Highmore High School - Hisodak Yearbook (Highmore, SD)

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“Look out! Here we come! The class of 1982” greeted the students on the first day of school. The 38 seniors started their final year with pride and jubilation. King Randy Houdek and queen Cindy Ellsworth reigned over the Homecoming festivities. Scott Marks was chosen as the marshal candidate. Shawn Volek won the Snow Queen contest, and Mary Kay Boschee was chosen Miss Holiday. Max Wortman received honors of DAR. Doug Kroeplin and Sarnie Dancey were FFA Sweethearts King and Queen. Prom featured ’Ivory’ and the theme was “Don’t Stop Be lieving. The senior breakfast brought rain and Frankie Rineheart. Class colors were light green and THIS PAGE: Jackie Mashek applies the finishing touches to her Art II projectD OPPOSITE PAGE: ABOVE LEFT: Randy Houdek reads a story to Marilyn Kusser. ABOVE RIGHT: Superintendent John Biegler prepares his specialty for the Home Ec V class while Mike Ashdown, Kevin Griese, and Steve Vilhauer decide what to call it. CF'NTF'R LEFT: Senior marshal candi- date Scott Marks, helped by subjects Steve Vilhauer, Karla Kerr, and Kevin Griese, tries to win votes by inviting the student body to the world's biggest toga party. yellow, The class flower was the yellow rose. The class motto was “The future is innocent for we know not what it holds”. Senator Larry Pressler spoke at gradua- tion. His speech was on the importance of the work ethic. Graduation has come and gone, and now 39 seniors enter into the world of alumni. Their high school careers are over, but the memories linger on. Although life will be different, they will make their way, re- lying on the lessons and skills they learned at Highmore High School.] CENTF:R RIGHT: Denise Haiwick, Joce- lyn Gallagher, and Mary Kay Boschee, in their natural morning state, ignore the photographer's cheerful “good morning.” BELOW: Mary Jane Lusk, Karen Harvey, and Karla Kerr help to prepare the school for the year’s incomparable senior class. 12 Seniors

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Senior Breakfast Another Rainy Day Shows Rainy days and senior breakfast seem to go together. For the sec- ond year in a row, rain greeted the seniors at Wesley Hall. The Unit- ed Methodist Women took the re- sponsibility of preparing scram- bled eggs, cinnamon rolls, orange juice, and coffee for 45 seniors, class sponsors, and guests. The table prayer was given by Reverand Orland Sloat. Superin- tendent John Biegler spoke to the seniors about doing their best and making the most out of their life. Counselor LeAnn Suhn gave a farewell speech which touched the hearts of many. Entertainment followed with Frankie Rineheart. Seniors acted out commercials and participated in the band. Graduation practice and the an- nual car chase followed the break- fast. Honking horns and shouts of joy filled the air as proud seniors announced that the time was near for the class of 1982. ABOVE: Teresa Gunderson turns her head to see how well her peers enjoy the breakfast while Jill Bruce laughs at someone's joke. CENTER: A few of the seniors seem to enjoy their breakfast of eggs, rolls, juice and coffee. RIGHT: Frankie Rinehart provides the entertainment for the morning program. RIGHT: Mette Olson indulges herself in a hot cinnamon roll. 14 Senior Breakfast