Leola High School - Buccaneer Yearbook (Leola, SD)

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MODELING the new football sideline jackets purchased by the Leola P. T.A. were Bruce Bonnet, Tony Rath, Tom Thorpe, and Danny Sieh. RELAXING in the new whirlpool was Sophomore B-squad member, Gayland Weisenburger. Pirates initiate new programs While the boys were working out their frustrations on the new wrestling mats, girls were learning the fundamentals of homelite in the newly formed FHA Club. With the help of the P.T.A. the football department was able to purchase jackets for the squad. A newly purchased whirlpool relieved aching muscles. Three teachers aides were hired to supplement the larger crowds in the elementary school. 5

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137-pound senior Jerome Lapka. TEACHER-AIDE, Mrs. Delores Schooley, put the finishing touches on a bulletin board while other aides, Miss Bonnie Treftz and Mrs. Susan Hoffman looked on. OFFICIAL acceptance into Region I as an F. H.A. Chapter was the topic of the report given by Cheryl Gisi. She gave a full detailed report of the meeting. Home Economics has been offered at L. H.S. for two years, this being the first for F. H.A.

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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.