Leola High School - Buccaneer Yearbook (Leola, SD)

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Administration The administration can be viewed as guideposts, di- recting our activities to prepare us for the future. They draw the picture for the entire learning situation and guide each student in obtaining an education. 7

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MASTERING THE art of welding under the direction of Mr. Gill was Mr. Reuben Schnaidt. Adult education expands LHS curriculum Thirty-six certificates were presented to the adults who completed their 13-week adult education courses. The classes were held on Thursday evenings. This was the first such program set up by the local school. Nine men took the welding course under Loren Gill, the instructor. Fourteen adults, under the guidance of Mrs. Doris Hepperle, completed the typing and business machine course. In the sewing course, Miss Mount presented 13 members with completion certificates. CONCENTRATING on improving her typing skill and speed was Mrs. Mike Schaffner. 6 LEARNING new sewing techniques in one adult class was Miss Bonnie Treftz.

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SERVING as superintendent of Leola High School was Mr. Clark ATTENDING to the duties of grade school principal Schemp. and also teaching Junior High social studies was Mr. Richard Weischedal. Faculty supervise learning IN ADDITION to being high school principal, Mr. Marvin Maule taught two German classes. SHOWING intense interest in a Eureka B team basketball game was Mr. Hepperle, Mr. Weischedal, and Mr. Greeno. INSTRUCTOR of junior high math classes was Mr. Laton Greeno. INSTRUCTING Typing I, shorthand, and office practice was Mrs. Doris Hepperle. She was also a Junior class advisor. 8