Leola High School - Buccaneer Yearbook (Leola, SD)

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Teachers view each other's gifts from clansmen at the high school Christmas party held on the main deck on December 2lu fyoA tlte Cnew-'A Qood Jliey'oe Pn u Ued Ruling the roost and steering seniors through their last year are,stan- dingrEsther Kaul and Reu- ben Schock, student coun- cil representatives; sit- ting:Marless Krein,secre- tary-treasurer ; Dari is Bain,vice-president; Janice Heagley, president. Junior officers took the responsibilities of lead- ing the class through its busiest year. They are Mary Ann Hoffman and Mel- vin Brel tag,student coun- cil;Leland Weishaar, sec- retary-treasurer; Kelli Crompton, vice-president; and Rose Kaul,president . Hub of school activities, the assembly or study hall also houses the lib- rary. Roll cal1,announce- ments, elections,pep ral- lies, study, storage for books and papers-all are carried on on Petefs main deck the year round.Star- ting on the east,freshmen gradually move west into seats closer to the door as they advance scholas- tically and finally leave the last row on the west as graduating seniors. Id OuA Qood Ship. attcute. Sailed Anxious to repay last yearfs favors sophomore officers had a lot of fun planning initiation of freshmen. Sitting are Dianne K1Ine,secretary- treasurer; Dwight Eichelberg, pres- ident; standing are Glenn Jakober, student council; Mary Ann Rempfer, vice-president; and Sharon Ehley, student council. Planning how to ward off the sophomores was the job of freshman officers. Sitting, Dianne Hoffman, secretary- treasurer; Kathy Kohlhoff, student council; Leta Ehley, president. Standing,CarroId Kraemer, student council;Pe- ter Holmes, vice-president.

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deceived Onto the Pistole. Clast 1liey'oe Slanted on Hue fyousi-tyea i Plan After being initiated into LHS, the freshmen did their share by putting on a school party and partici- pating in the school plays. Now they are looking for- ward to being sophomores with the right of initiating next years1 freshmen. Thomas Bell Glenn Bender Ruby Binder Nancy Bonnett This just Isnft our day! Thomas Crompton Leta Ehley Randall Fauth Frances Fuehrer Diana GIsi Rueben Glaesraan Glen Grabowska Robert Hamrarich Larry Heupel Dianne Hoffman Donald Hoffman Gary Hoffman Peter Holmes Myra Humann Kathy Kohlhoff Carrold Kraemer Bernerd Krein Carol Kusler Arlyss Layton Richard Layton LeRoy Mack Allan McColloch Ted Meidinger Cathleen Schanzenbach Carolyn Schumacher Ann Smolnisky Delight Sperle Gladys Wagemann Larry Walker Joseph Zacher

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PGAfoUpciio RpeJUf McAo, 9 iiUaiio t Best dressed Pirates chosen from the Pirate clan following Homecoming cere- monies were, reading from the ends,Shei- lah SmoIni sky and Robert Schilling, rep- resenting the lower grades; Bonnie Gisi and Jeffrey Kohlhoff, upper grades; and Norma Barker and Kenneth Sperle, high school. Blind date? Ach, weh! Everybody but the freshmen enjoyed the Initiation staged by the sophomores. The Pirate gridiron victory following the parade and coronation in the afternoon left the clan in a happy mood for the eve- ning Homecoming dance. Ish! Worms! 18 Leggo me!