Leola High School - Buccaneer Yearbook (Leola, SD)

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WALLACE GIEDT HERBERT BAUER E. BALLIET VERA McMILLlN FIRST ROW—Elio Balliet, Gertrude Kallas, Virginia Maier, Alma Guthmiller, Eva May Maas SECOND ROW—Wallace Giedt, John Jackson, Doris Kohlhoff, Milberd Seberson, Ardith Young THIRD ROW —Herbert Bauer, Warren Sigler, Marvin Martz, Clarence Vilbouer, Phillip Friedman. The Student Council is the legislative body of the high school The membership is composed of an allotted number of representatives elected by each high school organization, they coordinate the activities of the student body In their meetings they strive to observe rules of parliamentary procedure in an attempt to gam a fundamental background in this field They elect their own officers, who for the current year were: Wallace Giedt, President, Herbert Bauer, Vice-President, Ella Balliet, Secretary They also appoint the student treasurer, who handles the funds of all the school organizations, clears all requisitions, issues receipts, ond writes all checks As such responsibilities require a student of considerable ability and highest integrity, much discretion must be used in her selection For the present year, the Council selected Vera McMillin, who hos executed her duties in o very efficient monner. woiivicil

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WALLACE GIEDT VERA McMILLIN ALICE MORRISON JAe 3938 General Coordinator Staff Editors: Faculty....... Classes....... Art........... Athletics...... Miscellaneous... 'jaccaneev Warren Giedt .. .Vera McMillin ...Alice Morrison ...Wallace Giedt Stewart Turnwall ..Hazel Zantow Photographer...........................................................John Jockson Faculty Adviser..................................................................Don Jones yP'st........................................................................Percy Crisp In November of 1937 the members of the Annual staff were elected by the Senior Closs They planned their pages under the supervision of Mr Hagen and Mr Jones Early in 1938, after all materiol hod been turned in they prepored their dummy and sent it off to be lithographed. Now that the first Buccaneer is in its final form, the stoff hopes that it will merit your opproval

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FIRST ROW — Celestme Kessler, Frank Serfoss, Johnny Hehn, Oscor Schock, Freeman Bom Edword Bundschuh, Erwin Hieb SECOND ROW —Edward Malmstrom, John Jackson, Alvin Schock, Emil Heupel, Clarence Vilhauer Oswold Schock, ' THIRD ROW —Williom Jockson, adviser; Dick Schmidt; Stewart Turnwall; Billy Hilgemann- Horold Meidinger; Phillip Friedman The Future Farmers of America is a national organization of high-school-age farm youth. Its pur- pose, which it aims to achieve by not only modernizing his methods, but also by broodenmg his social outlook, is the improvement of the coming generation of American farmers. Each local chapter holds semi-monthly meetings Then in April of every year the state organ- ization sponsors a contest for these chapters. This contest consists mostly of judging farm products and q«ves the future former a wonderful opportunity to compare himself with other future farmers. Since their organization in 1933, the Leola Chapter has been very octive. They hove participated eoch year in the state contest, bringing back several winning ribbons. They also include in their yearly program a Father and Son Banquet At these they hove attempted to show their fathers their pur- pose and at the same time provide them with on evening of enjoyable entertainment.