Leola High School - Buccaneer Yearbook (Leola, SD)

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Footprints Journalism Advanced journalism students Kevin Kolb, Donna Duvall, Jodi Berreth and Marla Guthmiller show off the awards they brought home from Press Day on the cam- pus of South Dakota State University. Journalism I students Tammy Guth- miller, Melissa Maroney, Katie Evans and Sandy Bieber work on a layout for the yearbook under the critical eye of adviser Mrs. Julie George. 18 Journalism

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Senior Mark Kallas tries his hand at water colors. Life skills Junior Layne Lux undergoes a year-long weight program as part of his physical edu- cation class. Students in art and physical educa- tion classes learned skills that may benefit them in the future. Visitors walking into Mrs. Alverde Daniel's art class might have seen Chuck Weisser sculpting soap into a pig, Mark Kallas painting or Kumi Omata designing a greeting card. Other art projects undertaken by the students included dough art, paper stencil printing, plaster sculpture and junk collages. Before the students could begin Senior physical education student Chuck Weisser follows through on a hit. taught creating their own projects, howev- er, Daniel had to teach them the elements and principles of design and the proper techniques needed for individual art projects. Training students for lifetimes of healthy recreation was the primary objective of both art and physical education classes. During fourth hour Mr. Ron Struck taught the fundamentals of sports to 17 high school boys. The boys participated in a series of individual and team sports, such as flag football, soccer, basketball, volleyball, tennis, bad- minton, golf and track. Academics 17

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Above: The 1986 journalism staff in- cludes: Front Row: Jodi Berreth, Donna Duvall and Sandra Bieber. Second Row: Melissa Bieber, Tammy Guthmiller and Doreen Layton. Third Row: Katie Evans, Kim Reeves and Lynn Kessler. Back Row: Melissa Maroney. Marla Guth- miller, Adviser Julie George, Kevin Kolb and Pam Jasmer. Left: Melissa Maroney and Tammy Guthmiller learn that it s hard work to follow the photographer around all day. Staff captures top honors Cutlines, headlines, deadlines — they're all in a day's work for the Journalism 1 and II classes. The highlights for the second-year students was attending Press Day at SDSU in Brookings, where they sat in on journalism workshops and also discovered that the 1984-85 edition of LHS Live and the 1985 Buccaneer had won All-State awards. LHS journalists also took home a Top-of-Class award for most overall points in the compe- tition for schools with enrollments of less than 100. Journalism II students also attended a Josten's yearbook workshop in Aberdeen. Journalism II students spent most of their time in class working on the 1986 Buccaneer and were responsible for choosing the yearbook's theme, cover and overall organization. The students served as go-fors and orga- nizers for visits by Hardin's photogra- pher Terrance Ketterling. Beginning journalism students learned the essentials of newspaper and yearbook journalism. The class learned how to use a 35mm camera, develop film and print pictures and also how to write news stories. Journalism 19