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Seniors Survive '85' Arrives Pursuing graduation, acquiring memories, and having fun were the goals in mind as the 29 members of the class of '85' opened the school year. Chosen as class officers were Jim Cermak, president; Dale Griese, vice president; Lisa Lettau, treasurer; and Shannon Cowan, secretary. Student Council representatives were Gary Weidenbach and Dave Oligmueller. Student Council officers were Pam Kusser, president; Dena Bloomen- rader, vice president; and Dixie Aasby, secretary treasurer. Jim Cermak and Janell Haiwick were crowned King and Queen of the Homecoming festivities. Kelly Whit- ing was the senior class's marshall can- didate and was also chosen by the fac- ulty as Highmore's DAR candidate. Dixie Aasby was crowned Snow Queen and was chosen as HHS's Miss Holiday Contest representative, where she was named fourth runner- up. In January, the senior government class went to Pierre and attended a session of the state legislature. Throughout the year, many seniors were busy visiting colleges or talking to college representatives in hope of making their correct college choice. As the year came to an end, the seniors came closer together. After discovering friendship and knowl- edge during 12 years of school to- gether, the class of '85' was ready to 'discover' a whole new world. THIS PAGE: ABOVE: Class officers for the seniors are: Dave Oligmueller, Student Council representative; Dale Griese, vice president; Lisa Lettau, treasurer; Jim Cer- mak, president; and Gary Weidenbach, Sludeni Council representative. CENTER: Galin Larson, Gary Weidenbach, Brian Nielson, and Paul Knox take part in a senior class meeting during Homecoming week. BELOW: Kelly Whiting, alias King Tut , delivers his marshall candidate speech to the student body. Kelly's court consists of members of the senior class. OPPOSITE PAGE: Pam Kusser displays the form that won her the best physique award for the senior class. 6 Seniors
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Students attempt to test their knowledge playing a game of Trivial Pursuit. Participating, along with others, are Jerry Bassett, Bob Haiwick, and Mike Wurts. Classes Division 5
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Dixie Mae Dena Marie Bloomenrader lames Kevin Cermak David Joseph Clausen Tracy Alan Cook Shannon Alexis Cowan Joan Marie Durfee Seniors 7
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