Highmore High School - Hisodak Yearbook (Highmore, SD)

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Foreword We live in the present with our hopes and faith in the future.. of our chara past. ..mpl achievemen tions we midi deep roots ter lie in the by those and associa- here. sc io$l day followed day„ iThis Hisodak This is the! story of many students., o many teachers .. .of manyactivities...set down a schoold; even s enacted by and recorded for the r sent, and the c ates of High- gh Sjiool recor many past, future more Hig Ma iiTt now past history is publication re core remind us of alued friends, notable accomplishments, but most of ill...the debt we owe to ou school.

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Superintendent Clark Schemp, head of the Highmore school system for the past five years, resigned his job at the end of the '64 school term to accept the superintendency at Leo la. During his tenure here the school system has shown considerable growth. High school enrollment increased, teachers were added to the staff, and the plant was expanded by the construction of a modern, eight-room grade building. During Mr. Schemp's superintendency new courses were added to the curriculum and a greater emphasis was placed on scholastic attainment. Principal Charles Jungwirth has been head of the science department for the past eight years and has served as principal for the past four years. He resigned this spring to accept a fellowship at Brown University in Providence, Rhode Island, where he will work on his doctorate. Mr. Jungwirth has been instrumental in build- ing an unusually strong science department at HHS. He built up the physical equipment of the science department by encouraging the partic- ipation of the school in the federally planned program for improving science facilities. 6