Highmore High School - Hisodak Yearbook (Highmore, SD)

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Clary Rittel Ken Schillings and the senior class. She enjoys photogra phy and doing caligraphy. Other hobbie; include sewing, painting, weaving and re modeling her house. Skiing is a sport in terest. Mrs. Jacquelyn Neuharth in her Kith year of teaching at Highmore, helps Jon Dean with a leather» raft project. She in structs four art classes and business math. She is advisor for the Hisodak staff Diane Schmidt Tracy Scott Jodi Smith Shelly Vlcek Kim Williams Mary Wort man Paula Wurts Juniors 21

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THIS PACK: LEFT: Accounting class down-right tuckers out Barry Knippling. FAR LEFT: Amuse- ment comes easily for new class member. Jon Dean. OPPOSITE PAGE: Megan Garrigan asks, “Have I discovered the formula for eternal youth?” Jeff Morford Dixie Mvers Joe Pekarek Mrs. Gloria Haiwick teaches home economics classes as well as bachelor living. She also keeps busy as advisor for the FHA and member of the advisory council. She enjoys cooking and work- ing on crafts. 20 Juniors

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Presentation Of “Fantasy” One of the tasks of the junior class was to raise money for the Junior-Senior Prom. To do this, the 34 members sold mag- azines and worked concessions. The junior class president, Caly Cowan, presented the 1983 Prom, “Fantasy”, on April 30 to the senior class. The theme song was “We’ve Got Tonight” with music provided by Quick Release. The auditorium was decorat- ed in burgandy, pink, and silver with stars hanging from the ceiling. The portrayal of a night of fantasy was enhanced by us- ing chalked drawings of mice and a castle. To bring sparkle to the scene, glitter was sprinkled on the artwork and stars placed as a walkway on the floor. An old-fashioned carriage and a swing were carefully decorated with aluminum foil and crepe paper to provide places for pic- ture taking. 22 Juniors