Leola High School - Buccaneer Yearbook (Leola, SD)

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Library offers resources The aim of the Library Club was active service in the library. Its mem- bers learned to become more familiar with all the materials and where they were located. To operate more affectively this year there were two separate groups, a high school and a junior high. The junior high under the guidance of older members perform most of the daily housekeeping duties. Senior high members spent most of their time at the circulation desk, shelving books, reading shelves, repairing books, and building the information file which was available to both teachers and stu- dents. Usually towards the latter part of the year, the club members award themselves with a special outing, which was eagerly planned and looked forward to. Senior high officers this year were: Kris Kohlhoff, president; Peggy Lap- ka, vice-president; Debbie Rath, sec- retary; and Suzanne Weisser, treasurer. Junior high officers were: Cindy Haux, president; Patti Kulm, vice- president; Cynthia Brandner, secre- tary; and Dale Nesby, treasurer. HIGH SCHOOL LIBRARY club members were: (seated) Cindy Greeno, Karen Rau, Debbie Rath, Kris Kohlhoff, Peggy Lapka, Suzanne Weisser, Mrs. Kindel- spire. (standing) Ollie Weisser, Jo Ann Guthmiller, Julie Hilgemann, Leona Kallas, Debbie Thorpe, Rosalie Haux, Jackie Docktor, Amy Neuharth, Jane Opp, Eileen Lapka, Charlotte Thomas, Correen Kindelspire, Gwen Counts, Jane Beaver, Wanda Zelmer, Josephine Lapka, Joyce Opp, Susie Sieh, Susan Glaese- raan, Karen Serfoss, Jean Zetterlund, Susie Swanson, Debbie Kracke, Jo Ann Geffre, Norma Kaaz, Betty Pat Heibel. 22 LEARNING to get full benefits from the library, seventh graders search diligently for resource material for reports. JUNIOR HIGH LIBRARY members were: (seated) Cindy Guthmiller, Kathy Geffre, Cindy Haux, Shirley Kallas, Sandra Buechler, Gail Gef- fre, Patty Schemp, Bonnie Schmidt, Charlotte Jean Hoffman, Diane Glaeseman, Patty Kulra. (standing) Robin Rau, Geraldine Geffre, Barbara Lewis, Kim Becker, Mrs. Kindelspire, Mrs. Schilling, Monica Rott, Deborah Glaeseman. WORKING at the typewriter and helping with various other duties, Mrs. Schilling assisted Mrs. Kindelspire in running the library.

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DOING the preliminary planning on the 1970 yearbook were Ollie Weisser, Linda Schaible, Mary Sieh, Charlotte Thomas and Margie Opp. WORKING on the sports layouts for the annual was Dale Zetter- iund, senior. Buccaneer records school year Headed by Co-editors Margie Opp and Linda Schaible, and Assistant Editor Charlotte Thomas, the annual staff was able to compile and produce the 1970 BUCCANEER. Other members of the staff were Mary Sieh, Ollie Weis- ser, and Dale Zetterlund. Photographers were Sharmain Fischer and Lynn Koerner. The staff was assisted by Charlotte Fuehrer, Julie Hilgemann, JoAnn Guthmiller, Debbie Thorpe, and Diana Schumacher. Staff artist was Kim Gill. SKETCHING the art work for the yearbook was Kim Gill. TYPISTS Debbie Thorpe, JoAnn Guthmiller, and Julie Hilge- mann helped to complete the 1970 Buccaneer.

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A GUEST SPEAKER during F.H.A. Week was Dr. Okonkwa, a professor of biology at Huron College. He spoke on his native homeland of Biafra. RECIPIENT of the Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow Award was Marjorie Opp. ACTING as chaperones and attending the FHA meetings were FHA mothers, Mrs. Eldora Morrison, Mrs. Violet Fischer, and Mrs. Margaret Kindelspire. Homemakers form organization The homemaking girls organized a chapter of Future Homemakers of America for the first time in the history of Leola High School. Various delegates attended the state meeting of Fu- ture Homemakers of America. The first official meet- ing was held in November. Highlights of the year were the election of the first officers, adopting the constitution, selecting chapter mothers, making a banner, holding various money mak- ing projects, hosting various guest speakers, attending the region meeting, and attending a meeting in Eureka. The main highlight of the year was being accepted into Region I as an official Chapter of Future Home- makers of America. F.H.A. OFFICERS were: (seated at table) Songleader Suzanne Weisser,Parliamentarian Betty Pat Heibel, (stand- ing) Advisor Marsha Mount (at table) Secretary Ollie Weis- ser, President Charlotte Fuehrer, Vice President Debbie Rath, Treasurer Diana Schumacher, Historian Sharmain Fischer. F.H.A, members were: (second row) Linda Schaible, Valerie Serfoss, Mary Sieh, Cindy Greeno (third row) Marjorie Opp, Bonnie Geffre, Sandra Guthmiller, Jean Zetterlund (fourth row') Joyce Rau, Susan Valentine, Myra Kaaz, Kathleen Geffre, Josephine Lapka, Theresa Schu- macher, Joyce Geffre (fifth row) Norma Kaaz, Patty Sperle, Linda Kracke, Gail Rogers, Cheryl Gisi, Charlene Gisi, Kathryn Hoffman, Violet Schill, (sixth row) Gloria Miller, Vickie Lechner, Karen Serfoss, Cathleen Miller, Correen Kindelspire, Wanda Zelmer, Eillen Lapka, Gwen Counts. 23