Leola High School - Buccaneer Yearbook (Leola, SD)

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Michelle Brandner and Donna Shafer visit while Brad Krein behaves in his usual way. Dan Erdmann Leisha Fauth Dan Erdmann finds out that a stapler in weapon as the two of them work on an the hands of Dallas Johnson is a lethal upholstering project for home ec. Seniors 7

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Craig Bieber Seniors look ahead, reflect back The Class of 1984 reflected on the past and made plans for the fu- ture as their graduation drew near. Twelve class members have made plans to enter college and six to attend vocational school after completing high school. Three sen- iors plan to enter the work force, and one will join the armed forces. Only two members of the class re- mained undecided about their fu- ture plans as graduation rolled around. The seniors reminisced about the good times they had had together. Some of their more memorable events included their class trip to Pierre, the senior banquet and the digging up of a time capsule which they had buried while in Mrs. Leona Kulm’s fourth grade class. The Senior Class gathers to read infor- the class when they were in Mrs. Leo- mation from a time capsule buried by na Kulm’s fourth grade class. Michelle Brandner Rob Dutenhoffer 6 Seniors

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Librarian Virginia Bechtold gives Michelle Brandner some pointers on her research pa- per. Mark Geffre Tony Geffre The seniors kept active in a vari- ety of ways. Many were involved in sports and music. Future Business Leaders of America and other extra- curricular functions also occupied a large part of their time. Classes and schoolwork kept them busy during the school day. A variety of academic courses were offered to the seniors this year. Seniors had the opportunity to en- roll in drama, advanced math, phy- sics, art, journalism, home ec, shop, computer programing and office procedures, in addition to the stan- dard English and social studies courses. Sandi Geobel Trevor Guthmiller 8 Seniors