Highmore High School - Hisodak Yearbook (Highmore, SD)

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 Contents Activities.............................5 Athletics ............................17 Organizations ........................39 Academics.............................59 Grades................................69 Classes...............................79 Ads..................................Ill HISODAK Co-Editors Kim Williams Kari Griese Guy Childs Cover Staff and Advisor Advisor Jacquelyn Neuharth Student Life 3

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PREFACE The choosing of a theme for the annual is one of the first of many tasks that we, as senior editors, arc responsible for. We chose “Pirates Capture '84“. As you page through the annual and each separate sec- tion, you will see how each of the memories is captured and stored somewhere in the back of our minds. After we leave HHS, and the memories become cloudy and nearly forgotten, we can look back and recapture the years of 1983-84. Our education and environ- ment has a very important ef- fect on our future, either the near future or many years from now, we can look back on the experiences and captured memories presented in this year's annual and see some of the things that molded us into the people we arc. THIS PAGE: ABOVE RIGHT Tra- cy Surde and Lori Hart try to decide whose number one with Ron Jetty. RIGHT: Jim Dean seems to be saying, “Go ahead, make my day.” OPPOSITE PAGE: ABOVE EAR RIGHT: Dave Clausen is debating whether he should fall asleep or sign a Hi soda k EAR RIGHT: Grant Garngan puls the headlock on Les Smith as John Cook peeks around the corner. 2 Student Life

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New Developments Affect Students A few changes in I he school system affected the students this year. A computer course was offered, which will help students gain useful knowledge in a very important field Nick Minardi was with us for two months He took over Mrs. Suhn's du- ties while she was on maternity leave. He’ll be on the staff next year as grade school counselor. Robin Boiler replaced Mr. Surde when he resigned in mid-year. ABOVE:: Nick Minardi enthusiastical- ly took over the responsibility of cheer- leading advisor. ABOVE RIGHT: It doesn’t look like Sandi Durfee enjoys the food she has prepared in Home he. RKill I Jim Dean and Mark iadCf work diligently on their Geometry. 4 Student Life