Leola High School - Buccaneer Yearbook (Leola, SD)

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Sophomore Class officers are Philip Kallas, vice-president; Polly Kindelspire, secretary treasurer; and Tarri Rott, president. Sophomores Lynn Kessler and Mary Kallas take time out from their studies to enjoy lunch. Pamela Jasmer Mary Kallas Philip Kallas Kenneth Kessler Lynn Kessler Polly Kindelspire Doreen Layton Jim Morrison Brian Grabowska Georgia Guthmiller Brenda Hatlewick 18 Sophomores

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Junior Paul Christian explores Eric Heiser's unique locker. Junior Kamie Redman plays the clarinet in the LHS band. Sophomore Georgia Guthmiller can usually be found talking on a telephone or with friends. Transfer students adjust to LHS I was not the only new face at LHS this year. Attending classes at LHS was a different experience for three other transfer students, all of whom came to Leola from larger schools. Juniors Paul Christian and Kamie Redman and sophomore Georgia Guthmiller are transfer students new to LHS this year. Christian is originally from Mil- bank, S.D. At LHS Christian was a member of the football team and weight club. He enjoys hunting, fishing, horseback riding and be- ing with friends. After he graduates from high school, Christian plans on going to school to become a hunting guide in the Rocky Moun- tains. Talking about himself, Christian states, “I like hunting as much as possible. I think that the best part of the day is the early morning sunrise, and I do not like to talk about myself!' But when asked, he adds, ' I don't mind being called Vern. Redman went to LHS for the first three months of school. She is ori- ginally from Mitchellville, Iowa. At LHS Redman was a girls' bas- ketball cheerleader and a member of the band. She enjoys playing softball, going to volleyball tourna- ments, listening to music and be- ing with friends.'' Redman plans on going to college after she gradu- ates from high school. Guthmiller is originally from Leola but has lived in Aberdeen for the last eight years. She enjoys listen- ing to music, reading and being with friends. She says, I enjoy cooking and sewing in home ec. New People 17

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Sophomores learn to give speeches Below: Lynn Kessler smiles for the camera before finishing an assignment in study hall. Below Center: Sophomores Brenda Hatlewick. and Tarri Rott concentrate on their geometry tests. I'm glad I don't have to get up in front of a bunch of people and speak. That's what the sophomores at LHS have to do. Sophomores are required to give speeches during the final semester of English II. Speeches included current event, demonstration and sales speeches. During the first semester of Eng- lish the sophomores learned about different types of literature. This included reading the novel To Kill a Mockingbird ' the plays The Glass Menagerie and Our Town and the epic poem The Odyssey. In Biology 1, the sophomores spent their time dissecting creatures such as a starfish and a pig. Other classes taken by the sopho- mores were world history, geome- try, band, chorus, computers, shop, home economics, business math, physical education and journalism. Renee Rath Kim Reeves Rhonda Reis Tarri Rott Jodi Schauer Troy Weig George Weisser Doug Yost Sophomores