Highmore High School - Hisodak Yearbook (Highmore, SD)

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Gary Schmidt Jerry Selchert Les Smith Paul Smith Shauna Vlcek Sherlyn Vlcek Mark Wiesler Janet Whipple Mike Wurts 22 Juniors

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Work Pays Off Individually, juniors did very well in scholarships, music, athletics, and leadership. There were four individuals that re- presented the junior class at All-State Chorus. They were: Steve Olig- mueller. Bob Haiwick, Paul Smith, and Kay Freier. Henry Bucholz and Jerry Selchert were chosen to the honorable men- tion all-conference football team. Tim Moysis placed first at the FBLA convention in Accounting I and earned a trip to Houston, Texas. While at the same convention, Steve Oligmucller ran for the state vice president and was narrowly defeated. Mike Jetty and Grant Garrigan were chosen as Boy's State delegates and Greg Haiwick was alternate. Girl's State alternate was Sandi Durfee and delegate was Lori Childs. Mike Jetty was also chosen as a member of the Bod-Squad in FHA. This is a peers-educating-peers group on the body. Steve Oligmueller Randy Rittel Todd Roberts Sharon Schillinger A vcirian tear her at m- tern years. Sally Whiting tearhes Algebra I and II. (jpomriry. trigonometry, and applied business math Mn Whiting is also assistant junior class advi- sor. golf oa h. and assis- tant student Count il advi- sor A graduate ot Wayne Mate i oll«-g«- with a minor m mathematics, she en- joys several sports, mr hid- ing goltmg howling. and lishmg along with musM Mrs Whiting has assisted with several sports and supports them greatly She ts aho the oordinatoc and supervisor ot hmior League Bowling ABOVE LIFT: Sandi Durfee broadens her educ ation from some material found in the counselor's office. Are you learning any- thing, Sandi? Juniors 21

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Finalize Project Roman Holiday is Presented Planning and presenting the prom to the seniors was a year- long project. To start the year, magazines were sold to raise money. Throughout the year, juniors could be found popping corn and selling pop and candy at conces- sions of many of the sporting events. Deciding the theme and choos- ing the decorations took several class meetings and committee recommendations. Finally, the week arrived to start decorating. A Roman setting was chosen as the decorating scheme and Heaven was the theme song. Light blue, dark blue, and silver streamers created a wall. Pil- lars were used by a Roman night mural to create a gazebo. Pillars were also used to enclose the floor. A swing and patio furniture were added to enhance the atmo- sphere. OPPOSITE PACE ABOVE LEFT: Marshall Mike Hammer Jelly is saying lo ihe stu- dont body during his speech- Here'$ loo- kin' at you kid. LEFT: Lon Hart and Mike Jolty are putting in their time in helping with prom by working in the concession stand. THIS PAGE: ABOVE LEFT: Bob Haiwick motions that everything isa-ok with deco- rating, while Greg Haiwick gives a look of disgust, and Mark Wiesler start's at some- thing more interesting. LEFT: Steve Oligmueller, Mike Jetty, Sher- lyn Vlcek, and Shauna Vitek take time out to stuff their fact's while decorating for prom. BELOW LEFT: Jerry Bassett and Darren Griese are hard at work trying to get the streamers hung just exactly right. Juniors 23