Highmore High School - Hisodak Yearbook (Highmore, SD)

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‘B’ GIRLS BB Team Learns The 'B' girls basketball team un- derwent a change in coaches this sea- son with Paul Peterson assuming re- sponsibility for a young and inexperi- enced team made up of two juniors, seven sophomores, and two fresh- men. In spite of this, they were still able to accumulate a record of 9-7. We have played, up until now, fairly inconsistently. We have enough talent and ability to give almost any team a good game. -Paul Peterson Practice sessions for the team in- cluded a substantial amount of time playing cither with or against the varsity squad. Several of the team members filled spots on the varsity bench and gained valuable exper- ience from the playing time they re- ceived. The season taught the girls many things, not only about basketball, but also about cooperation, team-work and leadership. They were sorry to see it end and to realize that another year had passed by, but all look to next season not so very far away. ABOVE: Karla Gacr and t.cxi Glanzcr batllc Tor the ball as Marcia Durfce looks on preparing to assist if needed. CENTER RIGHT: Janell Haiwick. Karla Gacr. and Patti Kilbcr watch attentively and await their chance to get in the game. RIGHT: FRONT ROW: Joan Durfec, Janell Haiwick SECOND ROW: Sharon Schillingcr, Lori Hart, Patti Kilbcr BACK ROW: Tracy Surdcz, Jill Pckarck. Lcxic Glanzcr, Coach Pe- terson. Karla Gaer, Marcia Durfee. and Sandy Durfce. B' SCOREBOARD OPPONENT WE THEY Hitchcock 22 20 Miller 19 30 Polo 19 14 Agar 30 18 Chamberlain 25 35 Crow Creek 34 23 Lyman County 52 26 Harrold 14 26 Agar 25 19 Wolscy 44 25 Sully Buttes 17 22 Ipswich 23 48 Wcssington Springs 28 34 Stanley County 25 29 Faulkton 27 31 Gettysburg 19 18 22 ‘B' Girls Basketball

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A’ SCOREBOARD OPPONENT WE THEY Hitchcock 42 50 Miller 39 52 Polo 50 51 Agar 32 56 Chamberlain 60 62 Crow Creek 57 47 Lyman County 39 70 llarrold 49 25 Agar 34 43 Wolsey 56 42 Sully Buttes 32 42 Ipswich 43 67 Wessington Springs 39 41 Stanley County 44 45 Chamberlain 44 28 Miller 54 70 Mobridge 34 52 1 aulklon 55 49 Gettysburg 50 51 DISTRICT 15 TOURNAMENT llarrold 50 23 (ictt)sburg 32 48 Agar 37 47 OPPOSITE PACE: UPPER RIGHT: Senior cenicr Dixie Hemmingcr stretches for the rebound. LOWER LEFT: FRONT ROW: Dixie Hemmingcr. Megan Garrigan. Kim Williams. Jancll Houdek. Charlene Faulstich BACK ROW: Coach Peter- son. Tracy Scott. Sharon Schillingcr, Sandi Durfee. Karla Gacr. Lcxic Glan cr. Joan Durfee. Janell Haiwick. Patty Kilber, Lori Childs. Coach Ed- wards. • LOWER RIGHT: Coaches Peterson and Edwards assume their usual game positions. THIS P ACE: LEFT: It s all Pirates on this rebound as teammate Charlene Faulstich looks on. 'A' Girls' Basketball 21

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CROSS COUNTRY Sixteen Participate Girls Win LCAC And Central Participation in cross-coun- try was at its peak this year in Highmore. A total of sixteen boys and girls took part, with some runners doubling cross- country with football or girls basketball. Inconsistency pla- gued the team, because of the amount of the football and bas- ketball players’ practice time. However, the teams were able to compete and gain exper- ience for next year. The girls team was consis- tently among the leaders in their meets. They won both the Little Central and the Central Conference meets as well as finishing second at Miller, Redfield. and Herreid. The boys squad wasn't as competi- tive as the girls team; however, they received second place fin- ishes at the Little Central and Central Conference meets. Due to the decreasing enroll- ment in high school, our teams were switched from Class A to Class B for the regional and stale meets. At regions, Danny Lusk placed 12th, Janell Haiwick earned 13th place, and Fran Ballew was 14th, en- abling them all to run in the state meet. The girls team just barely missed qualifying for the state competition. At slate, Lusk received 30th in the boys race. For the girls, Haiwick placed 31st and Bal- lew finished 58th out of a field of 102 runners. SCOREBOARD MEET BOYS GIRLS Hovcn 8th 6th Miller 5th 2nd Stanley Co. 8th 3rd Redfield 4th 2nd Sunshine Bible — 3rd Highmore 4th 4th Herreid 7th 2nd LCAC 2nd 1st Central 2nd 1st Region 7th 4th State Individual Placing Danny Lusk - 30th Janell Haiwick - 31st Frannic Ballew - 58th ABOVE: Anguish is shown on Tracy Cook's face as he runs in the Highmore Invitational. I.ITT: Janell Haiwick. Kim Williams, and Sherri Dugan move up on the field at the LCAC meet in Highmore BELOW LEFT: FRONT ROW: Mike Jetty. Christine Volck. Janell Haiwick. Sherri Du- gan. Coach Mar Edwards. Tina Howell. Kim Williams. Fran Ballew. Kevin Larson B CK ROW: Tom Durfcc. Kelly Whiting. Hank Buchol . Galin l ar on, Mike Wurts. Dan l usk. Tracy Cook. Darin Larson. Cross Country 23