of the photographer. General math class does square root problems and practices up on addition and subtraction. Bookkeeping class spent the first semester learning the basic facts needed to complete their practice sets this semester. English I students study litera- ture the second semester. General science students examine the new micro-proJecter used to show microscopic slides to the sci- ence classes. Health students found the trans- parent man they are examining a help In their study of human anat- omy. His Internal organs can be re- moved for examination. 26

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Pi uUeA VictosubuA, 9n 111 Q udt SJzi utUblieA, Coach Jim Kretchmanfs 1959 Gridiron Grapplers posted the first perfect sea- son ever recorded in the history of Leolafs eleven man football teams,winning six and losing none. This extends LHS wins to twelve for the past two years. The team elected Mel Breitag and Dean Krein as captains; Dean Krein as most valuable player and best defensive and offensive lineman; Jim Breitag as most valuable offensive back;Ron Schaffer as best defensive back; Mel Breitag and Lee ’‘ eishaar as best morale bui 1 ders.Most improved players were Bob Hoeft and Alan Sandquist. The team listed Britton as their toughest foe. Lee Weishaar acted as game captain. Frederick-----------27- 6 Eureka--------------I4.I-20 Aberdeen Juniors----20- 0 Aberdeen Juniors------33- 7 Br i tton-----------27-13 Aberdeen Sophomores---39-13 LINE SMOOTHS OUT ROUGH WATER TO MAKE BACKS1 SAILING EASY Arne Lechner, end; Dean Krein, tackle; Dale Smolnisky, guard; Carrold Kraemer, center; Bob Huber, guard; Bob Hoeft, tackle; Harv Schaible, end. Backs run and pass, sinking foes with ease,carrying pig- skin to paydirt and victory loot. Ron Schaffer left halfback Jim Breitag quarterback Lee Weishaar fullback Mel Breitag right halfback