Leola High School - Buccaneer Yearbook (Leola, SD)

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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

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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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Patricia Albrecht Paula Albrecht Karen Bell Marvin Bonnet Laura Bunke Lanette Ehresman Annette Geffre Joel Guthmiller Freshmen begin climb up high school ladder As I wandered through the halls, I noticed the twenty-one students who had risen from junior high only to become the degraded and lowly creatures called freshmen. During the course of the year the freshmen were exposed to several initiation rituals by the upperclass- men. Just weeks after school start- ed they were humiliated during the freshman initiation skit. About the skit freshman Jeff Zulk comment- ed, How would you like to walk around the gym with an ice-cream pail on your head? Though the freshmen were called such names as munchkins, space cadets, and the lowly, they endured all this with good sportsmanship. The freshmen were introduced to great works of literature in English class, such as Romeo and Juliet. They also became greatly confused in Mr. Reider's algebra class as they desperately tried to figure out if a can divide into d. D- space-S-space became a familiar pnrase to the freshmen in Mrs. Hepperle's typing class. The freshmen participated in such activities as basketball, football, cheerleading and chorus. They also spent time dreaming about what it would be like to be a senior. Sisterly love is shown as sophomore Kim Reeves attempts to strangle her sister Dawn during study hall. 20 Freshmen