Leola High School - Buccaneer Yearbook (Leola, SD)

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Richard Ketterling, Leslie Fauthf Louis Cowherd, Stanley Albrecht, Warren Schumacher, Lyle Schaible, Coach Robert Schumacher Phil Cowherd, Charles Jakober, Harvey Gisi, Larry Hoffman Richard Jasmer, Paul Holmes, Venture to Gain Victory Managers Prepare Equipment Student managers Larry Rau, John Bender, and Richard Reimer had a difficult job this year. During the first part of the basketball sea- son, they had to have the equip- ment packed and ready to go al- most twice a week They were hindered in their usual tasks be- cause of construction work on the locker rooms Cage Scores A E W T w T Ipswich 1+8 20 30 20 T Eureka 33 1+5 1+9 27 T Faulkton 1+1 31 28 9 T Selby 35 1+9 33 1+2 T Roscoe 1+1+ Ui 36 32 T tfDoland 37 31 21+ 23 T Northville 37 1+2 37 35 T Proton 1 7 US 30 19 T Aberdeen Jrs 1+1+ 51 T Cresbard 1 1 38 30 25 H •«•Doland 39 1+9 30 16 H Agar 1+8 61+ ABER Columbia 51 l+o 25 17 H Eureka 51 35 30 17 H Aberdeen Jrs 1+6 1+8 28 1+0 H ■«Groton 52 50 29 19 H Conference Tourney Groton 29 l . 1 Aberdeen Jrs. J4.6 I4I4. District Tournev Faulkton L . 1 I4.2 Conference Games 27

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Standing from left to right: Coach Robert Schumacher, Stanley Hoffman, Harvey Gisi, Larry Ottenbacher, Richard Jasmer, Lyle Schaible, Paul Holmes, Gary Leberman, Warren Schumacher, James Schumacher, Larry Hoffman, Allen Kaaz, Stanley Schock, Charles Jakober, and Coach Gordon Schanzenbach. Second RowrStudent Manager Larry Rau, Carrold Kempf,Gary Schanzenbach,Ronald Kaaz,Stanley Albrecht,Phil Cowherd,Richard Ketterling, Louis Cowherd,Mike Schaffner,Leslie Pauth, Wilton Hoffman, Charles Rueb,James Miller, Richard Reimer, and Student Manager John Bender. Third Row: Ralph Kranzler, Robert Opp, Greg Gill, Donald Wolf,Keith Grabowska, Jeff Kohlhoff,Steven Weisenburger, Perry Aman, Sam Lechner, Pat Schaffner, Tony Kamm, Larry Cowherd. Fought With Valor Senior Pirates Standing: Lyle Schaible, end; Paul Holmes, back. Kneeling: Charles Jakober, end; Harvey Gisi,back; Charles Rueb, line; and Stanley Albrecht, back. 26 After winning a hard fought battle 7-0 over our west-end rivals, the Pirates football squad cooled off. The Leole Pirates and Groton Tigers were both unable to score in the first conference game. The result was a score- less tie. The Aberdeen Jrs. eventually proved to be too tough for the young Pirates. With the Pirates on the Junior one yard line, the game ended 26-25 . The Doland game proved to be as exciting as the previous week's battle. A Leola fumble in the dying seconds set up a Doland score that gave them a 13-7 victory. Leola's homecrming game saw the Eritton Fraves crush the Pirates 19-0. In the last game of the sea- son, the Aberdeen Soph. also kept the Pirates scoreless, as they won 20-0. Season record for 1962 was 1-U-l.

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Mr Robert Schumacher Head Coach Mr. Gordon Schanzenbach Mr. Gerald Doebbert Assistant Coach Assistant Coach Coach The Squad The basketball squad ended this year's season with a 10-win and 9-loss record. Like everyone else, the basket- ball squad had to put up with the incon- veniences that were brought on by the construction work. The season started with the squad do- ing exercises in the locker room. When the weather permitted, they practiced handling the ball on the court behind the school building. The squad did more traveling than us- ual this year. For approximately four, weeks they practiced two nights a week in the National Guard Armory in Aberdeen. Charlie (guard) Lyle (forward) Larry (forward) 28