Highmore High School - Hisodak Yearbook (Highmore, SD)

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Senior Breakfast Tradition Holds Day Overcast The traditional senior breakfast was held Wednes- day, May 12, at the Method- ist Church. The menu consisted of caramel rolls, eggs, coffee, and orange juice. The sen- iors, six advisors and two ad- ministrators were the guests of the United Methodist Women. The UMW decorat- ed the basement of the church in the seniors colors of blue and silver. Superintendent John Biegler gave a short speech in which he urged every sen- ior to do their best in what every field of endeavor they find themselves. Rev. Dick Dugan and his wife sang for the seniors. As seems customary the day was dark and overcast, with intermident showers falling. After the breakfast the seniors went to the audi- torium to practice for com- mencement. ABOVE RIGHT: Supt. John Biegler addresses the seniors on the importance of doing what you want to do and being successful at it. sen- iors advisors Mrs. Jacquelyn Neu- harth and Mrs. LeAnn Suhn listen. CENTER RIGHT: David KuU models a new type of headware and Gary Heckenlaible seems not to be- lieve what he is seeing, much to the amusement of Pastor and Mrs. Du- gan. RIGHT: One of the decorations honoring the seniors, for their achievements, at the senior break- fast. N SENIORS • 14 Senior Breakfast

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TOP LEFT: Aileen (iallagher enthusiasti- cally scours her book for an answer. TOP RIGHT: Shawn Volek places the crown on the 1983 Highmore Snow Queen. Tracy Roller. CENTER LEFT: (lina Durfee “camps” on the study hall fl »or while she studies for her chemistry test. ABOVE: Todd Neuharth entertains Joan Cowman while Susan VanDen Berg listens with much excitement. Deb Beastrom seems to be trying to get in on the conver- sation. LEFT: Steve Peterson and Don Hem- minger give the cheerleaders a big smile during one of the many pep rallies. Seniors 13

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Baccalaureate Urge Seniors To Tame The World The 1983 Baccalaureate service was held at the Luth- em Church on May 8. The services were planned by the ministerial association. The Rev. Gene Peterson opened the service with an invocation, after which Gina Durfee presented the class of ’83 with a piano solo entitled “Joy’. Five members of the senior class were selected to read scripture, they were: Steve Schmidt, Rob Hale, Todd Neuharth, Susan VanDen Berg, and Tracy Boiler. From these readings Rev. A1 Cinnamon selected one word that expressed the meaning of the scripture reading. With these he constructed his sermon, “Be A Lion Tamer,” in which he chal- lenged every graduate to go out and tame the world. The high school chorus sang two songs, “Beautiful Savior” and “Blessed is the Man.” Rev. Hilmore N. Williams closed the service with a benedictipn. ABOVE LEFT: Senior Steve Schmidt reads a scripture passage at the 1983 Baccalaureate service. ABOVE BIGHT: Pastor AI Cinna- mon delivers the message, Be A Lion Tamer,” to the 1983 senior class. LEFT: The full chorus gets ready to sing one of two songs for the seniors. Baccalaureate 15