Highmore High School - Hisodak Yearbook (Highmore, SD)

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TEACHERS. . .and spouses enjoyed witching the dancers. DANCING . . .seemed more enjoyable than watching for some. PROM TIME. . .is prime time for couples and friends to dance an evening away. 16

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Winning Float BEST FLOAT. . .in the Homecoming parade was the senior class float Crown of Victory”. Done in purple, gold, and white the float was also the roy- alty float. The class re- ceived a five dollar prize for their efforts. DILIGENT WORKERS. . .like these sophomores spent many FORTUNATELY . . .the HHS football team was larger than long hours in constructing their floats. these three girls who were in the skit at Coronation. 15

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PUNCH. . .was served by sophomores. THE CASCADES. . .provided non-Venetian music. Venetian Theme Highlights Prom Under a starry crepe paper sky, the juniors and sen- iors enjoyed their annual prom on May 2. The juniors had transformed the Hyde County Memorial Auditorium into an “Evening in Venice” for the delighted seniors. Gondolas and a sidewalk cafe decorated the authentic looking scene. Preceding the formal-attire dance was the banquet, which was served by sixteen sophomore waiters and waitresses. Mr. Kurt Permann was the featured speak- er for the evening. Other entertainment was provided with Shirley Bondy and Gerry Mason’s flute duet and two numbers done by the boy’s ensemble. Junior class president, Joe Kusser, served as master of ceremonies. At nine o’clock the doors were opened to the public, and flashbulbs began to flash as people crowded in to view the grand march which was led by Joe Kusser. The audience was then dismissed, and prom goers enjoyed an evening of dancing to the “Cascades”. This same rock group had performed at last year’s prom. This year the juniors broke with tradition and did not present a movie or after-the-prom lunch as in previous years. The evening was concluded with the inevitable tearing down of decorations and a fond farewell to the Venetian world. GRACEFUL GLIDING. . .marked this Venetian world. 17