Leola High School - Buccaneer Yearbook (Leola, SD)

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Honors Reflect Senior Effort Numerous honors were given to outstanding f73'ers. Between 50% and 55% of the senior class was al- ways recognized on the honor roll. Four were named Outstanding Teenagers of America. Six seniors had their biographies printed in Who's Who. A DAR representative was chosen, and many se- niors were recognized with additional honors on Awards Night. Participation and hard work in extracurricular activities also reaped their rewards. Band letters and chorus awards were precious to seniors. Out- standing senior athletes were given special recog- nition. Stu Neuharth was honored by being chosen as a member of the All-State Football Team. These awards reflect only a small portion of what was actually gained at school. Dale Kolb Leona Kallas Mavis Kindelspire

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■ Rhondi Heibel Noelle Heyd Evie Hoffman Rodney Hoffman Activities out of the classroom were of significant value and hold prominent places in the minds of the seniors. School highlights were cherished especially by the graduat- ing because of a bond of last year togetherness and friend- ship. The first liveliness of 1973 centered around Homecoming events. Senior enthusiasm prevailed throughout the festi- vities and was rewarded with the big game victory. The traditional trip to Pierre on ’’Government Day” im- proved the class's comprehension of politics. Special attention given to the visitors by the State legislators was appreciated. The Junior-Senior Prom was one of the most anticipated, enjoyed, and cherished social happenings of 1973. The Seniors were honored by the fact that the evening was dedicated to them and took full advantage of the night. After school and weekend activities were a part of Senior life. Each of these noncurricular events, in its own way, played a major role in forming the memories of the Class of '73. 7

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Deborah Kracke Mary Kulm Upper left: Working in the lab is the more exciting part of chemistry. Here Denise Firmeza and Dorinda Daniel assist Debbie Morseth with an experiment. Upper right: Honor Students are (back row, left to right) Dorinda Daniel, Nan- cy Fischer, Jane Beaver, Jeanne Logan; (front row) Debbie Kracke, Susie Sieh (Highest Honor), and Debbie Morseth. Lower left: Fifteen seniors shared twelve sometimes dull, sometimes ex- citing, years of school. Members of the Twelve Year Club are (on the slide, from left to right): Lee Rau, Roger Schilling, Stu Neuharth, Greg Haux, Mary Kulm, Marilyn Berreth, Brian Breitag, Susan Glaesman, Kerry Gill, (On the ground) Rosalie Haux, Mike Zacher, Rhondi Heibel, Jerome Schaffner, Susie Swanson, and Arnie Schock. Below: Susie Sieh is Leolars Betty Crocker Homemaker for 1973. 9 Charles Lapka Jeanne Logan Josie Meier