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

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awww' Students Learn B Mr. Brian Boyer kept busy this year by teaching the two classes with deadlines - Journalism and Publications. The use of a new Apple computer helped both classes design layouts faster then they could be- fore. The Ranger Press, the school paper, was handed out to the students in school. The staff also produced an entire page in the Prevailer, Hill City's paper. Doing The Publications class produced both an elementary and high school annual along with Once Over Lightly, a collection of artwork and poems by students. Mr. Boyer also taught two English classes. Senior Composition students learned the different types of essays and how to write them properly. Literary works of English writers were studied in British Literature. Qiiigg l K British Literature students happily take a break from studying, ,.,...-nv I , il if M ,Mi ff Randy Whyte creates designs while Kathy Fisk looks on. IOHANSON S REALTY ' This Page Sponsored By: i Mr. Boyer is getting a student's view of the classroom.

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5f','6'. l How To Find Friendly Advice One could always count on a friendly jest and a smile from Mr. Raymond Brodersen. Being a guidance counselor was a busy and sometimes hectic job. To start the year, he registered new students, along with the old students. Once classes began, he registered many again. During the year, he set up many test schedules, visitations from col- leges and the armed services, provided ad- vice and aide in selecting colleges and fill- ing out applications, assisted in finding summer jobs, and most of all, he listened to students when they needed him most. Throughout the day, the students met in Mr. Brodersen's office to chat amongst themselves and with him. Mr. Brodersen was always willing to contribute a fitting anecdote to the situation. I'-...V ifQl: x -5 f' , Q ,ri if Mr. Brodersen and Shelly Hagerty look over next year's schedule. ,Qy,4ff'jV my Q, fl .xx 6'r 'f?- -1-ailcfplr .g' '-:W Files on colleges help Mr. Brodersen to advise students on which colleges provide the best education for them. This Page Sponsored By BLUE SPRUFE CABINS F' N - -Ti.. .c SX ' I ,.......- Planning Tara Coe's college career is quite a chore.

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i QDX Learning A New Culture A new teacher, Mrs. Kim D'I-Iont, brought with her a new language, Spanish. Spanish names were given to each student in the class. The music, writing, lifestyle and cus- toms of Spain were studied, in addition to learning the language. Projects such as, making pinatas and designing floor plans using Spanish words, helped students get used to using the Spanish style and lan- guage. Mrs. D'Hont also taught a few other classes. Grammar I covered the basics of the English language. A variety of authors and their writings were studied in literature I. Artistic forms through the spoken and written words were taught in speech and creative writing. ..,1 .JW 3 t .2'.9?f'IL Z H y i , W . I A ' Carol Clemetson and Mike Hester show their talent in I I f ,if speech class. Q ' I K., lf' - - ,. 7 15 This Page Sponsored By PINES EDGE MOTEL! FROSTY DRIVE INN M ' 1.1! 1-.. - L. ,,. in 5 fflf-f- 1 hawn Kuhnel asks Mrs. D'I-Iont for advice.