Leola High School - Buccaneer Yearbook (Leola, SD)

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Jay Schaffer Cathy Thielsen Kevin Wolf Senior Debora Jasmer was named the 1986 local DAR winner and was a SD representa- tive to Girls Nation. Four seniors attend Girls, Boys States There are many stars out where I come from. But down here LHS has a few stars of its own. Attending American Legion Boys State was Jay Schaffer, while Cyn- thia Hoffman and Debora Jasmer were Girls Staters. One of the things they all enjoyed during the week was meeting new friends. Hoffman and Jasmer said that they did not enjoy getting up early, but Schaffer said he was able to catch up on his sleep. Jasmer was one of the two girls selected from Girls State to represent South Dakota at Girls Nation in Washington, D.C. Jasmer enjoyed seeing our nation's capitol and said that she was ready to go back again. Nearby Tammy Guthmiller was at- tending Journalism City. While there the delegates put out a paper about Girls State events every day. Guthmiller said that working on the Girls State newspaper was really nerve wracking because the paper had to be put out every day, not every month like LHS Live. Jasmer was also named the recipi- ent of Leola High School's 1986 Daughters of the American Revo- lution Citizenship Award. Seniors 13

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Seniors Mark Hoffman, Tim Kessler, Rick Reis, Tammy Guthmiller and John Gra- bowska are caught joking around in the halls. 12 Seniors Stacey Sanborn 1986 Boys and Girls Staters include Tammy Guthmiller, Jay Schaffer, Cynthia Hoffman and Debora Jasmer.

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 jt derclassmen Junior Class officers are Secretary-Treasurer Right: Juniors Kristi Erdmann and Diane Luanna Hoffman, Vice President Kyle Yost reveal their true personalities during Steckler and President Diane Yost. FBLA Promotion Days. Below: Junior Janet Zulk has no problem hearing her teachers as the typical nerd. Junior Class pool efforts to put on prom The Junior Class spent a busy year preparing for the prom and for their futures. Most of the year was spent plan- ning for the prom. The juniors held many fundraisers, such as conces- sion stands at the games, a dance, raffles, a bake sale and two soup suppers to raise money. LeAnn Kessler stated, It was a lot of hard work to make it a success but it was worth it that night. Most of the class agreed that the prom was very costly and that raising enough money was a challenge. Getting the class to agree on what to do was also a difficult task. Putting on a prom brought the class closer to- gether, however, and taught them how to compromise. Prom was not the only highlight of the year for the juniors, however. Cindy Moser's most memorable ex- perience happened when she opened Faye Lechner's locker and a bird flew out. The highlights of Ja- net Zulk s year were beating Ips- wich and Mr. Beck's use of the fire extinguisher! Kristi Erdmann felt that being with her friends and having fun was the best part of her year. Zoli enjoys a bite to eat with sophomore Pam Jasmer. 14 Juniors