Leola High School - Buccaneer Yearbook (Leola, SD)

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Everyday moments are special Thousands of unforgettable mo- ments added up to a great school year at LHS. The feelings and emotions you feel when something happens are what you remember the most about a moment, said senior Jodi Schauer. For the students of LHS those feel- ings and emotions ranged from joy to sadness to embarrassment and fear. My most embarrassing moment was when I was giving my demonstration speech and got pizza sauce all over my pants, said Jamie Rott. Class- mate Melissa Miller admits her most embarrassing moment was when At choral days I put my shirt on inside out and didn't real- ize it until on the way home. For Brenda Hatlewick it was when Mr. Maule said I had two daugh- ters instead of two sisters at Homecoming Coronation right in front of everyone. Being kissed by his mother on Homecoming was George Weisser's most embarrassing mo- ment. It was also his funniest. Pushing a bar of soap on the foot- ball field in deep mud with his nose was Greg Hoffman's funniest moment, Memorable moments are not al- ways good, however. For the boys' basketball team, losing their game to Wilmot in the open- ing round of the Regional tourna- ment was a sad moment, not just for them but for the entire school. The football team also faced dis- appointment after losing their first round playoff game to CastlewopcL-Gther sad moments recalled ov LHS students included not being at lejo participate in a sport, having a grandparent die, not making the honor roll, and saying goodbye after graduation exercises. Every day brought challenging moments as well as happy and sad ones. For some it was classes, such as geometry, English, and Chemistry. For others getting homework done on time, taking tests, or just plain getting up in the morning were challenges. For Donald Bonnet getting through the mud in the spring of the year on his way to school was a major feat in itself 89 resulted in some scary mo- ments as well. Scary moments in- cluded getting report cards, sing- ing a solo at music contest, and participating in the Leola Snow Queen Contest. The sophomores also experienced fear when they had to get up in front of their classmates to give speeches. What did students do to make an average day at school exciting? Most of them agreed that joking around, bugging other people, and laughing and talking with friends made the school day ex- citing. It's experiences and moments like these that made LHS a special place and 1988-89 a special Kristy Schaibl© laughs at a funnylooking camera man while helping Leisha Fuller lift her weights 26 Academics

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Industrial arts teacher John Daly helps Tarri Rott with the plans for the house Rott de- signed as a class project. Seniors Mary Kallas and Rhonda Reis work hard in shop installing the hardware on their garage door. George Weisser. Rhonda Reis. Troy Weig and Doug Yost concentrate on a suspen- sion bridge they designed and built. Art student George Weisser applies plas- tic to his windmill sculpture Above: Freshman Marci Grabowska draws a straight line in art as part of a unit on perspective. Mrs. Alverde Daniel taught art to LHS students. Opposite Page Left Seniors Doug Yost and Troy Weig assemble the garage door for their shop project. Academics 25

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Top to bottom: Weight Club members in- Marvin Bonnet, Scott Hoffman and Jan elude: Polly Kindelspire. Kristy Schaible, Schaffer. Melissa Miller. Leisha Fuller, Doug Yost, Awe strikes Darin Duvall and NglbarT Kappes as Duvall rises to slapc Junk the Above: Doug Yost attempts to bench press an overweighted bar. assisted by a laughing Polly Kindelspire Left: Brian Grabowska gives his blessings to Scott Hoffman's jump shot during fourth period PE. Academics 27