Leola High School - Buccaneer Yearbook (Leola, SD)

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Starting out together as Freshmen on the Road to Edu- cation, we have come to a fork in that Road. We now have to decide whether to continue our education or start work- ing. But looking back over our high school days, we will see that it was well worth the effort, that we did gain a little knowledge and understanding, and that we did have fun together» Highlighting our Freshmen year at LHS was, of course, initiation. Most of us participated In it willingly, and looked forward to our Sophomore year when we could inflict more of the same on new recruits» As Freshmen and Sophomores, we participa- ted in music, sports, and school plays. Al- though we were just beginners, we learned everything well enough to become leaders in our Junior and Senior years. As a class, the only party we ever sponsored was the Junior-Senior Prom in the spring of 1962. The theme for the banquet was South Dakota. So, naturally, the main dish served was pheasant. The pheasant for the banquet was obtained during hunting trips, which the boys in the class went on with Mr. Kraft. In the fall of 1961, the boys shot over 90 pheasants and stored them in lockers until spring. The girls, incidentally, were in charge of cleaning the came back pheasants At the end of our Junior year, Charlotte Kehlhaff was chosen as Girl's Stater and Paul Holmes as Boy's Stater» We started our Senior year with a great success; we beat Eureka in a football ganie‘urv, We llke her still, the stiller ,=hO0r th reopened in the fall. MARCELLA ZACHER to a torn- up high school building and a skel- etal struc- ture, which is now our new grade school and auditorium. Things were pretty confused for a while, with band practice in the Temple and assemblies in the Legion Hall. Initiation and the choosing of the best- dressed pirates were held in the Legion Hall, with the coronation of the Home- coming king and queen being held uptown. The Homecoming king and queen for 1962 were Faye Kindelspire and Harv Gisi. During the football season in which the win over Eureka was the only victory Harv Gisi made All- State on the honorable mention list. In November, we went to Aberdeen for college night and even if some of us decided not to go to college, we at least started thinking about our future. In February, our class and our advisor, Mr. Kraft, made a trip to Pierre to see the legislature in action. We were met on the capitol steps by Rep. Calvin Hilgemann, and he introduced us to the other Representatives while they were in session. Also during our Senior year, Marcella Zacher was chosen as D.A.R. candidate and Carmel Turnwall won the Eetty Crocker Homemaker Award. We have completed four years of high school together and as the song goes, the future will find us gone our separate ways. But we can always look in this Buc- caneer and remember and enjoy the many things we did toge- ther in high school.

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LINDA SPITZHR It a not what you do; It's what you get away with. GERALDINE TSCHAPPAT Don’t let that innocent look fool you. CARMEL TURNWALL She's quiet, but you never know what she's thinking. LARUE VILHAUER Someone must be serious in a world like ours.

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James Stanley Shurlo Leo Donald Schumacher Schock Serfoss Vilhauer Wolff Vanguard Next Year Wilton Linda Warren Patty Hoffman Durheim Schumacher Pewinga S.C. Rep. S C, Sec, Vice-Pres. Pres. Nancy Richard Darlane Kindelspire Reimer Opp Sec.Treas. S.C.V.Pres. S C. Rep. Gerald John Leland Louis Leslie Idella Leslie Bonnie Bender Eender Berreth Cowherd Fauth Peickert Peiock Gisi Cynthia Karen Mike Carol Charlotte Rott Schafer Schaffner Schaible Schaible Sheila William Curtis Scheid Schanzenbach Schell Theedra Larry Shelia Richard Heyne Hoffman Huber Jasmer Carrold Richard Audrey Kempf Ketterling Kolb Gary Kenneth Mona Sharon James Sharon Leberman Liedle Liedle Mclntire Miller Mohr Henry Lapka Myrna Larry Morrill Ottenbacher