Highmore High School - Hisodak Yearbook (Highmore, SD)

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Evelyn Bucholz Jackie Dittman OPPOSITE PAGE ABOVE RIGHT, junior cla« officer». Cindy Faulstich. secretary, Jodi Mc- Donnell. Student Council representative, Lori Newton. Student Council representative, Mary Zaslrow. vice-president, Pam Smith, treasurer: and Jackie Dittman. president, make final plans for prom during their lunch hour. CENTER RIGHT, Brian Roberts thoroughly thinks of the lough day ahead of him. THIS PAGE CENTER LEFT, Girls' and Boys' State Representatives, Mary Zaslrow. alter- nate, Julie Haiwick. Journalism City delegate, Shawn Baloun. delegate, Jodi McDonnell, delegate, and Jim Jessen. delegate watch as Sheriff Roger Bucholz demonstrates the pro- cedure of finger printing. ABOVE, Kaela Goodrich rocks and rolls dur- ing homecoming coronation. Receiving a BS in secondary edu- cation at Northern State College. Mrs. Renee Gauer instructs Typ- ing I. accounting, sociology, word processing office occupations and marriage 6 family. She also serves as FBLA and senior class advisor and holds the office of Membership Director of the SDBOEA. Mrs. Gauer's excite- ment last summer was taking the FBLA state winners to the Nation- al Convention in Washington. D.C. In her free time she enjoys golfing, gardening, water skiing, boating and going to her chil- dren’s ballgames. Laurie Fischer Kaela Goodrich Julie Flaiwick Brad Hall Cathy Faulstich Cindy Faulstich JUNIORS 29

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JUNIORS MOVE UP The juniors entered the school year with 26 students who were ready to take on the tasks of being a junior. English III and U.S. History were the two required classes. The advisors for the year were Con- nie Brueggeman. Sally Whiting. Wanda Jamieson and Lola Lee. The juniors started the year out on a high note by having candidate Jack- ie Dittman selected as marshal. The rest of the year was spent achieving goals and receiving honors. Shawn Baloun and Jim Jessen were Highmore's Boys' State delegates. Jodi McDonnell was chosen as the Girl's State delegate, while Mary Zastrow was the alternate. Julie Haiwick was also chosen for Jour- nalism City. Junior Lori Newton was selected to represent Highmore in the State Snow Queen contest in Aberdeen. Julie Haiwick was chosen as an al- ternate for All-Stale Chorus and re- presented HHS at All-State Band and All-State Orchestra. Kaela Goodrich received Outstanding Chorus mem- ber and Julie Jessen was inducted into the National Honor Society. Cindy Faulstich received Best Sup- porting Actress for 3-act plays. This summer Leanne Hoffman and Julie Haiwick will participate in the Youth Business Academy in Sioux Falls. At the FBLA State Convention in April. Jodi McDonnell was chosen Ms. FBLA and received a $2000 scholarship to National College. Kaela Goodrich and Cathy Faulstich received awards winning a trip to Anaheim. California for the National Convention. In FHA. Jackie Dittman and Cindy Faulstich earned a trip to the Nation- al Convention in Washington. D.C. by receiving a top superior on the scrapbook. Cathy Faulstich also re- ceived Outstanding PEP squad mem- ber and was elected to be the youth coordinator for the March of Dimes at the State Convention in May. Julie Jessen received 1st place in poultry production at the FFA State Convention. She was awarded two plaques and $100. Kim Knox repre- sented Highmore as the FFA Chapter Sweetheart. At the end of basketball season. Eve- lyn Bucholz was named to the NCAC. LCAC and Central All-Con- ference team; teammate Christine Volek was named to the LCAC team and Jackie Dittman received honor- able mention for NCAC. Bruce Bu- cholz and Mary Zastrow attended the state track meet in Sioux Falls. Ricky Alfson Shawn Baloun Charlie Bloomenrader Bruce Bucholz 28 JUNIORS

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Leanne Hoffman Jim Jessen Julie Jessen Tia Kanan ABOVE: Victor Ratzljff gives a smile while trying to get the prom streamers as even as possible. CENTER RIGHT. Jackie Ditlman. Kaela Good rich, and Christine Volek take time during the game to show some teeth. OPPOSITE PAGE. ABOVE RIGHT. Obviously Leanne Hoffman. Mrs Sally Whiting. Chris- tine Volek. Jodi McDonnell, and Julie Jessen think it was pretty funnyl CENTER RIGHT. Laurie Fischer works at her decoration while Brad Hall tries to help out. Miss Lola Lee is now in her sixth year of serving as elementary and high school vocal music instruc- tor as well as the country schools. She also acts as a junior class ad- visor. A native of Franklin. Min- nesota. Miss Lee received a BA in music education at Augustana College of Sioux Falls. In her spare time she enjoys listening to music, doing ceramics, reading, traveling, and drawing. This years chemistry, biology, anatomy 6 physiology, and eighth grade earth science were taught by Mrs. Wanda Jamieson. Now in her fourth year at HHS. she also serves as assistant junior class ad- visor. Mrs. Jamieson received her education at Montana State Uni- versity and spent last summer working on her master's degree at University of Montana Biological Station. 30 JUNIORS