Leola High School - Buccaneer Yearbook (Leola, SD)

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Missy Skott - Tami Freitag is both the LHS and McPherson County Daughters of the American Revolution Good Citizen. Graduates embark The things that the 1984 seniors will remember most about high school vary. Some will remember the classes, the teachers and the seemingly endless amounts of homework. Some will remember the people, those whom they couldn’t stand and those whom they consid- ered friends who were really “de- cent.” Some will recall special occa- sions — like the State Fair, home- coming, the State B’s, prom and graduation. Still others will think mostly about the way they felt, the emotions, good and bad, that they experienced throughout the year. Whatever it is they remember, one thing is sure. The seniors will never forget this part of their lives. They have grown from dependent children to independent adults in Leola School. They left to face their future, but they will always have their memories to pull them back. Seniors who spent the last twelve years together in Leola School are: LYING: Craig Bieber. SECOND ROW: Mark Geffre. Sheila Kallas, Cindi Schmidt. Den- nis Kolb, and Colin Hoffman. BACK ROW: Michelle Brandner. Lelsha Fauth. Trevor Guthmiller. Robert Mehlhoff, John Zulk. Tod Schanzenbach and Tony Geffre. John Zulk Seniors 13

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Members of the Long Lake Twelve Year four have gone all the way through school Club include Mark Maule. Bruce Kappes. together — first at Long Lake and later at Donna Shafer and Sandi Goebel. These Leola. Tod Schanzenbach Cindi Schmidt Donna Shafer 12 Seniors

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Brad Krein and Mark Maule try a little puter instructor Brenda Steiger in hopes “friendly persuasion on first-year com- of a better grade. Leisha Fauth is the surprised subject of a special LHS presentation of This Is Your Life. Senior class officers are President Brad Krein. Vice President Tod Schanzenbach and Secretary-Treasurer Colin Hoffman. 14 Seniors