Highmore High School - Hisodak Yearbook (Highmore, SD)

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r4i “One Goal Reached and Many Beyond” Class rings arrived in November of the junior year. A gold band with the student's initials flanking the center panel had been selected. The H crest in black and gold with the year 1964 appearing in white frosted gold is mounted on a pink gold-trimmed center panel. 0 • JU ' « One Goal Reached and Many Beyond is the motto selected by the Class of ‘64. Red and silver were chosen as class colors, and the red rose as class flower. Miss Drew, class adviser, pins a flower on Rex Hartland as seniors prepare for that last march to the strains of Pomp and Circumstance. When they re- turn, it will be with diploma in hand.

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Only, of course. They Can’t Sustain the Part. 23 DAN WHARTON

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Four Win Coveted Awards H-Pin Winners Two seniors Tom Hamlin and Chere Bleha were the recipients of H-pins. Earning an H-pin requires scholarship and extensive participation in extracurricular activities. Honor Roll and activities are assigned points in the bylaws of the student body. A total of 135 points entitles a student to an H-pin and a lifetime of free admission to HHS activities. Herald Citizenship Trophy Arda Rae Jacobsen and Tom Hamlin were chosen by the faculty to receive the Highmore Herald Citizenship award. Established in I960, the award has been granted annually to a graduating senior. This is the first year that trophies have been presented to two students. D.A.R. Representative Janet Haiwick as Hyde County DAR candidate repre- sented her school in state competition. She was selected by the faculty on the basis of dependability loyalty punctuality service in school and civic activities courtesy and consideration of others and leadership. 25