Leola High School - Buccaneer Yearbook (Leola, SD)

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Executive FBLA The 1985-86 Leola FBLA Chapter includes: Front Row: Diane Yost, Rhonda Reis, Terrill Guthmiller, Kris Erdmann. Second Row: Jodi Berreth, Kim Hatlewick, Marsha Mar- oney, Janet Zulk, Lynn Kessler, Deb Jasmer, LeAnn Kessler, Yoshimi Takaki. Third Row: Belinda' Rohwedder, Carmen Hoff- man, Tammy Guthmiller, Michele Mar- oney, Missy Kallas, Julie Hoffman, Cathy Thielsen, Melissa Maroney, Adviser Mrs. Doris Hepperle. Fourth Row: Marla Guth- miller, Theresa Guthmiller, Kevin Kolb, Donna Duvall, Joni Duvall, Kalie Rott. San- dra Bieber, Mike Kallas, Stacey Sanborn, Mary Serfoss, Kumi Omata, Wanda Mack, Melissa Bieber, Marilyn Ketterling and Roxy Schock. 28 FBLA

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The camera catches Julie Hoffman getting her horn out for an early morning practice. Bassoonist Deb Jasmer practices her solo for the spring concert as Mr. Guffey directs the band accompaniment. The band rehearses in the gym for the spring concert later in the evening. Three named to All-State Band Keeping in step, marching to the beat and blowing your own horn were more than just cliches for the Leola High School Band, under the direction of Mr. Mick Guffey. ing and in the Gypsy Day parade in Aberdeen. It also played at Christ- mas, spring and pops concerts, and for the local Memorial Day pro- gram. The band assembled every morn- ing during first period. Through- out the year the band played at sev- eral football, boys' basketball and girls' basketball games. Special performances of the year included marching for homecom- Several band members picked up extra pointers at a band clinic in Aberdeen and competed against other area musicians at the Region IV Music Contest at Northern State College. Tom Rath, Beth Blum- hardt and Deb Jasmer were named to All-State Band. Music 27

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I Those bringing home awards from the Hoffman, Jodi Berreth. Mike Kallas and Ke- spring conference include Melissa Maroney, vin Kolb Tammy Guthmiller. Carmen Hoffman, Julie 1984-85 state historian was Melissa Mar- oney. FBLA brings home 12 state awards Leola's Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) chapter came home with two new state offices and 12 awards from the South Dakota Spring Conference at Rapid City in April. Carmen Hoffman was elect- ed state historian and Tammy Guthmiller state reporter, while Leola's Melissa Maroney stepped down after a year as state historian. The FBLA chapter was quite active throughout the earlier part of the year as well, holding school cos- tume days during FBLA Week, hosting a fall leadership conference at Northern State College, deliver- ing food and caroling to Leola's el- der residents on Christmas, selling carnations for Valentine's Day and holding a business luncheon in May, which was accompanied by installation of the new local chap- ter officers. The chapter was advised by Mrs. Doris Hepperle. 1985-86 officers included Melissa Maroney, presi- dent; Joni Duvall, vice president; Jodi Berreth, secretary; Mike Kal- las, treasurer; Tammy Guthmiller, historian; Carmen Hoffman, re- porter; and Julie Hoffman, parlia- mentarian. FBLA 29