Leola High School - Buccaneer Yearbook (Leola, SD)

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They Make It Special Music is a special part of LHS. Mick Guffey and Jim Ochsner make the music department that way. Mick Guffey was in charge of instrumental music in grades five through twelve. He was also a senior class advisor. He has two children. In his free time he enjoys fishing, golf, music, and wood-working. Jim Ochsner taught elementary music and junior and senior high vocal music. He has been at LHS for eight years. He's previously taught at Cham- berlain High School. ABOVE: Paula Peplow shows off her hands to Pat Lapka and Leisha Fauth while Pam Albrecht looks on. UPPER RIGHT: Mick Guffey, instrumental music director, files concert music. LOWER RIGHT: Jim Ochsner, vocal music direc- tor, gets the gowns ready for the chorus. 14 Curriculum

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ABOVE: Jim Guthmiller runs for yardage during the Homecoming game. INSET: The Homecoming crowd watches the game. ABOVE: The camera catches John Daly at his desk between classes. ABOVE: Ron Struck picks up his mail in Mr. Maule's office. RIGHT: Gary Kost, athletic director, checks the first aid supplies. Coaches Teach Too Besides being boys' coaches at LHS, John Daly, Ron Struck, and Gary Kost also taught some important classes. John Daly was the industrial arts teacher. His class load included drafting, woodworking, weld- ing, and general power. He also served as assistant football and basketball coach and as junior class advisor. He has been on the faculty at LHS for nine years. Ron Struck taught world histo- ry, U.S. history, and American government. He received his B.S. at Dakota State College and his M.S. at Northern State Col- lege. Before moving to Leola in 1978, Mr. Struck taught at Selby, Belle Fouche, and Co- lome, South Dakota. Gary Kost taught accounting, business math, and consumer education, as well as junior high PE. He also served as athle- tic director and as president of LTA. Curriculum 13

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Teachers Offer Electives Driver's education, home economics, and math were the subjects taught by Duane and Alverde Daniel and Bill Freitag respectively. Duane Daniel was the school guidance counselor and taught driver's education. He has three chil- dren and has been at LHS for ten years. Alverde Daniel taught Home Ec I, II, and III. She received her B.S. at SDSU and previously taught at Geddes, SD. William Freitag was the math teacher in grades eight through twelve. His hobbies are hunting and reading. He likes a small school such as Leola's because of the closer relations with the stu- dents. UPPER LEFT: Duane Daniel takes time out from his driver's education course to pose for a picture. LOWER LEFT: Al- verde Daniel teaches many domestic arts, one of them sewing. ABOVE: William Freitag prepares a lesson plan for one of his math classes. Curriculum 15