Hurley High School - Hurkota Yearbook (Hurley, SD)

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Juniors Experience Thrilling Events The J mi furs were busy tins year with a variety w riew and exciting activities. Selling rndyazines was hard work, but witfi cooperation iron' everyone they reached Luelr yoal and □ lew record sif S1,4$0.1 b . Building the Moat for Homecoming and taking First prize in iiie skit contest corona- tion night w S a big highlight for Lhc Juniors. Eighi juniors look pari in Lie ipring'jr.- Sr. play, Don't Drink the Water.1 A big success, hiitv play .vas presented April 10 and 11. The Junior Prom- Tins Matjtc Moment, was held April 29 Class members worked selling concession through the school year ai fnothall and basketball games Id raise money tor the event. Many juniors also Look part in aLiilelics, music arid drama, r out girls were also active in cheer leading. Btth Ahdinrtl J-afil.lv Jan 5 rrt«jn SrmdA at'DIT OfTlUo Chureh Pam CellH NanCy Dwyw D-rjl CJwtl Mary Kay Hgirr s Paul Jchnsnn

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Sophomores Have Sadie Hawkins Coming into high sdwol 3 riLtle more ex per I diet'd and a InL more familiar with the surroundings, ihe sophomores tjiiitMV yul In Id the WiTi;| of Behoof. Trying lo raise money ior the upccattrK} nnmor year, tsie sophomores held p Sadie Hawkins Dance. English IE and Science were required for all class members, r olji new f ces were see i Afl r hard d«v In frap, atlb Sharard Lakfri Mm to ri L T ffs Chrl t nsnn ijic-n -0 ringed Artan falsor» Danny rlytjar n m Nslh n Cl.iylM Hbvnldl Mjchalla Dlbbri Kjtvin H OTfi OliWli Mww W1