Leola High School - Buccaneer Yearbook (Leola, SD)

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1988 Homecoming royalty are Queen Pol- ly Kindelspire and King George Weisser. Freshman Darin Duvall shows Jan Schaffer some of the ingredients in the Pirate rec- ipe for victory. ITU I'll never forget when Mr. Maule said that I had three daughters instead of three brothers. Brenda Hatlewick t A V t I 1 n i ii' Left: Junior Class representative Annette Geffre helps Polly Kindelspire don her new robe while Kenny Hatlewick and George Weisser watch to make sure she gets it right.

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Activities Activities fill students' days The end of another school year provides students with an oppor- tunity to look back on another year full of activities. Students kept busy in school with classes, labs, speeches and gossip ses- sions, Practicing instruments and choral choreography took time during and after school hours. Some students kept in shape by participating in sports throughout the year. Other students found it more enjoyable to go watch these athletes at ballgames and track meets. FBLA members raised funds and prepared for the state confer- ence. Journalism students kept track of everyone else during the year through stories and pictorial records. AK LHSers-fooked forward to the specidlevents of the year. At Homecoming students partici- pated in skits and the coronation program, then cheered on the Pi- rates at the game and made up for the loss at the Homecoming dance. Senior and freshmen girls nervously endured interviews and sitting through the pageant at the Snow Queen contest, then relaxed at the dance that fol- lowed. Juniors spent the year rais- ing funds and decorating for the Junior Senior Prom. Even as sen- iors looked forward to gradu- ation, they also looked back on the activities of their last year. LHS's Show Choir rehearses Phantom of the Opera for the NSC Jazz Festival. Activities 7

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Kindelspire, Weisser crowned 1989 Homecoming Week festivi- ties came to a close with a dance September 30. The festivities were carried through the week with students wearing polka-dots and plaids on Clash Day, looking wild on Punk Rock Day, slobbing out on Sweats Day and showing school spirit on Blue and White Day. The climax of the week came Fri- day when Polly Kindelspire and George Weisser were crowned Homecoming Queen an£Nj ing. Kindelspire was really nervoi walking into the gym because Renee (Rath) had just said she'd had a dream that she slipped and fell as she walked into the gym, and that's all I could think of. Humorous moments during the Homecoming program came during skits when football players got a surprise kiss from their moth- ers and when FBLA members were accused of picking up Peb- bles (Annette Geffre) on the beach. The freshmgrv-tmiation -song alsoprovokedTaughter from the audience. The football game was not quite so humorous. The Pirates suffered a tough loss to the high rated Her- reid-Pollock Bulldogs 36-0. Weisser felt that the team's men- tal attitude before the game was excellent. I thought we were going to win. But our offense was bad; we couldn't score. Below left: Freshmen Shanna Sanborn and Mindy Ketterling prove that they're victors in the Campbell County Massacre. Below: Homecoming candidates Mary Kallas and Renee Rath share a laugh while watching a skit. Bottom: Junior Annette Geffre admits to judge Jim Morrison that she is Pebbles. Also pictured: Marvin Bonnet Homecoming 9