Hurley High School - Hurkota Yearbook (Hurley, SD)

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Stiff, sore, and tired from the senior trip in the Black Hills. Donovan Hansen snuggles up in his blanket and listens to his headphones on the way home. a Joddie Poppenga and Helen Falconer find out that their first skiing expe- rience isn’t as bad as they thought it would be. « Tim Spomer hangs out by the pool table looking for some unknown victim to challenge in a pool game JUen DJconer acLie Cjeorqeion PuJa QeoryeSon Seniors 7

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nV v Senior Snowfest Wipe Out! This is what most of the class of '87 did during the senior ski trip, as only three of them had skied before. The bunny slope was littered with skiing apparel and flailing limbs belonging exclusively to the seniors. To- wards the end of the day (when they got the hang of the chair lift), the seniors decided to try the more difficult slopes; thus spewing equipment throughout the entire ski resort, as few of them made it down any of these slopes, either! It was a great day for skiing. The night be- fore, a foot of fresh powder covered the slopes resulting in the best skiing the Black Hills pro- duced during the year. However, any skier knows that when you ski, you work up quite an appetite. The seniors dined in several pizza parlors during the trip. They were also privi- leged enough to go to the famous Sluice Steakhouse. The seniors’and their chaperones spent the long trip home trying to ease sore muscles and attempting to catch up on lost sleep 6 Seniors The seniors on the class trip: Back row: Laura Heirigs. Helen Falconer. Hope John- son. Rod Anderson. Donovan Hansen. Dorothy Kluckman; Front row: Tim Spomer. Paula Georgeson, Jodi Homan, Joddie Poppenga, Jackie Georgeson.

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Killing Time Relaxing. Seniors often feel that they need a vacation; especially as the year draws to a close. This class has al- ways been famous for its procrastinat- ing and can always find an excuse not to do anything that might burn up calo- ries! Clowning around and harassing everyone from teachers to unsuspec- ting freshmen are two qualities that this class contains. Tardiness also runs in their blood as several of them rarely made it to school on time. Laziness may be in their blood, but when a teacher asks for help, a se- nior is always there to lend a hand. Many of them are involved in extra- curricular activities including declam, mural painting, and helping out the grade school teachers. All of these jobs are mundane, and not too many people volunteer for them, but after getting a little encouragement from members of the Hurley faculty, the se- nior class is always eager to tackle any job! Donovan, Rod, and Tim urge the wheel' on as they play a hot game of Wheel of Fortune during one of their study halls. No one is quite sure just who won the game! 8 Seniors