Hurley High School - Hurkota Yearbook (Hurley, SD)

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Homecoming Week Filled With Excitement Sunny, warm weather added to the excitement of Homecom- ing Week. The classes were busy making floats to associate with the chosen theme of video games , and the business people decorated their windows in the same fashion. It was a very busy week for everyone involved. The parade was a giant success as bands, floats, royalty, and many communi- ty entries took part. The juniors and the eighth graders took first place in each of their divisions with their floats. This fun-filled week also got everybody fired up for the annual Homecoming football game that Friday night. With every- one sharing in the work and the fun, this Homecoming was made a special one for all.

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7 1. Coach Janssen discusses game strategy with a few members of the team. 2. The-Jtiniors took top honors in the Soph.-Seniors division with their float entitled Invade the Raiders. 3. Under the direction of Al Dayton, the band marches down Main Street during the festive Homecoming Parade. 4. Jodi Homan gives her support to the Bulldogs by selling helium balloons at the Homecoming football game. 5. Bumming around waiting for the start of the parade are a few « {fnior boys. 6. Riding in the Seniors so-called float, Chuck gives the driver his profound advice. 7. The eighth grade took first place this year in their division with Combat the Raiders. 8. Fired up for the Home- coming game. Hurley makes their move for another tackle 9 Tammy Adrian is putting the finishing touches in the Pac Man. The ophomores took second place with their float. A -Hu bloiJC an 27