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

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if - . V ,lp Graduation 1975 V . ... R -ff 'x A 'A I - W' l Q I 1 lg, , y 1: S g D! Y o l, .. -- ..l, o . K f . l Chorus sings I Climbed a . IVIountain. l f - 3 -u - fbiln gpg ,I ,.4. 0 U .. 2 X igvshib YF. Q, A ' 5 X si p Jim Erhlich--speaker Bob Burden speaker A New AdVOI'ltUf9. . . F X S 4. A, Solemnly the procession begins. Roger Allan welcomes the crowd. - Twenty-two seniors received their diplomas at lVIt. Rushmore Memorial on lVlay 18. A beautiful , ' --1' Q' 9' day brought a large crowd to hear guest speakers ' 4 j Bob Burden and Jim Erhlich. David lVIaudlin , , V g Q W gave a senior farewell. Superintendent Roger 'Colt S'mp50n l ' Allan gave the welcome, and Detlev Prautzsch ang- presented the seniors. Harold Nlaudlin handed out the diplomas.Scott Simpson 'sang a guitar ' selection entitled, Believe in Yourself, and Tl A . I 4 the HCHS chorus and band performed. Reverend Reed closed the ceremony with the benediction before the class departed. lt's over, Harold IVlaudlin awards D. Herting a - diploma.

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1- gf, if Cathy Karlin--Center Counselor. Youth Center A dream of many Hill City People was realized with the completion of the Youth Center. The need for a place for Hill City young people to go had been recognized for years and was initiated with the major donation of the Butterfield family in memory of Chuck Butterfield, a 1974 HCHS graduate. Additional donations completed the project located behind the grade school The center is run by an advisory board composed of townspeople and a youth board composed of students and Kathy Carlin, counselor. ....,........,, David Bradley and Dar Coy enjoy a fast game of foosball. Youth Center Members of youth board make decisions.