Leola High School - Buccaneer Yearbook (Leola, SD)

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PROGRAM Master of Ceremonies .... Sid Feickert Invocation Welcome Acceptance Speech .. ... Mark Maule “Don’t Let It End . Class Prophecy .. Jeri Sanborn Class Will “NEVER GONNA LET YOU GO .. . .Jeri Sanborn Sid Feickert Benediction LEFT: Ross Merkel and Kim Kessler take time out from dancing to listen to the music and enjoy the scenery. BELOW: Members of the Junior and Senior Classes and their dates dance to the music of Switch. Ron Glaesman and Cathy Thielsen participate in the Grand March across the gym floor. Prom 21

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Jeri Sanborn and Sid Feickert entertain the guests with their rendition of the theme song. Never Gonna Let You Go. Brad Krein represents the Senior Class in reading the class wills. Shawna Rott. Julie Hoffman. Troy Grabowska and Rob Waltman enjoy the evening's meal. Bruce Mack. Robert Mehlhoff. Beth Blumhardt. Colin Hoffman and Donna Duvall fill their plates with food catered by the HiWay Cafe. 20 Prom

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Valedictorian Tami Freitag delivers the valedictory address to commencement guests on behalf of her classmates. Class of ’84 enters the world The LHS Class of 1984 entered the world of adulthood with commencement exercises Friday, May 11 at 7:30 p.m. Guest speaker for the evening was South Dakota Secre- tary of State Alice Kundert, who encouraged the gradu- ates to do their best always and never to take themselves too seriously. Also speaking was Valedictorian Tami Frei- tag, who, on behalf of her classmates, said good-bye to LHS. Principal Marvin Maule recommended the 24 members of the Class of ’84 for graduation, and diplomas were conferred by President of the Board of Education Elvin Feickert. Music was provided by the Swing Choir, under the direction of Mr. Jim Ochsner. Invocation and benediction were given by the Reverend Richard Kothe of St. Paul’s Lutheran Church, who also delivered the baccalaureate sermon on Sunday, May 6. “One goal reached and many beyond” was the motto chosen by the Senior Class, who also selected lavender and purple as their class colors and the white rose as their class flower. The Class of 1984 shares a last few moments together as they wait for ceremonies to begin. 22 Graduation Trevor Guthmiller signs Leisha Fauth's mortarboard while wait- ing to enter the gym.