Leola High School - Buccaneer Yearbook (Leola, SD)

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Demonstrating the new copier pur- chased in 1985 is High School Principal Marvin Maule. In charge of keeping the school dis- trict's books is Business Manager Mrs. Mary Schaffer. Counting basketball gate receipts is School Secretary Mrs. Lila Rau. LHS Student Council members include Beth Blumhardt, Layne Lux. Keith Retzer, Jeri Sanborn. Joe Erdmann, Sid Feickert, Scott Geffre, Theresa Guth- miller, Brian Shafer, Jeff Berreth and Diane Yost. Administration 7

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Serving on the Leola School District Marilyn Erdmann, President Earl Rott, board has been responsible for construc- Board of Education are Milbert Kappes, Elvin Feickert and Elmer Zulk. The tion of LHS's new all-weather track. Freitag takes over Rioting, major foul-ups and stu- dent uprisings were all unheard of at LHS once again, thanks to the school system's administra- tion. Mr. William Freitag changed his role from math teacher to super- intendent and elementary prin- cipal this year. Besides running the helm, Freitag did everything from dealing with misbehaving grade schoolers to sharing horri- ble puns and profound wit with the high schoolers. Sitting near a large wooden pad- dle labeled ''Board of Educa- tion ' Mr. Marvin Maule added his 28th year to the Leola School District staff. Changes in col- lege-entrance requirements were a big concern for Maule, who must schedule the high school classes. The School Board, headed by President Earl Rott, was intent on completing the new track and field and hopes to improve the playground. Finding teachers for this year and next has proven to be a headache, while the school looks to add a Spanish class to the LHS curriculum. Mary Schaffer worked as busi- ness manager, and Lila Rau served as secretarial aide. Superintendent William Freitag com- pletes his freshman year at the helm of the Leola School District in May 1985. 6 Administration

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Virginia Bechtold Brad Beck John Daly Alverde Daniel Duane Daniel Ginny Freitag Julie George Jean Guffey Mick Guffey School salutes teachers For these fourteen individuals life for nine months out of every year revolves around the stu- dents of LHS. They arrive before 8:30 each morning and leave each after- noon with briefcases bulging with paperwork. For those in- volved with extra-curricular ac- tivities the days are even longer. It takes a special person to be a teacher. A teacher must have in- finite patience, enthusiasm, a sense of humor and dedication above and beyond the call of duty. I'm fortunate — my stu- dents are fortunate — that these men and women chose to make LHS their career. Teachers, I sa- lute you! Taking a break in the LHS library are staff members John Stolle, Duane Daniel, Al- verde Daniel, Jim Ochsner, Ginny Freitag, Mick Guffey, Ginger Bechtold, Jean Guffey, Ron Struck, Doris Hepperle, Brenda Jen- kins, Brad Beck, John Daly and Julie 8 Faculty