Leola High School - Buccaneer Yearbook (Leola, SD)

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Senior Jodi Schauer and date Rob Wait- man exchange a kiss during the opening dance. Senior Tarri Rott and date Jonna Freeland enjoy a private conversation. I'll never forget when Patricia (Albrecht) and I made our masterpiece paper urns. They took all morning to make, and everyone made fun of them — especially Mr. Daly! Ann Kolb Jan Schaffer, George Weisser, Doreen Layton, Kevin Wolf, Greg Hoffman and Heidi Neuharth are among the couples who attended the Junior-Senior Prom April 22 and danced to the music of Variety Hits. Prom 13

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Below Right: Master of Ceremonies Marvin Bonnet tells a joke to LHS prom-goers. Below: Juniors and seniors with their dates walk through the Grand March. 35 juniors, seniors attend prom “When I'm with You was the theme for the 1989 Junior-Senior Prom, which was attended by 35 tTtS'smiors and seniors and their 4gte§) The scene was made up of gold palm trees with golden arches, a reflecting pool and an oriental peacock in turquoise colors. Gold helium balloons were lined up along the aisle. Junior Marvin Bonnet served as Master of Ceremonies for the evening's entertainment. After an invocation by Joel Guthmiller, Junior Class President Greg Hoff- man welcomed the seniors. Sen- ior Georgia Guthmiller accepted the welcome on behalf of her classmates. Junior Annette Geffre read the class prophecy and sang the hit “Lost in Your Eyes, originally sung by pop artist Debbie Gibson. Senior Class Presi- dent Mike Wolff read the wills. Following the Grand March was a dance at which Variety Hits, a disc jockey, provided the music. The meal of Swiss steak, baked potatoes, corn, a salad and din- ner rolls was catered by the D M cafe. Waiters were freshmen Chris Thielsen, Jeff Jundt, Donnie Zerr and Willard Goeshel Waitresses were Leisha Fuller, Susan Heiser, Shanna Sanborn and Anna Kallas. Junior advisers in charge of the prom were Mrs. Doris Hepperle, Mr. Brad Beck and Mr. John Daly. 12 Prom

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Tarri Rott and date appear from under the arms of Doreen Layton and date. Seniors Pam Jasmer and Georgia Guth- miller fill up their plates from the banquet buffet. Donald Bonnet and Shelley Wolff ad- vance toward the crowd during the Grand March. Prom creates memories Ffrom is a very special time for most seniors and juniors. But after the evening is over, what kinds of memories linger with the high schoolers? Almost all of the juniors felt that decorating for the prom brought the most memories. After we got all of the streamers up, Mr. Daly decided they weren't tight enough. He pulled one and the whole wall collapsed, said An- nette Geffre. Amy Schaffner said that she'll never forget when Ka- ren (Bell) fell off of the first step on the ladder and had to go to the doctor. Eating breakfast after the prom was a popular memory among the seniors, Senior George Weisser thought that the most memorable parts of prom were the Grand March and how good my girlfriend looked. Renee Rath said that she'll never forget when, to my surprise. Pam (Jasmer) and Georgia (Guthmiller) showed up wearing tuxes. These two seniors agreed that wearing the unusual apparel provided memories for them and added that they'll never forget the expressions on people's faces when they walked in. Lanette Ehresman, however, thought that Marvin Bonnet's final prayer would stay in her memory the longest. Brian Walz thought that the best part of the prom was just being there and having fun with my friends. Senior Polly Kindelspire's memory sums up the night for seniors. She said that she’ll never forget be- ing with my best friends for the last time at a prom. Junior Laura Bunke and date dance to the prom theme When I'm with You.” 14 Prom