Leola High School - Buccaneer Yearbook (Leola, SD)

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Business Department Adds New Class A new class was added to the business department this year. Mrs. Doris Hepperle taught juniors and seniors advanced typing. This class gave the stu- dents further knowledge of the basics of typing business forms, letters, reports, memorandums, and tables. It also included timed wirtings in which the students tried to improve their Typing I scores. Other business classes taught by Mrs. Hepperle included shorthand, Typing I, Typing II, and office practice. Mr. Gary Hepperle also taught several business classes. These included business math which was offered to sophomores, accounting which was offered to juniors, and personal finance business law which was offered to seniors. UPPER RIGHT: Tom Geffre works on a shop project. LOWER RIGHT: Lori Buechler takes a timing on the Cl 100S calculator. ABOVE: Pearl Sperle works on her micro-biology during class. NEXT PAGE, UPPER LEFT: Wayne Heyd spends his free time working on his shop project. UPPER RIGHT: Noreen Schaffner and Charlotte Yost operate the distillery during chemistry. MID- DLE RIGHT : Virginia Rohr bach runs off a stencil. LOWER LEFT: John Fischer presents a report on the Panama Canal treaties. LOWER RIGHT: Office practice girls take a break between classes. 4 Curriculum