Leola High School - Buccaneer Yearbook (Leola, SD)

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Eack row from left to right: Mary Kay Guthmlller, Charlotte Schaible, Margie Schell, Billy Schanzenbach, Curtis Schell, James Schumacher, Ronnie Kaaz. Third row; Gwyn Pade, Dixie Kamm, Robert Opp, Duane Fauth, Richard Reimer, Wilton Hoffman. Second row: Sharon Mclntire, Brenda Maier, Jenny Schumack, Dorothy Heagley, Ruth Neuharth, Percy Kautz. Front row: Kathy Bender, Sheila Kranzler, Eunice Jakober, Carol Hilgemann, Dorothy Neuharth, and Nancy Kindelspire. ACAPELLA CHOIR PERFORMS FOR CONTEST I had lather than foity schillings I ALL STATERS SELECTED These three were selected to parti- cipate in All-State chorus which was held on November 9th in Aberdeen. The chorus sang nine songs finishing the program with the,,Battle Hymn of Repub- lic.11 These persons are from left to right: Barbara Maier, Richard Reimer, and Carol Hilgemann. had my Book of Songs and Sonnets here. Combining entertainment with pleasure, the mixed chorus is one of the lar- gest extra-curricular ac- tivities in our school system. Girls chorus has again been added to our list of musical activities. This year the mixed chorus and girls chorus enter- tained at the Christmas and Spring Concerts. 29

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Back row from left to right: Jeff Kohlhoff, Carrold Kempf, John Bender, Gerald Eender, Gail Fischer, Donna Lammle, Sheila Scheid. Third row: Greg Gill, Virgil Maier, Leon Bender, Kenny Hoffman, Imogen© Smolnisky, Sharon Gehring, Barbara Maier. Second row: Mr. Maule, Sherry Pade, Helen Chellew, Gwen Rueb, Gwen Schock, Sheila Huber, Judy Geffre. Front row: Dianne Albrecht, Joyce Schumacher, Mavis Gehring, Theedre Heyne, and Idella Feickert. ACAPELLA CHOIR PERFORMS FOR CONCERT I had rather than forty schillings I had my Book of Songs and Sonnets here. SINGING SOLOIST Her voice was ever soft, gentle, an excellent thing The only vocal soloist this year is Barbara Maier. She sang at the Christmas and Spring Concerts. ACT II Seta I SEXTET Such harmony is in immortal souls Entertaining at PTA,banque ts , and concerts the sextet is very active. The sextet this year consists of five juniors and one soph- omore. From left to right they are: Joyce Schumacher, Dianne Albrecht, Barbara Maier. Imogene Smolnisky, Carol Hilgemann, and ac- companist Idella Feickert.Missing is Sharon Gehring. 28

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Girls Glee Club Serenades Back row from left to right: Sherry Fade,Joyce Schumacher, Helen Chellew.Gall Fischer, Margie Schell,Mary Kay Guthmiller, Imogene Smolnisky, Ruth Neuharth, and Charlotte Schaible. Third row: Sheila Scheid, Gwen Rueb, Dixie Kamm, Gwyn Pade, Brenda Maier, Sharon Gehring, Barb Maier, Percy Kautz. Second row: Mr. Meule, Dorothy Neuharth, Dorothy Heagley, Sheila Huber, Gwen Schock, Mavis Gehring, Sharon Mclntire, Jenny Schumack, Eunice Jakober. Front row: Dianne Albrecht, Judy Geffre, Theedra Heyne, Idella Feickert, Kathy Eender, Sheila Kranzler, Carol Hilgemann, and Nancy Kindelspire. SINGING FOUR Rude sea grew civil at their song Performing at the Soil Conservation Ban- quet, Awards Night and PTA, the Boy’s Quar- tet did very well. Prom left to right they are Kenny Hoffman, Carrold Kempf, Wilton Hoffman, and Richard Relmer. The band members have had to pet up bright and early this year be- cause of the change in the starting time from 8:30 to 8:18. ost of our musicians are on time,but those who aren’t spend time after school. The new band room and practice rooms are enjoyed by all the students. Participating in the Spring and Christmas concerts were the band, mixed chorus, and the soloists. The only band clinic this year was held atColumbia on February seventeenth. Seventeen students attended the clinic with six other schools from 8round the area. The full band,mixed chorus, sex- tet,and numerous soloists took part in the Region II Music Contest in Aberdeen, April tenth and eleventh. At the contest they sight read and played various musical selections. Mr. Maul© has been directing the band and chorus for the past eight year9.He keeps a full band and cho- rus by adding and enlarging from a large reserve of beginner students. These additions help fill the gap which the seniors will create. This year’s musical activities have proven to be both entertaining and educational for all the musici- ans concerned. Scene II 30