Leola High School - Buccaneer Yearbook (Leola, SD)

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Pima Glam A Bom' Saw PEP CLUB Back row: Richard Schumacher,Roger Opp,Kenneth Weisz,Arlen Guthmiller, Duane Bain,Leon Lapka, Gerald Kallas, Kelly Crompton,Carol Walth,Carol Becker.Thlrd row:Ruth Lapka,Raymond Mehlhoff,Lyman Kiem,Rueben Schock, Karen Muhlbeier, LaDonna V1lhauer,Darlys Schanzenbach, Joanne Heagley, Marcella Hoffman, Connie Boyle,Karen Durheim,Phyllis Kiesz.Second row: Mary Ann Rempfer,Darlis Dain,Janice Heag1ey,Jean He1be1,Rose Kaul,Mary Ann Hoffman, Lorraine Geffre,Marva Lou Rau. Lapka,Mable Schock,Charlotte Eichelberg,Caroline Front row: Sylvia Rott,Esther Kaul,Rebecca Rath, Marlon Becker,Cralg Knudson,C1lfford Weisz,L1nda Muhlbeier. fl s P I ,. Xl 3 Exercising their vocal chords and al- most blasting Pirate Pete from his crowls nest, the pep club, led by the cheerlea- ders, sparked their team on to victory and proudly wore their new beanies. Lettermen, decked out in their new ro- yal blue and white jackets, not only displayed the school colors but also up- held LHS honor in setting an example of good sportsman- ship. a, Mari- wana f a' 'f'L2 s Q Rah for Our' side! Display Pep Club beanies. 7 15 ng , Q, 6 -ef? 2lg?,-Q Q 1 Y I L, in , 3 A . ., l as . .r g , V7 V 1165 X Z . 1 X X A , f f Q 1 A li LETTERMEN'S CLUB Back row: Billy Breitag,Leland Weishaar, James Breltag, Buddy Schaffer, Melvin Breitag,Sidney Schalble,C1lfford Weisz. Middle row:Arnold Lechner,Dean Krein,Alhert Erd- mann, Daune Bain, Larry Schnaldt, Melvin Serfoss, Gary Guthmlller, Mr. McPhee,adviser.Front row:James Schwahn, Frank Bain, Gary Breitag,Arlin Grabowska,E1mer Ketter- ling,Kenneth Weisz. 28

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Pt i 5 CARNIVAL ROYALTY Back row:Karen Durhelm, Kelly Crompton, Carol Walth, Marless Krein, Frank Bain, Arlen Guthmiller, Melvin Breitag,James Breitag.Mldd1e row:Sharon Heag1ey,Gla- dys Wagenmann, Imogene Smolnlsky, Lee Bain,Allan Mc- Colloch, Harry Adam. Front row: Patty Holmes, Bonita Glsi, Billy Schanzenbach, Greg Gill. But you should see the one you dldn't get! N' T + 6 L - J ,'.,.e, ' A 1 ' .n . X -, I ' ' I . k K . :gi Q Brother blows horn as sister blows top, adn .foo-Z' QM Paula 04011 Following the various skits, plays, and musical numbers presented by grade and high school students ln the carnival program on November M, the carnival proper got underway the next night with entertain- ment, games,and booths for all comers. Pirate Pete turned his head the other way as guests were fleec- ed, but beamed happily at the record loot left for activities, grades, and student council projects. - ' 5 V 3? fl, ,- . Q t 19 ? r X if jgrf 1 Juniors Frank Bain and Marless Krein reigned as carnival king and queen,whlle Imogene Smolnisky and Lee Bain,Frank's brother, represented the fifth grade as princess and prince. 29 All set for the Easter Parade. Smeckt gut! Kauf dir ah!