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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1981 volume:

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't5 I., is w x w A. ,., ,J W - . , .. 3 .X 1 Wh , . ,. , 4, 4+-- Nm. K, . -gmt I - r W ' 'li' 1 Q. .I Y O , ..4 I ' v , gn. : s wg. v 14 Aj . 1 . Q gs? nc 'S' 0 1981 ranger hill city high school hill city, sd 57745 volume 60 students 5 sports 33 faculty 47 organizations 55 closing 84 ads 86 index 94 editor: advisor: 1 aura Olson J. mrs. reb ecca stapert Wig 1 9 1 if I ' G? lin 1 1 A p J ml ' +C' lun-,. U 15 .. is ,rf 4' , N J Utfilllllh an L 1 K A VY., i f 1 1 , s Xi hx I . f : 6 1 Q 1 S I -,.N,'w7.f-'-' K 3 5 J A jF?f'ff'f.1'.v,l 2- , R , 4 '-. , I .,. 92, ww K-In . 5 5 Lx , vi '.. L- Q - fl , - Q ,1' use HCH students enjo fun da . Funday was off to a good start Friday afternoon with a pep rally in the gym. Among the activities outside were the ever-so- popular cow chip flip, gunny sack race and a new game-the greased pig contest. This year the Ju- niors defeated the Seniors in the chariot race and the tug-of-war. iTop Left! Craig Barfoot frowns at the agony of defeat. iT'op Cen- terj Blake Brodersen-a cheer- leader? fTop Rightl here's to good friends! iCenterJ The greased pig got a real runaround. iCenter Right! Michelle Bath- urst makes a hound for the finish line. fBottom Left! Mr. Erick- son, sexy legs! fBottom Rightj Mike Lewis, Karl Ranta and Robin Cline diligently sew them- selves together. l Good N flirlirvgic i A 571 , .1......L- . Q students Craig Barfoot our last year speeds by The senior class of 1981 is a busy bunch this year. They are energetic and they want to leave a lasting mark on Hill City High School. Senioritis effected most of them at one time or another during the year. lOpposite Page!Center Rightl The Senior Class was lead by The Collector, Marty Engel, The Chief Racketeer, David Olson, The Boo- kee, Dan Bradley, and The Right-hand-man, Joe Mahan. lThis Page!Center Bottomj LeAnn Denke seems to be keeping an eye on Brian Engber. fi y ,,', 'P Kay Bauer b 3 -. i T U 'os' Dan Bradley Blake Brodersen Thomas Brunegard fo-- John Burnham Karen Butterfield X, ,. t, v n 2 s '- ' - ' O A V ,.',. Steve Carlson Lori Cofoid Chris Cgllins ff. 'j - if mf. , HE' 3 ' Q' Us ' J V' I , 4 . ,, inf I x F. ,. ' LeAnn Denke ' ' v -wa, jf 'fn . Q, 2 Q ff-, gs v - A p f 54 A r - e , Q X E . L , 'I I . i ' -1' 4 ' . - -4 5 X if 'xi A QJ 4 U 2 V ,' U k.,-P -1, + s' , s ' , xx Y n ,, ' x X Y X' Brian Engberg Marty Engel Gale Fox f lRightl Tomas expresses his feelings for sociology class. lFar Rightl Tomas assumes a confident Swedish pose. lCenterl Tomas demon- strates the Swedish method of sack racing. ILower Leftl John Burnham looks on as I Tomas attempts an American video game. lLower Rightl Tomas kicks the ball through the uprights against Pine Ridge. tomas kryssa genom ' 1 Tomas Brunegard, our foreign exchange student from Kinna, Swe- den, enjoys life in the United States, and enjoys attending HCHS. Tomas participates in football, basketball, band, chorus, and oral interpretation. When Tomas returns to Sweden, he will retake his senior year, as his year in the U.S. won't give him any credits in the Swedish school system. During the year, Tomas resided with Mr. and Mrs. Howard Brun- ner, and Mr. and Mrs. Darwin Sampson. He is learning much about U.S. history and customs while in Hill City. By the way, Kryssa genom '81 means cruising through '81. ilfisfi ' .4 V X!! 'l'7's : . I . 40 s .. F39 ' ffl -'mfg . I 1 Qu. U'-5 Q awp wr 5? -. ' 1- ' .'31'? w,.A.A' . -vs., .mg-: In - , - 12.5 QV 5-i I E, g ,. y n -ig A ' ' :elm 'fr 'ff ' ' . W, ' ' ij' . 'Q 4 HH , 'wry nw 1n?l:,7,? .2111 :RL L ff 053' . Q-. ' -6 . I - ' 4. .,.-, f , f f V, .AL - ' .. 'S W --4. 3 :art-I i s . .9 F ' 3 H ' . nf ,i+ihr'4 ' ,-,...-Q 5 ' 'a ' gufvdii L - ...a.- fig: A4 ' f' -V .1 - - r- 'J' in 4, ew-'ff-a., mt- -,.. VI. , . -.4. .. ...L ian.. r 7:.1nf AQ. A i E' l I . MLA I Q Q Q P' if fr i- i.j,,' I af f 'X 2 l v the stripes from the brush created our mural Richard Termes with help from the students who earned credit for their effort finished a mural on the back of the racketball court. ln a week they diagrammed the mural as a mini picture. Then they went outdoors to start on the mural. ln spite of cold weather and snow, they finally finished the project on October 9. The mural shows the history of the area from the goldminer era to the car era. fTop Leftl The artist is explaining the floormat of the mural. lTop Rightl The finished mural helps beautify the Hill Clity Park. lfenter Leftl Students are showing their talents on the almost completed mural. lCenter Rightl Rohin Cline paints his version of the mural. llrlottoni Leftl Richard Termes, the artist. the last year barrels past The senior year is not all fun and games. Many hours are spent taking tests. The seniors are continually in the Guidance Office asking for help with test forms, college application forms, and schol- arship forms. tTop Right! Terri Wagner and Lorri Loh- miller listen intently to Saturday night's gossip. 4Center Left! John Burnham, Blake Brodersen, and David Olson plan their next move. tffenter Rightl These cheer- leaders need more practice. tBottom Leftl They're so tough! tBottom Centerl Craig Barfoot is caught sneaking through the gym hy our cameraman. fBottom Right! Sean McNulty tells his secrets to Brian Engherg. g ' '1' f. .-- ', uffP' ,X . , , ,, g 'WA - .. i --H1 , 1 ,f,,'-'Q , ir: : , 'ffm i . xi-- 1 ,5', ,'.., tx '-.--.ggufal I , .If P l Nr Charles Fromhe Steve Hall Q -I 1. A X -'uf : 4- -fm -ee e 4,Q3'f4 -v ' , 'il 4 f zijn U NL ' 1 sp' A . ,f ' L 1 xi-'U I r .,Tf,m , . ' .. A Q waxfgexx Ae- Z u -' .ey-I-ff! lr ' 5 LX A . -.,'3 4 S! a . Q Calvin Howey Terry Jewell md' 1 gf, - . Sherry Ledgett Lorri Lohmiller Karen Harn ' '-:- .Y V I 'N 1' x- 'V Q' Rex King Joe Mahan P' if' . pw NJN seniors make their last year fun During their last year at HCHS, the seniors tried to make the year interesting for everyone. The entire class took a day off from school and toured Ellsworth Air Force Base. Everyone kept busy with extracurricular activities throughout the year. 3 Y 12 i y Y 1. -Q 4. 2 i usb '. Q. 7 s I I 4 1. ,155 P' 4 dst Q U 3 ' 4 5 , flfip 'cis 5 , ni 's l S X , v I e ' 5 'Alix 'kv 'Ii' ? 'I M . Q , Q, ' 5 5 j iUpper Leftj Seniors show their class on a barrel of trash. lUpper Rightl David Olson cringes at the sight of Joe Mahan and Craig Barfoot. lAbovel Steve Carlson and Dan Bradley clown around at noon. lCenter Leftl Marty Engel looks disgusted as he heads up the stairs for some books. lCenter Rightl LeAnn Denke looks joyful at the end of the day. 1Bottom Leftl Perry Swift takes a poke at pool during lunch break. Opposite Page fTop Rightl Dave Olson discovers his hidden ballet talent while recovering from knee surgery. lCenter Leftl Chris Collins, Brian Engberg, and Mrs. Gulbranson all wait with hungry eyes as Mr. Halter carves the Thanksgiv- ing turkey. lCenter Rightl The senior guys look mournfully at their chariot with its broken axle. lBottom Leftl Lorri Lohmiller looks on as LeAnn Denke shows her some new hand signs. lBottom Rightl Dan Bradley makes a face at the camera as Marty Engel plays with his food. our last year speeds by The seniors plan graduation for Sat urday, May 16, 1981. They look for ward to this final day with anticipa tion. This last year is a time for look ing ahead to the future as well as a time for remembering the years past iBottom Centerj David Olson just can't be lieve these girls. fOpposite Page! iCenter Rightj Steve Carlson wonders why Perry Swift is so tired. Sean McNulty David Olson Laura Olson Penny Shoemaker LaVerne Skillingstad Dennis Stender 7 - ., . f 3 Hu. 1,55 F V V. . f f W :lf . A ,y E N, 'u xv - xt ' XSS s ,, -' V l I - A-1 . -'N Perry Swift ,iz , ' ' gf- , - A In W - ,.fR,.,. 1 A W.. 'Naive Wap. W ,ff 4 Terri Wagner Robin Wheelhouse Keith Whyte juniors are just one lap from the finish The juniors did well with their magazine sales this year setting a new record at HCHS. They also sponsored prom, which was held at the Gaslight Cafe and Lounge in Rockerville. fTop Rightl Randy Milburn is always thumbs up. tMiddle Rightl Calvin Stuchlik is always showing off. Renae Alexander Kurt Barfoot Nick Bathurst Kathy Bennett F4 3 1,,f'1'jl an X B it 1 . ggi ,sg 2, F Lesia Clemetson Robin Cline Shane Cornelison Twila Crisman fff HQHFW' Lynn Cummings Monty Engel I QW Shelly Ernst Merlin Fligge .. W-1-QS , 1? y 11 Y - K-1 f 1 Er ,X V , ,i-...L 4 Jumors just keep on ' 9 goin l'l'op Rightl Eric Henderson is always up to some mischief. lMid- dle Right! Mary Rohn really is talking ahout chemistry. tliot- tom Right! Holi Rion is usually hard at work. i n 1 Bollllle' Rhode Holi Rion . Mary Rohn Dwight Sc-hrier F Chris Simmons N I Lori Spencer lionnie Stavig David Stewart ii KY-R,.i :Q 'a 'i r Sim U 4 X' xx he '. lx . 2 fl fx , J ,, If Calvin Stuchlik Ilan Stuchlik A ,gm Mike Sutterer Janie Zwetzig .-Q. R - iigl 6' 'x ,-cl' A in 1 1 - X t'l'np Left! Nick Bathurst cniiveiitrates hard while punching in za program. tN1irirlle IA-ttt Raimi- Alexzimic-'r clwifleci lu 4-an it. t'I'tip RighttShc1llyHrii:-tluoksuliwrviii,gglyintohe-rmessyIm-ker.tlitit- tum liettt Shane- Vuriielisuii is the must runizmtir- tk-lluw in mir class. tliuttfiiii Right! Roh L09 types vigurmisly tu im-et his yclar- hmik deadline. we 5 , Q . -W Y'f T 9.4 . g lg WY prom cruise is a fantasy 'l'he 1981 Prom was held at the Gaslight Restaurant in Rockerville. The theme for the event was lt's Just A Fantasy . The restaurant was decorated in maroon and silver. Sophomore hostesses and hosts seated the couples and served the dinner which was New York steak. Eric Henderson was the Master of Ceremonies and gave the Junior Welcome. Twila Crisman recit.ed some memo- ries we will always have of' the seniors. Nick Bathurst read the Class Prophecy. Dave Olson gave the Senior Class Will. Sherry Lidgett. read the Senior Memo- ries. Music was provided by CARTUNE. ,f if O N 2' 45' iQ fn . aa X tllpposite Page-l Vllopl Vonples enjoy dancing to the music ot' l'AR'l'llNlC. tlVliclclle Row! tl ar l,eltl liriv Henclerson gives the Junior Weleome, tl.ettt 'l'wila Vrisman gives some memories ot' the seniors. tliight! Dave Olson reads the Senior Will. tlfar Rightl Nick Bathurst is clnring the reading ot' the Vlass caught fluring the readingot'thet'lass Prophecy, ll3olluII1l5l'1erl'y' l,iclg1ett gives some Senior Memories. t'l'his Page-l t'l'op l,el'tl 'l'he salacl liar was enjoyed hy all. t'l'op Rightl liiin Zwetzig and Varla llieterle serve 1 'raig Hartioot and llelmlmie l,ee. tMidclle l,et'tl l'All'l'llNlC provided the music for the evening. lhliclflle liightl Mike l,ewisanfl.lol1n Henclerson greet flue Mahan ancl Nick Bathurst. as they make their appezxranee in their tuxes. tllottoinl Blake Hroclersen presents llave Olson with the Senior Class Will. 7 . Q 'Tl -s X . 'l 64 ' x T L, , ij' . . .. sophomores float along on smooth roads Each year the Sophomore class puts on the Sweetheart's Ball. They had a bake sale at the beginning of the year to raise money. They also had valentine-o-grams and a contest for Mr. and Mrs. Grump. Mr. Knapp and Miss Miller won the awards. They will be ready to put on the Prom next year. The class has done much this year to boost the amount of school spirit. Good job Sophomores! fTopJ Todd Morgan and Donny Butterfield are working hard to get the mural done. fUpper Right? Carla Dieterle and Mike Lewis put their heads together on an assignment. fAhovej The Sophomore class officers are: John Henderson, Vice President, Chris Howell, Treasurer, Sharon Wilson, Secretary and Mike Lewis, President. . ' 'TV' 2 f -an ,g f 11, 1 . , af . 4 4, I '41 uv F, a y s,! U I Xl Annie Barney Dale Buchholz Carla Dieterle , ... 41'-fr X ll P , .. 4 1 ff!! vt' Qi' .V wr-1 G 3- 7-' Yi l , I . L ,, 1 on ,X KQ 'ny Tim Bintliff Donny Butterfield Jim Dohr , A I :V , .' fig:-V If R122 s-if Xu f . if X 34- 1' T3 Y X' wr. .IJ J .,,.-J 'F'A n.f'lw'9Nf, , ,551 1 Ili!!-lf l-4 ff' 1 ,K Qfiesrjgl up Jn 1 'Q- SORRY, NO PHOTO Q Jeanette Gerken Chris Howell Debbie Lee Raydean Ranta Cindy Trenary X 4 Jackie Granaas Joey Hughes Faith Lewis Leah Schultz Lisa Williamson , A s ,J e J Patty Heil Mary Keelin Mike Lewis Leon Shoemaker Sharon Wilson John Henderson Joe Klein Margaret Luebchow Denise Smith Molly Zwetzig all Theresa Himmel Tim Kloos Todd Morgan Pam Swift, Kim Zwetzig 43 ii 4 1 fag, la. link M .im X - . A sophomores speed through the year fTop Leftj Patty Heil, Kim Zwetzig, and Pam Swift have a last- minute discussion. fTop Rightl Faith Lewis contemplates her activi- ties for the day. iCenter Leftl Jeanette Gerken is learning how to pour with her eyes closed. iCenter Righti Debbie Lee and Joey Hughes study hard. fBottom Leftl Annie Barney digs furiously for her books. fBottom Right! Faith Lewis and Lesia Williamson order flowers for their special someone. 3- Q swaying through the night of sweethearts Sweethearts was a success this year with an attendance of approximately one hundred people. Decorations for the ball included colorful hearts and crepe paper streamers dividing the gym into an attractive semicircle dance floor. Heartshaped boxes of candy were awarded to the best dancers in the three contests. The sophomore class took Y' honors as John Henderson and Molly Ll 5 ll Zwetzig were crowned king and Queen. fAb0V6 Leftl Sweetheart dancers enjoy the music and the theme shows from the decorations. tMiddle Left! Slow dancing seemed to create the proper atmosphere for the occasion. fabovel The sophomore condidates, Molly Zwetzig and John Henderson, graciously accept their awards as queen and King. tBottom Leftl Bound to Ride provided the country rock entertainment for the ball. the freshman are moving onto the high road This year's freshman class has been busily working to make money for the junior-senior prom which will take place in two years. This year's activities include: a milk bottle toss booth at the Halloween carnival, bake sales, and a candy bar sale. This year's homecoming princess for the class was Jamie Burnham. Tra- cy Morris and Minnie Anderson were the class prince and princess at the Sweetheart's Ball. A freshman class celebrity was Vonda Charles. She was chosen as a semifinalist in the Teen Model Contest, for the month of February. fAbove Rightl Freshman semester tests put a heavy strain on the mind of the freshman in Literature 1. iCenter Rightl Vicki Bathurst hides as the sly cameraman strikes again during freshman science. 1Bottom Rightl Charles Bradley tries his new salespitch during the bake sale. fBottom-Leftl The class officers are: Secretary, Vonda Charlesg President, Jamie Burnhamg Treasurer, Tracy Morrisg and Vice-Presi- dent, Tony Buchholz. 4 41 M ip i 1 f ,, .ff l .ix v .' . Y' ff -A fx ,s jk ' X 1 Af, 1, Wx Q' ,. ,, A. 1 ,flfflli if ty ix Q .L I 'fp can 514,17 If Vwv..,,,! r Hg,-fd .4 4 I ,Q aj- , - ,Q 4 i ' - i'9j,LUg. ,. -. .BM ,, - ff r 11- 4. - Q Q- 45- , 'xg 1' J' lk if , .,,- 4:7 , 3 A lv Tony Buckholz Michelle Anderson Cheryl Hahne Jamie Burnham Leslie Lervagg Kathy Harn Chris Ross Monika Matush David Shrier Vw. Ifryx If TFITMZ in at WB: ' vi . 4 E A kg: .4 I ,y , H, ' M . givin! 5,22 3,-- 41 it 'rrp '14 lf? - ...f-,Ill la 'TT in ' 7 .TWH L Y jilff :V ' ' 3 0. 4-31' 'z -6. , QQ 42, ,,,,,r 4, 1, r . If ' Vicki Bathurst Vonda Charles Leslie Hilton David Mielke Rick Siemonsma -ily, ir, i Vi Charles Bradley Danny Coy Jennifer Howey Tracy Morris LaRinda Spencer lla' Q 1 f L , 'Qs ,fx 1, - Sheila Ernst Steve Kuhnel Melissa Pederson Julie Weiderhold Alllia Alcott Michelle Bathurst Kim Hintlilf David Butterfield J. rn X Melissa t'aswell ix 'li Shanna t'ot'oid Travis frisman Tim Vummings HHH 4? 'Q tiary Gardner Kenny Gardner t'indy Hagerty Shannon Holden i f T X , I T 1 4 N: - b Pat Howell l.etit'ia Hughes Blain -lanik Russell Johnson eighth graders have no limits The eighth grade class worked hard this year in preparation for entering high school. They provided a hake sale to raise some extra mon- ey. The class advisors this year are Dave Lar- son and Al Birkholz. tltightl liighth grade elass ollieers are: Top to Bottom, l'al Howell, Vive l'resident1'l'iin t'umrnings, Secretary' 'l'reasurer. and l'at Wit-dt-rhold, President. A1 'fha' ss? iii 2216, Larry Kotan 4 1 ll.el'tl Vindy Hagerty and Mary Sherwood watrh the early morning cruieers heiore school starts. tliightl 'l'im Vummings and Randy Whyte show oft' their incredibly big muscles, Alanna Litch Dean Meyer Charles Samuelson Patti Severson Mary Sherwood Dale Siemonsma John Spencer Harh Stavig Dennis Srtaw Mike Tully Joseph Yosherg Joe Wheelhouse Randy Whyte Pat Wiederhold Vynthia Wiener Sierra Wolf' NUI lllvlllretl l'aul Sx'l1llll7 . 'rl' VL it-A , M1 .1 tllightlg Darin Olson studys hard for an upcoming exam. -QQA J' seventh grade start their engines All through the year the seventh grade class showed their enthusi- asm when up against their new experience with the hustle and bustle of the hallways, new rooms, and teachers. It was a new experience for the seventh graders and they made it through just like all the other seventh graders before them. All in all, it was a busy year. Q Si wi . wolkx ,U f 'Tv ,X I g....f li' : 3 , J Mgr ,, . 1. A V . ,a. Qs fav .. X -J, ... yt. X. wt Lf' J K v-,.' - ll f iff? A J we ig 'E Varol Vlemetson James Cowen Stephanie H1-kholm Ilan Harn Steven Hill Vhristina Himmel Marvin Kelly Cathy Metz Sc-ot Mowery A 'ltl ' Wt as. -.P f ls 'uw we' . 4, ..Y. g., -.,. , gf if , Q . gags., ., Iizii 1 A x S ar' , fl M 1 Q1 'YI Sv W 'Q-f l ifts. y ffi :He ' i-:Hi sf ,. ..f K Jett' Anderson Janet Beachim Sherry Frohme Varla Johnson 'l'erry Murphy X NO PHOTO AVAILABLE E we 'A . it N 4: Frissy Barney Boyd Brademeyer 'l'im Frohme Johathan Karl Rollin Nelson ef , , 4 ,, 'F X X. i , ' I X X X fx , 'mf , 5 5 N. I' I T r',j-'lbx M, s fx' - gff X L Sv Cf I . x 6 ' ., l 14 x , A 5 X' ,IB Mike Rhode-N Hume Svhrivr Fare-y Sngge- 'IR-ri X fkmnie- Wheelhmm- Ke-vin Wivde-rhulcl Mivhs-llc' Wivm-r Kristia- Pally Nevvtnn -lame-s U'IJell Darin Olwn Henry I I ,,,Y1 'Va V115 -ff Q QF? vw my ' X jl w, ,. V I KAMUVQ Right: Vlass nfficers ure: Renew Schrier. Presirlc-nt. Jeff Andvrmn, Vice Pre-sif dent. zmrl Katrina Zwvllig, Secretz1ryf'l'rezm1rer, 4Almm'vh Tim Fruhme and -l2H1ll'Sf11lWf'I1 take- time-nut lu lmmk at :naps un the wall. : - 3 eh 4-U' un 'xllgfvlil XX l'lNt'IlIN'I'U 'Q-H1-rw alicia-rlwe-l-Q Katrina fue-lfig Willizlmx - -4 ll new looks roll in with fads Fads come and go. Some of the fads of today were seen a few years ago. Some fads will be seen a few years from now. As time change, so do people's taste. Who knows what next year's fads will bring. iTop Rightl Afro's are seen more frequently in the halls. iSecond Rowj Ceramic pins add a touch of class. Ties finish off an outfit. lThird Rowj In cold weather, the long coats come out. Baggies are popular around HCHS. A new kind of braid is seen on the heads of many girls. This type of class ring is being ordered by most sopho- mores. lBottom Rowl the western influence shows up in boots. Dou- ble piercing is outg triple piercing is in. Blazers make every outfit dressy. fa 1.1 lx! . -s w K sports ranger football is on the road again With a new head coach, Larry Shuck, and assistant coach, Gerald Erickson, the young Ranger football team had a promising 2-7 record. They won the first home- coming game in five years which was against Pine Ridge. With the first game of the season a week later than last year, the Rangers were ready for a tough game against Custer. The Rangers lost 2-7 after a long battle. Starting halfback, Dave Olson, and defensive end, Joe Mahan, were lost for the season from the Ranger squad to injuries. Tomas Brunegard, the exchange student from Sweden, helped the Rangers in the kicking depart- ment with the kickoffs and place kicking. Though he's losing many seniors this year, Coach Shuck is looking forward to next year's season. SQ' tAhoveJ Coach Shuck instruct.s the offense on their next play during a time-out. t'I'op Right! The Ranger squad practices hard on a hot day. tffenter Rightb Training is never easy hut this Ranger, Brian Engherg puts his hack into the task. fBottom Right! The Rangers are lined up and ready to attack the dummies as they work to improve their timing. Hill city Hill City Hill City Hill City Hill city Hill City Hill City Hill City Hill City 2- 7 0-21 21- 0 0-10 19- 0 0-34 0-21 8-12 6-19 scoreboard Custer Hemingford Neb. Spearfish JV's R.C. Stevens Soph. Pine Ridge Sundance Wyo. Edgemont New Underwood R.C. General Soph. ff' x my sssrwf , t :I J ...,.,. 1, , 544- I 4 t'l'op lieltl Martin Yargus harrels through a hole in the line that was made for him against Stevens High. tl'enter 'llopl Steve Varlson makes a leaping catch for a hig gain which set up one ot' the Hangers touchdowns against Spearlish ,lY's. t'I'op Rightl Martin Yargns gralns a Sundance running hack. tt'e-nter l,el'tl John Burnham hits an open- ing and gets the Rangers a lirst flown. tfenter Right! The Rangers gang tackles a Sundance player after a short gain. , ff 1 nf' 1 uw: 1: '- - l I 3 if-r I 'N4' i - fe I fi 4175 fi ,gs The Ranger Squad, tliat-k Howl Coach Shuck, Dan Stucklik, Art Hall, l,aYernc Skillingstatl. Mike l.e-wis. llluntzts Brune- RQX Kirjgi Hrjr- Hgtrrrlgrsorr, Karl Ranta, Shane Vornelison, garrl, llolmhie l,ee. Dean tlilson. tlfront lloxxl Slttxt Varlson. .lfphn Hijrnharn, .loe Mahan. llave Olson, Voach Erickson. Steve Hall. John Henrlerson, liolmin l'lins. llaxicl htexxart tMiddle Howl Brent Morris, Valvin Htucklik, Vraig Harfoot. Blake liroclersen. 'l'erry .le-wcll, l't-rrx' Switt .35 gk' ., junior Varsity speeds ahead The Junior Varsity team had a new coach this year, Mr. Knapp. The girls did things differently, learning new plays and improv- ing their skills. The B team girls will provide a solid backing for next year's team. Mr. Knapp brought out the best in the girls. The team finished the season at 8-8. tTop Hightl 'lainie Burnham adds to the score. tfenter Rightl The game opens with the tip-off. tliottom Rightl Monika Mzitush scrambles for the rebound. tHe-lowl Sheila Ernst awaits the tip from Mary Keelin. .4 ! . ..f s.Q4 ' - g, ,Wea y in ' ' Q tied, s f ' ' H i T a. -5 f ill y L 1 i n lt t o Th L ', V L . LI , 'I sv , L un, .v---H ' L16 ,nv- 'N ,wr K I 51113 PM i X, in .- Vu I f . ' I 15 s X Rx 5 , 'li ,Y a a .A E fl, 'A A Q i 9 -+ f X ,f , ..f X ,a l Y K If ' 9 A ' i P? 5 r Q Y'f?fT x , 'Q 1 V uuu--1-.-- ... i , . I L The lfltltl .lunior Varsity is tliack Howl Sheila lirnst, Vit-ki Bathurst, Haydean ltanta, ,lulio Wit-dc-rhold, -lainie Burn- ham, Monika Mzitush. Mary Keelin, Mi- t-he-lle Anderson. tlylirldlc- Howl Student Q. Manager Tim Linde, Coach Mr. Student Nlanager Leslie Iiervaag Howl Vonda Vharles, Sharon Pain Switt. .4 ,ggi A ' .157 1 n----. Knapp, llfront WllStll1, 'Q V 'Q L4 -Q.. ,lf t'l'op Lett! Tina Lewis adds two points to the score. tltlelowl 'llhe varsity team is tlrlaek Howl Shelly Schuelke, Renae Alex- ander, Kay Bauer, Coach Mr. Birkholz, Mary Rohn, Karen Butterfield, 'l'ina Lew- is. tFront Howl Student Manager 'l'im Linde, Laura Olson, Linette Hunsaker. Student Manager Leslie l,e-rvaag. tt's-nter Leltl Shelly Schuelke shows her clrilililing technique. tliottom Right! Laura Olson tips the hall to a Ranger. lliottom I.ettl Karen Butterfield anticipates the rebound. ,A iii? . . V me if iiifll-it 2 ii' QA 2? 1 gg 14 .. as 'A I,,,,,s5 Varsity team rolls along The Girl's Basketball A team finished the season with a 5-15 record. The girls worked hard this season and played much hetter than their record shows. Hill City hosted a three-day tournament on November 6, 7, and 8. Edgemont won the tournament and Hill City tied for second place. 37 ranger Varsity drives onward It was a year of frustration for the Hill City Varsity. Their season re- cord was three wins and fifteen losses in the regular season. They lost the first game of Districts to Newell. The team was coached by John Knapp. Twelve team members finished out the year. ,4-- fTop Leftl Coach Knapp wants to talk over the strategy against the opposition. fTop Rightj John Burnham wins the jump against a St. Martin's Raven. lCenter Leftj Perry Swift concentrates on his jump shot. fCenter Rightb Rangers warm up. fRightJ The 1980-81 Ranger Varsity team members are: fTop Rowj Steve Carlson, Chris Howell, Eric Hen- derson, Coach John Knapp, Karl Ranta, Shane Cornelison, John Burnham, iMiddle Rowj Randy Meyers, Rob Lee, Student Man- . agers: Sharon Wilson, Dan Stuchlick, Julie Wiederhold, and x L ' Raydean Ranta, Calvin Stuch- . lick, Perry Swift, lFront Rowj 5 Brent Morris, Coach Dave Lar- f son, and Blake Brodersen. , P I A A ,uf A xxX N junior Varsity canters through the year This was a year to chalk up for experience, for the Hill City Junior Varsity team. The season record was one win and fifteen losses. The team gained valuable experience. Their coach was Dave Larson. CTop Leftl Chris Howell drives for two points. lTop Rightl Tracy Morris brings the ball up against St. Martin's press. fLeftJ Kurt Barfoot eludes two Mongul defenders. fBottom Leftl The 1980-81 Junior Varsity team members are: fBack Rowl Shane Cornelison, Chris Howell, Coach Dave Larson, Rick Siemonsma. lMiddle Rowl Tracy Morris, Kurt Barfoot, Chris Ross, Charles Bradley, Danny Coy. fFrontJ Calvin Stuchlick. lBot- tom Rightl Calvin Stuchlick hits a jump shot against St. Martins. 12 nu un, , 14 F-.4 i .J ,'. I 1.4: A 'QD 4, l tb ' I 33 Q '. V 8 5 'T F X... .ff in -LT - ...TQ-I ,. W---ff i. . -Q., ' mt ' ,. X Q If V M, L . V-3392 cross country passes the mileage markers The Hill City Cross Country team has had a very good season this year. The team participated in six meets, placing well in all of them. Four of the members went to the State Cross Country meet this season. They were: Shelly Schuelke, Karen Butter ,. field, Patty Newton, and Eric Henderson. The three girls placed fourth as a team in the State Meet. lb' lUpper Rightl Eric Hender- son pours on the steam to i pass an opponent. lCenter T Leftl Shelly Schuelke pulls T la. ' ' ahead of her competition. l iCenter Rightl Cross Country . team members are: lBack Rowl Shelly Schuelke, Karen Butterfield, Coach Bircholz, Molly Zwetzig, and Renae Alexander. lFront Rowl Eric Henderson, Patty Newton. fRightJ Eric Henderson, Ka- ren Butterfield, Patty New- ton, and Shelly Schuelke pre- pare for running by stretch- ing. fFar Rightl Karen But- terfield grimaces as she takes the lead from her opponents. . 1 QQ'i!,3, ' -it lplfefi 95 ' . :l4g,,,,6'f:f4 ' i us ..,... . ,Q plz AEQK aug F. ,fy ,,7EjsZ'I.1 liafllvl ,bflrfllf ' Qf'f - f J-LN I fifty' 4 ff l 'I lg . A E 1 v . 9 4 1 if 4'-is G. kr ' 9 ,954 boy's track kicks in the four barrel The Hill City track team participated in seven meets this year. They brought home first place in the Heart of the Hills Invitational Track Meet, May 6, 1981, the first track meet held in Hill City for many years. The competing teams were New Underwood, St. Martins, Oelichs, Oglala, Red Cloud, Edgemont, and Hill City. Although the weather was less than desir- able, the meet went on. 25551 ,X eil ,s i Qu .Q U. ., Q.: is ,wt I. QP ' in 5' f' E ls. I .Q 81 r, . f- .. , p 1:11 'DQ fl' ,X QQN 'P-fl CTop Leftl Mike Lewis accepts the baton from Rex King for his leg in the relay. tCenter Leftl Eric Henderson strives to pull ahead of the pack. fCenter Right! Robbie Lee takes off on a long jump at- tempt. fBelowl Perry Swift strains as he throws the shot. fBottom Left! The 1981 Hill City track team members are: fBack Rowl Coach Larson, Steve Carlson, Tim Linde, Eric Henderson, Mike Lewis. 1Front Rowl Calvin Stuchlik, Robbie Lee, Perry Swift, Dan Stuchlik, Dave Stewart, Rex King. tBottom Rightj Karl Ranta hurdles his way toward victory. vfffyfr xfj 5f i X -H ',g:3ff.fi,F3Q'. C 'i are-.14 X W s 3-r t' Zell 'hi flwg-Q, ., Sz .Nm g..!,, ' - ' 1- S O , fe., - ,Q T -' N ,jg-w-v We ' s s Q S i ' ' f .in ' I A ... ' sf, ' - l 'kr -l ' '-, -A -- -Si 'T - r 1 sw ..-R-1 i X sa. T , Q Q .. G. ,ijt 4. xx IA. 4 ie. ,T L 'cfs ' To 'arid 1 ' ,., 1 x I ft.. ,Q ...hi-is I ---i tracksters exceed the speed limit This year the Girl's Track Team was a very outstand- f -9-if ing and enthusiastic bunch of girls. Raydean Ranta received the most valuable track person. This year L seven new girls received their first year pin and let- ter. Renae Alexander qualified to go to State in high jump. Coach Birhkolz says his girls had a steady improvement through the whole season. V Q X I ..,e .Abu X 1? . D 'agp' A if -5 M- ' . 1.l - ' 1 ,N-.g,N: .,.A I ii- 'f . V F . . . .hr V - 'sl f' r id!-I Q.: AW fTop Rightl Molly Zwetzig and Faith Lewis grin as they head for the finish line. fCenter Leftl Faith Lewis is giving it all she has to make it through the hurdles. lCenterl Pam Swift shows perfect. form and energy as she runs in her heat.. lflenter Rightl Time for a little rest girls?'? lAhove Leftl Raydean Ranta prepares to throw the discus. fAhove Rightl The l98l Girl's Track Team includes: 1Back Rowl Mary Rohn, Vonda Charles, Laura Ol- son, Renae Alexander, Shelly Schuelke, fThird Rowl Michelle Anderson, Carol Cle- metson, Trina Zwetzig, Molly Zwetzig, lSec- ond Rowl Sharon Wilson, Faith Lewis, Pam Swift, fFront Rowl Ranae Schrier, Michelle Bathurst, Raydean Ranta and Athia Alcott. The girls are coached by Mr. Alvin Birhkolz. lBottom Rightl Renae Alexander clears the har with great ease. - as . i ,i i , , .2 1.4.5 - -Z, l- .AE ' Y , 'iffff - f? . i-Q. T -'-v 5-A it H f vb' 4' 14 ,'. s'T 'iii' J, n .. v, .,, W1-,R,',.-.f ,f V ,Ju V Jil-4' Mails IA... .iss-,R--N-Qgiicfli, . ,We 5. Smal A W. Agana ,L .fr xdlw, 'f .fsgt..i5Qf ' -g ' f'--esa.f.e::?'f . A, ,. qu--K I .Ne ' ' 4 ie 'i . ' 'ni if-3:-'. ,J 'j'.b Jai 'ls Q: ,,,- .,1.., .av - Q.-F' -'J l. . 83? rg. . . I I q -an-w'f ' M. The eighth grade team is fBack Rowl Mary Sherwood, coach Michelle Miller, Alanna Litch tThird Rowl Kim Bintliff, Cindy Hagerty tSecond Rowl Cindy Weiner, Shannon Holden tFirst Row! Athia Alcott, Michelle Bathurst. junior high girls drive for experience This year was the cond season of JH girls basket- ball. The seventh grade girls ended the season with a 4-4 record. The eighth grade finished with a record of 2-6. The girls are looking forward to a good season next year. tAbove Rightl The girls listen closely to instructions from their coach. tl-Below Left? Ranae Schrier tips the ball to a Ranger. tHe- low Centerl Michelle Bathurst expertly drib- bles around her opponent. tHe-low Right! Mary Sherwood trys for a pair of free-throws. 1 1-- M.. safes' The members of the seventh grade team are Michelle Weiner, Stephanie Eckholm, Carol Ulemetson. Vatrina Zwetzig, Chrissy Barney, Ranae St-hrier, -lane-t Heachem. jr. high shifts into high gear The Jr. high football team was coached by Mr. Sampson this year. Playing three games, the team beat Edgemont and ended the season with a one and two record. The Jr. high track team was coached by Mr. Tomas. Mr. Sampson and Mr. Tomas showed the youngsters many things for the years to come, when the seventh and eighth graders try out for the varsity sports. Lp agerj David Butterfield, Mike Rhodes Darin Ol- I son Dale Siemonsma Pat Howell Charles Brad- .3 ley Todd Surdez David Schrier John Spencer Jr. high football team includes, CStudent Man- 5 ! ff. Pai Weiderhold, icoachy Mr. Sainpson. i Jr. high track includes: fCoachb Mr. To- mas, Kevin Weiderhold, John Spencer, Paul Schultz, Mike Tully, and Pat Weider- V , hold. The seventh and eighth grade basketball teams played eleven games with the area teams. Playing these games gave them some of the exper- ience needed to play on the varsity squad in years to come. The season ended with two wins and nine losses for the eighth grade team, and three wins and eight losses for the seventh' grade team. lTop Left! Pat Wiederhold goes up for two after driving past his Hot Springs opponents. lMiddle Leftl James Cowen and Jon Hughes go up for a rebound. lMiddle Right? Dale Siemonsma drives in for a lay up while Tim Cummings sets a screen. fl -l' E-'Qi J 5 i!xX'Q1 .X-4 'N 90? fav- 5. Members of the seventh grade team are: Jon Hughes, Doug Cowen, Kevin Wiederhold, Mike Rhodes, Scott Mowery, John Gieman, Ricky Johnson, Sean Klein, Dave King, Coach Jerry Krogstrand, Rodney Holden, Mike Trenary, R.J. Phillips. 4'-,V Members of the eighth grade team are: Dale Siemonsma, Coach Jerry Krogstrand, Pat Wiederhold, Randy White, Mike Tully, Larry Kotan, Tim Cummings. the awards banquet rolls smoothly The Awards Banquet this year was held Monday, May 9. The guest speaker was Coach Dave Strain from Rapid City. He is the coach of boy's basketball at Central High School. In girl's basketball Karen Butterfield received most improved. Shelly Schuelke was awarded captain and MVP. For girls track Ray- deen Ranta received MVP. For girl's cross country the MVP was Shelly Schuelke. The all around girls athlete was Shelly Schuelke. In football the captains were Perry Swift and Terry Jewell. The most improved player was Karl Ranta. The MVP was received by Perry Swift. For boy's basketball the captain was Perry Swift and the MVP was Steve Carlson. The boy's cross country award was received by Eric Henderson. The all around boy's athlete was Perry Swift. The cheerleaders for the various sports received their letters. The captains of the cheerleaders were Laura Olson and Kay Bauer. Also the Rangerettes received letters for their performances during the boy's bas- ketball games at the banquet. The captains of the Rangerettes team were LeAnn Denke and Lorri Loh- miller. f Q Y i I Q i XKXTIIX QI . x 1 1 ' -av I-.L , , .v J' . V t 2 e .A , bfi' if ' Q , - . V2 n .H '- ,- ,. 1 7 Y A 5 . 1 f Q lTop Rightl Shelly Schuelke is awarded the MVP award for girl's basketball. lCenter Rightl Mrs. Swartz calls on the Ran- gerettes for their letters. lLeftl Perry Swift and Terry Jewell receive captain's awards for football. lAbove Leftl The guest speaker was Dave Strain. lAbove Rightl Eric Henderson re- ceives MVP for boy's track. faculty W administration Mrs. Etzkorn's role in the adminis- tration is Secretary to the Superin- tendent and Business Manager. She is in charge of Trust and Agency ac- Q counts and the payroll. Mrs. Etzkorn is in her sixth year with Hill city. k Mr. Creighton is new to Hill City and the school this year. He filled the vacant spot on June 10. Mr. Creighton enjoys living in Hill City and he really likes the area. He said that one of his future goals is to see a new school built. Mr. Creighton's job involves many responsibilities. He is the manager of the school and he reports to the Board of Education. Mr. Prautzsch was his usual self this year patroling halls and bringing all wrong-doers into the realm of detention, but that's not all he does. Mr. Prautzsh plans the calander every year. He is the athletic director, and he supervises all after-school events. The Board of Education is conducted by President Margaret Morris: Cur- tis Johnson, Vice President, acts as president in Mrs. Morris's absence. The other members are William Robbins, Owen Wiederhold, and Gerald Bathurst. The School Board determines the policies followed in our school. Mrs. Brodersen is Business Manager for the School Dis- trict. Her duties include managing the schools financial affairs. She also performs the secretarial work for the School Board. She has been with the Hill City school for ten years. 1 personnel This was Mrs. Fisher's first year at HCHS. She is Mr. Prautzsch's Secretary first thing in the morning. She drives the van over to Keystone to deliver meals for the Keystone kids. She helps the cooks in the kitchen also. All in all, she's a very busy person. The custodians at HCHS are Mr. Rudy Duwen- hoegger, Mrs. Jean Duwenhoegger, and Jack Nei- suis. They are always a busy lot. Mr. Duwenhoeg- ger cleans the elementary building and takes care of the furnace seven days a week. His wife cleans the High School building. Mr. Neisuis cleans the Junior High building. 1 Mrs. Schrank took over the librar- 4 ian's position mid-way through last ff A year. She has moved the library from - A downstairs to room 37. Mrs. Schrank has acquired many new books for the library. She is also teaching the ele- mentary kids library skills. Mrs. Schrank, a graduate of SDSU, has taught previously at Onida and Rap- id City. The cameraman caught the cooks outside in a moment of R and R after a day's hard work. They are always busy preparing a nutritious meal that meets dietary standards set by the State and National government. The cooks are: CBackJ Mrs. Dee Schrier fFrontJ Mrs. Mary Lou Fisher, Mrs. Joyce Bintliff, Mrs. Judy Swift, and Mrs. Babe Law. The Hill City Bus Service is owned by Sonny Schriner. There are six routes and yearly mileage totals up 4. from the longest route the Deerfield - . .. . . ..-- V which is 110 miles to the shortest f route, the Harney route, which is 50 miles. I, ggi to about 86,000 miles. The routes run i,,. , ' A . . gufyr.-. ,J , f - - ' ' ' teachers guide hchs students down the road to knowledge Mr. Alvin Birkholz has been at HCI-IS for eleven years, teaching in the Jr. High Math Depart- ment. He teaches 7th and 8th grade math. and general math. He is coach for girl's varsity has- ketball. cross country, and girl's varsity track, as well as being 8th grade and GAL advisor. Mr. Birkholz received his BS in Edu- cation at Black Hills State Col- lege. The teachers at Hill City High work long and hard to provide the students with a quality education. They stay up until all hours of the night, grading papers and preparing assignments for the next day. Mr. Raymond Brodersen has been in the Guidance Department at HCHS for twelve years. He also teaches Careers, a class designed to prepare students for their future jobs. Mr. Brodersen is a member ofthe S.D. School Counselors, and the S.D. Personnel and Guidance Association. He received his BS in Edu- cation from North Dakota State Col- lege. and did graduate work at North- ern State College. i if , ,, , - 'fb'- .4 Nj .. '15-fi wb.-1' 'Nun' is A 1 I Mr. Gerald Erickson has taught at HCHS in the P.E. and Driver's Educa- tion Department for ten years. He teaches Drivers Education, world histo- ry, and Jr. and Sr. high P.E. He is the assistant football coach, and the fresh- man class advisor. Mr. Erickson re- ceived his BS in Education at Black Hills State College. ' 1 .,- . X7 fa A n xi 'qg5,'f,.'- . J ,ji 4 'Y C s L. 7' if- ' ff, . E T737 This is Ms. Amanda Ensberg's first year at HCHS. She is in the Music Depart- ment teaching high school choir, Jr. High choir, general music to grades 1-6, and instrumental lessons. Ms. Ensberg received her BA in Music at South Da- kota State University, f'V fl J5- -qv 1 I I 3 4,4 Mrs. Laurie Gulbranson is in her second year at HCHS, working in the Home Economics Department. Her classes are child development, family life, 8th grade home econom- ics, Home Economics I and Il, and practical cooking. Mrs. Gulbranson is Pep Club advisor. cheerleading advisor. and senior class advisor. She is a member of the American Home Economics Association. She received her BS in Home Economics Education at South Dakota State University. Mr. John Knapp is in his first year at HCHS, in the -lr. High Social Studies Department. He teaches 7th and Sth grade social studies, and 9th grade world geography. Mr. Knapp is coach for junior varsity girl's bas- ketball. and varsity boy's basket- ball. He is also advisor for the letter- man's club, and for the 7th grade class. Mr. Knapp earned his BS in Education at Black Hills State Col- lege. Mr. Dave Larson has tuaght in the HCHS Jr. High Science Depart- ment for four years. He teaches 7th and Sth grade science, and 5th and 6th grade P.E. Mr. Larson is the as- sistant boy's basketball coach, and the head track coach this year. He received his AAS in Physical Ther- apy at St. Marys Junior College and his BS in Secondary Education at Dakota State College. Mr. Keith Hayes has taught seven years in the Industrial Arts Department at HCHS. Mr. Hayes teaches Drafting l and Il, Woodworking l and ll, Ur, High drafting and woodworking, metalwork- ing and electricity, welding, small en- gines, and home maintenance. Mr. Hayes earned his BS in Secondary Edu- cation at Northern State College. .1,f:,' v . 43' , Tis -5.1, -- .m v.- rfii . 1:45 gy g V 'V 'Y ' ' , I I si .,,, .w t -- f ., - 'V -.ight --..' ff' , '- hug wg , S -up Q ' I S . . i. :wi - fu-ii-.S ua-H ' ,J , .5 4 k,,',,i , Q ir. f -L,-jf V ' Ni '.'l'i , W L' 0 ' sw 3 XJ , l.t4'2f -1, J 5 ' 'N 2' 2 nr 1 ' ,., 2 'Xf?' 5 . lv i A i i 5 i I I Mr. Jerry Krogstrand has been teaching in the English Department at HCHS for three years. He teaches journalism, Grammar ll, Lit. ll. Jr. High reading, and speech. Mr. Krogstrand is Jr. High basketball and track coach, and advisor for the school play. He received his BS in Secondary Education at Dakota State College. teachers are kings of the road Mr. Randy Pence is in his second year at HCHS. teaching in the Music De- partment. He teaches band courses to grades 5-12, and private lessons. He is advisor for the sophomore class. Mr. Pence received his BA in English at Da- kota Wesleyan University, and studied creative dramatics and improvisational theater at the University of Maryland and Arena Stage, Washington, D.C. I T 'A i5 '. i x if K , Miss Cheryl Sazama has been at HCHS for five years. teaching various business courses. She teaches general business. bookkeeping, Typing I and Il, business machines, and personal typing. She is also junior class advisor. Miss Sazama received her BS at Black Hills State College. Miss Michele Miller has taught in the HCHS Jr. High English Depart- ment for seven years. Her classes are: 7th and 8th grade English, Grammar III, and American Lit. Miss Miller is also Jr. High girl's basketball coach, and advisor to the Rangerettes. She received her BS at the University of South Dakota. Mr. Darwin Sampson has been at HCHS for three years, in the Math Department. He teaches Algebra I and ll, sr. math, geometry, probabil- ity and statistics, and Computer Programming l and II. He is advisor to the senior class. and coach for the Jr. High football team. Mr. Samp- son was Hill City Teacher of the Year for 1980. He received his BS at Northern State College, and his MA at the University of South Dakota. Mrs. Judy Schrank is in her second year at HCHS. working in the li- brary. She is the librarian for the high school and t.he elementary school. Mrs. Schrank is the sopho- more class sponsor. and advisor for oral interpretation. She received her BS at South Dakota State Universi- ty. 01 A fi This is the first year at HCHS for Mr. Larry Shuck. His duties in the Social Studies Department include teaching government, economics, consumer ed., psychology, and soci- ology. Mr. Shuck is the head foot- ball coach for Hill City. He received his BS at Black Hills State College. Mrs. Rebecca Stapert has taught three years at HCHS, in the English Department. She teaches Lit. I, Grammar I, publications, world lit.. creative writing, sr. comp, and Shorthand II. She is also advisor for the National Honor Society. and oral interpretation. Mrs. Stapert is the president of the Hill City Edu- cation Association, and a member of the South Dakota Council of Teach- ers of English. She received her BS in Education from Black Hills State College. She is currently working to- ward her MA in Communications from the University of Northern Colorado. This is the first year for Mr. Michael Thomas in the HCHS Science De- partment. He teaches ecology, chemistry, physics, earth science, and general science. Mr. Thomas is the junior class advisor. and Jr. High girl's track coach. He received his BS at Dakota State College and his EdM at the University of South Da- kota. Mrs. Janet Stahl is in her first year at HCHS, working in the resource room and the Title I Jr. High. She teaches Jr. High students with special needs to learn basic survival, using everyday ob- jects such as telephone books, cook- books, credit applications, etc. Mrs. Stahl received ber BS in Elementary and Special Education from Mankato State University. She is currently work- ing on her MA from Mankato State University. K - . . I . X i fi'-2 .A ,. s. Mr. Bill Struble has taught at HCHS for twelve years in the Science Depart- ment. He teaches biology. problems ot' democracy, U.S. history, anatomy, and health. He is advisor for the student senate. Mr. Struhle received his BS in Education at Black Hills State College. i CTop Left! Mr. Hayes has a little afternoon snack. fTop Rightl Mrs. Sta- , pert blows her diet. iCenter Leftb Mr. Krogstrand salutes as he meets his su- perior. lCenter Rightl Blake Brodersen, Wayne Allgier, Mr. Sampson, and Per- ry Swift play pinochle-what a difficult assignment. iBottom Leftj Mr. Knapp generously offers the photographer a piece of pie. CBottom Rightj Mr. Shuck practices for Rangerette tryouts. 3564. , af. I students drive teachers insane The teachers at HCHS have their fun too. They find that much of what makes their job fun is the wild and crazy things that go on around them. The teachers like to engage in a little of the fun just like the students. organizations . . . .fr f f Q ' H 9H:itf5e4gfffgssf.:' pep club takes With the start of another year the pep club was ready for a fun filled time. Mrs. Laurie Gulbranson was the advisor. The officers are: President: John Burnham, Secretaryg Lorri Lohmillerg Treasurer: Shelly Schuelke. The pep club this year made money selling pins, buttons, and flowers which was used for their many ac- tivities through the year. . ' V s,.5j,-P 2542911 L-A axgfff' 1 a spin , , .P A? 'fps 'A r .1931 Pep Vluh: lBaek Rowl Leon Shoemaker, Todd Morgan, Mike Lewis. llanny t'oy. Traey Morris, t'harles Bradley, Karl Ranta, Rohlmie Lee. Steve Varlson, Ilan Stueklik, David Stewart, Tim Linde. Art Hall, John Henderson, Steve Hall, Scott Mowery. lost Rowl Vonda Vharles, Monika Matush, Mary Keelin, Vin- dy Bintliff. Annie Barney, Rollin t'line, Jamie Burnham, Bun- ny Hunsaker, Renae Alexander, Brent Morris, Blake Broder- sen, Theresa Himinel, Brie Henderson, Thomas Brunegard, Rex King. lfllh Rowl Jeff Howey, Michelle Bathurst, Raydeen Ranta, Leslie Lervaag, Julie Wiedehold, Faith Lewis, Calvin Slurklik, Molly Zwetzig, l'erry Swift, llean tlilson, tlary Pet- terson, Kevin Wiederhold, llave Olson, John Helsing. 44th Rowl Miehelle Anderson, Joey Hughes, llenise Smith, Gus Lidgett, Penny Shoemaker, Kathy Bennet. Lynn Vummings, Terry Wagner. Alanna Liteh, Susie Bintliff, Terri Vanderheek, Renae Svhrier, Shanna ilofoitl, Joe Mahan. tllrd Rowl Patty 6'g i nh. A Heil, Karla Ilieterle. Ilehhie Lee, Lesia Vlementson, Mary Rohn, Twila t'risman. Karen Butterfield, Vicki Bathurst, Cin- dy Trenary, Roanne Hilton, Lori Spencer, C'hris Himmel, Kristy Williamson, Varla Johnson. find Howl Jeanette Gerkin, Sharon Wilson, Pam Swift, LeAnn Uenke, Lorri Lohmiller, Laurie tlulhranson, Brian Bngherg, John Burnham, Shelly Sehuelke, t'arol Vlemetson, Trina Zwetzig. llfront Rowl Kay Bauer, Dori Lohmiller, Shelly Ernest, Tina Lewis, Lisa Wil- liamson, Laura tllson, Kim Zwetxig, Sheila Ernest. lNot Pief turedl Athia Aleott, Leticia Hughes, Dave King. Karen Harn, Sierra Wolf, Bolmlmie Rhode, Kevin t'lary, Terry Jewell, Mary Sherwood, LaRinda Speneer, llonny Butterfield, Sean McNulty. tTop Venterl Steve t'arlson and Perry Swift give a pep speech hefore a game. lTop Rightl Mrs. Laurie flullmrane son, the advisor of pep elulm smiles during a pep rally. ui ,,.. smgxss 21 l'l'op Leftl Marty Engle and Perry Swift wait anxiously for their pizza alter rollerskating. t'l'op Rightb During a pep rally Dave Olson, the Hulk. gets revenge after a had call. 4f'enter l.et'tJ Taking a spin around Dakota Skateland, pep club members roll to the beat. lAl1ovel Mrs. Gulliranson talks to the pep club during a meeting. tBelow Leftl Pep club members take time oft' to sell flowers, tlielowl Pep club members take a ride on a crowded bus. S' Q, N lettermen travel on There are thirty lettermen in this year's club. Advisors for the club are Mr. Shuck and Mr. Knapp. Lettermen officers are: Rex King, President, Perry Swift, Vice- President, Eric Henderson, Secretar- y!Treasurer. The lettermen sponsored two chili suppers, one on October 1 and the other on March 10. They also provided the materials for the new Ranger banner. The banner was made by Mrs. Gulbranson. The lettermen had a busy year. -Q LLJ lTop Rightl Mrs. Schrier, David Butterfield, and Tim Bintliff clean up the annual chili supper. tAboveJ The 1980-81 lettermen are, Top left- Leon Shoemaker, Steve Hall, Shane Cornelison, Eric Henderson, Chris Howell, Marty Engel, Karl Ranta, Steve Carlson, David Butter- field, Terry Jewell, Rob Lee, Art Hall, Tim Bintliff, David Schrier, Advisors Mr. Schuck and Mr. Knapp, Robin Cline, Blake Broderson, Craig Barfoot, Calvin Stuchlik, Tracy Morris, David Stewart, Perry Swift, Brent Morris, Tim Linde, Rex King, Tomas Brunegard, .Ioe Mahan, David Olson, John Henderson, Todd Mor- gan, and Dan Stuchlik. lCenter Rightl Mr. and Mrs. Brodersen enjoy a peaceful conversation after the chili J supper. flieftl The new Hill City Ranger banner deco- rates the gymnasium. 'T gal rides along GAL is made up of girls who'have lettered in any of the girl's sports. One purpose of GAL is to get money to contribute to the Athletic Department. The major fundraiser this year was the concession stand at girl's basketball games. This year S50 scholarships will be awarded to five girls to go to basketball camp. V if t w ,I 7 1 v I. - .2 fTop Leftj Cross country is one of the sports that GAL supports. fMiddle Left! GAL members include: fBack Rowj Monika Matush, Karen Butterfield, Linette Hunsaker, 4 'fi Renae Alexander, Tina Lewis, Shelly Schuelke, Raydean N -4,4 1 , .- N . Z. , if V Ranta, Michelle Bathurst, Vicki Bathurst. fFront Rowj Mi- chelle Anderson, Laura Olson, Shelly Ernst, Molly Zwetzig, Kay Bauer, Faith Lewis, Sheila Ernst, and Mary Rohn. Not pictured-Bobbie Rohde. CMiddle Rightj New GAL mem- bers are: Patty Newton, Ranae Schrier, Carol Clemetson, Trina Zwetzig, Vonda Charles, Sharon Wilson, and Pam - Swift. Not pictured-Leslie Lervaag. lBottom Leftl Eight of the GAL members come from the varsity basketball squad. fBottom Rightl Two years ago, GAL bought yellow warm- ups for the girl's track team. V 3 fa L , 'Q-di,-55 4 A x w , ,, NN J a J f- 1 -il.. '-. Q, ' in ...fe ,,,,..,, ,nu MN , ,. , Q ,gm ,X , I f r in if 7 -4- 3 ff! L-N., Q f ,- fTop Left! Officers and advisors are: Mrs. Swartzg Advisor, Lorri Lohmillerg Captain, LeAnn Denkeg Co-Captain, Terri Wagnerg Student Senate Representative, and Miss Millerg Advisor. CTop Rightj It must be magic how these girls become nearly see-through as their rocket enters the gym. iCenter Rightl Patty Heil, Lorri Lohmiller, Molly Zwetzig, and Lesia Clemetson perform a new step in the pom-pon routine. fCenter Leftj Lorri Loh- miller, LeAnn Denke and Terri Wagnerg this years Seniors move their line in I'm Almost Ready. iCenter Rightl Vonda Charles, Pam Swift, Michelle Anderson, Molly Zwetzig, Faith Lewis, LeAnn Denke, Lorri Lohmiller, and Theresa Himmel perform the jazz routine to Shake Your Groove Thing at a pep rally. fRightJ In the darkness of the gym the girls become transparent during the flashlight rou- tine. ,fx f N4 A -3. ' A A f-if 4 'x I If ff v 4+ A h.qn','i4, i ,QMHCQ w I 1 -Q., ..- N t Q L - - fl' . A ' -. ., .,....,.,,,, sham.-. -.. . ...W , , A... ,Q Q QL Sw lv - e 3- Q t . .-, xi ff J, rangerettes don't stop dancin'. The 1980-81 Rangerettes were coached by Miss Miller and Mrs. Swartz. The Captain is Lorri Loh- miller, Co-Captaing LeAnn Denke and their Stu- dent Senate Representative is Terri Wagner. The Rangerettes added something new this year. They invited different drill teams to perform before the Rangerettes during the halftime show. This added variety to the basketball games. The Rangerettes did a special jazz dance to Shake Your Groove Thing plus four other dances in- cluding a flashlight and pom-pon routine. For the first time, the Rangerettes took part in the parent appreciation night by presenting their par- ents with a self-written thank you note and a car- nation. Once again the Rangerettes performed at the Dis- trict 31 Drill Team competition at Sturgis. They performed to a full house and earned second place. fTopJ The 1980-81 Rangerettes are tBackJ Shelly Ernst, Annie Barney lMiddle Rowj Mary Rohn, Lesia Clemetson, Advisorsg Miss Miller and Mrs. Swartz, LeAnn Denke, Lorri Lohmiller fFront Rowl Twila Crisman, Vonda Charles, Michelle Ander- son, Theresa Himmel, Pam Swift:-Faith Lewis, Terri Wagner, Molly Zwetzig, Patty Heil. fCenterJ The Rangerettes are in the spotlight duringltheir dance to Star Wars. iBottom Leftl These spidery figures filled the gym at half time. fBottom Right! Terri Wagner smiles big as it is her turn for the pom-pon ripple. tlippvr Leif!! 'l'inzi Imwiw high steps the whmil sung at lmriwi-miiiiig. llippi-r Right? 'l'hv Stliiitsqiizidz Vlbp Ruvvl I iiirzi Ulwn, ilifittiurii Rwvvi Murlv Engel, Perry Swift, Ila- xid Ulwn, .lnhn Hurimhm, Re-x King. lMidcllsA Left! Jr. High 1'I'npb Krihtw Willismiwii, llmvvs-ri 'Vriim Zwe-tfig, elle' Right! Fimllmll Sqiizid llizivk Riivvi Shvlly Krnsl. Lisa Williziinrwii, 4 apt. Kay Hznicir, il,ovve-r Right! Hziskc-lhnll Sqmul She-ilu lffrml, Kim Zvvc-txig, Adviwr Mm. Gulhrzm- mn, 4 zipl, Lziiirzi Olson, llnri Lnhmlllefr. fW.Y,.M..-..--...--v.-,-.-.., f ,Z :MVK lil 'SQ ,,,,,,-W-W- ' ' 'A 4 w i , ,,., ,rf N sa Willizmwm, 'limi Le-wiw, Kay Hmivr. Shi-lly Hrnxt, 1mwS4'hris-r,Vzirnl1'lc-iiwlitr-mi,VhrislinziHimmf1l,4Mid- . . , , . S an I I squao cheer through the seasons This year two high school squads and one junior high squad was elected. The five football cheerleaders attended a weekend clinic at Brookings, SD. They brought home part- ner stunts which were used during pep rallies with the help of five energetic partners. They sold Hal- loween sugarcookies, green and gold pon-poms, key chains, and ranger buttons. The four basketball cheerleaders were always busy making posters and decorating the locker room hoping to raise school spirit. Cakes, cookies and cupcakes were made as refreshments for the play- ers. Boutonnieres and a corsages were bought. for the players and Mrs. Gulbranson for good luck at Districts. . lllppcr l.e-ill Basketball cliecrlezule-rs Ie-acl the school i song, tl ppc-r Right! lluskc-llmll squad cliccr lor . Iri-4-llirow. lhllflclli- l.c-Ill lluskctlmll K apt. l.:iilrz1 Ul- 'X -qw sun.Sl1l'il:il lri1sI.liiliiZXK't'I7ig.:iliil Ilori l.ohinillcr, 0' , , v. . Kgubyv, -'J 4l.owc-r l.e-ill Nha-lly lmrnsl and l.ls:i NN illminson 3 XV2ll4'l1'llll1il l.e-wis :ind l.uur:i Ulsuli Irv :i new stunt. ll.owc-r liighll 'l'hc- Jr. High clit-erlmrli-rs clap tor the . og., up .... 'Num ational Driven Honor is With Society Intelligence At the start of the 1980 school year NHS had 12 members. During American Education week the NHS members gave each teacher an apple. Another project started was getting a small trophy case to place downtown to keep the town informed of things going on at school. On March 5, 1981, seven new members were inducted, selected on the basis of scholarship, leadership, service and char- acter. fTop Leftl The guest speaker was Mr. Robert Fox, a manger for McDonald's in Rapid City. fTop Rightl NHS members include: Tomas Brunegard, Steve Carlson, Blake Brodersen, Pam Swift, Eric Henderson, Lesia Clemetson, Jeanette Gerken, Chris Howell, Shelly Schuelke, Molly Zwetzig, Perry Swift, LeAnn Denke, Theresa Himmel, Bob Rion, Rob Lee, Terri Wagner, Twila Crisman, Mary Rohn, Laura Olson, and not pictured Shelly Ernst. CMiddle Leftl Molly Zwetzig recites her pledge to the audience as LeAnn Denke, Blake Brodersen, and Shelly Schulke listen. iMiddle Rightl This year's new members include: Tomas Brunegard, Chris Howell, Jeanette Gerken, Pam Swift, Eric Henderson, Molly Zwetzig, Theresa Himmel, and not pictured Shelly Ernst. fBottom Rightl Mary Rohn serves punch for the reception. I 09 QA. .,,, v. x l Q ,- 9'- Emil student senate proceeds with caution The HCHS Student Senate has a large job for the school. It is up to the members of the council to think up new and original ideas for Homecoming fun week, and to line up a band for the Homecoming dance. The representatives are chosen from each organization and class to let the Student Senate know what's happening and what different groups would like to happen around HCHS. This year, the Student Council chose Happy Days as the theme for Homecoming, with a crazy hat day, a zombie day, slave day, a Greaser day, and fun day. It was one of the most active and fun filled fun weeks in recent years. iUpper Leftj Shelly Ernst sub- mits to Brian Engberg's will dur- ing slave day. fLeftJ Student Senate members for 1980-81 in- clude: fTop Rowl Larry Kotan, Dori Lohmiller, Advisor Mr. Struble, Laura Olson, Danny Coy. iStandingJ Janet Beachem, Craig Barfoot, Kay Bauer, Blake Brodersen, LeAnn Denke, Perry Swift, Pam Swift. fThird Rowl Todd Surdez, Terri Wagner, Sherry Lidgett, Tim Bintliff. lFront Rowl Michelle Anderson, Shelly Ernst, Eric Henderson, and Tina Lewis. fLower Leftl Student Senate officers: Laura Olson, sec.-treas.g Blake Broder- sen, Pres., Dori Lohmiller, V- Pres.: CLower Right! The race is on! Juniors and Seniors partici- r pate in the Student Senate's fun- ! I , day chariot race. Q , ll as , ll 3 ll drama students shift into new roles Each year, a cast of characters and a group of back-stage workers produce an entertaining evening for the other students and parents. This year was no exception. The drama club put on four one-act plays on Friday, April 10, at 7:30 p.m. Mr. Krogstrand was the supervisor once again. Best actress and best actor were Terri Wagner and Blake Brodersen. lTop Rightj Eric Henderson receives the first degree from Laura Olson and Lesia Clemetson. lCenter Rightj John Burnham and Shel- ly Ernst play the parts of Jack and Jil puppets as Blake Brodersen plays Prof. Bizzaro. tBottom Right! Snowee White fGale Foxl sends Elizabeth fMary Rohnl out of the room when his true love iTerri Wagnerl returns. and jack fell down Jack .,.,. ...,.....,,......,4 J ohn Burnham Jill .,.,..... ..,..,...,,.....,,, S helly Ernst Prof. Bizzaro ,...,..,,.i...... Blake Brodersen the monkeys paw Sgt. Major Morris .....,...,.. Eric Henderson Mrs. White .,,.,,,.,,.....,.. Jeanette Gerkin Mr. White ... ,,.,,...,.. Joe Mahan Helen White ,, , ..,,.. Theresa Himmel llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll the decline and fall of wilbur's empire Wilbur ...,..,......,..... Blake Brodersen L Ol Mrs. Maxwell ..... ...,,... a ura son Mr. Maxwell ..,... ..... E ric Henderson Mary Lou ....,.. ....l.. T erri Wagner Connie .,..,.. ....,., L esia Clemetson Hercules .... ................. R ob Lee Snowee white Snowee White ...........,....... Gale Fox Lawyer ,..............., Tomas Brunegard Chicks ............. ....,.. T erri Wagner Cindy Trenary ..... ...... L eeAnn Niesus Lisa Williamson . ......... Faith Lewis Mary Rohn . . . ...... Bobbie Parker CTop Leftl Blake Brodersen decides to walk right in and take his coat off and stay a while. fCenter Leftl Sheila Ernst follows along in the book. iBottom Leftb Gale Fox gets ready for his big performance as Dori Lohmiller prepares his make-up. 67 the ranger The mam goal of the journalrsm staff thls year IS to learn how to Wflte ln the newspaper style usmg all of the Journallstlc standards Each person works wlth most of the dlfferent types of news style stores and headllnes during the school year The staff produces nme papers durmg the year ThlS years staff VlSlt6d the Rapld Cnty Journal and a local televlslon sta tlon wma. us? flop Ieltl loe Mahan IS thmkmg on has corner 3g3ll1 4Ahovel lwlla fI'lSIT'l8l1 cllstracted hv a helpful hmt volume 19 page 81 lllottom Rlghtl Mr lxrogstrand blows his top because someone has not wmpleted thelr pa e hw the deadlme llielowl 'lhe Journalrsm staff QUIISISIS of lfrnr Henderson lohn Helsing Roanne Hllton I or: Cofold loe Mahan Mr lxro strand Denms Stender laura Olson rlWll3 Crrs man Shelly lrrnst v. 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I itil ix 2 1 'rf' 'qfifij 1 swf 1913.29-.y , M. A. I .Si sys I 1 ' il A, ff, in I 5 x .I 44 :X gsrigkli ' V. 'tfggii oral interp stalls Hill City participated in the Oral Interpretation District Contest on October 29, 1980, which was held in Rapid City. Other schools in the competi- tion included Newell, Custer, Little Wound and St. Martin's Academy. St. Martin's won the con- test. The categories and contestants were: Poetry Reading - Rob Lee, Serious Interpretation of Prose - Lora Spencer, Humorous Reading - To- mas Brunegard, Serious Interpretation of Drama - Faith Lewis, Duet Memorized Interpretation - John Furnham and Blake Brodersen. Mrs. Stapert and Mrs. Schrank were very proud of the HCHS contestants, even though they did not win. ,,,,,...,n- t'I'opl -lohn Burnham and Blake Brodersen rehearse their scene from A Star Spangled Girl, 4Middle Lefll -leanette Gerken is caught practicing her piece. lMiddle Rightl Oral lnterp members include: tlrlack Rowl Blake Hrodersen, .lohn Burn- ham, Lora Spencer tlflront Rowl Rohhie Lee. Tomas Brunegard. Faith Lewis, and -leanette Ger- ken. lllottom Leith The Oral lnf terp memhers relax alter the contest in Rapid Vity. ilflottom Rightl Oral lnterp advisors are Mrs. Stapert and Mrs. Schrank. fTop Rightl John Burnham performs his work. CMiddle Rightl 0 Theresa Himmel gets revenge. fBottomJ Hill City High School as and Junior High Band members pose in the sunshine. powerbooster This year's band program was very successful with Mr. Pence as the band director. Outside of their fabulous pep band, they also went to the solo and ensemble contests in Rapid City. They were rated on a scale from one to four, one means superior, two means excellent, three means very good, and four means good. Receiving ones were, Chris Simmons on his snare drum solo, the clarinet quartet containing Tomas Brunegard, Molly Zwetzig, Lesia Clemetson, and Jamie Burnham, the clarinet duet, consisting of Tomas Brunegard and Lesia Clemetson. Accepting twos were: Brent Morris on his trumpet solo, Debbie Lee on her flute solo, Cindy Tren- ary on her saxophone solo, Faith Lewis on her saxophone solo, Lesia Clemetson on her clarinet solo, Tomas Brunegard on his clarinet solo, and John Brunham on his baritone solo. Receiving twos on trios, duets, etc. were: Debbie Lee and Moni Matush on their flute duet, John Burnham, Brent Morris, Chris Howell on their brass trio, Faith Lewis and Theresa Himmel on their saxophone duet, and John Burn- ham and Trudy Johnson on their vocal duet. Receiving threes were: Cindy Trenary on her vocal solo, Mike Sutterer on his trumpet solo, Trudy Johnson on her vocal solo, Tomas Brunegard on his saxophone solo, Chris Howell, on his French horn solo, and the brass quintet consisting of John Burnham, Brent Morris, Chris Howell, Shane Cornelison, and Mike Sutterer. The Barbershop Quartet containing Joe Klein, Dennis Stender, Gale Fox, and John Burnham earned a four rating. The band also performed at three concerts this year. In their three concerts the band performed songs like Cousteau's Underwater World, Hot Shot Polka and others. The stage band went to Chadron contest this year and re- ceived an excellent rating, earning first place in class UB . ' 1 .f ' 1 If .en Q . . rf .Y gif: A ww L T if C fi z , ' 13 Z A ' ff ' . L 1 ,. . V, ragfi , Q 'A 'I L -. . ' fn, ...fr f P if 4-4' . . 1. -'ii . v ,,., 4. . , Q' 4 70 -, lf' '4 .iff gf .-.Q-mg, - -k -4 -5,61 , F 1 , ' In-We . ' s 'g rpg..-!, -xi A , .1 , X vi' ,p'4'l. yn. r. 'Jw ll I f. ' l ' affkfi Hdafasl lk gl H .xi n.' is xrx K , V .' 4 gfw. :gy ix' ,Y ' 5 I if lg 355 , 255' 3. :I 112. .1 Qfrskli Q':.'.v'9.'2.wL.'g'81'Qf5. Xa.. 3 1 ,1o, ffhsl r 4 I iTop Rightl Hill City High School Stage Band is enjoying their victory after the Chadron Stage Band Contests. fCenter Leftl These band mem- bers participated in the solo and ensemble Con- tests in Rapid City. lCenter Right! Tomas Brune- gard plays his solo in Stage Band at the Christ- mas concert. iBottom Leftl Mr. Pence receives the first place trophy in the Class B rating. ..,T-Y,,rv..,-.,,,.7........ ......-Y...... T.. . v......T . ..-.-.--. - - -.--- ---.-- -.. ,-H - christmas concert races along The Hill City Christmas Concert took place on December ll, 1980. The lst, 2nd and 3rd grade students decorated the Christmas tree during the March for the Young who then sang for their parents. Mr. Pence then directed the band while Mrs. Ensberg directed the chorus. A spe- cial feature was the song Satchmo . Brent Morris, John Burnham, Tomas Brunegard, Mike Sutter, and Cindy Trenary played their horns while Gale Fox sang his solo. The Grand finale was a combination of the band and cho- rus playing lce Castles . The musicans re- ceived a standing ovation. Groups performing during the concert include: the Junior High Band and Chorus, CadetBand, Stage Band, High School Band and Chorus, and the elemen- tary groups. Some of the selections performed were: Jingle Bell Rock, f'Christmas Melody, Feelings, and Do You Hear what I Hear? Mrs. Ensberg decorated the gym walls hehind the reception tables with angels, reindeer, San- tas, and snowmen made by the grade school students. The reception tables were laden with punch, cookies and candies prepared by the Home Economics Department. The crowd en- joyed the evening. lAbovej Gale Fox, Brent Morris, Cindy Trenary, Tomas Brunegard and John Burnham are performing their rendi- tion of Satchmo. lllpper Rightj The combined band and chorus are playing the song Ice Castles. lf'ent.er Right? The chorus are vocalizing Do You Hear What I Hear. fl.ower liightj The first, second, and third grade sing Suzy Snowflake for the crowd. 1953-1 - f fl 'I , ,, , ., 4 W .. U, A Q - 1 Qbi 'revel' .,, . 5 655, ,JS .-,- ll 1 fmzwliil 4 E I In' Lillfl' I I 1.'!lt!lIffl i g 'F 'T-41-7 ' f'1 ,181 ,. r 51, 1 Y. 52, 195: T - Q-'Wifi 5-l 'D JV, sprmg swmgs by The Hill City Spring Concert cruised into the spring season with elegance and glam- our on the night of May 7, 1981, at 7:30 p.m. in the Bob Burden Gymnasium. The concert presented the talents of the school choirs under the direction of Ms. Ensherg and the school hands under the direction of Mr. Pence. fTop Left! The High School choir sings I lJon't Want to Walk Without You . llVliddle Lett! The elementary choir sings UABVIDEFllHI.lKI.MNUP STI IVWXYZH while Oscar looses his balance. tMidf dle Rightl The .lr. High choir sings Let it Be . tBottom Right! The Vadet hand shows great prose pects ol' talent. 'IVY F 'f 'T LQ. . l -f '1 ' l .. ul K li 'AQTKAQI I 3, 1219?-4 , uni ' rw-gi I 2 ,T X flew eg.,- 43' me , 1 chorus turns up their volume This year's participants in chorus had fun with many activities. The group participated in the Christmas Concert and the Spring Concert. They also sang in a concert at St. Martin's Academy on April 9, 1981, at 7:30 P.M. They had a contest at the Civic Center in Rapid City on April 30. They received a rating of two which is an excellent. The All State Chorus Members this year were: John Burnham, Jamie Burnham, Trudy Johnson and Terry Jewell. fTop Rightj Gale Fox and John Burnham are always hamming it up for the camera. lTop Leftl Joe Klein and Terry Jewell add their part in chorus. fBottom Rightl The chorus has a last minute of relaxation. tBottom Leftl The group is practicing their singing before their next contest. yi,-4. 4 1f gg ,. . iw ig QQ? :ik 3 fi? in :fix 2 'sz M02 J.. yr! H J' 'gzip I r f' , A .ae 0 IZ fr ,V rig' if-' K' local Hill City is up for sale. Nearly one-half of all Hill City main street businesses are for sale. These businesses range from restaurants, bars, motels, gas stations, to commercial or tourist shops. The main reason for the sales, according to some peo- ple, is that the people owning the businesses have reached retirement ages and also this is a natural part of any business community. fl 'Ta- ron sm.: ua BRADEEN REAL ESTATE 8. AUCTIONS f. national This was the year of the presidential election. There were three major candidates: President Carter, up for reelection, Republican candidate, Ronald Reagan and independent, John Anderson. In the outcome Ronald Reagan was victor, taking over the office on January 20th. Some of Regan's goals include: cutting down on government spend- ing, putting a leash on inflation and lowering tax- es. On March 30th after just two months in office, Reagan was the object of an assassin's gun. Reagan was hit in the upper left side of his chest but not fatally. Three other persons were hit by the assas- sins bullets, a CIA official, A District of Columbia police officer and Mr. James Brady, Reagan's press secretary. The gunman's name was John Hinkley, a 25 year-old resident of Colorado. state Dakota Proposition was an initiated proposal to amend the South Dakota State constitution enti- tled Real Property Tax Limitation . This pro- posal was placed on the 1980 general ballot. The impact of the Dakota proposition on our state could have been extensive. The Dakota Proposi- tion was a proposal to roll back property taxes to 198 of the full and true valuation in 1977 and to limit any increase in valuation to 29? a year. This would have reduced property taxes to cities, towns, and school districts by one-half or more throughout South Dakota. Many people think that if the proposal would have passed, the result would have been an increase in sales tax or an income tax to replace the lost revenue. While Da- kota prop did not pass, it did have a considerable amount of support. international The US has had its ups and downs and certainly one of the downs would be the Iranian hostage situation. The whole business started in No- bember of 1979 when Iranian militants took over the US embasy in Iran. There were many negotia- tions and talks but the hostages were still kept in Iran. There were rumors of poor treatment and one hostage was released due to his health. In April there was a rescue attempt by the US but it failed. Three helicopters were crippled and one collided with a transport plane. Eight Americans lost their lives in this rescue attempt. Then in January of 1981, as Carter finished his last days in the oval office, hostage negotiations took a turn for the better. The US hostages would be released if Iranian assets held in the US were returned. On January 20, 1981, the day of Regan's inauguration, the hostages came home to thousands of cheering Americans. S r J publications gets a checkered flag The year in publications was at times very hectic, and at other times, a near catastrophy. At all times, there was that knawing, nagging feeling in the back of every one's mind as to whether or not he would meet the page deadlines. Thankfully, Mrs. Stapert was always there prodding us on and the annual you are now reading is the end result. I 1 x 5 . s..g .-A2 , . 4, S 'Q '4 A I' I , , A '.--.E 5 X j .,,, K' K 4 4,1 'X if 'Asa' , 9 .gy 4 1 N:-Z 'N-M-. . 'Q'-ll I i T , in lr 5 ,gs . .4 1 'lr' -A' 1 ' M. ,JI XX We :4i'TnF1hW,M ' 4. H12 ,Q- s 'L tOpposite Pagel tTop Leftl Mrs. Stapert is put to the test. by annual staff members. tCenterl Tina Lewis seems to have her mind on things other than publications. tBottom Leftl Craig Barfoot and Twila Crisman read over the most recent copy of the High School Editor. tBottom Right! Blake Brodersen gives his opinion of the latest deadline poster. tThis Page! lTop Leftl Twila Crisman and Blake Brodersen ponder over some pictures. fTop Righti Brent Morris and Perry Swift work hard on Once Over Lightly. tCenter Leftl Brent Morris and Laura Olson listen atten' tively in the classroom. tCenter Rightj Here's what a day of publications does to a group of fairly normal students. tLeftl Steve Carlson, Craig Barfoot and Brent Morris are caught in a rare moment of concentration. 77 students always come in first Awards Day held many awards for outstanding HCHS students. Blake Brodersen received an ROTC Scholarship, a USD four year Presidential Scholar- ship and an American Legion Boys State Scholarship for Leadership. Laura Olson received the Bonnie Robbins Memorial Scholarship, the Mt. Aetna East- ern Star Scholarship and she was an alternate for a national Honor Society Scholarship. Shelly Schuelke received a Betz Rho chapter of Beta Sigma Phi So- rority Scholarship. LeAnn Denke received the Edith Jones English Award. Joe Mahan received the American Legion Boys State Scholarship for Jour- nalism. The South Dakota School of Mines and Tech. Freshmen Scholarship was awarded to Perry Swift. Perry also received the Gramberg Millner Me- morial Scholarship. Rex King received the Letter- men's Athletic Scholarship. Mary Sherwood and Pat Howell received the eighth grade Citizenship Award. Top students went to Blake Brodersen and Tomas Brunegard- Senior: Rob Lee- Juniorg Jeanette Gerken and Theresa Himmel- Sophomoreg Jennifer Howey- Freshmang Pat Howell- Eighth Gradeg Carol Clemetson, Kristie Wil- liamson and Johathan Karl- Seventh Grade. Class academic awards went to: Math- Faith Lewisg Home Ec.- Terri Wagnerg English- Lesia Clemetsong Biology- Theresa Himmelg Social Science- Tomas Brunegardg Business All Around Student- Shelly Ernstg Shop- Shelly Schuelkeg Science- Perry Swift. Girl's State is awarded to Twila Crisman, alternate Mary Rohn. Shelly Ernst was elected to go to Jour- nalism City. Boy's Staters this year are Eric Hender- son and Brent Morrisg alternates are Kurt Barfoot and Rob Lee. The 1981-82 student senate officers are: President- Eric Hendersong Vice-President Faith Lewis Secretary- Treasurer- Lesia Clemetson. Ww-..Sd3, '.f 413' 5 i V . tTopD New Student senate president, Eric Henderson, gives Tomas Brunegard a present from the HCHS student body. tMiddleJ Blake Brodersen receives his ROTC scholarship. lLeftJ Mr. Knapp congratulates Rex King for receiving the Lettermen's Athletic Scholarship. 8 . ,Q r 'iw Q-fa J Q V , 'uv 4 g ,Ef :Rv 'vm-a iLeftl Girl's stater is Twila Crisman, alternate Mary Rohn. Shelly Ernst was selected to go to Journalism City. Boy's staters ae Eric Henderson and Brent Morrisg alternates are Kurt Barfoot and Rob Lee. tMiddle Leftl Laura Olson smiles at receiving the Mt. Aetna Eastern Star Scholarship. fMiddle Rightl Senior class president Dave Olson hands the gavel to junior class president Nick Bathurst. fBottom Leftl LeAnn Denke received the Edith Jones English Award. tBottom Rightl Theresa Himmel and Jeanette Ger- ken share the honor of being top students. as X E' ' 2 ff . .... L.. N 1x. v qv- A Q Qs, :x ti QE! if if i f lt 'H-M-X '1 l . Q x no roadblock could stop them from becoming it Graduation 1981 was held on May 17, at the Bob Burden Gymnasi- um. The class of '81 was dressed in green and gold gowns, their motto being, Ulf' you can dream it, you can achieve itg If you can believe it, you can become it. The class colors are light blue and dark blue, a blue rose being the class flower. Dori Lohmiller, Calvin Stuchlik, Twila Crisman and Eric Henderson served as escorts for the 1981 seniors. The Processional and Recessional was played by the HCHS Band and the mixed chorus sang Canticles of America . Bob Burden was present to give the invocation and benediction. Orville Creighton introduced Michelle Miller, Shelly Schuelke and Raymond Brodersen as the speakers. David Olson gave the Senior Farewell. The presentation of the class was givin by Detlev Prautzschg Peggy Morris then awarded the diplomas. The honor students in this year's senior class were: Blake Brodersen, Tomas Brunegard, Steve Carlson, LeAnn Denke, Deanna Metz, Lau- ra Olson, Shelly Schuelke, Perry Swift, and Terri Wagner. This unique senior class of '81 ended their ceremony by sailing their hats into the air with happiness. H n l X 1- ,Q fax, x L I 2 X 1 t I 1 A-' 5 tlipptisite Page Twp :mrl Mirlrlle Righti Dori Imhmiller, Vnlxiii Stuehlik, Twilzi Vrisiiiaii :md Hrii- Hemlerson :ire the IHHI seiiitir ee- uirts, tlititttvrit I,et'tt Hlzike Hrttrierf sen shares :i special moment with his mother. lHtitttim Venter! Miss Miller, Shelly Schiielke. ami Mr. Pralitzsth rleliver their speeehes. tliottum Right! Dave Ulwn gave smite advice lu the iiiidervlziwsineit. tThis Page Twp lieftl Mr, Hrmleraeit and Mr. Vreighttin say their final words tu the seniors. tl,et'tt Vmig Harfoot is pleased to receive his di- ploma. tC'enter Left! The chorus sings nut strong. tf'enter Right! The seniors were llI1Tl6lii'VHTlTy happy. tHtittumt The 1981 graduates make their last appearartee on the stage nt HVHS with their theme clearly identifyiiig their gnals. VW! 3g'9 ,, r 9 Ti' 33 M' J .Yqf ' if' 1 tl K 1' U' V X n.- fx fd' AN Q? I' ' V' 'V H t'. J ,A 'lmgml V... U S .-N FBI 'SJ 'v, I V :jg 5 Six :eff 'QQ Q 1 1 s , fb, T Lila: V , , .,,, 'f W. .. , x -, - f W .jgifg sv! , .3 ,'K'15- , ,Q lsjxgg rf xg Vt? , ' N' ' 'f F Wk 2'. 17 31, 13. ' rx A .. .eg .31 'E --15757 . 4., +2 .gsygpr . W 'ffm ,eJ '2 ' fTopJ The cars are put to a supreme test of their performance. lBottom Leftl Who will come out on top? CBottom Rightl The Trans Am is off to a fast start. bus Q-'Win it's a road trip ahead Schools out and there are many mixed emotions about it. Some are terribly broken up, all some can do is smile, and the others just can't wait to get out. Seniors last day was May 15, and all you could see May 14 was a bunch of white teeth roaming around the halls. This concludes another year at Hill City High School! CUpper Right! Mrs. Patterson shows her emotions like all teachers as the last day approaches. iLower Rightj LeAnn Denke smiles as May 15, the last day for Seniors, draws closer. fLower Leftj A mass of peo- ple crowed out the door as the final bell rang saying school's out! Nl QQ 3 KRW! this year screeches to a halt The end of the school year is both happy and sad. The kids are glad to be able to hit the beach, have BBQ's and hang-out around town. The teachers, however, think school should go on, to teach just a little bit more of the basic Math, Science and Social Studies. As the Seniors leave and the underclass- men move up - this year was that of much learning and excitement. v 'f' -f if W an -S x X-, i ,. 1 D T! Q yi' , it , 'Y 45 04 Q -- kg Q 1-' 1 wir vim .4 'J 'Gif X S V - W ' 4 qgfz. ' A Q 3, . L-W '- Q9 rqfps iffy ' ,Z Q' 1 K nfs. I JV! 'QW Q7 l 'ij' 'Pia 0 f ii M ii , fe? 0 - ' Q 5 s -.,A , .. X4 P ply T - i., i y yV t 'i' I ft-' 84 fTop Rightl Vicki Bathurst shows her opinion of the ending of this school year. fUpper Rightj Vonda Charles and Charles Bradley discuss their summer plans - Secretly?? fUpper Leftl Mr. Creighton had a very successful year as our new superintendent. fBottom Rightj Terry Murphy does some last minute cleaning. fBottom Lefti Terry Jewell, Shelly Schuelke, and Calvin Howey, look over the pictures to see if they were caught by our roving camera- man. fLeftJ Charles Frohme, one of our outstanding seniors, studies diligently! ' iff: 1 ' ' ix! Q -2 -an fm' 7 if-is 'I 15' 'fn , mu I i 'E ,,,. 5 1Q?'.E'1 a T. l 'JA , 'A F! .A U' JSA-ll 5 lg Q' 3 I' ffm--M ' Mic I' ,Tau 2 lr? 'L QA' Jak ja'!:Z5ZFf'4.ill l . tl la ua La- - 1 Y., 'W PC- ' . school IS out School is out, and we say good-by to teacher, songs and books, r and hustle through the sunny day f r toward buttercups and brooks! Good-by until next fall! we cry and tumble through the town and change to shorts and bathing suits to get us freckle-brown. We've learned all that we can this year in school. Our classrooms now are blueberry hill and apple tree and sweet and shadowy mow. We'll learn deep woods and river roads, we'll clamber pasture barsg and night will be our blackboard, marked with well-earned, golden stars! -Fran X ' vu! Ni., 'X ces Frost J ATHEQ UNLIMITED the finest in leather Rushmore Mall 2200 N. Maple 145322 it .5 SD 57701 Congratulations 1981 Rangers Aby s Feed 8: Seed Inc. Rapid City, South Dakota 57701 LK 97 O , I . ' 1' 'I' , . X. 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X 2 f UNI IL-0 NATIOAMZ BANK . f 5 hCD A4 QUALITONE STUDIOS PDYUPP Mfxm. sf Best Wishes Seniors Cramer's Corner Market HILL CITY DAKOTA TERRITORY BLACK HILLS MOUNTAIN RESORT THE MOUNTAIN CHALET YOU EXPECTED fr r all seasons and all the Black H lls g a deur yc u magmed Rates Start at S28 fr r cc ttages fully equ pped luxurv homes avall able t Winter sn Jwmoblle re tals Swlmmmg and boat gf mg at Pact la Lake 1 ne mlle FOR INFORMATION 'WWW' AND RESERVATIONS 1 if 605x574 2985 I 1-X KEYSTONE RT BOX 150 B RAPID CITY, SD 57701 Ranch Home of Past Present and Future Champions i MkHmsAmmmwa H Ads: 86, 97, 99, 89, 90, 91, 92, 93 Administration: 48 Alcott, Athia: 28, 42, 44, 43, 56 Alexander, Ranae: 16, 19, 37, 40, 42, 56, 59, 70, 71, 72 Allgier, Wayne: 6, 54, 80, 81 Anderson, Jeff: 30, 31, 44, 83 Anderson, Michelle: 27, 36, 39, 42, 56, 59, 60, 61, 65 Annual Staff: 76, 77 Awards: 46, 78, 79 b Band: 70, 71, 73 Barfoot, Craig: 4, 5, 6, 10, 13, 21, 35, 58, 65, 76, 77, 80, 81 Barfoot, Kurt: 16, 39, 57, 78, 79 Barney, Annie: 22, 24, 25, 56, 61, 72 Barney, Chrissy: 30, 43, 44 Basketball: 36, 37, 38, 39 Bathurst, Gerald: 48 Bathurst, Michelle 4, 28, 42, 43, 44, 56, 59 Bathurst, Nick: 16, 17, 19, 20, 21, 79 Bathurst, Vicki: 26, 27, 36, 56, 57, 59, 84 Bauer, Kay: 2, 3, 6, 37, 46, 56, 59, 62, 65, 80, 81 Beachem, Janet: 30, 43, 44, 56 65 patrons The Haircutters Hill City Bakery Hill City Youth Center index Bennett, Kathie: 16, 56 , Bintliff, Kim: 28, 43, 44, 56 Bintliff, Joyce: 49 Bintliff, Tim: 22, 58, 65 Birkholz, Al: 37, 40, 50 Brademeyer, Boyd: 30 Bradley, Charles: 26, 27, 39, 44, 56, 83, 84 Bradley, Dan: 2, 3, 6, 12, 13 Brodersen, Ardyce: 48, 58 Brodersen, Blake: 4, 6, 10, 21, 35, 38, 54, 55, 56, 58, 64, 65, 66, 67, 69, 76, 77, 78, 80, 81 Brodersen, Raymond: 50, 58, 80, 81 Brunegard, Tomas: 2, 3, 6, 8, 34, 35, 56, 58, 64, 67, 70, 71, 73, 78, 80, 81 Buchholz, Dale: 22 Buccholz, Tony: 26, 27 Burnham, Jamie: 2, 3, 26, 27, 36, 56, 70, 71, 72, 74 Burnham, John: 2, 3, 6, 8, 10, 25, 35, 38, 56, 62, 66, 69, 70, 71, 72, 73, 74, 80, 81 Butterfield, David: 28, 44, 58, 83 Butterfield, Donny: 22, 25, 56 Butterfield, Karen: 6, 37, 40, 46, 56, 59, 80, 81 C Carlson, Steve: 3, 7, 12, 13, 14, 35, 38, 41, 46, 55, 56, 58, 64, 77, 80, 81 Caswell, Melissa: 28 Charles, Vonda: 26, 27, 36, 42, 56, 59, 60, 70, 72, 73, 74, 84 Cheerleaders: 62, 63 Clary, Kevin: 3, 56 Clemetson, Carol: 30, 43, 44, 56, 59, 62, 78 Clemetson, Lesia: 16, 17, 22, 56, 60, 61, 64, 66, 67, 70, 71, 78 Cline, Robin: 4, 9, 16, 24, 35, 56, 58, 72, 73 Closing: 84, 85 Cofoid, Lori: 7, 56, 68, 80, 81 Cofoid, Shanna: 28, 56 Collins, Chris: 7, 12, 13, 80, 81 Concerts: 72, 73 Cornelison, Shane: 16, 19, 22, 35, 38, 39, 58, 70, 71 Cowen, Doug: 44, 45 Cowen, James: 30, 45, 83 Coy, Danny: 26, 27, 39, 56, 65 Creighton, Orville: 48, 80, 81, 84 Crisman, Travis: 28 Crisman, Twila: 2, 3, 16, 17, 20, 55, 56, 60,' 61, 64, 68, 76, 77, 78, 79, 80, 81 Cross-Country: 40 Cummings, Lynn: 16, 56 Cummings, Tim: 28, 45 d Denke, LeAnn: 6, 7, 12, 13, 46, 56, 60, 61, 64, 65, 72, 78, 79, 80, 83 Dieterle, Carla: 21, 22, 23, 56 Duwenhoegger, Rudy: 49 Duwenhoegger, Jean: 49 9 Eckholm, Stephanie: 30, 33, 43, 44 Eighth Grade: 28, 29 Engberg, Brian: 6, 7, 10, 12, 13, 34, 35, 56, 57, 58, 62, 65, 71, 80, 81 Engel, Marty 6, 7, 12, 13, 57, 58, 59, 62, 71, 80, 81 Engel, Monty: 16 Ensberg, Amanda: 50, 72, 73 Erickson, Gerald: 4, 34, 35, 50 Ernst, Sheila: 24, 26, 27, 36, 56, 59, 62, 63, 67, 70, 72, 74 Ernst, Shelly: 16, 17, 19, 56, 61, 62, 63, 64, 65, 66, 68, 71, 78, 79 Etzkorn, Nancy: 48 f Faculty: 50, 51, 52, 53, 54 Fischer, Mary Lou: 49 Fligge, Merlin: 5, 16 Football: 34, 35 Fads: 32 Fox, Gale: 7, 66, 67, 70, 71, 72, 74 Freshmen: 26, 27 Frohme, Charles: 11, 80, 81, 84 Frohme, Sherry: 30 Frohme, Tim: 30, 31, 44, 83 8 GAL: 59 Gardner, Gary: 28 Gardner, Kenny: 28 Gerkin, Jeanette: 23, 24, 56, 64, 66, 69, 78, 79 Gilson, Dean: 17, 35, 56 Graduation: 80, 81 Granaas, Jackie: 23 Gulbranson, Laurie: 13, 14, 31 47, 51, 56, 57, 59, Hagerty, Cindy: 28, 29, 43, 44 h Hahne, Cheryl: 26, 27 Hall, Art: 17, 35, 56, 58 Hall, Steve: 11, 35, 56, 58, 72, 73, 80, 81 Harn, Dan: 30, 44, 83 Harn, Karen: 11, 56, 80, 81 Harn, Kathy: 27 Hayes, Keith: 51, 54 Heil, Patty: 23, 24, 56, 60, 61 Helsing, John: 2, 3, 56, 68 Henderson, Eric: 2, 3, 17, 18, 20, 35, 38, 40, 41, 46, 56, 58, 64, 65, 67, 68, 78, 79, 80, 81 Henderson, John: 21, 22, 23, 25, 35, 56, 58 Hill, Steven: 30 Hilton, Leslie: 26, 27, 56 Hilton, Roanne: 56, 68, 72, 73, 80, 81 Himmel, Christina: 30, 56, 62 Himmel, Theresa: 5, 23, 28, 43, 44, 56, 60, 61, 64, 66, 70, 71, 72, 78, 79 Holden, Shannon: 28, 43, 44 Homecoming: 2, 3, 4, 65 Howell, Chris: 4, 22, 23, 38, 39, 58, 64, 70, 71 Howell, Pat: 28, 44, 78, 83 Howey, Calvin: 5, 11, 84 Howey, Jennifer: 27, 56, 78 Hughes, Joey: 23, 24, 56, 70, 72, 73 Hughes, Jon: 45 Hughes, Leticia: 28, 56 Hunsaker, Linette: 17, 37, 56, 59 i Janik, Blain: 28 Jewell, Terry: 11, 35, 46, 56, 58, 72, 73, 74, 84 Jr. Hi Sports: 43 Johnson, Carla: 30, 56 Johnson, Ricky: 45 Johnson, Russell: 28, 44, 83 Johnson, Trudy: 17, 70, 71, 72, 74 Journalism: 68 Juniors: 16, 17, 18, 19 k Karl, Jonathan: 30, 78 Keelin, Mary: 23, 36, 56 Kelly, Marvin: 30 Klein, Joe: 23, 70, 71, 72, 74 Klein, Sean: 45 King, Dave: 45, 56 King, Rex: 2, 3, 11, 35, 41, 56, 58, 62, 72, 78, 80, 81 Kloos, Tim: 23 Knapp, John: 22, 36, 38, 51, 54, 58, 78 Kotan, Larry: 28, 44, 45, 65, 83 Krogstrand, Jerry: 45, 51, 54, 68 Kuhnel, Steve: 27 l Larson, Dave: 38, 39, 41, 51 Larson, Grayce: 49 Lee, Debbie: 21, 23, 24, 56, 70 71, 72 Lee, Robbie: 17, 19, 35, 38, 41 56, 58, 64, 67, 69, 78, 79 Lehman, Patty: 29 Lervaag, Leslie: 4, 27, 36, 37, 56, 59, 72 Lettermen: 58 Lewis, Faith: 23, 24, 42, 56, 59, 60, 61, 67, 69, 70, 71, 72, 78 Lewis, Mike: 4, 26, 22, 23, 35, 41, 56 Lewis, Tina: 17, 37, 56, 59, 62, 63, 65, 77 Lidgett, Sherry: 11, 20, 56, 65, 80, 81 Linde, Tim: 17, 36, 37, 41, 56, 58 Litch, Alanna: 28, 43, 44, 56 Lohmiller, Dori: 17, 56, 57, 62 63, 65, 67, 72, 73, 80, 81 Lohmiller, Lorri: 2, 3, 10, 11, 12, 13, 46, 56, 60, 61, 80, 81 Luebchow, Margaret: 23, 56, 70, 71, 72 II1 Mahan, Joe: 6, 11, 13, 21, 34, 35, 56, 58, 66, 68, 78, 80, 81 Matush, Monika: 27, 36, 56, 59, 70, 71, 72, 74 McNulty, Sean: 10, 14, 56, 80, 81 Metz, Cathy: 30 Metz, Deanna: 14, 80, 81 Meyer, Dean: 29 Meyers, Randy: 14, 80, 81 Mielke, David: 27 Millburn, Randy: 16, 17 Miller, Michele: 60, 61, 80, 81 22, 43, 44, 52, Morgan, Todd: 22, 23, 56, 58 Morris, Brent: 17, 35, 38, 56, 58, 70, 71, 72, 73, 77, 78, 79 Morris, Margaret: 2, 3, 48, 80, 81 Morris, Tracy: 26, 27, 39, 56, 58 Mowery, Scott: 30, 45, 56 Moyer, Kenny: 83 Murphy, Terry: 30, 84 I1 Neisius, Jack: 49 Neisius, Leann: 67, 72, 73 Nelson, Robin: 30 Newton: 31, 40, 59 NHS: 64 Novak, Nick: 17 O O'Dell, James: 31, 44, 83 Olson, Darin: 30, 31, 44, 83 Olson, Dave: 2, 3, 6, 10, 12, 13, 14, 20, 21, 25, 34, 35, 56, 57, 58, 59, 62, 79, 80, 81 Olson, Laura: 1, 5, 14, 37, 42, 46, 56, 62, 63, 64, 65, 66, 67, 68, 77, 78, 79, 80, 81 Oral Interp: 69 Pence, Randy: 47, 52, 70, 71, 72, 73 Peterson, Gary: 31, 44, 56, 83 Peterson, Melissa: 26, 27 Pep Club: 56, 57 v Personnel' 49 Phillips, R.J.: 45 Play: 66, 67 Prautzsch, Detle 81 Prom: 20, 21 : 48, 49, 80, I' Rangerettes: 60, 61 Ranta, Karl: 4, 14, 35, 38, 41, 46, 56, 58, 80, 81 Ranta, Raydean: 23, 36, 38, 42, 46, 56, 59 Rion, Bob: 18, 64, 76, 77 Rhode, Bobbie: 18, 56, 59, 67 Rhodes, Mike: 31, 44, 45, 83 Robbins, William: 49 Rohn, Mary: 18, 37, 42, 56, 59 61, 64, 66, 67, 78, 79 Ross, Chris: 27, 39, 72, 73 S Sampson, Darwin: 8, 44, 52, 54, 83 Samuelson, Charles: 29 Sazama, Cheryl: 52 Schaffer, Bruce: 49 School Board: 49 Schrank, Judy: 49, 52, 69 Schrier, David: 26, 27, 44, 58, 83 Schrier, Dee: 49, 58 Schrier, Dwight: 18 Schrier, Ranae: 31, 42, 43, 44, 56, 59, 62, 63 Schriner, Lester, Jr.: 49 Schuelke, Shelly: 2, 3, 14, 33, 37, 40, 42, 46, 56, 57, 59, 64, 73, 77, 78, 80, 81, 84 Schultz, Leah: 23 Schultz, Paul: 29, 44, 83 Seniors: 6, 7, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14 15, 80, 81 Seventh Grade: 30, 31 Severson, Patti: 29 Sherwood, Mary: 29, 43, 44, 56, 78 Shoemaker, Leon: 23, 25, 56, 58 Shoemaker, Penny: 15, 56, 80, 81 Shuck, Larry: 34, 35, 53, 54, 58 Siemonsma, Dale: 29, 44, 45, 83 Siemonsma, Rick: 27, 39 Simmons, Chris: 18, 70, 71, 72 Skillingstad, LaVerne: 15, 35 Smith, Denise: 23, 56 Sogge, Carey: 31 Sophomores: 22, 23, 24 Spencer, John: 29, 44, 83 Spencer, Larinda: 27, 56 Spencer, Lori: 18, 56, 69, 72, 74 Stahl, Janet: 53 Stapert, Rebecca: 1, 53, 54, 69, 76, 77 Stavig, Barb: 29 Stavig, Lonnie: 18 Stender, Dennis: 15, 68, 70, 71, 72, 73 Stewart, David: 18, 35, 41, 56, 58 Stewart, Eielson: 80, 81 Straw, Dennis: 29 Struble, William: 47, 53, 65 Stuchlik, Calvin: 16, 18, 35, 38, 39, 41, 56, 57, 58, 72, 73, 80, 81 Stuchlik, Dan: 18, 35, 38, 41, 56, 58 Student Senate: 65 Surdez, Todd: 65 Sutterer, Mike: 18, 70, 71, 72 Sweetheart's Ball: 22, 25 Swift, Judy: 49 Swift, Pam: 23, 24, 36, 42, 56, 59, 60, 61, 64, 65 Swift, Perry: 13, 14, 15, 35, 38 41, 46, 54, 56, 57, 58, 62, 64, 65, 77, 78, 80, 81 t Thomas, Mike: 44, 53 Termes, Richard: 9 Track: 41, 42 Trenary, Cindy: 23, 56, 67, 70, 71, 72, 74 Trenary, Mike: 45 Tully, Mike: 29, 44, 45, 83 V Vanderbeek, Teri: 31, 56 Vosberg, Joseph: 29 W Wagner, Terri: 10, 15, 25, 56, 60, 61, 64, 65, 66, 67, 78, 80, 81 Wheelhouse, Connie: 31 Wheelhouse, Joe: 29 Wheelhouse, Robin: 15, 80, 81 Weisenberg, Angela: 31 Whyte, Keith: 15, 80, 81 Whyte, Randy: 29, 44, 45, 83 Wiederhold, Julie: 27, 36, 38, 56, 72, 73 Wiederhold, Kevin: 31, 44, 45, 56, 83 Wiederhold, Owen: 48 Wiederhold, Pat: 28, 44, 45, 83 Wiener, Cynthia: 43, 44 Wiener, Michelle:31 Williamson, Kristie: 31, 56, 62, 78 Williamson, Lisa: 2, 3, 23, 24, 56, 62, 63, 67 Wilson, Sharon: 22, 23, 36, 38, 42, 56, 58, 59 Wolf, Sierra: 29, 56 Z Zwetzig, Janie: 18, 72, 73, 74 Zwetzig, Katrina: 31, 42, 43, 44, 56, 59, 62 Zwetzig, Kim: 21, 23, 24, 25, 56, 62, 63 Zwetzig, Molly: 22, 23, 25, 40, 42, 56, 59, 60, 61, 64, 70, 71 autographs fx 1 111 hx ,., ,, N I, 5:1 ,1 ,1 wir e G . -1 1 11 L 1 1 I V. 1 1. 1 1 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