Leola High School - Buccaneer Yearbook (Leola, SD)

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Pirate Firsts Progress, a present-day trend in our society, al- ways steps in with new and better things. These things will again someday be changed and replaced, as this endless process of advancement continues. Pirate firsts are symbolic of the changing times in LHS. A distinct foreign outlook is shaped. Curric- ulum is expanded. Athletics are extended. Just as the sun transmits light and warmth into our lives, these first-time happenings enlighten the lives of the students of LHS.

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Table of Contents Page 3 Pirate Firsts Page 7 A dministration Page 13 Academics Page 17 Co Curricular Page 47 Highlights Page 55 Student Body Page 83 Contributions Page 86 Index Page 88 Closing

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Above-Jose Jorquera, foreign exchange student from Chile, is a new member of the L.H.S. student body. Right-Exhibiting his skill with the soccer ball for some stu- dents is Jose Jorquera. Below-Waiting for the sound of the gun to start the race are members of the girls' track team. Opposite page: Above left-Demonstrating how to change a car tire for Jean Zetterlund, Kathy Maier, Kathy Geffre, and Cheryl Gi- si is girls' shop instructor, Mr. John Anderson. Lower left-Roy Meyer and Tom Thorpe get a few pointers on the art of cooking in the boys' home economic classes. Lower right-Filming a home basketball game is Mr. John Anderson. 4