Leola High School - Buccaneer Yearbook (Leola, SD)

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Computer programs that work give smiles to Cynthia Hoffman, Missy Kallas and Kim Hatlewick. Sophomores learn to speak, dissect The sophomores spent half of their year in English class giving speeches, including demonstration and sales speeches. Kevin Wolf gave a memorable sales speech in which he attempted to sell a vibrator. Tammy Guthmiller sold a robot which looked remark- ably like Carmen Hoffman. Mr. Beck's biology class went on field trips to Ordway Prairie and Sand Lake Wildlife Refuge. Later in the year the class dissected earthworms, grasshoppers, clams, frogs and fetal pigs. For the first time in years, the class also sponsored a Sweetheart Ball to help celebrate Valentine's Day and to raise money for next year's prom and banquet. Mark Hoffman Deb Jasmer Missy Kallas Tim Kessler Layne Lux Mike Polinsky Rick Reis Belinda Rohwedder Stacey Sanborn Jay Schaffer Cathy Thielsen Kevin Wolf Sophomores 21

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 a i 1 x haT£ It ) X rHAT happbks b? tj r cS j Sophomores Kristi Bieber and Mike Polinsky complete a draft- ing assignment as a part of their industrial arts class. Homecoming punk rockers include. Front Row: Kim Hatlewick, Carmen Hoffman and Kristi Bieber. Back Row. Belinda Rohwed- der, Cathy Thielsen, Missy Kallas, Melissa Bieber, Stacey San- born and Deb Jasmer. Kristi Bieber Melissa Bieber Beth Blumhardt Katja Eckbo John Grabowska Tammy Guthmiller Kim Hatlewick Gary Henderson Carmen Hoffman Cynthia Hoffman 20 Sophomores

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LHS hosts Norwegian student This year for the first time in quite a few years, my halls were home to a foreign exchange student. She was 5'8 15-year old, blond-haired, blue-eyed Katja Matheson Eckbo from Oslo, Norway, where she lives with her father. During her stay Katja was involved in FBLA and Swing Choir. She also served as assistant student man- ager for the girls' basketball team. Her classes consist- ed of English II, U.S. history, world history, two home economics classes and chorus. At first, Katja found it difficult to speak English all the time and also discovered herself to be a little homesick. She missed her friends back in Norway but soon made new friends here. At the end of the year she could be found in the halls with her talking camera, collecting snapshots and memories to share with her family and friends back in Norway. What did Katja enjoy most about LHS? The people. Katja will most remember getting to know the kids, the teachers and the American school system. In her year at LHS Katja lived with the Earl Rott family. Katja Eckbo and Melissa Maroney take advantage of study time in the library to catch up on their assignments. Katja Eckbo and Sid Feickert exchange gossip in the hall be- tween classes. Katja Eckbo finds that school in the United States keeps her busy, as this pile of books demonstrates. 22 Sophomores