Leola High School - Buccaneer Yearbook (Leola, SD)

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LHSers cite cars, cats, hits Cats and cars, stereos and cycles — these were a few of LHSers' favorite things. Junior Tammy Guthmiller prized her cat Jessie, while classmate Beth Blumhardt cited her waterbed as her favorite possession. Senior Revi Schaible prized his car, while Kalie Rott favored his motorcycle for getting around. Favorite songs included Missing You ' Heaven, We Built This City and Rock Me Amadeus. At the movies LHSers enjoyed Rambo: First Blood, Youngblood, Back to the Future and Pretty in Pink. And of course, to the seniors the top on their list of favorites had to be graduation because for them it meant not the end but a new begin- ning. Senior Revi Schaible adds up the amount of his speeding ticket and balances it against the pleasures of owning his own car. A favorite pastime of Melissa Maroney and Tammy Guthmiller involves looking for the negative that will make the perfect print. Left: Tammy Guthmiller sits in the grass Above: Friendship is one of everyone's fa- with her favorite possession, her cat Jessie, vorite things, as Revi Schaible, Joni Duvall and Alan Geffre reveal. 8 Opening

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 Fancy footwork Academics Librarian reenters classroom For the first time in six years. Miss Virginia Bechtold was back in the classroom. Along with her duties as librarian, Bechtold taught fresh- man English. Grammar and literature were cov- ered by the new high schoolers. The highlight of their year was watching the movie Romeo and Ju- liet. Mrs. Julie George taught sopho- more and college-bound junior and senior English. George's most memorable moments came 'watch- ing the otherwise boisterous soph- omores become speechless during speeches. Non-college-bound English was taught by Mr. Duane Daniel. Dan- iel was also guidance counselor at Leola High. College-bound seniors Katie Evans and Me- lissa Maroney keep an eye on their grade averages as Mrs. Julie George looks on. 10 Academics