Leola High School - Buccaneer Yearbook (Leola, SD)

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Changes add to school system Joining the curriculum this year was a modern problems class which discussed world problems, and an arts and crafts class which made wood carvings and candles. Student teachers were added to the music department to give lessons and to ease Mr. Guffey's schedule. Women were liberated this year at LHS with the repeal of the old no slacks rule. Top-Mr. Anderson explains some fundamentals of woodcarving to the arts and crafts class. Center right-Carrying on a panel discussion is one of the many things done by the modern problems class (left to right) Ron Erdmann, Jerome Kappes, Charlene Gisi, Diana Schumacher, Dean Sandquist, and Don Geffre. Above-Lesson assistant Karen Rau helps Lois Larsen use proper phrasing. Right-(left to right) Hazel Rath, Mary Kulm, Evie Hoffman, and Marilyn Berreth enjoy wearing pants to school. 6

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LHS advances Many advancements were made this year in the form of pirate firsts. LHS received a foreign exchange student from Chile, and a girls1 track team was added to the athletic department. The filming of football and basketball games was also added so that the athletes could see their mistakes, and while the girls were changing tires in an industrial arts course, the boys were baking cookies in a home economics course. 5

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Administration They were our guides, offering knowledge, advice, and understanding. They were here not to lead, but only to guide. Their goal—to blend friendship and mutual respect with au- thority and learning. Through their efforts and concern, our burden is lightened, our way is brightened, and our future is made more pro- mising.