Highmore High School - Hisodak Yearbook (Highmore, SD)

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 enior clas of 1979 entered their final year HHS numbering 62. Tim McCloud left at semeste V A time leaving 61 to graduate. I 1 Most seniors had a light cla asqui red ubjectbein jlish M. The year started X the If selection of homecoming kX and marshall candidates, resultingW i Coleen and King Rex. Carol Spletts — n the local Snow Queen contest, Carrie 1 Lirned as fourth runner-ud in the Miss t. Bill Gallagher and Patti Cowan were etheart King and Queen. The year left ; remembered. One-act play going to s' basketball team second in state, de- -bators in state meet, Steve Morford selected to second team all-state in basketball. Bill Gallagher placing sixth [ in state wrestling tourney, Vanessa Ankrum, DAR candi- -date, Bonnie Smith and Myron Ratzlaff, Bausch and Lomb science award, arolyn Haiwick, all-state| k band, senior breakfast keys, memory books — I cards, i X gold Tx. tassels, f colors, silver and light blue, J I flowers, white carnation and rose,! I I motto Live for today, dream of 1 tomorrow, because yesterday is i gone. Graduation has cornel A and gone, and 61 alumni I enter the world.J I

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Leann Lynee Volek Lorenzo Lincoln Williams Carrie Ann Wortxnan Lynn Vomeal Zeigler

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OPPOSITE PACE. TOP. Loreiuo Williams, our own Big Chief, displays one of his famous tablets. BOTTOM: Carrie Wortman represented HHS at the Miss Holiday contest in Huron held over Christmas vacation. Carrie returned with the place of fourth runner-up. THIS PACE. TOP LEFT, hdie Bawdon is found in one of her camera-shy moods. TOP RIGHT. The girls' state B's gave Coleen Kusser and Janet Hart a chance to buy and model their new hats. LEFT. Dixie Peterson, a candidate for homecoming queen, is found deep in thought at the disco dance. ABOVE. Before advancing to state, Bill Gallagher found a time to rest at a wrestling tournament.