Highmore High School - Hisodak Yearbook (Highmore, SD)

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Happy Holidays from Gene Claus! Feeling Great HISODAK Time goes, you implied? Nol Time stays ... inside. Julie and Kaela HISODAK STAFF EDITORS Jackie Dittman Julie Haiwick Christine Volek Kaela Goodrich COVER Todd Wieseler Paul Gunn LaVaughn Busse ADVISER LaVaughn Busse STUDENT LIFE 3

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Inside Story Contents Inside 88. The building of dreams, hopes, goals, and memo- ries that will last a lifetime. The first time in eleven years for double figures, and each one stands for the class of 1988 as a unit. The names inside the 88 on the cover depict the seniors as a whole. As senior editors, we have captured the effects that en- hanced Highmore High School. Each photograph produces an im- age that is seen on the outside, but is felt, relived, and treasured on the inside. We have delved deeper into the individual, the moment, and have learned to see not only the memory from the appearance outside, but from the emotion, inside. Inside the times . . . In- side yourself . . . Inside 88. EDITORS 88 Title Page .................I Activities .................5 Athletics .................17 Organizations .............35 Academics................. 49 Classes....................61 Grades ................... 83 Advertising ...............95 2 EDITORS' FOREWARD

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Stopping the Presses IN ’88 Rumor has it. tAat They found Jimmy Hoffa under Tammy faker's makeup! Morality Headlines 88 Headlining the news this year was the downfall of the televi- sion evangelists. Jimmy Swag- gert and Jim Baker were both brought up on morality charges. The Iran-Contra hearings were broadcast to millions of people. Oliver North was accused of us- ing U.S. taxpayer dollars to fund illegal activities in Central Amer- ica. The winter Olympics were held in Calgary. Canada, with the Americans bringing home few medals. Presidential candidates were busy campaigning for the up- coming election. Gary Hart was one of the first candidates to drop out of the race. He was also accused of moral improprieties. In sports, the Minnesota Twins won the World Series and the Red Skins won over the Bronco’s in the Super Bowl. Poison’s Talk Dirty to Me , the Fat Boy’s Wipe-Out” and Whitesnake’s Here I Go Again were some popular songs. Other popular muscians were Tiffany, Debbie Gibson, and Def Leppard in the rock and roll world. Andy Gibb died from a drug related death. Randy Travis. Hank Wil- liams. Jr., The Judds, and Reba McEntire headlined country mu- sic The most popular movies were LaBamba, Dirty Dancing, and Three Men and a Baby. Knit skirts and sweaters, den- im mini skirts, crop tops, and jean jackets were in fashion. 4 CURRENT EVENTS