Leola High School - Buccaneer Yearbook (Leola, SD)

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Instrumentalists polish musical technique WOUND-UP and ready to go, Mr. Guffey prepared for another hour of rehearsal. MAKING up the blow-hards” section of the bass and alto clarinet sections were Debbie Thorpe and Julie Hilgemann (above). Char- lotte Thomas (below) had last minute alter- ations on her uniform by Mr. Guffey. 26

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PEP CLUB members were: (first row) Mary Sieh, Rhondi Heibel, Colleen Rath, Linda Schaible, Peggy Lapka, Mary Schiltz, Nancy Fischer, Judy Rath, (second row) Kathy Geffre, Susan Valentine, Susan Swanson, Linda Shelbourn, Charlotte Thomas, Amy Neuharth, Julie Hilgemann, Debbie Thorpe, Karen Rau, Jane Opp, JoAnn Guthmiller, Kristi Kohlhoff, Patricia Hoffman, Ollie Weisser, Charlotte Fuehrer, Cindy Greeno, Betty Pat Heibel. (third row) LynnKoerner, Marilyn Berreth, Mavis Kindelspire, Jeanne Rath, Kathy Hoffman, Edie Sandmeier, Charlene Gisi, Joyce Geffre, Violet Schill, Cheryl Gisi, Karyl Schmidt, Karyn Schmidt, Theresa Schumacher, Dianne Skott, Cathleen Miller, (fourth row) Wayne Morrill, Myra Kaaz, Gail Rogers, Jean Zetterlund, Gloria Miller, Norma Kaaz, Diana Schumacher, Patty Sperle, Jacqueline Dockter, Leona Kal- las, Joann Geffre, Eileen Lapka, Gwen Counts, Rosalie Haux, Josephine Lapka, Linda Kracke. (fifth row) Bruce Bonnet, Sandra Guthmiller, Vonnie Geffre, Bonnie Geffre, Vicki Lechner, Linda Heupel, Beth Rath, Joyce Rau, Pam Albrecht, Shir- ley Lechner, June Hoffman, Dianna Schrum, Debby Rath, Wanda Zelmer, Linda Ehresman, Shirley Shelbourn, Paul Vilhauer. (sixth row) Randy Rau, Suzanne Weisser, Josie Meier, Evie Hoffman, Mary Kulm, Mary Fischer, Karen Zelmer, Barbara West, Susan Sieh, Debbie Morseth, Debra Kracke, Jane Beaver, Susan Glaesman, Tarrill Heibel, Ann Hohencker, Karen Serfoss, Jerome Lapka. (seventh row) Valerie Serfoss, Sharmain Fischer, Marjorie Opp, Noella Heyd, Mary Lee Larson, Linda Geffre, Laurel Schneider, Hazel Rath, Kathy Maier, Karen Rail, Correen Kindelspire, Joyce Opp, Kim Gill, Sonya Job, Joan Wolfe, Sandra Rath, Douglas Breitag. LEO LA high pep club members formed the nucleus of spirit for all home games. Pep boosters encourage spirit Boosting the different athletic teams was the duties of the cheerleaders and pep club members. A majority of the pep club members rode the pep buses to many out of town games. The five A team cheerleaders at- tended a cheering clinic in Aberdeen. The cheerleaders learned new cheers, the fundamentals of cheering, and how to keep up the pep. The Pep Club officers for the 1969- 1970 school year were: Sharmain Fischer, President; Jane Opp, Vice- president; and Marjorie Opp, Secre- tary-treasurer.

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 A BAND members were: (front row) Linda Schaible, Ollie Weisser, Marjorie Opp, Mary Sieh, Barbara West, Susan Swan- son, Karen Rau, Valerie Serfoss. (second row) Sandra Hoffman, Karen Rueb, Jane Beaver, Julie Hilgemann, Greg Haux, Terrance Ketterling, Joyce Rau, Kristi Kohlhoff, Charlotte Thomas, James Hoffman, JoAnn Guthmiller, Curtis Merkel, Suz- anne Weisser, Judy Rath, (third row) Debbie Morseth, Mavis Kindelspire, Mary Lee Larson, Wanda Hoffman, Mike Zacher, Gary Rueb, Patricia Hoffman, Mark Rath, Terry Zetterlund, Amy Neuharth, Debbie Thorpe, David Kulm, Roger Schilling, Stuart Neuharth, Janice Ketterling, Patricia Kulm. (standing) Susan Sieh, Debbie Blumhardt, Sharmain Fischer, Cindy Greeno, Lynn Koerner, Peter Weisser, Dwight Neuharth, and director Mick Guffey. Band participates in concerts, contests Getting new band uniforms was the highlight of the music department this year. Because they came a few weeks late, band members were unable to wear them in the Homecoming Parade. LHS band members played in three concerts this year. The music ranged from old stand- ards to the latest pop tunes. In April, they participated in the Regional Music Contest at Aberdeen and 15 members went to a band clin- ic in Ipswich. In January, 13 members tried out for All- State Band. The Pep Band entertained at home football and basketball games. 27 BATITONE players Terry Zetterland and Mark Rath work out rough spots on contest selections.