Highmore High School - Hisodak Yearbook (Highmore, SD)

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 - In her second year at Highmore is Mrs. I eAnn Suhn as guidance counselor for the grade school and high school. She also serves as the advisor for the cheerleaders and the National Honor Society. Another extra- curricular activity she supervises is gymnastics, as coach. wT Juniors Hopes Are Fulfilled The junior class, consisting of 36 students, started the year right when their candidate, Guy Childs, was picked as the 1982-83 Homecoming Marshall. Joe Fekarek and Guy Childs were picked by the American Legion to attend Boys State in Aberdeen. The Legion Auxil- iary chose Megan Garrigan to attend the week-long Girls State in Mitchell. Kim Wil- liams was the alternate. The class sponsors were Mark Hasz, Gerald Alleman, Gloria Haiwick, Lola I ee, and Gerard Simon. Melody Aasby Corey Bruce Guy Childs Caly Cowan Sam Dancey Jon Dean Tim Ellsworth Pam Faulstich Megan Garrigan Chad Goodrich TOP LEFT: SITTISG: Caly Cowan, president; Guy Childs, v ice - president. K S E EL ISG: Ron Jetty, student council repre- sentative; Marv Wortman. secre- tary. STAS MSG: Pam Faul stich, student council represen- tative; Tracey Scott, treasurer. Juniors 17

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Commencement One Era Ends Another Begins Marching to the tune of Proud Heritage”, 39 seniors walked together for the last time as a group. Led by ju- nior class president Caly Cowan. The high school chorus sang “The New 23rd. Psalm”. Supt. John Biegler introduced the guest speak- er, Attorney General Mark Meierhenry. In his speech, “Your Personal Foundation; Rock or Sand”, Mr. Meier- henry urged all the seniors to build their own foundations of strong materials. Principal Roger Hansen presented the class of 1983 and Board of Education Chairman, Phillip Kusser awarded the diplo- mas. Bridget Nemec sang a solo entitled, “The Way We Were”. Rev. Gene Peterson closed the commencement exercise with a benedication. Although commencement signals the end of high school, the memories will be stored in the treasure chest. These will be a testimonial to all the times we shared with each other. I i N tn j ABOVE LEFT: Principal Roger Hansen presents the graduates of 1983 at commencement service. ABOVE RIGHT: Attorney Gener- al Mark Meierhenry addresses the seniors on the subject of their own personal foundation. CENTER RIGHT: Board of Kdu- cation President, Phillip Kusser, awards Cindy Clausen her high school diploma. RIGHT: The 1983 honor students are: Susan VanDen Berg. Julie Olig- mueller, Robert Taylor, Deb Beas- trom. Steve Schmidt, Joanne Gaer, Curt Pekarek, Tracy Boiler, Gina Durfee, and Tara Corbin. T ft 11 fit p ;£7 H 16 Commencement

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First year teacher Herald Allenian. taught physics, chemistry, and biology. Me graduated from SDSU with a Bachelors and Mauler’s Degree in hiology and ■nicrohioUigy. His hometown is Pierre and he has previously taught in Denver and Ft. Pierre. He enjoys bicycling, snow skiing, and photography. Kari P.riese Dixie Heinminger Del) Hirsch Janell Houdek 18 Juniors