Leola High School - Buccaneer Yearbook (Leola, SD)

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4240 FOOTBALL SQUAD Back row: Assistant Coach Schumacher, Ray Mehlhoff,Gary Breltag,Ar1in Grabowska, Duane Bain,Darrel Scha1b1e,Larry Schnaldt, Albert Erdmann,Gary Guthm1ller,Melvln Serfoss, Coach McPhee. Middle row: Billy Breitag,James Schwahn, Melvin Breitag, Frank Bain,Dean Kreln,Dale Smolnisky,E1mer Ketterling,Arnold Lechner,Buddy Scha- ffer, Clifford Weisz. Front row: Alouis Schwahn, Kenneth Weisz,Ronnie Schaffer, James Breitag, Marvin Ketterllng,Le1and Welshaar,Robert Huber,Sldney Schalble. m1e0a44e10'Zf,1Pa94hm nada The Pirates experienced their best football season in many years as they compiled a M-2 record. With Gary Breltag at the helm and Elmer Ketter- ling, Melvin Breitag, and Gary Guthmlller across the T behind him, the Pirates manhandled Ellendale, Eureka, Aberdeen 'X Juniors, and Ashley in winning N, their first four games of the season. However, erratic trade I4 winds blew the Pirates off il- course at the two-thirds mark, On 0ne-0n tw0-snap1 and they lost their last two games to the Aberdeen Sopho- mores and Linton. 1 tl' 5' -:L , -nl Q. .I .l- A l Here we Comet Step lightly!They're our toes! 26

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full ple t to se grade ,Ya 45 , ' 1 - P Reading knowledge and wonderful books chock of interesting peo- o visit and places e fasclnate second rs. Back row:Jennette Bendewald, James Brandner,Merrl lee Gll1,Dlxle Cowherd,Evelyn Heagley,Charles Roh rlch.Middle row:Susan Turnwall,Jerry Serfoss,Shel lah Smolnlsky, Larry Maxwell,Ralph Kranzler. Front row: Dallas Tschappat, Susan Ganser,Marjorle Glsl, Suzanne Rempfer. Absent: Pamela Rau. SECOND GRADE Reading has become a source of delight to most second graders, many of whom won their life mem- berships ln the Library Club of America by reading 18 books. New words have been added to their vocabularies, and writing has proved a useful tool in employing them. FIRST GRADE First graders listen with rapt attention to their teacher's words, The youngest of the clan have recei- ved speclal atten- tion from Pirate Pete in his crow's nest, He's enjoyed watching them take part in the Homecom- ing parade and the carnival program and chuckled at their delight in some of their firsts---first sand box,flrst story books, first play- 1ets,flrst Valentine box. Pete's babies are eagerly looking forward to another first---the school picnic. Back row:Wallace Albrecht,Rod Mary Aman,Llnda Hauck,Melllo Sandy Kamm, Lance Gill, Cent Zacher, David Thomas, Allen ney Durnil, Hochhalter, er row:John Guthmlller, Glenda Rueb,Bobby Schllllng,Janet Brand- ner. Front row: Linda Doerr , Geraldine Glaesman, Karyl Schmidt, Kayrn Schmidt. Absent: Arlene Ketterllng. 25

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Q Q Sa! X 'T X A ' x B fs: ,agp get 441 Xxx aw NX ,N 3 'ZS N Jfe!me1i1az'Z!wJle!m NWI! wx 1251 Footbgll Sghegglg Ellendale 7 Leola Eureka O Leola Aberdeen Juniors 13 Leola Ashley 7 Leola Aberdeen Sophomores 20 Leola Linton 33 Leola Pictured in the helmet proper are the eleven Pirates who carried the brunt of the battle and sparked the victory drives. In the chin strap and ear guards are five of their mates who also saw plenty of action. Like Pirate Pete,some of them limped off the field, but they always came back for more. -9 'Q' Y 27