Highmore High School - Hisodak Yearbook (Highmore, SD)

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Top Left: Nick Nemec strikes a pose reminiscent of The Thinker as the camera catches him deep in thought. Top Right: Believe it or not, Dave Aasby actually uses the study hall for its intended purpose... sometimes. Left: Karen DeCooyer finds out that the teachers don't care what day it is. Even on Dress Down Day Karen has to crack the books. Above: The informal, casual classroom is often part of the learning process at HHS. 21

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Top Left: J. Whiting and J. Cowman find the photog- rapher a source of amusement. Top Right: R. Houdek, B. Nickelson, G. Marks, K. Arendt, D. Whiting and M. Leetman prove that some people are Just born crazy. Above: C. Wortman enjoys a chuckle at the band con- cert. Can't imagine why. Left: S. Porter jumps for Joy.

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Student Council The first student gov- ernment of Highmore High School was in 1927. It con- sisted of four members. This year Nick Nemec headed the eleven member organization with Mr. Bezenek as advisor. The Student Council was responsible for many activi- ties throughout the year. One of the more important was the traditional Pirate Week. They organized the first burning of the H , which may continue on as tradition for years to come. Student Council also presented movies for the pleasure of the students. Movies such as Swiss Family Robinson, Treasure Island and Brians' Song were enjoyed by the com- munity. The Student Council al- so had various other jobs, usually relating to requests from students to the school board or administration. Many polls were taken on government and school func- tions. The purpose was to get ideas from students on how things should be handled. STUDENT COUNCIL: Front Row: Jeff Whiting, Barry Cermak. Second Row: Nick Nemec; Pres., Jon Garrigan. Third Row: Tammy Vilhauer; Sec. -Treas., Cindy Thompson, Terry Peterson, Vanessa Ankrum, Kim Baloun, Brenda Nickelson. Not Pictured: Ross Cables; Vice -Pres.