Leola High School - Buccaneer Yearbook (Leola, SD)

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Students Zoli language became obsolete as I grew accustomed to using proper grammar in English classes. Mrs. Julie George taught sopho- more through senior English classes. Sophomores learned what it is like to have sweaty palms and become tongue-tied behind the scary thing called the podium. Juniors spent time reading literary classics and annoying the teacher. Some juniors felt the class was con- fusing, while others found it a big challenge. The seniors were split into college and non-college bound classes. College bound students racked their brains as they became deeply engrossed in working on their re- read classics search papers. Non-college bound students studied grammar and punctuation. To Mrs. George's sur- prise senior Kevin Wolf discovered another kind of clause, Santa Clause. Miss Virginia Bechtold taught freshman English class. The stu- dents became caught up in romance as they traveled to Verona, Italy, in Romeo and Juliet and Brooklyn in West Side Story. Bechtold also was LHS's librarian. Senior Beth Blum- hardt and freshman Belinda Schell worked in the library as aides. They assisted with elementary sto- ry time and the processing of books. Other students spent li- brary time napping, studying or just plain goofing around. Mrs. Hepperle demonstrates to Zoli how to run an IBM typewriter. Above: Librarian Miss Bechtold finds a book for freshman Malissa Heyd. Upper left: Kenny Kessler and Philip Kallas re- search homework in the library. 28 Academics

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Sophomore Renee Rath is interviewed by sophomore Rhonda Reis during speech class. Sophomore Tarri Rott gives a funny look during his speech. Mrs. George shows Zoli and senior Carmen Hoffman how many they had wrong on their test. Academics 29