Highmore High School - Hisodak Yearbook (Highmore, SD)

 - Class of 1987

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BELOW LEFT: Th 'H' pin winners (or the 1986 87 year ere FRONT ROW: Jackie Neu- harth and Jill Pekarek. BACK ROW: Dan Lusk and Justin Runestad. Dan Lusk set a new school record of 391 points. LEFT: This is just a small portion of the sopho- mores who received -H- letters from a variety of sports. Receiving their letter are Gene Luze. Marla Lusk. Renee Knox. Kevin Larson. Nancy Durfee. Jon Jessen. and Treg Cowan. CHORUS All-Slate: Becky Nemec. Jenny Ne- mee. Dan Lusk. and Justin Runestad. Alternates: Ken Fyler. Doug Hinkle. Julie Haiwick. and Marilynn Hof- fland. Senior Chorus Members: Dan Lusk. Jenny Nemec. Becky Nemec. Darin Larson. John Mewes. Brian Ardry. Justin Runestad. and Doug Hinkle. Superiors: Marilynn Hoffland and Leanne Smith. Duet: Kaela Goodrich. Solo; and Leanne Smith. Solo. Accompanists: Julie Haiwick. Kaela Goodrich. Becky Nemec. Jen- ny Nemec. and Paula Haiwick. Out- standing Chorus Member: Kaela Goodrich. BAND All-State Chorus and Orchestra: Ju- lie Haiwick. Flag Corps: Evelyn Bu- cholz. Charlotte Rouse. Jackie Ditt- man. Leanne Hoffman, and Marilynn Hoffland. Majorette: Julie Haiwick. John Philip Sousa: Jenny Nemec. Senior Band Members: Kip Baloun. Jon Vilhauer. Darrel Hinkle. Doug Hinkle. Becky Nemec. and Jenny Ne- mec. Superiors: Jenny Nemec. Bari- tone Solo: and Julie Haiwick. Piano and Clarinet Solos. HONOR STUDENTS Highest Honor: Jill Pekarek and Heather VanDenBerg. High Honor: Dan Lusk. Honor: Jackie Neuharth and Brian Ardry. National Honor So- ciety: New Members: Julie Jessen. Marla VanDenBerg. and Renee Knox, and Marla Lusk. ‘H’ Pin: Jack- ie Neuharth. Justin Runestad. Jill Pe- karek. and Dan Lusk with a new re- cord of 298 points. SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS PEO Scholarship: Heather VanDen- Berg. Jaycee Scholarship: Heather VanDenBerg. Don Mason Memorial Scholarship: Heather VanDenBerg. Catholic Daughters: Becky and Jen- ny Nemec. Knights of Columbus: Dan Lusk. SDSU Valedictorian Scholarship: Jill Pekarek. Elks Foun- dation Scholarship: Jackie Neuharth. Presidential Academic Fitness Award: Jill Pekarek and Heather VanDenBerg. Mary College Football Scholarship: John Mewes. Wabash Academic Scholarship: Dan Lusk. 1987-88 CHEERLEADERS Varsity Football: Kaela Goodrch. Jackie Dittman. and Julie Haiwick. JV Football: Debbie Dittman. Judi Rodman, and Brenda Newton. Girls Basketball: Leanne Hoffman. Paula Haiwick. Sherri McDonnell, and An- gie Blair. Varsity Boys Basketball: Kaela Goodrich. Jackie Dittman. Marilynn Hoffland. and Angie Blair. JV Boys Basketball: Brenda Newton. Judi Rodman, and Leanne Smith. Wrestling: Katina Kusser. Andrea Knox. Pam Smith, and Cherish High. FOOTBALL Most Improved: Jeff Smith. Most Dedicated: Darin Larson and Steve Marso. MVP Offense: Dan Lusk. MVP Defense: Steve Peck. Best Linesman: John Mewes. GIRLS BASKETBALL Captain: Jill Pekarek. Most Dedi- cated: Christine Volek. Most Free Throws: Jackie Dittman. Most Re- bounds: Evelyn Bucholz. Most As- sists: Mary Zastrow. Most Improved: Marla Lusk. WRESTLING Most Improved: James Kindopp. Most Inspirational: Doug Hinkle. Hardest Worker. Most Pins, and Most Valuable: Tork Cowan. Senior Statistician and Manager: Jill Pe- karek and Heather VanDenBerg. CROSS COUNTRY Most Improved: Jon Jessen. Most Valuable Girl: Stacy Scott. Most Valuable Boy: Bruce Bucholz. BOYS BASKETBALL Most Assists: Dan Lusk. MVP: Darin Larson and Dan Lusk. Most Free Throws and Most Dedicated: Darin Larson. Most Improved: John Mewes. Most Rebounds: Bruce Bu- cholz. GOLF MVP: Kip Baloun and Paula Haiwick. Most Improved: Sherri McDonnell and Tom Durfee. H' LETTERWINNERS Aric Baloun. Track; Treg Cowan. Football and Wrestling; Kevin Lar- son. Football. Basketball and Track: Gene Luze. Track; Leslie Meek. Wrestling Student Manager; Jeff Smith. Football; Carrie Stirling. Wrestling Statistician; Marla Van- DenBerg. Football Student Manager: Brenda Newton. Golf; Tonia Rod- man. Girls Basketball Student Man- ager; Teresa VanDenBerg. Girls Bas- ketball Student Manager: Shaun Sporrer. Track: Cliff Becker. Wres- tling; Brian Biegler. Track; Sherri McDonnell. Golf; Keith Meek. Wres- tling; Bridget Dittman. Track; Angel Gibson. Track; Kenny Hoffman. Wrestling: Justin Kindopp. Wres- tling; Aimee Konrad. Track; Ryan Rittel. Wrestling; Jackie Scott. Track; and Angela Jirsa. Track. AWARDS 15

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AWARDS INDIVIDUAL BREAKS RECORD The annual Awards Night was held on May 15 to recognize the students' hard work, dedication, and achieve- ments that were earned throughout the year. As Student Body President. Dan Lusk opened the evening by welcoming everyone and announc- ing that Charlie Bloomenrader would take over as the master of ceremonies for the evening. He earned this by being elected as the Student Body President for next year. The banquet proceeded with the following awards being present- ed by faculty members and elite members of the community. AMERICAN LEGION Citizenship: Dan Lusk and Jill Pe- karek. Boys State: Shaun Baloun and Jim Jessen. AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY Music: Becky and Jenny Nemec. Girls State: Delegate-Jodi McDon- nell. Alternate-Mary Zastrow. and Journalism City-Julie Haiwick. CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA Becky and Jenny Nemec DAR AWARD Jill Pekarek HUGH O’BRIEN Marla Lusk KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS Local Scholarship: Dan Lusk BUSINESS 40 wpm: Amy Doolittle and Brad Hall. 45 wpm: Kevin Larson. Jon Vil- hauer. Aric Baloun. Doug Hinkle. Morris Reber. Angie Blair, and Billy Brueggeman. 50 wpm: Jason Pe- karek. 55 wpm: Brian Ardry and Marla Lusk. 60 wpm-. Stacy Scott. 65 wpm: Tom Durfee. 70 wpm: Todd Wieseler. Olympic Typing Contest: Tom Durfee. FBLA Proficiency: Dan Lusk. Darin Larson. Kip Baloun. Brian Ardry. Tom Dur- fee. and Jenny Nemec. State Awards: Renee Knox. First Place Historian’s Scrapbook: Cathy Faulstich. First Place Typing II; Marla VanDenBerg. First Place Business Math; Dan Lusk. First Place Mr. FBLA. First Place Word Processing, and Third Place Typing III; Julie Haiwick. Second Place Typing I; Jodi McDonnell. Sec- ond Place Ms. FBLA; and Kaela Goodrich. Third Place Business Eng- lish and Third Place Typing I. 1986 National Convention: Cathy Faul- stich. Cindy Faulstich. and Jodi Mc- Donnell. 1987 National Convention: Dan Lusk. Cathy Faulstich. Marla VanDenBerg. Kaela Goodrich, and Renee Knox. Outstanding FBLA Member: Dan Lusk. FHA State Top Superiors: Stacy Rodman. Tonia Rodman. Karla Hyde, and Amy Doolittle. Outstanding Freshman: Debbie Dittman. Outstanding Sen- ior: Kip Baloun. BOD Squad: Kip Ba- loun and Marilynn Hoffland. PEP Squad: Cathy Faulstich. Chapter De- gree: Stacy Rodman. Program of Work: Jackie Dittman and Cindy Faulstich. HISODAK 1986- 87 Editors: Jackie Neuharth. Jill Pekarek. and Heather VanDen- Berg. Assistant Editor: Dan Lusk. 1987- 88 Editors: Jackie Dittman. Christine Volek. Kaela Goodrich, and Julie Haiwick. Junior Editors: Marla VanDenBerg. Nancy Durfee. Renee Knox, and Todd Wieseler. Sophomore Editor: Paula Haiwick. PIRATE JOURNAL 1986-87 Editors: Justin Runestad and Jill Pekarek. Junior Editors: Charlie Bloomenrader and Julie Haiwick. 1987-88 Editors: Julie Haiwick and Jodi McDonnell. Junior Editors: Marla VanDenBerg and Billy Brueggeman. SCIENCE Local Science Fair: Todd Wieseler. Marilynn Hoffland. Justin Runestad. Darin Larson. Aric Baloun. Kevin Larson. Shaun Baloun. Bruce Bu- ABOVE. Mrs. Renee Gauer presents Todd Wieseler with his 70 word per minute typing pin. cholz. Jodi McDonnell. Jackie Ditt- man. Angie Blair. Leslie Meek. Renee Knox. Gene Luze. Amy Doolittle. Bri- an Ardry. Mary Zastrow. Julie Haiwick. and Dan Lusk. Grand Prize Trophy: Brian Ardry. State Science Fair: Shane Vlcek. Renee Knox. Brian Ardry. Julie Haiwick. and Julie Jes- sen. Science Bowl: Brian Ardry. Cathy Faulstick. Renee Knox, and Debbie Dittman. Bausch and Lomb Science Award: Jodi McDonnell. DRAMA One-Act Play: Jill Pekarek. Best Ac- tress; and Justin Runestad. Best Ac- tor. All-School Play; Cathy Faulstich. Student Director; Debbie Dittman. Best Supporting Actress: Shaun Ba- loun. Best Supporting Actor: Cindy Faulstich. Best Actress: and Justin Runestad. Best Actor. Oral Interpre- tation: Local: Becky Nemec. Poetry; Tonia Rodman. Humorous; Justin Runestad. Oratory; Kaela Goodrich. Serious Drama; Jenny Nemec. Seri- ous Prose; and Justin Runestad and Jackie Neuharth. Duet Acting. Re- gional Kaela Goodrich and Jenny Nemec. 14 AWARDS



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STUDENT COUNCIL OVERSEE WORK The job of student council is one of those many jobs that is overlooked until something goes wrong. The student council is responsible for closing that generation gap between faculty, administration, and the school board. This isn't an easy task. The 1986-87 student council was manned by President Dan Lusk. Vice-President Jackie Neuharth. Se- cetary Treasurer Darrel Hinkle. Re- presenting the freshman were Deb- bie Dittman and Jeff Peterson; soph- omores. Marla Lusk and Gene Luze: juniors. Jodi McDonnell and Lori Newton: seniors Tom Durfee and Darin Larson. The student council is responsible for the planning and carrying out of Homecoming. Some of the activities included a slave sale of freshman, a dance Friday night, and different ac- tivities for each day. Other responsibilities included su- pervising the nomination and elec- tion of the class offficers and the cheerleaders and taking any propos- als made by the student body to the school board for consideration. Be- cause of hot weather the student council proposed a new dress code, so shorts would be allowed. The board said no to shorts but yes to mini skirts. The members of the student council were chosen by their classmates, with the officers chosen by the entire student body. They are elected in the spring and announced at Awards Night. Freshman representatives are elected in the fall. ABOVE RIGHI The three brave leaders who lower over the student body are Secretary Treasurer Darrel Hinkle. Vice-president Jack ie Neuharth. and President Dan Lusk. BELOW: Member of the 1986 87 Student Council are SITTING: Darrel Hinkle and Gene Luze. FIRST ROW: Tom Durfee. Jackie Neu- harlh. Jodi McDonnell. Lori Newton, and Dan Lusk BACK ROW: Darin Larson. Debbie Ditl- man. and Jeff Peterson NOT PICTURED. Marla Lusk. ABOVE: P incipal Gary Markuson hands over the reins of student body president to the newly elected Charlie Bloomenradar 16 STUDENT COUNCIL

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