Emery High School - Eagle Yearbook (Emery, SD)

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4 Joy Krier Orlando Hofer Larry JohnsTon School back To The STaTe B baskeTball TournamenTs for The second consecufive year. On February l3, The Seniors Took The TradiTional Trip To Pierre, They leTT Emery aT il:0O a.m. The day was spenT Touring The CapiTol, lisTening To The House of Rep- resenTaTives and The SenaTe, visiTing The museum, and seeing The Crime Lab. Everyone had a greaT Time and iT will be .remembered by all For one reason or anoTher. On May 26, Skip Day, The Seniors were TogeTher as a class for The lasT Time.. The day was spenT aT Lake Okiboii., BaccalaureaTe was held on Sunday, May l8, in The CiTy AudiTorium aT 8:00 p.m. wiTh Reverend Carl Gron- dorf oFficiaTing . Thursday, May 22, CommencemenT was held. Mr. Milo Wepking, guidance counselor for NeT- Tlefon Commercial College, was The feaTured speaker. Thus These TwenTy-seven Seniors who have been class- maTes For many years will now be going Their separaTe ways. Some will be going To college, oThers will be geTTing iobs. Emery High will miss Them. Richard Mayer CurTiss Klock Karen WeThor RoberT Sweeney

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The sensor class gathers around Govenor Frank Farrar's desk. What do you see outside, Dale? h l'h Fave seniors take advantage oft e Capito s c alr In the lobby.