Highmore High School - Hisodak Yearbook (Highmore, SD)

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Juniors Create Memorable Prom RECORD M MBER ... participated in grand march led l» Ste- ven Bortness. junior class president, and Lucinda Zilverberg. BANQl ET VKEA ... was set under multi-colored streamers. 24

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Tin theme for this year's Coronation was Nep- tune Leads I s lo Victory. I In- artistic scenery de- picted Neptune guiding the Pirates to victory over the Aberdeen Cavaliers. Pirate Day Marshal Troy Brown bail tin honor of crowning Jim Faulstich and Peg Cow man as Pirate Day King and Queen. Completing the royal party were attendants Pam Kautz. Julie Rezac. Roger Han- son. and Jim Single. Clad in miniature pirate cos- tumes were Kirk McDonnell and Carol nn Spletts- toesscr. who served as crown bearers. Entertainment for the newly crowned rulers consisted of singing and class skits. In conclusion of the Coronation ceremonies, the cheerleaders led the enthusiastic crowd in a pep meeting. Homecoming was in full swing after Coach Donovan gave a short pep talk. Excellent weather prevailed for the Pirate's 38th Annual Homecoming. Early in the day, HHS students and the hand marched to downtown Highmore and engaged in a pep rally. The high morale was not enough, however, to pull tin- Pirates through, as they were forced to accept a 40-7 defeat from the Cava- liers. Although their spirits were dampened by defeat, the fans danced Homecoming night to the sounds of The New Group.” PIRATE DAY MARSHAL ... was sophomore. Troy Brown. HOMECOMING HONORS ... went to Pam Kautz. Julia Rezac. Pep Cowman. Jim KauUtieh. Jim Single. Roper llamvon.

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Formal Attire FAVORITE PICTURE BACKGROUND ... for Wayne Me- Kclvey. Cary Lusk and Nancy Millar was a seven foot Tiki p d. or Tahitian Setting “Tuliitian Holiday’ was tin tropical set- ting for the annual Junior-Senior Prom, May 4. at the Memorial Auditorium. Ju- niors had spent most of the previous week anti their class treasury on decorating. Serving the honored guests at the ban- quet were sixteen sophomore waiters and waitresses donned in shorts ami grass skirts. Providing entertainment for the evening were an octet of juniors, a comedy routine by Chuck Henson and Charles McDonnell, and solo selections by Vicki Thinglestad who was accompanied by Kay McGirr on the guitar. Following the banquet was the tradi- tional grand march and dance with music played by Tlu Cascades. The couples danced in a world of Tiki gods and palm trees. Despite tired feet and drooping eyes, guests enjoyed an early morning breakfast at one and saw the show “The Prize which were appropriate endings to a mem- orable night. CUITVRS 1) OTHER INSTRt MKNTS ... were brought in by the band .i they prcpari'd for an evening of playing. 25