Leola High School - Buccaneer Yearbook (Leola, SD)

Text from Pages 1 - 44 of the 1941 volume:

In Memoriam FREEMAN BAIN We dedicate this, the second BUCCANEER to Superintendent R. L. Snyder, in ap- preciation of his wise counsel, his unfailing humor,the fine leadership and ability he executes and the splendid cooperation he displays. John Kulm 0. L. Berridge Carl Turnwall Henry Young L. E. Balliet, Clerk BOARD OF EDUCATION Wm.J.P. Giedt, Pres. To this group of men, our Board of Education, we give our utmost thanks and appreciation for the fine work they have rendered the students in Leola schools. The splendid main- tenance of our school is due to the untiring efforts of these men. We bestow special honor upon their President, Wm. J. F. Giedt, for executing his duties for the welfare of the students. 3 ANNUAL STAFF Dolores LaFontaine Write-up Editor John Giedt, General Coordinator Alice Burckhard Typist SENIORS HILDA. KREIN A smile for everyone. G.A.A., Girls' Glee Club JOHN GIEDT ’Generally speaking, he’s generally speaking.’ Football, Basketball, Baseball, Chorus, Boys Glee Club, Band,Pres- ident Senior Class, President of Student Council, President of B.A.A. Boys’ State Representative ’40, General Coordinator of Annual staff VIVIAN ALBRECHT ’And he’s all mine.’ Chorus, Girls’ Glee Club IRENE BATES ’There’s a method to her madness. G.A.A., Girls’ Glee Club, Chorus ELMER ADAM •Footloose and fancy free.’ Football, baseball ALICE BURCKHARD ’Where’s the aspirin? G.A.A., Chorus, Annual Staff AILEEN CONLON ’When Irish eyes are smiling. G.A.A., Chorus, Girls’ Glee Club DONNA CRIST 'As neat as she's nice.' G.A.A., Chorus, Girls' Glee Club ELENOR HOEFT A girl worth knowing.' G.A.A., Girls’ Glee Club EDWARD BUNDSCHUH . 'I combed my hair for this picture anyway.’ Football ANNIE KOLB 'She takes responsibilities like a duck takes to water.’ G.A.A., Chorus, Girls' Glee Club PHILLIF FRIEDMAN 'Could I interest you in the Brooklyn Bridge? J Football, Annual Staff MARJORIE LAFKA 'Where would she be without her gum?’ VIOLA KRUEGER •She giggles at anything and every- thing. • 6 La VERA RATH ’She could jitterbug till doomsday. G.A.A., Chorus, Girls Glee Club DICE SCHMIDT ’Lights-Action-Curtain-Applause. Football, Chorus, Annual staff MILDRED OPP WhatI haven’t you heard of me? G.A.A. DORIS SCHUMACK ’She not only works, but accom- plishes something.’ G.A.A., Chorus, Girls’ Glee Club JOHNNIE HEHN Worry and I have never met. MILDRED SEBERSON ’Sophisticated lady. G.A.A., Annual staff KATHERINE WAGEMA.NN ’But I’m not Phyllis. G.A.A.,Chorus,Girls Glee Club,Band PHYLLIS WAGEMANN ’She plays the light fantastic. G.A.A.,Chorus,Girls Glee Club,Band FRANK SERFOSS ’And it isn’t a fish story.’ F.F.A., Baseball HAROID MEIDINGER •I’ve just begun to fight. Football, Baseball, F.A.A. LUCILLE VALENTINE ’Am I blushing again?’ ’WILLIE' our mascot 'Late to bed and late to rise, makes us all sleepy in English class ’ LEO FEIOCK A firm believer in conservation of conversation. ANNA LEHR 'Who said Annie? Chorus, Girls’ Glee Club 7 Angeline Geffre Ben Kallas JUNIORS Class of 1942 Dolores LaFontaine 8 Eunice Lapka Myron Lapka LaVern Mack Beverly Switzenberg Irvin Rogers Eva Valentine Herbert Rohrbach Dina Vilh uer SOPHOMORES First row: Margaret Zantow, Harold Rohrbach, Dalorsey Buehler, Irven Kulm, Marie Bates, Gus Kolb, Bette Culey, Fred Bain Second row: Leslie Hoffman, Otto Schnaidt, Gideon Klein, Lorine Schanzenback, Lloyd Kamm, Wilbur Warnick, Calvin Nelsonr Dorothy Opp, Geane Karr Third row: Bernice Kamm, Arlene Seberson, Howard Kusler, Martin Marquardt, Leslie Schuchardt, Mildred Muhlbeier, Ina Mae' Skoglund, Hilda Schock, Wm.Jackson, Advisor FRESHMEN First row: Lucille Albrecht, Annie Heupel, Agnes Jundt, Pat puley, Marilyn Schmidt, Dolores Jasmer, Alice Leicht, Ella Muhlbeier, Erline Rueb, Annie Geffre Second row: Lola Kairr, Norma Rinehart, Frenda Miller, Betty Lou Mock, Dolores Switzenberg, Dorothy Bates, Marjorie Ferkin, Adella Neuharth, John Wiesser, Oscar Walth. Third row: Evelyn .Lapka, Alma Feickert, Fhyllis Holmes, Alma Schmitt, Althea Glaser, Edna Bain, Darrell Berridge, Edwin Hilgemann, Jake Hottman Fourth row: Herbert Frost, Keith Durnil, Hubert Jundt, Bruce Morrison, Jerry Conlon, Eugene Lehr, Leo Feickert, Gerald Heibel, Arthur Rohrback, Randal Smith, Advisor 10 EIGHTH GRADE First row: Benjamin Feickert, Violet Leicht, Zona Bain, Freda Kolb, Annie Hoff Dorothy Lechner, Dorothy Geffre, Delores Grabowska, Jame9 Vetch Second row: Marvin Kamm, Gene Ganser, Milton Leicht, Elmer Kulm, C.P.Sandeen, Instructor, Guy Osborne, William Dennis, Leo Scherman SEVENTH GRADE First row: Virginia Jundt, Vera Hoff, Viola Preszler, Betty Mae Switzenberg Second row: Ruth Lechner, Nina Jundt, Delphia Becker, Leontina Schmitt, Elda Steiger Third row: Gordon Martz, Jackie Kulm, Raymond Hoeft, Dean Opp, Keith Heibel, Ray- mond Schaffer Fourth row: Gerald Snyder, Lawrence Glaser, Mr. Olmsted, Instructor, Alfred Schmitt Paul Hauffe, Leigh Dennis 11 WILLIAM JACKSON University of Wisconsin M.S. North Dakota State principal Agriculture RUSSELL OLMSTED Eastern Normal Junior High Vocal Music University of South Dakota B.A. University of Minnesota Superintendent Administration and Social Science RUTH DEETTZ B.A. Dakota Wesleyan English, Dramatics C. PHILLIPS SANDEEN American Conservatory of Music Y.M.C.A. College, Chicago Musical College, Chicago Louis Institute Junior High Instrumental Music 12 JOHN GIEDT Versatile Siatdeni First row: Ben Kallas, John Giedt, Ed Hilgemann, Eddie Bundschuh, Erwin Rueb, Martin Marquardt, Phillip Friedman Second row: Coach Smith, Leo Walsh, Dick Schmidt, Hubert Jundt, Gus Kolb, Elmer Adam, Howard Young Third row: Harold Meidinger, Irven Kulm, Darrell Berridge, Gerald Heibel, Jerry Conlon, Fred Bain, Manager. FOOTBALL Drive sufficient to win a North Central Conference title, and a defense powerful enough to push back attacks, enabled Leola High’s six-man squad, under the unique coaching of Randall Smith, to complete their 1940 season undefeated. FOOTBALL STATISTICS Leola - 52 Leola - 46 Leola - 45 Leola - 32 Leola - 38 Leola - 26 Total 241 Pollock - 0 Hepla - 6 Frederick - 0 Barnard -13 Hecla - 8 Barnard - 0 Total 27 14 Erwin Rueb 15 First row: Ben Kallas, John Giedt, Ed Hilgemann, Martin Marquardt, Leo Walsh, Gus Kolb Second row: Coach Smith, Jerry Conlon, Darrell Berridge, Gerald Heibel, Hubert Jundt Third row: Fred Bain, Irven Kulm, Gideon Klein, LaVern Mack, Irvin Rogers, Herbert Frost BASKETBALL Working with inexperienced boys, Coach Smith built up a team keen enough to gain runner-up honors in the North Central Conference tourna- ment and seasonal standings, losing only to a crack Westport quint. BASKETBALL STATISTICS Leo la - 15 Ipswich - 31 Leola - 16 V We3tport - 17 Leola - 35 Barnard - 9 Leola - 45 Columbia - 14 Leola - 15 Aberdeen - 23 Leola - 35 Barnard - 19 Leola - 40 Hecla - 39 Leola - 30 Aberdeen - 29 Leola - 29 Mina - 20 Leola - 39 Columbia - 11 Leola - 47 Frederick - 7 Leola - 27 Mina - 21 Leola - 20 We8tport - 28 Leola - 8 Ipswich - 34 Total - 401 Total 303 CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT Leola - 23 Hecla - 21 Leola - 15 Aberdeen - 14 Leola - 16 Westport - 38 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT Leola - 30 Loyalton - 11 Leola - 16 Bowdle - 25 16 In a school where the girls are in a majority, the G.A.A. is indeed an asset to those 50 girls who partake. This Girls' Athletic Association under the supervision of Florence Kahnke, is designed to promote better business, social and athletic functions. An inter-class basketball tourney was held the latter part of the year, in which the Juniors emerged victorious. Volleyball, baseball, and tennis completed the athletic schedule. Leaders for the organization were—Dolores LaFontaine, President; Eva Valentine, Vice-President; Irene Bates, Secretary; Aileen Conion, Treasurer. First row: Betty Lou Mock, Ina Mae Skoglund, Edna Bain, Annie Kolb, Dorothy Bates, Alice Burckhard, Dolores LaFontaine, Eva Valentine, Aileen Conlon, Irene Bates, Althea Glaser, Pat Culey Second row: Miss Kahnke, Advisor; Annie Heupel, Agnes Jundt, Doris Schumack, Mildred Muhlbeier, Elenor Hoeft, Hilda Krein, Mildred Opp, Beverly Switzenberg, Wilma Balliet, Betty Ann Berridge, Virginia Guthmiller Third row: Mildred Seberson, Dorothy Opp,Norma Rinehart, Marie Bates,Marjorie Ferkin, Dolores Switzenberg, Dolores Jasmer, Hilda Schock, Ella Muhlbeier, LaVera Rath Lorine Schanzenback Fourth row: Lucille Albrecht, Ardeth Dexter, Bernice Kamm, Donna Crist, Marilyn. Schmidt, Erline Rueb, Della Schock, Alma Schmitt, Eunice Lapka, Margaret Zantow Adella Neuharth, Bette Culey 18 BAND First row: Myron Lapka, Eva Valentine, Dolores LaFontaine, Elda Steiger, Katherine Wagemann, Pat Culey, Martin Marquardt, Keith Durnil Second row: Bob Snyder, Leo Scherman, John Giedt, Ben Kallas, Bette Culey, Lloyd Kamm, Vance Durnil Third row: Oscar Walth, Bernice Kamm, Zona Bain, Dalorsey Buechler, Betty Mae Swit- zenberg, Phyllis Wagemann, Everett Bosanko Fourth row: Gerald Snyder, Phyllis Holmes, C.P.Sandeen, Director; William Dennis, Dorothy Lechner, Aileen Conlon INSTRUMENTAL Dolores Switzenberg, Dalorsey Buechler, Marilyn Schmidt, Katherine Wagemann SEXTET Dorothy Bates, Ina Mae Skoglund, 19 MIXED CHORUS First row: Lucille Albrecht, Agnes Jundt, Marilyn Schmidt, Dalorsey Buechler, Ina Mae Skoglund, Edna Bain, Annie Kolb, Olive Guthmiller, Dorothy Bates, Aileen Conlon, Eva Valentine, Althea Glaser, Bernice Kamm, Pat Culey, Dolores LaFontaine, Bette Culey, Dorothy Opp Second row: Erline Rueb, Dina Vilhauer, Delores Goehring, Doris Schumack, Mildred Muhlbeier, Angeline Geffre, Lloyd Kamm, Irven Kulm, Eugene Lehr, Keith Dumil, Vivian Albrecht, Lorine Schanzenback,Beverly Switzenberg, Wilma Balliet,Betty Ann Berridge, Anna Lehr. Third row: Norma Rinehart, Donna Crist, Alma Feickert, Marie Bates, Luella Steiger, Malinda Zenker, Arlene Seberson, Alice Burckhard, Erwin Rueb, Dick Schmidt, Darrell Berridge, Jerry Conlon, Dolores Jasmer, LaVera Rath, Alma Schmitt, Phyllis Holmes Fourth row: Russell Olmsted, Director; Ardeth Dexter, Marjorie Ferkin, Dolores Switzenberg, Bruce Morrison, Irvin Rogers, Edwin Hilgemann, Martin Marquardt, John Giedt, Leo Walsh, Ben Kallas, Emil Vilhauer, Geane Karr, Myron Lapka, Phyllis Wage- mann, Katherine Wagemann GIRLS' TRIO Ardeth Dexter Dolores LaFontaine Aileen Conlon GIRLS' GLEE CLUB First row: Lucille Albrecht, Annie Heupel, Agnes Jundt, Marilyn Schmidt, Dalorsey Buechler, Ina Mae Skoglund, Edna Bain, Eva Valentine, Annie Kolb, Olive Guthmiller, Dorothy Bates, Aileen Conlon Second row: Althea Glaser, Delores Goehring, Doris Schumack, Mildred Muhlbeier, Angeline Geffre, Elenor Hoeft, Hilda Krein, Vivian Albrecht, Lorine Schanzenback, Beverly Switzenberg, Wilma Balliet, Betty Ann Berridge Third row: Dorothy Opp, Bernice Kamm, Pat Culey, Dina Vilhauer, Marie Bates, Luella Steiger, Norma Rinehart, Arlene Seberson, Phyllis Holmes, Phyllis Wagemann, Kather- ine Wagemann, Dolores LaFontaine Fourth row: R.Olmsted, Director; Ardeth Dext6r,Irene Bates, Marjorie Ferkin, Dolores Switzenberg, Donna Crist, Malinda Zenker, Erline Rueb, Dolores Jasmer, Bette Culey, LaVera Rath, Anna Lehr, Alma Schmitt BOYS' GLEE CLUB First row: Jerry Conlon, Bruce Morrison, Irven Kulm, Eugene Lehr, Keith Durnil, Darrell Berridge Second row: Geane Karr, Lloyd Kamm, Irvin Rogers, Leo Walsh, Ben Kallas, John Giedt Third row: Emil Vilhauer, Erwin Rueb, Ed Hilgemann, Martin Marquardt, R.Olmsted, Director 21 First row: Leslie Hoffman, Fred Bain, Howard Young, Calvin Nelson, Leo Feickert, Myron Lapka, Geane Karr, Harold Rohrbach, Oscar Walth Second row: Irven Kulm, Bruce Morrison, Oscar Wolf, LaVern Mack, Erwin Rueb, Frank Serfo88, Harold Meidinger, Howard Kusler, Lloyd Kamm Third row: John Wiesser, Art Rohrbach,Otto Schnaidt, Irvin Rogers,Leslie Schuchardt, Gideon Klein, Ben Kallas, Emil Vilhauer, Herbert Rohrbach, Wm. Jackson, Advisor F. F. A. Characteristic of many high schools is the national organization of the Future Farmers of America, This group, under the supervision of Wm. Jackson, Ag teacher, in Leola High School is made up of 27 boys. Highlights of the program are the annual judging trips to Brookings and the summer vacation trips. Finances for these were derived from candy and popcorn sales at basketball games, and the boxing program and various other projects held during the year. Executives for this year were,President, Ben Kallas; Vice-President, Erwin Rueb; Secretary, Emil Vilhauer; Treasurer, Fred Ba in. Off the record 22 First row: Arlene Seberson, Betty Lou Mock, Dolores Switzenberg, Eva Valentine, Phyllis Wagemann Second row: Howard Young, Leo Walsh, Beverly Switzenberg, Dolores LaFontaine, Wilma Balliet, Aileen Conlon Third row: Ben Kallas, Ed Hilgemann, John Giedt, Martin Marquardt, Eddie Bundschuh, Lloyd Kamm STUDENT COUNCIL These students are the chosen delegates from each class and organization, who are selected to operate in this, the legislative body of the school. Duties amount to the handling and planning of special busi- ness affairs and social functions of the school. John Giedt, President Ben Kallas, Vice-President Aileen Conlon, Secretary Beverly Switzenberg, Trees. 23 Irvin Rogers, Gus Hoff, LaVern Mack, Ruth Martz, Christine Dobler, Howard Young, E.Valentine, B.Berridge, E.Vilhauer, B.Switzenberg, W.Balliet, D.LaFontaine JUNIOR CLASS PLAY % —r— ’MURDERED ALIVE Directed by Miss Deetz CAST Mrs. Ryder......Betty Ann Berridge Tillie..............Wilma Balliet Mrs. Backous....Dolores LaFontaine Frank Backous.........Howard Young Arden Ryder.........Eva Valentine Warner.....................Gustave Hoff Iris.......................Beverly Switzenberg Luverne..................Christine Dobler Otis, the lawyer....Emil Vilhauer Acton Chance.................Irvin Rogers Arlene................ .Ruth Martz Mysterious Stranger...LaVerne Mack H jHI v i f N V S 7 QUEENS Three qualities of pulchritude,face, figure, and person- ality, we re consider- ed in choosing the BUCCANEER beauty queen. Of all the fair maidens in Leo- la High,Ardeth Dexter a junior, was elect- ed to reign over the BUCCANEER, and cher- ish the title of most beautiful. Evelyn Lapka Carnival Queen (Above) Dorothy Opp Pirate Day Queen (Left) OUTSTANDING Dick Schmidt 28 STUDENTS Dolores Switzenberg 29 FOURTH, FIFTH, SIXTH GRADES First row: A.Leicht, H.Osborne, M.Keszler, M.Goodrich, L.Hoff, O.Sandmeier, E. Jundt, C.Lothringer, M.Balliet, U.Hoffman, A.Berridge, Joanne Opp, Joyce Opp, M. Becker Second row: D.Leicht, E.Bain, E.Bosanka, M.Hottman, H.Dennis, R.Snyder, O.Rath, L.Geffre, L.Conahan, A.Kulm, K.Bosanko, E.Sandmeier Third row: L.Maier, S.Kein, M.Kulm, A.Schmitt, L.Job, R.Hauffe, R.Feickert, M. Schaeffer, U.Rappe, D.Koerner, E.Geffre, M.Keszler, J.Brosz, M.Schuchardt, E. Schaffer. Fourth row: Verdalle Adams, Berniece Neuhauser, Florence Kahnke, instructors; L.Maier, M.Steiger, V.Gutjahr, A.Schaible, A.Schaeffer, M.Aman, V.Durnil, P. Schaeffer, D.Kamm First row: V.Preszler, D.Schaible, J.Hoff, D.Schaffer, L.Krein, D.Becker, H. Leicht, G.Hammrich, C.Heagley, C.Tuscher, M.Maier, A.Imberi, F.Aman, R.Mock, A. Kamm, C.Glaser, G.Snyder, I.Rappe Second row: A.Lapka, E.Opp, M.Young, R.Reude, W.Bonnet, P.Schuchardt, J.Dennis, B.Becker, S.Imberi, J.Walth, M.Mock, L.Krein, R.Lothringer, C.Geffre, M.Glaser, B.Geffre Third row: S.Schmidt, I.Bell, M.Marzolf, G.Schaffer, J.Imberi, E.Leberman, J. Bell, L.Kline, J.Rath, D.Kindlespire, M.Dennis, F.Hilgeman, H.Glaser, M.Rappe, T.Preszler, A.Geffre, G.Hoeft Fourth row: Priscilla Nelson, Delta Pederson, Phyllis Anderson, instructors; D.Ganser, V.Koerner, M.Becker, V.Turner, A.Krein, T.Imsland, H.Hauffe, D.Snyder, A.Hauffe, M.Schmidt, M.Schaeffer, M.Tuscher, M.Grabowska, L.Glaser, I.Bosanko 30 ET CETERA ’The morning after’ 32 ’All we need now is an island WHAT DID WE LEARN IN SCHOOL? STICK TO THE GOLDEN RULE! Quality—Service—Satisfaction GOLDEN RULE STORE WM. J. P. GIEDT, PROP. 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