Hill City High School - Ranger Yearbook (Hill City, SD)

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'O-' wqrf.-, V ,Q 1 4' fl 1 4 if, I X 'Hsin any Q ' Barbara Herrin Kathy Higgins Cheryl Iohnson Daryl Johnson Sheryl Martin Denice Polenz David Poysniclz Marla Robbins Ronald, Spear ff' bfi Susan Talley Roger Van Busliirlc Su+i1WayInire The Sophomore class has been quite active this year. Their officers--president, Lynda I-laganp vice-president, Rick Hagerty, secretary, Susan Talleyg and treasurer, Barbara Herrin--and sponsor, Mrs . Lovegren, are an ambitious group who saw that the class activities progressed smoothly. The sophomore girls sold sack lunches to the hunters . Other activities included sponsoring dances and candy sales. The class worked hard on their home- coming float, as they worked on everything they undertook . T 'v- ,.' -7 -ft ,. . f, .ui a f.. J Ss AV N

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ks .r ? ES llllll 'NJ T10 PHO TO AVAILABLE Iames Kingsbury Connie Layton Iudy Linde Charles Ludington Ronnie McDonald Dan Merchen W W f A1 ,fm in Bradley Polenz N Floyd Straw Sandy Mlncr Peggy Moriarity Vickie Perli 5' . if in-...PN id' Iaclzie Pierce mfr? Q if Mike Sawyer Kenny Spear lim Steele Iim Smith Donna Straw The Freshmen quickly became accustomed to high school, although initiation was not allowed. They started their high school careers with the election of officers . Kenneth Spear was elected president: Ronnie Dwyer, vice-presidenty Bob Johnson, secretaryp and Kandyce Ewing, treasurer Under Mr. Burden's supervision they started a fund raising campaign. Selling subscriptions to a Custer paper, and sponsoring dances were two of their fund raising ideas. The freshman class took the California Tests of Mental Maturity.