Hill City High School - Ranger Yearbook (Hill City, SD)

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14 I6 Pun With juniors The junior class had a lot of fun this year by sitting in the closet after skipping school and going out to Sheridan Lake. janet Beachem, Ranae Schrier, Dave Metz, Darin Olson, Carey Sogge, and Trina Zwetzig sat the next day in the film room with Mr. Gerald. They made signs and slept and did their school work while in the closet. They all got one Bathroom pass in the mornin and one in the afternoon. The juniors spent most of tieir time at the concession stands trying to make money for Prom. This year the junior class received two new students. Bobby Sutton moved to Hill City from Watertown and Walt Peterson moved here from Gillette, Wyoming. After be- in here for a couple of months, Walt moved back to CiTlette. Chrissy Barney moved to Sturgis where she is now going to school. Robin Salmon and Kathy Fisk both moved to Rapid City to go to school. jeff Anderson and Richard Ellison make a rare attempt at studying, r... '-:.-+--f ' lt. ai-'L-i.. KI. Cathy Metz hurries to finish her annual pages. Ranae Schrier shows Mr, Prautzsch what she thinks of the closet. l jeff Anderson checks out a career in the Air Force. Thi Page Sponsored .S A g I by QQRLLN Acllks, ROCHFORD Dan Harn washes dishes at the Chili Supper.

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Seniors Leave With Style During our years here some things have changed. There was a junior high and gymnasium built, we hired a new superintendent, Mr. Creighton, and an addition was built on to the elementary building. A new rule was adopted for skippers. If caught, they would sit in Mr. Prautzsch's closet for a whole day or take a three day vaca- tion from school. During our last year we received new green lockers. Our first task as freshmen was to build the M for the bonfire. As sopho- mores we had to raise money for the Sweetheart Ball, over which reigned Dale S. and Mary S. Then during our junior year we sold magazines, food at bake sales, and concessions at football and basketball games to raise money for the Junior-Senior Prom. All of the juniors sighed with relief after the prom was over - no more work! This last year we all sat back and relaxed, except during the class meetings where we argued over the class dues, colors, and graduation. The senior class of 1985 has many fond memories of Hill City High School that they'1l never forget. They will remember the fun they had with their friends and teachers. ,,,,11 : .. f .Q . 3 Kim Bintliff David Butterfield Scott Coergen jk ' 4' I T , I Cindy Hagerty Athia Alcott 'try' R f Tim Cummings Shannon Holden