Leola High School - Buccaneer Yearbook (Leola, SD)

Text from Pages 1 - 60 of the 1957 volume:

r ) i 19$ 7 Ruccanee i SJLted Rif Sctuan. QlaAA. Jleola oM-Ufh School Jlo+ne Ojj 11 0 PisiateA JLeola, South 'Sba zoto. i Best-dressed Pirates of 195 -57 are typical of the crew that sails our worthy craft. Individuals are identified on page 21. Qu i Ite OuSi teciiutei Throughout their four years of adventure on the seas of high school education,the Pirate seniors have found the good ship L.H.S, a staunch and seaworthy vessel.Becalmed on occa- sion; buffeted by the storms of temporary failure.minor dis- sension,and passing dissatisfaction at tlmes;gliding swiftly over the whaleroad at others,the Pirate yeomen have gathered a vast store of treasured memories. Some of them they gained with the aid of their fellow passengers; some of them attest to senior enterprise alone; all these treasures are offered to the reader to see,to value,and to discuss. Historically speaking,pirates are not classed among the noble people of the world, but our motive has always been to do good for others, as v ell as for ourselves. Our treasures have all been won in fair combat,and we� ve hoisted the Jolly Roger as fair warning to all with whom we have competed for honor. Of the Buccaneers who follow us at the helm of the wood Ship L.H.S.---our Pirate Home----we ask that they will uphold the ideals and traditions of our ship and add only the best to our treasure trove. 2 cMa+iAi fyill Qua J ieoAuAe. Gli it • To our Mothers and Fathers---- whose hands have guided our voyage through these years of life-----whose love and encouragement have inspired us during our four years of high school ----whose purpose has been to give us a huge store of such valuable treasures as perseverance, faith, ambition,and loyalty—to the parents of the Senior Pirates we respectfully dedicate the Buccaneer of 1957. 3 JleadeAi Chant Oun Gounte CAPTAIN LLOYD 7 . TURNV ALL-3. A,, Dak ota ': esleyan; U.S, in Education, NSTC. Superin- tendent, student council adviser, basketball and track coach. Shift'l Ztidxfe NAVIGATOR MATE MRS. GERTRUD L. BECKER- 3.A., English, Jamestown College. English II IV, biology,journali sm,fresh- man class adviser, Pirate Chatter and 3uccaneer advi ser. MRS. LILL IAN KINDZLSPIRE- D.S., Speech and English, USD.English I I11,typing, junior class adviser, li- brarian. 4 MAURICE cVANS-B.S., NSTC. General science, advanced algebra (first semester), trigonometry (second se- me s ter) chemi s try, algebra. } V AYNE SCHUCHARDT-Custodian 5 Recruit 9d. Helping polish up the boots to shining perfection are the mates who supervise them in the grades. They throw light on the treasure chest of knowledge and give to each Pirate apprentice gems from its vast store. ’ ISS iUTA -«'ORGAN SECOND GRADE MRS. PYRL GOODRICH EIGHTH GRADE MRS. BEADA HE ITZMANN SEVENTH GRADE liocU AAKUttl Plot Ou i Gourde ‘Imer yaul, chief boatswain, f 1 g- ures a true course In the right direction as other student coun- cil members read the compass and use the spyglass.They are Leland ’cishaar, Tsther ’aul, Marcella Albrecht, ’ ary Arm Hoffman, : ar- ion Bcckcr, Larry Jundt, Stanley ahl,Joy Jundt, Slmer etterling arlys Schansenbach. School board members Raymond HeuharthjEugene Kulm; Adam ShleyjAlbert Berreth, president;Leo Smolnisky; Ed Hilgemann, clerk, insure the journey of the Pi-J rates and supervise necessary equipment and funds for the yearly voyage of our ship, setting their goals as they sight them with the aid of the sex- tant. 4 4 8 yeotne t JleaAtt 7a Jlcvvatujue G ieut MaUi Jeanette Jasmer, demonstrating her sailorTs yarn, Eight on a Pass”,won the district decla- mation contest at Westport. She also partici- pated at Mobridge and received an excellent rating. Other declam students pictured are Elmer Haul, Betty Schumack, Joy Jundt, Marion Kraemer,Rosina Job,Phyllis Opp, Gail Heagley. jbech Q eui Qu idi Shift'I A ufL PluttzA 1 tealt4 ie New treasure on board our ship this year is the bound magazine shelf. One depart- ment glues,binds, and sews magazines to- gether.Other swabs keep the shipfs files neat. Phyllis Kiesz,Carol Walth, Pauline Fuehrer, library assistants,check the bound magazine shelf. Stanley Wahl9Jim Schaffer, Elmer Haul Craig Knudson drill and press magazines for binding. 9 l: A Stup'd. Sell Masiki Chancre k To open up or throw away, that Is the algebra ques- tion. rreshnen mix things up in general j science lab, ! X The inside facts about frogs and crayfish are laid open by the bi- ology class. Jeanette ponders her test tube test Splitting drops instead of atoms Is the chemistry class� s project. 10 Sophomores get the business--mathfthat is. Top secret conference of yeomen behind open desks. Typists master one key to success. come. learn- '•The time has The teacher said, To value many things; From tests we'11 loot you'll earn-«I grades your knowledge brings' What What - 9 ''arching feet signal change of classes Instead of the watch as the ship's bell sounds,Varied class activities stimulate students to search for the deeper treasures of learning. Ballast or booty? To choose is our duty 11 The yeomen’s officers meet to chart their course. % e NcuU fcUe llte Pisiafe Seal V n '' And Iny 7o Ou l jbuty V ith the passing of our four years of high school life we, the Senior pirates, have gained the title of Yeomen, the highest non-commissioned officers on our ship. It is with sad hearts, and yet with pride, that we leave LHS to serve on other vessels and bequeath our treasures to those who will follow us on the high seas of education. ’7e wish to bestow such treasures as carnivals, classroom study and laboratory research, tests, report cards, parties, football games, music contests and concerts, junior and senior plays, basketball games, track events, homecoming, proms baccalaureate—as we prepare to walk the plank-to crown all these things with the great event of graduation. It is our sincere wish that all who sail this stout craft in the future will cause honor to be associated with Leola High School—-Our Pirate Ship. VALEDICTORIAN SALUTATORIAM PHYLLIS GPP Mixed Chorus-1,2, 3,a;Band- 3,l4.;Glrlsf Chorus-1,2,3,ki Paper Annual Staff-h.;Class PIay-3;Library-2,3� Sec 1am- i-1-� ELMER KAUL Class President-1; Student Counci 1-3,President-li; De- clam-!j.;Mixed Chorus-1,2,3 l+jBoys’ Chorus-1,2,3;Band- 1,2,3,U; F. F.A.-1,2; Mixed Ensemble-3;Saxophone Quar- tet-2,3; Boys’ Quartet-Ij.; Fep Club-1,2,3,b$President 3;tlass Play-3;Boysf State -3� 12 VICE PRESIDENT CLASS PRESIDENT JEANETTE JASMER Nixed uhorus-l, j, ; Diris� Chorus-1,3,!{.;Class Play-3; Sextet-J;;Buccaneer editor- !f; Librarian-3; Dec lan-lj.;Pep Club-! .;Paper Staff-!. .;Class Vice-President-]!.; Alternate Girls� Stater-3; D. A. R. Candidate-1:.. LEROY ADA?.' Paper Sta?f-3;Soloist-3flj.; Cheer leader-lj.;Quartet-3,l(.; Letterman s Club-3,lL;3oys� Chorus-1,2,3,1;; Football- 2,3,1;; Class President- ; Homecoming King-!;;Track-1, 2,3,1;; All-State Chorus-3; Mixed Chorus-2,3,1;; Nixed Ensemble-3; Class Play-3; Pep Club President-l;;;.:uslc President-1;. STUDENT COUNCIL JOYJUNDT Twir ler-1,2,3,U; Sextet-1;; Carnival Queen-3;Declam-l;; “ixed Chorus-1,2,3,U;Class Play-3; Student Council-!;; Paper Annual Staff-k;Pep Club-3,h; Librarian-2,3,U; Girls1 Chorus-1,2,3,1; .OSINA JOB Nixed Chorus-1,2,3,1;;Band- l|;Girlsf Trio-3; Solo-3,U; Girls Chorus-1,2,3,1;; Pep C lub-I;; Sextet-2,3, 4; Declam -U; Paper, Annual Staff-4; All-State Chorus-3; Junior Play; Homecoming Queen-2; Class Secretary-Treasurer- U;Accompanist-1jLibrarian- 2,3. SECRETARY TREASURER STUDENT COUNCIL STUDENT SECRETARY LARRY JUNDT Basketball-1,2,3,h;Track-1 2,3,l;;Footbal 1-1,2,3,1;;FFA l,2;Carnival King-3;Junior Play;Letterman� s Club-3,h; Student Counci 1 —I;. MARCELLA ALBRECHT Student Counci 1 Secretary- Treasurer-4; Librarian-2; Girls1 Chorus-1,2; Office Secretary-3,1;; Junior Play; .Annual Paper Staff-!;;Pep Club-1,2,3,4; Class Vice- Prps1 dent-2;Cheerleader-2, l;;Mixed Chorus-1,2; Girls1 State-3;Class Treasurer-3; Student Council-1. 13 LEROY KAUL Football-2 ,3,V;Let t e rma n1s Club President-k;Al1-State Chorus-3; Uxed Znsemble-3; Mixed Chorus-1,2,3,1|fl'Usic Vice President-k;Band-l ,2; Boys1 Chorus-1,2,3Aj FFA- 1,2; Lettermanfs Club-3,k; Track-1, , 3, k; Quartet-3 A; Class Play-3; Basketbali- 1,2,3,l|.;Class President-3; Student Council-2, ROBCRT SCHAIBLE Mixed Oho ru s-1,2,3,k;FFA-1 Boys1 Chorus-1,2,3,k;Paper -k, .Annual Staff-k; Junior Play;Class VicePresident-1 Class Secretary-Treasurer- 2;Librarian-2;Declam-k. GAIL HCAGLZY Paper Staff-k;Soloi st-3,k; Music Secretary-)!.; Pep Club Secretary-Treasurer-)!.; Pep Club-1,2,3,k; Sextet -2,3 ,k; Girls Chorus-1,2,3,k; Re- el am-k; Homecoming Queen-1;; Mixed Chorus-1,2,3,k;Class President-2; Librarian-2; Band-2,3 )|J Class Play-3; Student Council-3 MARION MAIPR Paper Staff-h; Junior Play; Librarian-3;Gir1 s’ Chorus- 2,3; Mixed Chorus-2,3. NORMA GLASER Mixed Chorus-1;Junior Play Girls Chorus-1;Paper Staff -k. 14 ROSE GEFFRE :;ixed Chorus-L, 3 ,L; Class Play-3; Girls1 Chorus-1,3, I;.; Paper Annual Staff- ; Librarian-3 MARION KRAEMER Girls Chorus-1,2,3,L; Pep- Club-l4.;Mixed Chorus-1,3,a; Librari an-2,3, ki Dec 1 am-h; Paper Annual Staff-l4.;Class Play-3. LAVINA SCHANZENBACH Mixed Cho r u s -2,3, L ; CTass Play-3; Student Council-2; Class Vice-President-3;Pep Club-2,3� ki Paper Staff-I .; Girls Chorus-1,2,3,l+lClass Secretary-Treasurer-l LESLIE LAYTON Basketball Track Student mm :tenager-3Jj-jCheerleader-U; Paper Staff-3� U; FFA-1,2; Annual Staff-li; Track-1,2; Letterman s Club-3,U; Pep Club-Ii.; Football-1,2,3,h HERBERT KETTSRLING Letterman s Club-3,L;Class P1ay-3;Basketba11-1,2,3,k; Faper Staff-3;Track-l,2,3; Football-2,3,ki FFA-1,2. . BETTY SC HIT VICK Class Play-3;Pep lub-3,Ij.; Physical Education-2; Home Room Secretary ChaIrman-2; Librarian-3,b; Declam-I'r. 15 LARRY VILIIUJRR PFA-1 ,?riass 1 ay-3; oy sT Chorus-2,3,U; Pootbal 1-3 Lettermar s Club-lj.; 7-ixed Cherus-l ,2,3,If;Track-2p 3,U. V ILL ARP HOFFMAN Paper 51aff-3; Jun 1 or Play; 3asketbal1-1,3,If5F.F.A.-l; ?£ixed Chorus-1,35 Track-1; Boys1 Chorus-1,3« I VLRC2LLA HOFFI'AN 01r1sT Chorus-1jLlbrarian- 2,3; T lxed Chorus-1; Class Play-3. CAROLYM SCHZUFFCLC Librarlan-3;0irlsf Chorus- 1,2,3; Pep Club-If, LCROY TRPf ANT! Letterman s lub-2,3,if;FFA 1,2; Footbal 1-2,3, if Track-3 16 MARVIN DOCKTER Track-k,5,l+; Class Play-3; Mixed Chorus-1,2,3 U 3oys1 Chorus-1,2,3,l4.;Letterman s Club-1;; Basketbal 1-1,2,3; Pep Club-2,3,1;; FFA-1,2. OLIVE SCHICK Mixed Chorus-1,2;Pep Club- 1,2,3,l;;Girl s1 Chorus-1,2; Twirling-1• DONALD RATH Footbal 1 -3,l;;fclass Play-3 Paper Staff-3; Track-1,3; Letterman's Club-3,4; FFA 1,2; Basketbal 1-2,3,!;. 3,1;; FFA-1,2. VIOLA HAMMR1CH Librarian-2; Class Play-3; Annual Paper Staff-l jGlrls Chorus-1. 17 Charting the course for the Pirates who went to Mexico via the Junior-senior prom on May 3, are Marcella E. Hoffman, junior class pres- ident jStanley Wahl Marion Decker,student council mem- bers; Caroline Geffre,vice- president; Rebecca Rath, secretary-treasurer. 9n Ship-Shop Shop We Ke p Ou i Ship, And Sosut 6u Sho ie Ojj Sooty The machinists mates, serving their third year on the LHS, are searching from the crow’s nest for a glimpse of their future careers, using library ma- terial on career guidance as their lode-star.Their class play, Let Me Out of Here I provided them with loot to pay for the visit to Mexico, at which the seniors and faculty were their guests. In helping to keep their craft ship-shape,the machinists have participated actively in all crew projects, scho- lastic and otherwise, and have come up with such booty as the crowns of Carnival king and queen,key positions on athletic teams, and prominent places on the honor roll. Marion Garv Marcella Pauline Caroline Dale Becker Rrietag Brietag Fuehrer Geffre Gohl Arlln Arlen Gary Marcella Shirlene Lyman Craig Grabowska Guthmilier Guthmiller Hoffman Hoffman Keim Knudson Audrey Kusler Darrel Schaible Charles Leberman James Schwahn Raymond Mehlhoff Melvin Serfoss Roger Opp Diane Swanson Rebecca Rath Stanley Wahl Marva Lou Rau Carol Walth Peter Rohrich C1iiford We i s z With Cutlet Bated We BcaoetUfC fyp PnoiUdio+ui tyo All Cte4iA Me4 Messmates true through thick broth or thin are the sopho- mores.Having done comraendabl in initiating the freshmen into the ways of the Pi rat crew,they now mark time-wl some study-until the day they may fill the juniors1 berths� Planning menus for their mess are sophomores Frank Bain,secretary-treasurer; Elmer Ketterling, student council ; Karen Muhl- beier, president; Darlys Schanzenbach , student counc i 1 + i Darii s Bain Duane Frank Darlys William Bain Bain Berreth Breitag Charlotte Eichelberg Albert Josie Kenneth Erdmann Ettles Gisi s. — ft Ni Esther Elmer Phyllis Kaul Ketterling Kiesz Barbara Calina Betty Hammrich Heuoel Hoffman Richard Karen Marless Kolb Krein Kreln Evelyn Jakober Gary Lapka Lorraine Virginia Karen Ardell Lapka Mack Muhlbeier Rath Buddy Darlys Diann Schaffer Schanzenbach Scheuffele Marlene Larry Scheuffele Schnaidt Mabel Reuben Richard LaDonna Kenneth Schock Schock Schumacher Vilhauer Y eisz Duane Mensch, vice president; Rose ' .aul, president; Leland We ishaar and Mary Ann Hoffman, student council members; and Melvin Breitag, secretary and treasurer,tally seamen’s reply to captain’s query. We Scsudt %ts JbmcJu And 2 o Slum 7o Tecp 6ha. Qo Lute4. froo tu t r Berniece Eileen Carol Adam Albrecht Becker Larry Berreth Melvin Richard Melvin Myron Janice Linda Jean Breitag Brown DIede Fauth Garman Haux Heibel Robert Mary Ann Robert Marleen Alvin Rose Marvin Hoeft Hoffman Huber Jung Kallas Haul Ketterling Kelly Dean Barbara Leon Arnold Jerald Linda Klnde1 spire Krein Kulm Lapka Lechner Loebs Muhlbeier Patricia Opp Jo Ann Schaible Julienne Rath Joyce Schaible Arlene Rohrbach Sidney Schaible Sylvia Rott Kenneth Sperle James Schaffer Harvey Walker Donna Schaible Leland Wei shaar Harvey Scha ible Billie Willis Old Pi ate Petmn 7o Jlo Uto Gail Heagley and LeRoy Adam reigned over Pirate Day as Homecoming queen and king. Initiating the seamen coming up from boot training was the sophomore task,The Pirate defeat of the Ashley team on the gridiron was celebrated by a dance in the evening, Esther Haul, Judge, presided over Kangaroo court which was, like all Pirate courts, very fair and Just and sentenced only the innocent and the guilty to walk the plank. Best-dressed Pirates pictured on page two, reading from the ends,are Linda Dumil and Donald Hammrich, representatIng the lower four grades;Ruth Lapka and Stephen Becker, upper gradesjand LaDonna Vilhauer and Dar- rel Schaible, high school. Ranking as able-bodied seamen, the freshmen pictured on page 20 are endeavoring to qualify as able-minded also. Full-fledged Pirates since the rites pictured below, they are active participants in all school functions. As they progress in classes and ratings, we predict they will hold the Jolly Roger high and bring honor to LHS. Objection overruled! G iemo+ueA Make, Seamen Booti He girdled his loins— Ainft We Got Fun? Not That I Sitting- Pretty? Whoa, Bossy I Seaworthy craft? EIGHTH GRADE Back row:Muriel Isaacson, Alotiis Schwahn, Mary Ann Rempfer, James Brel tag, Sharon Ehley, and Delores Rohrich. Middle rowr Sandra Rueb, Ronnie Schaffer, James Meidinger,Ruth Lapka, an Dianne Kline. Front row: Glenn Jakober, Sharon Kamm, Judith Kranzler,Kenneth Schaible and Leon Leberman • fiooti Pn jxasie. % fjoi+i Cnetu Boots polish up their papers Emptying their pails of Boot polish to make room for tne water they111 use in swabbing the decks as freshmen, the eighth graders reviewed, polished up, and added to their scholastic training, enjoyed their last year of Y.C.L., pro- duced a paper called Junior High Lights, planned ciass parties,took part in music and sports,and played a hard game of soft ball when weather permitted. Stars guided the Three Wise Men, too. SEVENTH GRADE A series of new music books which will be used throughout the grades made the seventh graders happy,too. Records accompany the books, and four record players were purchased for the grades with carnival funds. Seventh graders were proud to see their candidates, Leta Ehley and Robert Hehn, crowned carnival prin- cess and prince. Back row: Carol Dockter, Carey Warren,Dianna Gisi, Kathleen Kohlhoff,Frances Fuehrer, Robert Hehn, and Carol Kusler. Middle row: Dianne Hoff- man, Teddy Meidinger, Thomas Bell, Carrold Kraemer, Joan Ganser, and Leta Ehley. Front row:Cathleen Schan- zenbach, Reuben Glaseman, Peter Holmes, Gladys Wag- enmann, and Marie Jundt. Not pictured: Carol Hehn. SIXTH GRADE Back row: Gerald Rott.Wes- ley Kulm,Sharon Maier,Lyle Schaible, Donna Schaible, Harvey Gisi. Middle row: Shirley Kaaz, Geraldine Tschappat, Paul Holmes,Thomas Albrecht,An- gela Rueb. prontrow:Stanley Albrecht, Gerald Hauck, Carmel Turn- wall, Charles Jakober,John Heintzmann. Not pictured: Stephen Becker. What Is the answer? Sixth graders join other boots in reading books from the grade library. The new Encyclopedia Bri- tannica set Is especially Intriguing. Preparing for the annual art and class- work exhibit In connec- tion with the spring con- cert was fun for the class who vied wit! other grades to attract visit- ors1 attention. Two halves make a wnole. Their first year as Young Citizens Lea- guers has taught the fifth graders much about conducting meetings.Practlcing for the carni- val program and putting on their part in it was a highlight of the year.Playing in begin- ners band was another first for some class members.Fifth graders were leaders in rooting loud and long for Pirate teams. FIFTH GRADE Back row: Mona Liedle, Dennis Schaffer, Sandra Doerr, Margaret Jundt, Leland Berreth, and Michael Schaffner. Middle row: Lloyd Hehn, Henry Lapka, Charlotte Schaible, Anton Rohrich, Gary Leberman,and Darlene Mensch. Front row: William Schan- zenbach, Louis Cowherd, Bonnie Gisi, Thomas Hein- tzman,Shurlo Serfoss, and Carol Schaible. Not pictured:Richard Ket- terling, Stanley Schock, and Sheila Huber. FOURTH GRADE Back row:RIchard Glaesman, Carol Ganser, Harvey Lech- ner. Perry Aman, Sharon Isaacson,Barbara Maier,and Lester Weishaar, Middle row: Ronald Geffre, Myrna Morri11,Dorothy Neu- harth, Allen Kaaz, Imogene Smolnisky, Donald Mensch, and Philip Cowherd. Front row: Lee Bain, Linda Rempfer,Inez Schock,Sandra Heintzmann, Donald Hamm- rich, Gwendolyn Rueb, and Jacob Jtindt. Not Pictured: Carol Hilge- mann, Diane Albrecht, Did you snap it? The first three classes of boots enjoyed a period of gym each week this year under the supervi- sion of their teachers. Marching and folk-dancing were two of their favor- ite activities. The high- est class scholastically on the first floor, the third graders look for- ward to gaining the upper deck next year. Fourth grade boys receiv- ed their first taste of formal basketball after practicing only on the outdoor court before. New fields of study and var- ious sand-table projects awakened new Interests, This class is the only one In which all girls took part in the grade baton twirling practice and performed at basket- ball games. And then what happened? THIRD GRADE Back row: Roger Schaible, MaDonna Rohrich, Linda Dur- nil, Francis Bell, Gregory Gill, Middle row: Stewart Turrwrall, Mary Kay Guthmil- ler, Ronald Kaaz, Kenneth Lapka,Jeffry Kohlhoff,Shir- ley Heupe1, Front row: Jerry Jundt,Cheryl Tschappat,Mary Lou Gisi,Robert Schock,Pat- ricia Holmes. Not pictured: Gwendolyn Schock. SECOND GRADE Back row: Mary Meidinger, Tony Kamm, Ruth Neuharth, Dixie Kamm,Lavonne Schaf- fer, Pat Schaffner. Middle row: Terry Du mi 1, Judy Brandner, Peggy Turnwal1,Jerry Heupel,and Brenda Maier. Front row: Norrine Isaac- son, Robert Keisz, Connie Geffre, Bonnie Kranzler, Kathleen Heintzmann, and Dick Turnwall. Listen, my children---- Making good use of their start in kindergarten last year,our newest boots made great strides in the 3 Rfs.In colorful Pirate costumes they were the wake of the Home- coming parade--and one of its centers of interest. The carnival program, the spring exhibit, and their first Valentine box were some of the things that made our youngest Pirates happy to be on board. Outnumbering the boys almost two to one, the girls man the bridge in the second grade.With a better understanding of words,new worlds of reading have been opened to this class,while writing has be- come a useful tool of expression. Cub scouting has brought some of the boys their first taste of group activity. Please call on me| FIRST GRADE Back row: James Brandner, Merrilee Gill, Jerry Ser- foss, Sheilah Smoinisky, Susan Turnwal1,Ralph Kran- zler, Dixie Cowherd. Front row: Willard Jundt, Susan Ganser, Dallas Tschappat, Charles Rohrich, Suzanne Rempfer,Terry Morrill. Not pictured: David Lapka and Marjorie GIsi. Back row: Leslie Layton,Larry Vilhauer,Vernon Glaser,Duane Bain,LeRoy Kaul,LeRoy Erdmann,Arlin Grabowska,Albert Erdmann,Larry Schnaidt,Gary Breitag. Middle row: Billy Breitag, James Schwahn,Donald Rath,LeRoy Adam,Larry Jundt, Herbert Ketter- ling,Buddy Schaffer,C1 ifford Weisz,Keith Kline,Elmer Ketterling.Front row:Alouis Schwahn, Arnold Lechner,Dean Krein,Leland Weishaar,Melvin Breitag, Kenneth Weisz Sidney Schaible,Marvin Ketterling,and Ronnie Schaffer. Pinateb a,clvcaufe GtitlaM, tf-on Pl ikin Pirate Pete, whofs been cavorting his way through these pages, managed to , outrun opponents for three wins, but was out distanced in three other gridiron conte? s. Pirates nevertheless feel their cutlass- pigskin exchange was worthwhile,for their 19-0 route of Ashley in the Homecoming game was one of the richest treasures captured this year. GotchaJ Giddy-upi And down he goes! Squattin1 strategy session. 19£6 Football Schedule Leola 13 Frederick 0 Leola 13 Ellendale 26 Leola 9 Faulkton 26 Leola 19 Ashley Leola 0 Eureka 2U Leola 21 Ipswich 19 27 Pistole. IjelU dull AdoeAAoAUei (Mood Thirteen men on a dead manfs chest may be lusty and loud when they spring the lock and view their treasures, but the Pep Club s blood-curdling yells would make them sound like squalling babies. Sparked by the cheerleaders, the club«s lusty singing and lung-splitting cheers urged Pirate athletes to victory throughout the year. Notching their daggers to trace their prowess, Lettermen proudly display their badges of achievement in footbal1,basketbal1,and track. PEP CLUB Fourth row: Carolyn Schueffele, Marva Rau, Olive Schick,Darlys Schanzenbach, LaDonna Vi lhauer,Karen Muhlbeier,Lorraine Lapka.Third rowrCarol Walth,Phyl1is Kiesz,Darlis Bain, Jean Heibel,Rose Marie Haul,Craig Knudson,Elmer Haul,Lyman Keim, Leon Lapka, Betty Schumack, Marion Kraemer, Darlene Geffre, Linda Muhl- be ier. Second row: Berniece Adam,Mary Ann Hoffman,Marion Becker,Carol Becker, Richard Schumacher,Kenneth Weisz, Raymond Mehlhoff,Duane Bain,Larry Schnaidt, Stanley Wahl, Richard Brown,Marvin Dockter. First row: Mabel Schock,Charlotte Eichelberg,Della Mensch,Joy Jundt,Rosina Job; LeRoy Adam,PresidentjGai1 Heag- ley,Secretary-Treasurer;Rebecca Rath, Vice-President;LaVina Schanzenbach, Ar- dell Rath,Jeanette Jasmer,Sylvia Rott. Pi iaiel Win ottoncwi On Pottle LETTERMAN1S CLUB Back row: Raymond Mehlhoff,Leslie Layton,Gary Guthmi1ler,Albert Erdmann,LeRoy Erdmann,Larry Schnaidt,Larry Vi lhauer,Gary Breitag,Vernon Glaser. Middle row: Larry Jundt,Donald Rath,Frank Bain,Keith Kline,Melvin Serfoss,Marvin Dockter, Buddy Schaffer,Herbert Ketterling. Front row: Billy Breitag,LeRoy Adam,Arnold Lechner, Arlin Grabowska,LeRoy Kaul,Elmer Ketterling,Melvin Breitag, Clifford Weisz,James Schwahn. 28 Carnival Back row:Sharon Kamm,Linda Muhlbeler, LaDonna VI lhauer,LaVIna Schanzenbach,Prin- cess Leta Ehley,Prince Robert Hehn,Robert Schaible,Elmer Ketterling,Jimmy Schaf- fer,Glenn Jakober. Middle rowrSheila Huber, Donna Schaible,Charles Jakober,Stan- ley Schock. Sitting: Barbara Maler,Linda Durnil,Queen Caroline Geffre,King Stan- ley Wahl, Jeffry Kohlhoff, Philip Cowherd. PiAaiei Sham £oot, fleece Que ti ■ He went that-a-way— fl Bingol Gilding the lily? E-E-E-E-Elvis! Dig that dish! Fringe on top Bashful Beauties of f56. The annual carnival,first gala cele- bration on deck,saw Juniors Caroline Geffre and Stanley Wahl crowned king and queen. Pieces of eight mulcted from guests that evening were doled out to crew bodies for their person- al projects. The evening before, the Pirates entertained with skits and songs. A style show by the speech class was the hit of the evening. C on-a-my house. We got robbed! Cool, Haul! Pin toi Shoot Saihet , Not Gcautoni IV Marvin Ketterling, Elmer Ketterling,Arnold Lechner,Frank Bain, Gary Guthmiller, Arlin Grabowska,LeRoy Haul,Gary Breitag, Larry Jundt,Melvin Breitag,Bi1ly Brei- tag, and James Breitag. Opening the season with their first win over Ashley in three years, the Pirates packed into their sea chest a record of 20 wins against 11 losses. Forcing the Cheyenne Indians to walk the plank in their first game with us, the Pirates were later scalped by the Indians In a return game, fop teams in the state-Agar, McLaughlin,Eureka, and Cresbard(3 times)—as opponents kept the Pirates at their target practice and rewarded them with a 7 to 1 conference standing. High men on the mast were Larry Jundt,foreward; Arlin Grabowska,center; LeRoy Haul,foreward; Gary Breitag,guard;Melvin BreI tag,guard. New blue uniforms with white lettering, including warm-up jackets, helped the Pirates maintain their smart, clean-cut appearance. An unusual feature of the team this year was the presence of four brothers—the Breitags. 1956-57 Basketball Schedule Tishl ey Bowd 1 e 39 Faulkton 35 Ellendale 1+5 Westport 26 Bath 1+7 Aberdeen Jrs. 53 Ipswich 22 Cheyenne Indians 58 McLaughlIn 1+2 Barnard 1+2 Eureka 59 Britton Invitati ona1 Tournamen t Cresbard 5U Groton(cons.) 57 Cresbard 73 Ashley 67 Agar 77 i Cheyenne Indians 57 iO Comerence Tournamen 67 Westport 29 39 Frederick 1+5 38 Barnard(cons.) 1+0 1+5 Columbia 1+1+ 73 Heel a 39 52 Frederick 62 61 Ipswich 55 5o Hoven 1+5 1+0 Eureka 39 1+3 Aberdeen Jrs. District Tournament 28 +5 Orient 39 19 Cresbard l+l 1+8 Hosmer(cons.) Season 1+7 20 Wins Record 11 Losse LeRoy Haul Melvin 3rei tag Gary Breitag Larry Jundt Frank Bain Inspecting one of the many ath- letic trophies in our treasure chest are coaches L.W. Lefty” Turnvrall and Marvin Mac” McPhee who piloted the Pirates through a successful season • bringing Into port the conference champ- ionship and third place in the district as new booty. Elmer Xetterling Arl in Grabowska Gary Guthmiller 31 B SQUAD 3ack row: Duane Mensch, Arnold Lechner, James Meidinger,Robert Hoeft, Frank Bain,Elmer Ketterling,Leland Weishaar.Front row: James Breitag,Marvin Ketterling, Billy Breitag,Carrold Krae- mer,and James Schaffer. Playing preliminary games when the Pi- rates engaged in battle on their home court, the B squad, better known as McPheefs Mighty Midgets, racked up four- teen wins against seven losses. Six of Dunking Eureka and Holy Cross of Ip- these boys served as substitutes for the swich, the grade team was in turn set A squad. awash by Cresbard and Ipswich. Gaining valuable background and training for fu- ture varsity days, this team also played in the conference tournament at Colum- bia. GRADE TEAM Wesley Kulm, Glen Jakober,Kenneth Schaible,Ronald Schaffer, James Mei- dinger.Thomas Bell,Carrold Kraemer, Thomas Albrecht,Leon Leberman,Ger- ald Hauck. 32 Huh? Scrubbing balls instead of decks ana keeping team equipment ship-shape has been the task of student managers Leslie Layton and Billy Breitag. What s the score, Billy7 It takes t+v wx, tangle. Mid-game siesta TRACK In 1956 Pirate thinciads copped two trophies for the treasure chest—the1north Central Conference track meet for the fifth time,and a fourth consecutive win of the regional championship. The Pirate clan took time off from classes to cheer on their champions and view a local four team invitational track meet for the first time. Bucketi Back row: Melvin Brel tag,Larry Jundt,Roger Opp,Arlen Guthmi1ler,Larry Schnaidt, Raymond Mehlhoff, Arnold Lechner,Kenneth Weisz. Middle row:James Breitag,Reuben Schock,Buddy Schaffer,Albert Erdmann, Darrel Schaible,Dean Krein,Billy Breitag, Leland Weishaar, Marvin Ketterling. Front row: LeRoy Adam,Gary Guthmi1ler,Arlin Grabowska,LeRoy Haul,Gary Breitag, Elmer Ketterlina,Marvin Dockter.Keith Kline 33 ‘ 1 Jtecub GUeeAA. 9+vUead QJj Muiuuf I ) v I Though they didn t climb the rigging,twirlers dem- onstrated their agility in the backbends, splits, and high tosses in their routines between halves at games. The high school twirlers, Marion Becker, Jean Heibel,and Joy Jundt marched as majorettes for the band,with Jean piping the turns.Joy Jundt,Carol Becker, and Gladys Wagen- mann instructed the grade twirlers. Though the Pirate nowlers -or cheering section-did notteually need a crutch, directions and support af- forded them by cheerlead- ers Les Layton,LeRoy Adam Becky Rath, Esther Kaul, and Marcie Albrecht eli- cited yells which pounded enemy eardrums and urged our teams on to victory and more loot for the Pi- rate trophy chest.Boys as cheerleaders were an in- novation this year. JUNIOR HIGH TWIRLERS Are we next? Wheeeee! Swing1emlBatons,that is GRADE TWIRLERS Back rowrPatricia Holmes,Linda Durni1,MaryKay Guthmi1ler,Sharon Isaacson,Barbara Maier, Imogene SmoIni sky,Dorothy Netiharth,Myrna Morri 11, Peggy Turnwal 1 „Carol Gan- ser,$hlrley Heupel.Mary Lou Gisi. Middle row:Bonnie GisI, Cathleen Schanzenbach, Donna Schaible,Charlotte Schaible, Carey Warren,Joan Ganser,Carol Dockter,Sharon Maier, Darlene Mensch,Sandra Doerr, Carol Schaible. Front row: Norrine Isaacson, Merrilee Gill, Sheilah Smolnisky, Inez Schock, Sandra Heintzmann, Linda Rempfer, Brenda Maier,Gwendolyn Rueb,Ruth Neuharth,Kathleen Heintzmann,Suzanne Rempfer. Believe feri Mary Ann Rempfer, Sharon Ehiey, Gladys Wagenmann,Murie 1 Isaacson, Carol Becker. Jlet Me Out Ojf Jle .e 9i. MackUuA,ti' PUa Men In distress-and undress-under tables, and In closets; torn trou- sers; a snoopy landlady; a spook- seeing maid; misunderstanding and mistaken Identities all combined to keep the junior play audience laughing and chuckling throughout the three-act performance. Mrs. Hoeft captained the machinist crew and put them through their reheat - sal paces. Do you believe her? Let Me Out of Here 1 CAST Eve Boyd ..••••• Carol Walth Bona Lynn . • . • Caroline Geffre Hazel Miles ...... Marva Rau Stevie Cobb . . Charles Leberman Bessie Rhodes • . • Marlon Becker Aunt Angela . . Marcella Hoffman Gifford Morton . . . Craig Knudson Garret Lynn .... Stanley Wahl Victor Ward ...... Roger Opp Marshall Ward . . Darrel Schalble Set yo self,honeyl Gotta find 1eml Ah stole fem,boss! 36 You,boob,you! And they lived happily ever after. Ijoesne+i 'i cMeaAtb tyoutuj, Itui Qa4ff This Is what the book says---- The boys are frightfully handsome,what? Is It In the bag,sir? Hearts were younger and gayer In the audience,too,after watching the sen- ior play. Following two giddy yeomen lassies across the ocean to France made Pirate spectators feel quite at home. Though their French may not have been strict Parisian, the fun and laughter shared by cast and viewers definitely Knew no language distinctions. Mrs. Goodrich, with Phyllis Opp as her first mate, out- ranked the playfs admiral as Its di- rector. Look here,Dicki Our Hearts Were Young and Gay cASt Steward . . , . . Mrs. Skinner . . . Jeanette Jasmer Cornelia Skinner . . . Gail Heagley Otis Skinner . . Emily Kimbrough . Marcella Albrecht Purser Herbert Ketterling Stewardess . . LaVina Schanzenbach Dick Winters . . . . Leslie Layton Admiral Harriet St. John .... Rosina Job Winifred Blaugh . . Marcella Hoffman Leo McEvoy . . • Inspector • • • • Therese . . . . . Madame Elise . . . . Betty Schumack Monsieur Croix . . Robert Schaible Window Cleaner • . . . Larry Jundt That1s acting? 37 Under your berth, miss7 MIXED CHORUS Back row: Marcella Breltag, Rose Marie Kaul, Jean Heibel, Callna Heupel,Shirlene Hoffman, Esther Kaul,Gail Heagley, Rebecca Rath, Leon Lapka.Robert Hoeft, Darrel Schalble. Middle row: Marvin Maule,director; Evelyn Jakober, Marlene Scheuffele, Carol Becker, Rose Geffre,LaVina Schanzenbach,Marva Lou Rau, Craig Knudson,Ar ler Guthmlller, Clifford Weisz. Front row: Donna Schalble, Joyce Schalble, JoAnn Schalble, Berniece Adam, Mary Ann Hoffman,Barbara Kulm, Joy Jundt,Diane Swanson; Marcella Hoffman, and Marion Becker, accompanists. Sea QltanUei Up the ratlines from crew cuts to long hair. Pirate music groups, both personally and musically, filled their seachests with sea chanties, Christmas carols, spirituals, novel- ties, hymns. The first appearance of the mixed chorus was for the carni- val program. T;ie Christmas concert featured all music groups under their versatile director, Marvin Maule.All vocal groups also competed in the regional contests and sang in the spring concert. BOYS GLEE CLUB Back row: Leon Lapka, Robert Hoeft,Darrel Schalble, LeRoy Kaul, Robert Schalble,Larry Vilhauer,Gary Breltag. Middle row: Clifford Weisz,Arlen Guthmlller, Craig Knudson,Elmer Kaul, Marvin Dockter,Lyman Keim. Front row: Richard Schumacher,Bi11ie Willis, LeRoy Adam, James SchafferjMar- cella Hoffman,accompanist. 38 MIXED CHORUS Back row:LeRoy Kaul,Robert Schaibie,Larry Vi lhauer,Gary Breitag,Jeanette Jasmer. Della Mensch, Phyllis Kiesz,Patrioia Opp,Darlys Schanzenbach, Phyllis Opp,Marlys Krein,PaulIne Fuehrer,Darlys Berreth. Middle rowrElmer Haul,Marvin Dockter,Lyman Heim,Julianne Rath,Mar!on Kraemer,Karen Krein,Charlotte Eichelberg, orraine Lap- ka, Mabel Schock, LaDonna Vilhauer. Front row: Billie Willis, LeRoy Adam, James Schaffer, Richard Schumacher, Betty Hoffman, Rosina Job, Karen Muhlbeier, Sylvia Rott,Carol Walth,Linda Muhlbeier, and Linda Haux. Back row: Marcella Breitag,Rose Marie Kaul, Jean Heibel,CalIna Heupel, Shirlene Hoffman, Esther Kaul,Gail Heagley, Rebecca Rath, Jeanette Jasmer, Della Mensch, Phyllis Kiesz,Patricia Opp,Darlys Schanzenbach, Phyllis Opp,Marless Krein,Paul- ine Fuehrer, Darlys Berreth. Middle row: Marcella Hoffman,accompanistj Mary Ann Hoffman, Evelyn Jakober, Marlene Scheuffele, Carol Becker, Rose Geffre, LaVina Schanzenbach, Marva Lou Rau,Julianne Rath,Marion Kraemer, Karen Krein,Charlotte Eichelberg,Lorraine Lapka,Mabel Schock,LaDonna Vilhauer. Front rowiDonna Schai- bie, Joyce Schaible,JoAnn Schaibie, Berniece Adam,Barbara Kulra,Joy Jundt, Diane Swanson,Betty Hoffman,Rosina Job, Karen Muhlbeier,Sylvia Rott,Carol Walth,Linda Muhlbeier, and Linda Haux. 39 BOYS1 OUAHTET Pleasing community and church groups with their sea chanties, the toys1 quartet also warbled their scales for the spring con- cert and the music contest. LeRoy and Elmer Haul sing bass, while Clifford Weisz and LeRoy Adam are tenors. Marcella Hoffman plays pi- ano accomnaniment for the boys. GIRLS1 SEXTET Beating Pirate Pete all hollow on high notes, girls1 sextet sang at the Junior play, took carnival guests through Japan- ese Gardens , and were lyrical as larks In the spring concert and music contests. Sylvia Rott,first sopranojGall Heagley and Jeanette Jas- mer,second sopranos;Rebecca Rath and Joy Jundt,altos;and BAND Rosina Job,first soprano, are sextet members. Stepping out in full regalia . the band led the Pf rato , DanimentnforarChed ? ?art}y n Aberdeen� s Gypsy Day festivi ties.They played accom- paniment or community singing � a popular innovation in the Christmas concert elping to pep up the teams at basketball games, the horn-blowers and drum-rat- tiers else practiced arduously for and p,rfo™,5 In the SpjiTcInJeJt JiT«£ riack row: Gail Heagley,Phyl1 Is Opp,Muriel Isaacson,Ruth Lapka,Rosina Job,Marcella E. Hoffman,Darrel SchaibleJ Marvin Maule, director. Front rowsCarol Walth,Sandra Rueb,Julianne Rath,Diane Hoffman, Raymond Conley,Robert Hoeft,Craig Knudson,James Schaffer,Carol Becker,Elmer Haul,and Rebecca Rath. 40 asting forth a nei mm of beautiful music, soloists captured lovely trophies and compliments from the sea of listener MarcelI� and Marion V served as accompani sts Jl 'Ijoemcut OnAcAibe JtcKj, HooJz Marion Becker,Marce1la Albrecht,tyoists;Jeanette Jasmer,editor;Rosina Job, business manager;Phyl1is Opp,Leslie Layton,photographers;Joy Jundt,artist. Logging the day-by-day adventures of the LHS as it sailed through the 19$6-5? school yea Buccaneer staff members planned,discussed,meas- ured, cropped, scaled, typed, glued, checked, proof-read, re-varaped, sketched,laughed,lunch- ed,bit lips, snorted in disgust,sighed with re- lief—in short,they la- boriously and lovingly prepared the annual art and copy for publica- tion. 42 Robert Schaible contemplates more cropping and gluing. Here it isl £Ubp,'l GUantesii Vnxice GouMe Standing: Betty Schaffer,Norma Glaser, Diane Swanson,Judy Leberman,Rose Geffre, Jeanette Jasmer, Viola Hammrlch, Marcella Albrecht, LaVlna Schanzenbach, Robert Schalble, Marion Maler,Phyl11s Opp, Audrey Kusler. Seated: Marlon Becker,Leslie Layton,Joy Jundt,Gail Heagley,Marion Kraemer,Rosina Job. 11ve seen better— Now,I didnft know that! Spurred on by a second place award won by the 1955-56 Pirate Chatter, staff members vowed to outdo past Pirates. Planning and writing material for the six-page paper printed each month by the McPherson County Herald, Journalism students learned by doing. From the Crows Nest , From the Dead Man s Chest , and Classroom Candids have become regular features.Marcella Albrecht and Mar- ion Becker, below right, serve both as office girls and paper typists. 43 Thatfs an editorial? The boss is out Pindte Activity Extendi 7o tlome Pont Scouts serve as ushers. Knotty problem? Clean sweepers. Choir rehearses Classes and school ac- tivities are routine as the Pirates stand theii watches, but any rommunity SOS brings them out in full force. Some clerk in grocery stores,wait on tables, assist in the bakery alter school nd Saturdays; many sing in church choirs; Boy Scouts served as church ushers this year;Cub Scouts helped adult organizations in charity drives; I4.-H girls planned commun- ity programs; and buc- caneers from the youngest cabin boys to the captains turned out in full force for the polio benefit game. Get more rolls, Charlie! 44 That 11 be Will that be all? Gene Kindelspire Harriet Turnwall Alene Hilsendeger Johnny JoAnn Hi 1sendeger Home crews of our captain, navigator, and mates are honor- ary members of the Pirate clan. Betty Maule Jake Becker 45 Robert Mike Turnwall Terry Randy Becker The night is young and I m so beautiful! tyun And fyood fyit Qala Mood Replacing hornpipes and Jigs with rock n roll, Pirates danced to Normfs Combe at the junior-senior prom after filling up on the tasty dishes served at the Mexican ban- quet Get-ups and masks galore added up a laughing good time at the Valen- tine costume party soonsored by the freshman. Dancing was the main en- tertainment at other parties dur- ing this years1 cruise. Bar-B-Q? Dari Is B.,Robert,Lyman, Carol W. cop prizes. What a crumbby place! Lose one, S matter,Romeo? Saud? Harvey and Joy reign. Whofs the bag? Peek-a-boof Oh,you) Tonsil Tillie and Robert-a. 46 Rock er,baby! 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