Leola High School - Buccaneer Yearbook (Leola, SD)

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TOUR LEOLA HIGH WITH THE LITTLEST PIRATE Hi! I'm the littlest Pirate. I have not been at Leola very long—only about a year--but already I think Leola High is the best school in the world. I'm not very big and no matter how hard I try, I just can't do all the things the big Pirates do. The basketball is too big; I get trampled in football; the desks are too high; and the books are too heavy. But I keep on trying and I like to watch the other kids do all the things they do: like playing foot- ball and basketball; con- ducting a class meeting; playing in the band; get- ting top grades in their classes; and working on the school paper. But, just listen to me! I didn't come here to talk about myself or to com- plain. I came to take you on a tour of Leola High and show you all the in- teresting and wonderful things that happened in 1969. Are you ready? O.K. Then, let's go! 3

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For His Guidance and Help In appreciation of his patience and understanding, we the senior class dedicate this • 1969 BUCCANEER to Mr. Ronald Frey. Mr. Frey has proven himself both a teacher and a friend through the many classes we have taken under him. While teaching us many important and interesting facts, Mr. Frey has also been a source of guidance and instruction. We thank you, Mr. Frey, for all you have done for us. We especially thank you for all those happy, unforgettable, and most of all, educational moments.

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 They Lead Us From Day To Day Under the supervision of Mr. Marvin Maule, the Student Council strived to improve the student-school relationship. Their two main activities are the planning of Homecoming and the Christmas Party. Promoting each high school class to prepare a float for Homecoming was one of the Student Council's newest projects. It also supervised the Sav- ings Stamp program. The organization is made up of two representatives from each class in high school. They represent the in- terests of each class and assist in many school functions. Back Row: JoAnn Guthmiller, Danny Sieh, Mary Schiltz, Judy Rath, Mr. Maule, advisor; Lance Gill. Seated: Henry Heag- ley. Vice-president; Betty Lapka, Linda Sc hill, Secretary- Treasurer; Glenda Rueb; President; John Zacher. Absent: Roger Feickert. The policy-making branch of our school system is the Leola Independent School Board. They establish school policy and also take care of the financial as- pects of the school. Through their efforts, the status of our school is maintained. They strive to advance all educational opportunities for the stu- dents at L.H.S. School board members standing are: Mr. Oscar Schilling, President; Dr. Otto Schnaidt, Mr. Gordon Mack, Mr. Donald Zetterlund. Seated are Mr. Frank Serfoss, Clerk; and Mr. Albert Berreth. Mrs. Emilie Mc- Millin completed her twenty-ninth year as treasurer of the Leola School District. HP !