Leola High School - Buccaneer Yearbook (Leola, SD)

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TOP: Marlys Thurow explains to Ricky Reis an assignment in reading. ABOVE: Mildred Ecker teaches Developmental Math in the elementary and junior high classes at Leola Two Specialize Marlys Thurow and Mildred Ecker tutor the spe- cial education classes at Leola. Marlys Thurow teaches Title I Reading in grades 1-8 and is currently setting up a resource room. Mildred Ecker teaches Developmental Math in grades 1-8 at Leola. She enjoys reading, sewing and gardening. She has been in the Leola school system for seven years. ABOVE: Virginia Bechtold serves as librarian for elementary and high school students. Librarian Tutors Virginia Bechtold is the librarian for the Leola ele- mentary and high school students. Her special interests include tutoring Cambodians in English, sewing and reading. She enjoys teaching in a small school because it allows the teachers to become close to the students if they want to, thus enabling them to further help and understand their stu- dents. Curriculum 9

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As part of her Speech Therapy program, Jean Guffey gives hearing tests to students of LHS. Julie George prepares to hand back a set of papers. Guffey Negotiates Classics Studied julie George teaches English II, III, IV, and Journal- ism. She is also an adviser to the annual and paper staffs and freshman class. She has recently traveled to the East Coast seeing Boston, New York City, Niagara Falls and traveling through Quebec. Jean Guffey teaches ninth grade English and Speech and Language Therapy. She was the chief negotiator for the Leola Teachers Association. She is currently involved in an effort to have a re- source room started at Leola that will aid gifted and learned disabled students. Mrs. Guffey helps Janet Hyde find a word in the dictionary. Mrs. George helps David Kallas with his literature assignment.

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Business Prospers Business classes prospered under the guidance of John Stolle and Doris Hepperle. John Stolle taught business math, accounting, con- sumer economics, high school PE and PE for grades three through six. Doris Hepperle taught Typing I, advanced typing. Shorthand I and office education. TOP: Mrs. Hepperle dictates a letter to the shorthand class. ABOVE: Mr. Stolle explains credit to the accounting class. RIGHT: Mrs. Hepperle helps Kim Kessler with her tvping protect. John Stolle takes time out from class to pose for the camera. Doris Hepperle prepares to dictate a letter to the shorthand class. 10 Curriculum