Highmore High School - Hisodak Yearbook (Highmore, SD)

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In hia third year of teaching at Highmore, Mr. Bill Mower was the instrucnr for all the vocational agriculture classes. He was the advisor for Future Farmers of America and was an assistant coach for football and wrestling. Some of his hobbies include hunting, fishing, and watching sports. 24 Juniors RIGHT: Gary Heckenlaible gives the “thumbs up“ sign while dubbed in his - favorite hat. •Jesse Smith Rachel Smith Bret Stirling Mary Kay Tabbert LhFT: .Junior class president Rob Hale welcomes everybody to the prom banquet.

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 Konette Rittel Joey Scmlliiaspv Steve Schmidt Mr». ( »nme Rrueggeman wrvH m high trhool librarian and is advisor for the ilrawDUry schools library. Athough aha ia not full time, Mr» Brueggeman works on Monday. Wednes- day. a id Friday morning» and Tuesday and Thursday afternoons She is an advisor for the sophomore class Her hobbies include reading, gardening, and she enjoys all types of crafts. «ft 3 Juniors 23

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Mr. Suvc MnUori 1» a fir»t year icachtr at Highmore He graduated from Northern State College in Aberdeen with a bachelor of science da gre» in secondary education. He majored in social science with hut minor in Knglish and paychlogy. At Highmore he taught Rnglish I and II, psy- chology. and world history. He was also advisor of the one-act plays and Pirate Journal. Mr Matson's hobbies include ten- nis. bowling, and reading Robert Taylor Susan VanDenBurg Dana Zeigler TOP LEFT: Mary Kay Tabbert and J.P, Cowman take time off from their hard work on the prom to practice a new step in dancing. TOP RIGHT: Joey ScBillinger must enjoy his work by the large smile he’s wearing. LEFT: Steve Schmidt’s and Bridget Ne mec’s attentions are diverted by the pho (ographer while decorating for prom. Juniors 25