Leola High School - Buccaneer Yearbook (Leola, SD)

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Your Guidance and Leadership Will Be Remembered These were the formative years . .. Because of your sincerity, patience, instruction, and friendship, we are more capable of facing the world we live in. As our way of saying thank you, we, the Senior Class of 1968 dedicate to you, Mr. and Mrs. Gary Hepperle, our 1968 BUCCANEER. 5

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Time is behind us, with us, and before us. But in the 1968 Bucca- neer, time is captive. It is our intention to ffcapture,! your memo- ries of this past year. Time moves on and so must we. The knowl- edge and the experi- ence we have gained here will help us to con- fidently face the real- ity of tomorrow.

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Efficient Leadership Aids Growth and Progress The Leola Independent School Board acted as the governing body of the Leola School District No. 2 for the 1967-68 school year. Establishing school policy and the fiscal budget are a part of their work. The mem- bers of the school board are from left: Mr. Oscar Schilling, Dr. Otto Schnaidt, Mr. Gordon Mack, Mr. Donald Zetterlund. Seated from left are: Mr. Frank Serfoss, Clerk; and Mr. Albert Berreth, President. Mrs. Emilie McMillin, treasurer of the Leola School District, completed her twenty-eighth year in this capacity. The Student Council, acting as the elected representatives of LHS students, supervised various Homecoming activities and the Christmas party. Members of the Student Council are third row from left: Sheri Geffre, Linda Schiltz, Marilyn Hoffman, and Colleen Rath. Second row: Nancy Greeno, Secretary-Treasurer; David Harris, President; and Gordon Zetterlund, Vice-President. First row: James Reimer, James Brandner, John Lapka, and Wayne Morrill. James Reimer, junior rep- resentative, decorated the high places in preparation for the annual Christmas Party. 6