Leola High School - Buccaneer Yearbook (Leola, SD)

Page 29 text:

Even though we think we have seen and learned so much, each step on the road of life brings us to something new. As we walk, we learn. Academics 25

Page 28 text:

Students Join Junior High Adjusting to their new surroundings and class- es, the seventh grade paved their way into the Pi- rate Clan. Sharing many of the upperclassman privileges, the students learned to schedule and utilize their time. Many students accelerated Li- brary Club activities. Junior high sports were ac- tivated by the efforts of the participations of some of these students. Right: One of the fun things about spring is having class outside. Here some members of the seventh grade social studies class act out a play. First row: Jerome Hoffman, Daniel Yost, Kent Weiszhaar, Lar- ry Kallas, Daniel Schooley, Tony Haux, Ronnie Kappes, Lyle Schumack, Gabriel Kallas, John Geffre. Tamara Weisser, Rhonda Dockter, Cindy Jundt, Janet Schumacher. Second row: Susan Kulm, Julie Steiger, Tommy Kappes, Earl Weisen- burger, Regan Keim, Curtis Schnaidt, Gary Rath, Dennis Schrum, Kristi Schnaidt, Theresa Geffre, Janice Schaffner, Mar- dell Gisi, Wade Blumhardt. Third row: Donald Guthmiller, Brenda Schumacher, Bobbie Lapka, Judy Schock, Brenda Hoff- man, Cindy Rueb, Rick Geffre, Glenn Zumbaum, Marsha Mack, Jackie Goeshel, Ivy Spitzer, Gary Mack Dean Schock. Fourth row: Jeff Wolf, Joy Schumacher, Susan Larson, Susan Bender, Charlene Geffre, Sheila Daniel, Jason Gill, Debbie Geffre, Julie Potratz, Terry Bonnett, Donald Thorpe, Ray Geffre, Gailen Hauck 24

Page 30 text:

Upper left: Typing I students work dili- gently to improve their typing speeds. Upper middle: Mr. Gill instructs his bio- logy students on the principles of plant and animal life. Upper right: Home Ec III students study child development with real life specimens. Lower left: Designing homes is the major product of Shop II students. Lower right: Shakespeare was studied and enjoyed by senior English students. 26