Leola High School - Buccaneer Yearbook (Leola, SD)

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academic, vocational, scientific world CHECKING the pressure on a barometric apparatus was Jack Geffre. CONVERSING with Mr. Braun in American History class were Clayton Otterstetter, Dean Sandquist, and Ron Erdmann. 15

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DISSECTING a clam in seventh grade science class, were Dwight Neuharth and Leo Kindelspire. Students explore Courses were offered to 170 high school stu- dents this year. World history, U.S. history, government and economics were offered in the social science department. Lab activities were emphasized in the various science classes. In the business department, the office practice class was expanded to two class periods. Algebra I and II, geometry, and advanced math were the classes offered in the math department. German students learned the basics of the German language. ADDING lists of columns, Pam Albrecht, Shirley Lechner, and Beth Rath worked on their office practice assignment. CORRECTING German translations in German class were Julie Hilgemann and Patty Hoffman. 14

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ACCURATELY, Greg Haux completed his mechanical drawing for Shop. PUTTING the finishing touches on her home economics pro- ject was Violet Schill. Students perfect skills Included in the activities of Shop I and II were me- chanical drawing and woodworking. Students first learned to design their projects and then practiced actual construction in the shop. General shop activi- ties were covered by students in Shop III. The main emphasis in home economics classes were on clothing. This course was offered to sophomores, juniors, and seniors. Two years of physical education is required at Le- ola. New activities to teach fun and fitness included girls’ basketball and handball for the boys. TRYING to decide which is the best answer to an English IV test question was Mary Schiltz. DISPLAYING their physical ability in P. E. class were Dale Nesby, Charlotte Jean Hoffman, and Cindy Brandner. 16