Leola High School - Buccaneer Yearbook (Leola, SD)

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IR. HI PREPARES FOR CLAN STATUS Jennette Bendewald James Brandner Carol Chellew Jennifer Classen Larry Cowherd Verrilee Gill Karjorie Glsl Evelyn Heagley Gerald Kaul Ralph Kranzler David Rath Pamela Rau Jerry Serfoss Sheilah Smolnisky Vary Spitzer Dallas Tschappat Susan Turnwall Arleen Vilhauer Gordon Zetterlund The Junior Hi, not yet a part of the Pirate Clan, is striving toward this goal. They are taking an active pert in school activities-- the first step toward becoming contributing members of the LHS Pirate Clan The eighth grade, pictured above, ohose as their class officers Sheilah Smolnisky, President; Gerald Kaul, Vice President; and Susan Turnwall,Sec- retary-Treasurer .The seventh grade ispictured below. Their class officers are James Reimer, President; Glenn Fischer, Vice President; and Allen Guthmiller, Secretary-Treasurer C L A S S 0 F F I C E R S Janet Brandner Glenn Fischer Charles Glaesrnan Allen Guthmiller Linda Hauck Gladys Haux Leslie Loebs Charles Mehlhaff James Reimer Glenda Rueb Robert Schilling Arden Sieh David Thomas John Zacher Pamela Zantow

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FRESHMEN JOIN LHS CAST Kathy Eender Judy Erandner Vicki Ettles Charlotte Fischer Connie Geffre Jeanie Geffre Jerald Gehring Mavis Gehring Jerry Heupel Carla Heyne Janice Hoffman Ronnie Kaaz Dixie Kemm Tony Kamm Paul Kindelspire Bonnie Kranzler Sheila Kranzler Kay Lapka Erenda Maier Milo Mohr Ruth Neuharth Douglas Opp Robert Opp Gwyn Pade Shirley Rohrbach Earl Rudolph Mary Lou Savler Lavonne Schaffer Patrick Schaffner Susan Scheuffele Dick Turnwall The freshmen class,who is just beginning their stint at LHS,has thirty-one members«They were initiated into the Pirate Clan at Kangaroo Court ceremonies on September 27, 1963« In retaliation,they will be doing the Initiating next year. The freshmen class has contributed its talents in sports, music, library club, pep club, and other LHS organizations Pirate Pete wishes them the best of luck in carrying on LHS traditions in future years Class officers, pictured at right, are Dixie Kamm, President; Jeanie Geffre, Vice President; and Jerry Heupel, Secretary-Treasurer 18 CLASS OFFICERS

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Students study - some work and not all play These girls assist students in finding reference materials0 Some fish for sup- per? This might have been said by some of the biology students as they were dissecting the fish High school girls' P.E. class asks you to play volley ball. Gosh, it never did that be- fore 1 This may be a common expression in the physics lab. Eookkeeping class works on practice set. Grade P E classes enjoy playing bad- minton Scene V 7th grade science class diligently reeds their as- s ignment. 20