Leola High School - Buccaneer Yearbook (Leola, SD)

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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

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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

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Knowledge for Understanding Because of the eight period schedule, stu- dents could include more classes this year. World History, American History, govern- ment and a civil defense program were offered in the social science department. General science, physics, and chemistry students worked in the lab along with studying con- cepts. In the business department, office prac- tice classes are used three periods for office and secretarial work. In the math department students were offered Algebra I, geometry. Algebra II, and advanced math. German I stu- dents learned the basic rules of the German language. Driver's education was added to the cur- riculum this year. For the benefit of the students, a counselor joined the teaching staff. 27