Highmore High School - Hisodak Yearbook (Highmore, SD)

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1 SCOREBOARD VARSITY FOOTBALL OPPONENT WE THEY Lyman OT 8 14 Burke 0 46 Wolsey-Wess. 24 14 Ipswich 0 36 Hoven 0 34 Faulkton 6 21 Sully Buttes 0 42 Gettysburg 6 42 (Homecoming) Record 1-7 Drilling Pays Off JV FOOTBALL We were inexperienced at the beginning of the year, but we worked hard and managed to win a couple of games by the end of the year.” James Kindopp. JV Linebacker The junior varsity football team joined together for a 2-3 record for the season. The team consisted of freshman, sophomores, and juniors who didn't get much playing time in the varsity games. This year they managed to beat Wolsey-Wessing- ton Warbirds and the Sully Buttes ABOVE: Danny Kusser tries to gain all the yardage he can. CENTER: Brad Hall is on the move to assist his teammate with a tackle. Chargers, but were defeated by Ho- ven. Gettysburg, and Faulkton. The constant drilling and the valuable experience that the team gained in practice and on the field this year, will help the players with the capabilities needed to fill next year's varsity positions. RIGHT: And they are off to the races! 20 JV FOOTBALL

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LEFT: The Pirate crew looks to see which one of their teammates is at the bottom of the Burke Bulldog's pile. BELOW LEFT: Fulfilling her duties as student manager. Deb Ardry applies an ice pack to Jeff Smith's wounded elbow. BELOW: Rowdy Schmidt makes his enemy eat dirt! FAR BELOW Brian Roberts attempts to make an interception. FOOTBALL 19

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 Yes, we had some disappointments, but what we did the best was ... we always did our best. -Mary Edwards, Head Coach The Classic Choice CROSS COUNTRY In step with the new generation was the Highmore cross country team. The girls' varsity team con- sisted of Stacey Scott. Mary Zas- trow. and Jennifer Faulstich. John Kutz was the only boys’ varsity run- ner while Shaun Sporrer ran in the boys’ junior varsity races. The team competed in several meets around the area and returned with many personal goals. At the regional cross country meet, the girls' team brought home third place honors and won the right to participate in the state meet. On Halloween, the girls accompa- nied coach Mary Edwards to Huron to compete in the state meet. Al- though the girls did not place t the state meet, they gained experience for future competition. ABOVE LEU Making the choice of a new generation, our team members Shaun Spor- rer and John Kutz, Jennifer Faulstich. Stacey Scott and Mary Zastrow. CENTER LEFTi The race is over for Mary Zastrow. ABOVE: Stacey Scott is sure that traveling on tour wheels is easier than traveling a great distance on two feet. LEFT: John Kutz appears distressed as an opponent approaches. CROSS COUNTRY 21