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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1986 volume:

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Wednesday was filled with many royal festivities including Dress Up Day, the chili supper, Coronation, the bonfire, and the snake dance. The Homecoming Court was reigned over by King, Jeff Anderson and Queen, Carol Clemetson. Thursday was Theme Day. This year's theme was Jungle Love . The activities included a hall decorating contest, a girl's basketball game, and an all town pep rally. Friday served as Fun Day and Green and Gold Day. There was also a Homecoming parade. Friday evening the Homecoming football game was held. After a grappling battle, Hill City lost to Upton. The final score was 20-O. The game was followed by the Homecoming Dance, gyggmfmgxgpfqrgxfggqqqff.f4gpgf.f4pf4gf4zggggcgzcommffffzncf:fwnjo:cecfcffmc-144444-:cafzfzfzffz- ,.g.g.5.,g.g.5.5.g.5.g.g.3.5.,.g.g.5.5.g.3.g.5wg.,4.1.5.1.,.5.5.5.,.,g.5.5.5.1.3.g.5.5.5.5.5.54.5.5.5453131515:313111511151115:3132515352553,.g:g:1:5t1:g:3:f: .-:-:l:+:f:f:-:f:':':f:':-: iv:-'ec-1 ,f.- . 4.--'fff----f----.1-1-:-:-:-1':-:-:-:+1-:4:-:-:-:-:rc-24:-:-:-:-:-2-:-:I:-:-:-:t:-:-34:41-1-:az-1-:-:-:-:f:-:t:-:-:-:-:-:f:f:-:':-:-I+:-'-':+L-1':-:-1':':4:f':4:l:-:+:f:+:-:-:'.-:':1:-.'. ':1 'fi 13:23:52 with music provided by KKLS. King Jeff Anderson and Queen Carol Clemetson 1986 Homecoming Floyalty First Pow: Janet Beachem, Queen Candidate: Carol Ciemetson, Queeng Jett Anderson, King: Stephanie Eckholm. Second Pow: Bob Sutton, King Candidateg Kevin Wiederhold, King Candidate. Third Row: Renee Rekett, Junior Princessg Shana Schrank, Sophmore Princessg Suzy Tully, Freshmen Princess. Fourth Row: Troy Bittner, Junior Princeg Matt Henderson, Freshmen Prince. Fifth How: Randy Phariss, Sophomore Prince. reign over Homecoming festivities for 1986. Page J 'A Homecoming 05336 ,Q Q jg ' 1 1 Q 3 Top: Ranger fans gather at the bonfire forthe burning of the U. Top Left: Coach Naasz gives the football team a pep talk at coronation. Top Right: King, Jeff Anderson assists in lighting the bonfire. Q V A Y tit ...,4... - Y. . ,9- N. ,,. of li 9. V 4' 0-A.: s..- ..,.. Q 4 , , Bottom Left: Linda Sutton, Ranae Schrier, and Heidi Peterson display their nerdy personalities. Bottom Right: Mistress of Ceremonies, Ana Henderson, introduces the Homecoming candidates. Bottom: Freshmen Class members parade their float Burn the Bobcats in the Homecoming Parade. .vu-vRq.-r- . ,l g vi 1 Page 4 Senior C lass of 1986 W 154455 KL 5g ' Top Left: Mr. Sampson assists Boyd Brademeyer and Tim Frohme with their Physics. Top right: Boyd Brademeyer spends his tree time reading Middle Left: Senior class members show off their Homecoming float. Left: Jeff Anderson displays his authority. Above: Darin Olson receives the rap ofthe ruler as Kevin Wiederhold watches. Page 5 Class of l986 Seniors Bid Farewell This year left the graduating class of 1986 with many new responsibilities. They en- countered many confrontations as the year came to an end. They had to make some important decisions concerning their future plans. Many seniors spent their time looking through the literature in Mr. Broderson's office. Some of the seniors plunged through the newspapers in search of a job. The seniors soon realized they had a new life ahead of them, and they spent the year enjoying their final days in high school. While saying farewell to their old life, they also busied them- .....:'...':'x,x.H+....+......-..'.'...'....-...-..,.-.'....-......'.......... ................. .... . .. .. gm ,. ,,.,,.,.., .,.,.,.,.,.,. .,.,. Stephanie Eckholm takes a break from the Home- selves by actively preparing for their new life to come. coming Coronation Ceremony. 'Hi' Jeff Anderson K EEE!! Janet Beachem Carol Clemetson Zilfiii -31-5it'-- . 5 f -it Tara Coe Stephanie Eckholm Richard Ellison Page 6 , , 1 I... 1 .1 Y ',' ' 1 xt 'Kr' J , . f f it V' Q- .-- ns' Shake down! Senior class officers Darin Olson, Carey Sogge, Jett Ander- son, and Rich Hotchkiss with advisors John Knapp and Sam Sampson. i Lyn Engler Sherry Frohme i-I ,Q .Me V. . ,Y Ann Homan Rich Hotchkiss Seniors not pictured: Boyd Brademeyer Tim Frohme Dan Harn Yuri Iverson Page 7 - .-M,-. -. :-:-:fr-:cc-:-:-1 .4-:. 'lf 7 -.3.:.3.:.5.:.:.:.:.:.5.g.5.g.5.3.3.5.5.:.:.5.:.g.g.5.5.3.:.3.:.:.1.:.:.g.g.5.g Y Seniors Form a Lasting Friendship Activities, organizations, classes, interests, and talents were just a few of the things that the seniors shared. They also shared their laughter, smiles, joy, and tears. They showed pride in themselves as well as in each other and in the class as a whole. They built lasting memories over the years, which in turn formed a bond. They formed a bond typical of many close families, the bond which they formed was friendship. The seniors gave each other the gift of friendship which is sure to last them a lifetime. Darin Olson gives the camera an evil eye 'Y' Teresa King Cathy Metz Dave Metz - X i ..,, J Terry Murphy Robin Nelson James O'Dell Page 8 Good Luck rd like Class of Q86 Top Left: Carol Clemetson exhibits her typing skills. Top Right: Gary Peterson takes a'breakfrom his studies. Middle Left: Carey Sogge takes lime out to stretch. Above: Yuri lverson receives a beating from the deadly hands of Jeff Anderson. 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But after prompting by class advisors, Mr. Struble and Mr. Earley, everything was finally settled. 1 g All of the classes work and planning was evident at one of the finest proms held at Hill City High School. :1TfThe,entire class is looking forward to their senior year at HCHS pa as carey enjoy their last year in school and finalize plans for their rf11f!1fC-V t r fivx is :L S 12sr42se':2 QE? 718 FQ 49 ii 4 I' 1 v 'W w?5 :is' wrqamqm 't Mike Kelley Shawn Kuhnel Rusty Lewis Ronda Lytle Andrew Mielke Stacy Moke Charles Ratliff Renee' Rekett , . , lr--' Bill Rhodes Sue Ross Tina Schiefer Vicki Shafer Lance Swanson Shane Swediund Terry Tesch David Tully Greg Warder Ranger 1986 Page I3 Eijgfzkfi'1:I:2:f5Q:i:1'1'3:Q 'E:35'3fQfp3' ic 23:1:2:f:3f'3'3:3:5i:Q:3:5:E:5:f:f:2:f:f:f:f:3:2155:f:f:2:f:E:Q'3:f:f:5:f:f:f:Q:f:Q:2:Qi:1'f:f:Q'Q:1'Q:f:Q'f:T'Q:f'1'f:l'5:3:1:5:1'1:5:3:3' 3:5'3:l'I:1:5:5:5:''i:1:1:5:5:3'1:1:5: cz., zz. ., 4 ., ..p . . ....+. .. 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Kiki Hof Rob Hotchkiss Jessie Johnson Rodger Karl Shane King Greg Lee Sarah Mielke Kevin Miles Ranger 1986 Page I6 This sophomore class has been known as a rowdy class since their junior high daysg this year was no different There was usually a sophomore causing a stir. Some wore short, shorts to school and were sent home to change clothes. Others were to busy talking to be learning, or in general, 'goofing off.' The class saw some of their longtime friends and classmates leave to attend other schools in-state and out-of-state. Sports and cheerleading became a highlight this year for many of the class. This was the first year they had an opportunity to prove themselves on the court as well as off the court. Steph Moke Danny Nelin Casey Nelson R Jason Olson E522 ' 'fi 9' '-cl: 2 Q A Z' ld Aaron Patterson Brett Peterson Heidi Peterson Randy Phariss P . 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P00 -,I s ,Q A , 'R ,al J Mike Johnson Pat Kelley John Kellsy Connie Knudson Ranger 1986 Page 20 The freshmen learned to live with the constant harassment that goes along with the grade. Some were dumped in trash-cans, locked in lockers, or just given a bad-time. Although, all of the pranks and harassment from the upper-classmen was all good natured fun. Overall, the freshmen class adjusted well to their new environment. On occassion would wonder if they would ever see their sophomore year but they managed survive. After a tenuous first year, the freshmen class will continue on to handle more responsobility in and out of the classroom as they progress through high school. v 5 -:Er-ggi-. Eb' ' Q fr .- .-'E ff' .4 ., W Eric Walker Shane Walsh Steve Wolbaum Bobby Wright Rusty Luebchow Gary Lytle Danny Maxfield Lori Novak David Patterson Tracey Phariss Veronic Prautzsch Heidi Robbins E.J. Roselles Rick Sampson Monty Schiefer Tracy Shuck Lori Simpson Alisa Tesch Suzy Tully John Voshall Ranger 1986 Page 21 2: 5:52, ' .-.-.x - 'v 5 - - - 1.-.-.5'f-.-:-5.-.-.-:+:-.-. .- .-.-. f.-.555 2 I:-':9.C: E252-'il :5.fS'5 Eb E 5 -' 5 G-. , 1+ ic Q., 4 .C - EW-2 :rs- , f5E5E5:1E5' :5:5:5S15. 3.53: 2351: ' :-:::g::: - -::.1-::: :-:5:ro-:- -I':'C'I'I 5. MM ' S N 5 'E -:V ' + 5233 xiii M' Q 9 , 4 .R W . X 4. 5 X W. Nw. 12 . 5. .,., 5' 4: 55,-4:5-: , .IE- V :-: :f- .g. xg.- ilk-fi 3:45.55 . .'I 2'.-.- :3::'5:- . 2: 2:. + Q -:'. 'C 52' ' :ET 'fr-'14 - 4- 515? : :f:5:g:5:2 5:25251 ie ,..,,, . 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E The Principal and Superintendent oversee training and review progress frequently with teachers and students E Newly trained students are placed in the field after completing four years of successful training. ::gf:5:f:5:7: .214:5:5:527:5155:3:ft5:I:513:5:5:3:321:5:325Z5:5:7:325:5:5:5:5:3:-:5:5:ii5:525:3:5:1:3:5:3:3:E5:I:5:9:5:5:3:5:T:T:7:5:3:5:5:5:T:-:-:7:3:5:3:3:5:7:3:5:3:5:1:5:3:?:1:5:5:7:7:-:7:5:5:f:5:3:7:5:-15:I:7:2:7Z113:11-:3:7:I15:Uz52T:T.1:T15:fz3:5:5:3:5:5:i:7:1:5:1:5:5:T:1:117:52727:T:7:3:5:Y:7:f:i:7:1:f:1:1:T:1:Y:-:5:3:5:i:7:1:5:5:f:Y:f:f:5:1:3:7:3:7:1:3:5:1:7:1:1:I:i:1:5:3:7:1:1:121:7:f:5:1:1:1:5:3:5:3:5:1:7:3:3:1:5:3:5:1:3:11i:2:i:5:I:5:5:5:3:i:5:5:5:5:5:3:5:3:5:Y:5:i:5:3:5:5:i: Faculty Division 51. . Local :Zips Needs and fit . ' oeas -Et' ,.::1i1i2E 'i -'- .-F--:-.Q-'ig-:zgs5fQ?iESi , il -': .- ?.-K5fYF',.-1215 'izj ,.: -. .- - . . ig: ' ' -- 25?5i5i?5ii:25i555ifs::.. 5115- ':i. if .:::agsg:g-:- -xg.-5 ,'b...A::E ':::g.- '.:..g:,r --.-.v-. - .::EE:g.,EE.-I -i z- ....,.............. 1 . .. .... . V: j..:'::sg:g. gsgzg:gsg:gsgs:1 .,:g:.. 3:-6: .-:1:F . :1'F:'cy21:'f:5 -'i 4' ri:-:H -519:-.-32'-:1:5:2 -:- 1- -:' .:2:1 ' ,, ' '95 -2 .:-:-'T'-. -' 7' .-:f: I .-I -.2.2:1:1:' 'ff 'l V ai, .59 - - :5:is:fS2IS' .. 23:2 - fi- -I '15 5 :Z fZ,Z'- ' ' .:-riiiigij.-': 1 ' :yr E5 3: .2 l. 5.3.:.:.5.5.5., ti:f.47' :P .ff 1 -.ycfi if? 25 if E uf - , I -:- +31 giyetizrf .-:v fggz-v'.5-: ?::. .'-7' T I ' I ' f Graduates . .g. ' ' 5 Student prlnclpal .-' 'N::: Division ' A 4 Input . . Training :fi ,- Ranger I 986 Page 23 I Em Qt-1 :ET mi O :Q gi-1 rn-4 l 5 SQ E. rm . E. Q VSA E Q hd vi Q 'B Cb F Mr. Raymond Broderson A V - Guidance Counselor ij. h Friendly Advice is always available The door is always open and the smile is always friendly. Mr. Broderson was there when the students needed someone to confide in or just talk to. Mr. Broderson was responsible for registering new students and for registering students for their classes. Figuring out a class schedule was a tedious and demanding job each semester. He also gave all of the standardized tests that are required each year. One of his most important jobs was to ready senior class students for college. About half of the senior class made the decision to attend college. Mr. Broderson helped the students choose the college that would best suit their needs and ability. Many of the students choose to attend a college or university that was in South Dakota but a few decided to attend universities in other states. N o matter what college they attended, they credited Mr. Broderson's help and guidance as a major factor in their decision to attend college. 'WW-..f:f.f:-,l-.-.za-334.-.-.Jr . W , :Z5:5:55:1:L-.1:2:2:?:-15:-:iz-:I 1:I:2:C:2:7:P:2:f:1:2:2:1:1:153:I:l: E-:-:-:-:-N-:-:-:cg-:gr-:g:g:g: :sz55-:-:5-:-:-:':'.4x-:-.-.-.:. . H m::.:c.:. Who cannot give good A, counsel? 'Tis cheap, it costs them nothing. Anatomy of Melancholy. Part 1 .- 1212''I'--r1'-'-'-2:if-'-1:1?--11EfE'1rE-s:rSE-:-:-JF2- . -- :13:vi. .- - 15523552521555253-1+2E5:'-5:5:r:5:5:5ssg--4rf'3s:mz1:r-:5 iadlunh-Wstm -- ....... ....................................,. -,,, ' 'J -r' iw-,. uw- ' V It Ranger 1986 Page 24 Mr. Brian Boyer English and Journalism Students learn through experience and practice. Students learn by speaking and writing Mr. Brian Boyer kept busy this year teaching Speech, Publications, writing classes and Journalism. Students used an Apple Macintosh computer to design layouts for Publications and Journalism and to write and edit stories, poems, essays and research papers. Students put out several papers but also wrote many stories for the local newspapers. Every student in Joumalism was published several times in a newspaper. The Publications class produced the elementary and high school annuals using the computer. Students in writing classes wrote several plays, many poems, short stories, essays, research papers and technical reports. Speech students learned what stage fright was all about. All of the students overcame their fear and presented some excellent speeches. 'WTS ya .V Xi ,A .25 fl is tv N 8 X xxvf' , .fab 'iff' A X Vivian Grey. sam :salma -. En: Cjr--4 :I:i ml O :Q 3-1 lr-4 l 2 - - g -33.3:5:3::-if:Z:Ip: g.3255.5:g:5:I.2'-:2:I:2:ia2:EzE:5?5:2:1:5.Ez55:2zg.E:E:222:2:5ff:3:EEE:QifEffgzf:ifgf2::.gE5:gfffffg5EEEEEE?s Experience is the . child of thought and thought is the child 7 of action. Book ll, Chap. VI Ranger 1986 Page 25 EE . 4 . E E If E Learning Spainish helps students . conquer the English language. , 'HIGH SCHOOL' ' Mrs Kim D'Hont Sparnrsh and English 1... Students learn a new language and life Mrs. Kim D'Hunt taught students a new language and way of living they had never heard of before. Students explored the mexican culture as well as the Spainish language. Students visited Mexico City, small villages and the attractions of Mexico without leaving the classroom. They also studied the lifestyles of Mexican citizens and made a pinata for the holidays. Mrs. D'Hont also taught several English classes including Freshmen E V gWriting and Grammar, and Literature I. Students learned about the basics of writing and the English language and read from a variety of authors. Students also wrote and produced one-act plays that were performed g g ' in their writing classes. Students in Spainish class learned that if they can master Spainish, English , Q r - , i g ' ' f by Q is alittle easier than it was before.. .- - , g , , , - 1 , - , - -.-.5.-.:.3.-.-.5.:.-1.3.5.-:5-1-11:31 - ' 1 I -SSM:kk3:7:251:15:35:fig-:R- .-.-:-Sv:-53f:35:4:+fZ1:3?555'EFE-LM-:+y'g..-.- -: .QQ ' ' 5.5 ' : 'I '-I-Iv!-N-I-2-C'2rI'.- .'C'Z-. .'Z-Z- I4-I-D-I+! Z'1'Z-I-164-I ' ' '-.-.'I ' 'I ' '-' . .- . bi- 4'-' - ,Ig Here will be an abusing of God's patience and the King's English. The Merry Wives of Windsor Ranger 1986 Page 26 I , l : 52. o 841. 'Ns S Cb E. N0- Ch N z Q 2. o : Q in S m E Oo Ss l En: Cjr-4 :1:F' wr' 22 OH 2-4 I Mr. John Earley 53 ,- Instrumental Music E If E Band has a successful year Mr. John Jack Earley led his band to several successful contests. The band received high ratings at the Solo and Ensemble Contest in Rapid City and at the annual music competions held at Chadron State College and Black Hills State College. p Junior Band member Troy Bittner was selected to both the All-State Band and the All-State Orchastra for a second year in a row. 5. .The band held a Christmas concert and their annual spring concert. Both were well attended with over 500 people from the community at each concert. fl The band was also seen at many home football and basketball games performing during intermissions. The band also performed for the graduation ceremony held at Mt. Rushmore. . Mr. Earley spent his spare time helping his junior class raise prom money. X Music is Love in search of a Word. The Symphony Ranger 1986 Page 27 HEI tl! um 5 P E EL SD IT! Us 3' Es' :aim , E Fl' l'I Maszc zs more than smgzng, 212352. ll s a way oflqfe 'HIGH SCHOOL' Choir students travel to Colorado The highlight of the year for choir students was the chance to travel to Colorado Springs Colorado to participate in a large music contest The choir came home with excellent reviews from their Colorado 'tmp Students also had the chance to VlS1t many sites in the area and some went Mis. Amanda Engstrom also guided the students through many concerts Students learned about tone production sight reading and the use of sol fa In addition to their many concerts the choir participated in the Southern Hills Music Festival and the High Plains Festival at Chadron State College Mrs. Engstrom and her husband Gordon Engstrom will move on next year and go back to college She will be working on her master s degree in 'Musical training is a more potent instrument than any other, because rhythm and harmony find their way into the inward places of the soul. The Republic. Book HI Ranger 1986 Page 28 Mr. Gordon Engstrom Computer and Math xx the future. -r 'I Y I sa :sal-sa Q 3 'U S' N. 3 VJ Q 'Q N N. 5' N KT Q XC N Q 7171 I HILL CITY 'HIGH SCHOOL' 3135:-21: i -F - i Q3 - Y V: Q , K L, I . V g ' X 1 Cvmputef plays today S math Engstrom many 'helping students with their ii programs and printouts. iMany'students enjoyed computer ijglassyesfpbecause they .hgadthe chance to be creative and design many as2i? iPI0SfHmSg?414 S?aPh1CSf odlg a t 9 , - I .1??med the M5195 of mathgsm ftlgebraal' Stuflellts Cqu?U9?? a5 and h0Wit0 use CQWUOQS WSQIVC 1 l problemsrygQ, A, I by I it the process much farther. 'They learned how' ,s5af2i1.?91?.8UQI1S',C?1J1p1?C l1SCdI,iQ:pSO1VC VCYY dlffkull mathematical situat10I1pSl2111d hOwsothCYIs11S111ssA1gegfa 2Id3f5Qu1tPrQb?1m9aI1bQcSQ1YCd veoqeaslly. Engstrom SPQUUPPS free fnneygrsanlalhg and 12464113 the Natlonals 3ii51iiQ.IiI0HO1T.ly59CiCfY4' ffm: r'11t ilfiifE39 3iii?. i I..iiilfiiriiiQiff5fit:liZ Qiili-1 V.113ii1'f'QE22i2Eg?iiff1 pf' .,dr ,521iE'3'f-'iQifiTjIf221123213I held inductionceremony at the Alpine Inn: Over 33: ei5VIWQIltygStl1dQI1LS are now members ofqlflational Honor Society. 1:Z1:1::1:53:52:gg1:5313:3151:135313:5:5325:1:551:351:11553:-:3:::::::5-z-:ggza:-155-3:31:132:5-:Q-:Q-'-ga:5-:Q:5::-'-Q'-:-1-3-3-:5-'-'-'-'-N535 Mathematics takes us into the region of absolute necessity, to which not only the actual world, but every possible world, must conform. The Study of Mathematics Ranger 1986 Page 29 EE 2 :spina Mr. Gerald Erickson Social Studies and Drivers Ed. History shows us the way to . thefutare. 'HIGH SCHOOL' Students learn of past events and lives History teaches us that what has happened in the past will shape the future more than historians may have thought. Students in World History learned about why the United States became involved in World War I and World War II and why the causes of those wars have lead the US into other conflicts since. Drivers Education students learned what was the correct way to drive a vehicle on the highway and in the city. Students trained in the classroom for over six weeks learning all of c the laws that applied to driving a motor vehicle before getting behind, 1 ' ' l i the wheel of an automobilegf. ji Students took turns driving to Rapid City and the surroundingnarea' a as they learned the basics of good defensive driving. One of the rules in the class said a student cou1dn't get a ticket while , taking the class for driving on their ownj or they would Hunk. l . Some managed to get a ticket..i 1 -'1:1:1': 1:'.5 -5.-'I 1 ' ' . - J 5 . :' 1 ,-if I ' The subject of history is the life of peoples and humanity. War and Peace Ranger 1986 Page 30 Mrs. LaVeta Giannonatti English and Art Art lets a person express his inner feelings and emotions. Enriches Students Lives flfhere is anold saying 7'A1t is in the beholders eye. i IfMrs. Giannonatti is the beholdeijall of her students are true artists. ' . . ' students learned about and created many types of artwork while in tlielart classes. . a . , .Q.3j5.Students in the beginning art class learned how to make many craft i projects 'andleamed the some basics of drawing. A ' V V E 1g'g.1Drawing'andg Design students covered the basics of design, shapeand form and alsocovered drawing more extensively. . , , up Q Comniercial semester coyeredp aspects ofart such as calligraphy, Ihaf..'HfC.ilHSCd 'it . i..t ' .iiff1gfPai11Vti11g students learned how to watercolor and do acrylic painting ini 9 fliifmal SCHiCSfCf Of aft Classes- .e.. t Q t is Z i .Q A 1 s - fgggjgg English grammar students learned the mechanicsfof the English language Zasfwell' as proper writing form. 3 7 t : 1 ',--' ij:-ggi . e Qff1'i,7.fp -i'- aa 5 iiizizl . .p2,.ii':13,fQl I g t.-gp5i?ggf1'his was Mrs. G's last year at HCHS.,Q.:gWe wish her well in theyears' tocome. Thanks.: 1 ,T . E , E' ' a ' . ' Q ' li it . Every genuine work of . art has as much reason ,- for being as the earth . .,.. . ...ff and the sun E Ralph Waldo Emerson E5 1 EIIEE HILL CITY 'HIGH scHooLI 7' 4 1' x' 2::I1131:rEr3:rEz2kEz2Ez2E1E2:r:r:IErs:-:-.tfrz-rua:-:..2:-:itz -2. '1:1:-:-.1:r:r:zz-.2. .-- -. i 2 '2 9-45' 'Yi:i ':2:I:1:I:1:2:Z:2:5:C:5:5S:I:1:5:1:T:55:2:3:2511:1:P:I:iz31:211:15:555:95:1:I5:2:QI:I:1:5c'?:1:315fif:1:5:f:7.-FiS:-:-:f:-q:- .5:g,!S: -22. . ' 1: '-:-:-:f:-:-:-:-:-:-1-war:-:-:-:-:-:-:---:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-.-:-:+:-:-:-.-:-:-:-:-:':-:-:':-:-:-:-. :-:-.5-:-'-.5-:,'-:::::g.5:- - .:::.- ,:- ,:-'--:, -:e--5-:::g:-:gg :I '7:3:T:5:5:1:5:1:5:3:5:5:5:55:5:7:5:3:1:521:Z1:1:3:1:2:55:I:ic5:IS:5:215:1:25:5:1:5:2121:5:222:72-:3:53a-3::P:-7:-:-IM,-15563223 ., '5 QC-Si: Y- :::,:,:::5::5::: sg: a:5:1:,:C:5:5:::::::-:511::::::,:-:-:-:,:-:5::::-: ' 'g:5q:-:-:-:5-:- '-'-: : ' : : '- : : : ' -' U ,, ,I l l ,Sgt will be best attained when all persons alike share in the government to the utmost. Mr. Cory Ginsbach Government and Social Studies 'Everyone needs to take an active role in citizenship. Students learn basics of citizenship Government students learned what rights they were allowed under the United States Constitution and what rights are only earned. Students learned first hand from guest speakers what it was like to be an attorney, judge and legislator. They also made several field trips to the state legislature, the South Dakota Supreme Court, and to the county courthouse in Rapid City. Students not only learned from textbooks but saw government in action. In history classes students learned about the events of the pastand what were the causes leading to those events. Government students wrote an in-depth paper on how the government affects their lives in today's society. All of the students learned of the many wars the US fought in, the paths that led to independence, the constitution, and other foundations of our country. .in aw Aristotle Ranger I 986 Page 32 N Mr. Keith Hayes Industrial Arts gg .. :aim Q RH 2. E C0 F. S Q E 5 o W 5h sm : 95 22. I ,,,fFQV'K , for a well-rounded student. 3.L1'..Y. figs 1 i 'HIGH scHooLl 'XX1 it tt Industrial Arts teaches many skills Many students in senior high take advantage of the numerous industrial arts courses available at HCHS. Students learn the basics of archetectural drawing and designing in the Drafting class offered. Students learn the basics of line constmction and the use of line construction in mechanical drawings. For a final project, students design a commercial building or a residence. In Welding class, students learn the basics of welding and how to use a welder properly and effectively. Several students worked together and designed and made a tri-pod for the telescope the astronomy class purchased. The tri-pod was designed to mount permantly on a cement pad. In Small Engines class, student were required to repair a non-workin g engine they brought to class. They were graded based on how well the engine ran after their tune-up was completee. Unfortunatly, most of the engines need a complete overhaul. 5 : 5 'api' 4 t ix i X ., I51:1:If-IC-I-I-1:2-C12-Z 'Ci-1''lf4-'-51:1-'CQH'22'QS-1-I-I'1: IS:Ig'-IS 'cgwg-Q:::gS'g'- '-3, 4 N :-:- . .-:- S.. .-AK. -. :-. -.- . . . s H Q., -. 3-Q, ,.- wo. X l-xx-. J ,I x.. .tc-...v .-:-.-.-:-:f.'. ..s.-1:--z-Q -:-. , , - -.pk-: .,., 5, s., , 5' 42-13653:-I-1'Cg?j1-143.31 ZgZ' .,:5.,-. 5' :--162-ccitt-N953-.-.9,NQk-:?Qi, -.wig Q.-. -. xc-.gx h -, X. z -:- , :-. . . . r. . 5.-.-rr. . . .- .... ' . . . X . . . . . . . . . .If Of good natural parts, and of a liberal education. Don Quizote. Part I, Book 3. Ranger 1986 Page 33 E' -' - Mr. Clyde Naasz E If E Business Studies Business skills are in demand HILL CITY in the job market. 'HIGH SCHOOL' 16-G.,-f ff- K.. 4 4 Business is the order of the day Students in Mr. Naasz's business classes learned what it was like to be in the real world on a day-to-day job. Typing students studied the proper use of the keyboard and learned how to compose many different types of letters and to type manuscripts, tables, envelopes, personal notes and memorandums. Accounting students learned how to set up a bookkeeping system for a small business, how to use accounting forms and how to keep an accounting system functioning properly in a small business. Students set up their own business and kept the books for the business for an entire semester. They used practice sets that resembled real life accounting fonns and books. Students were profecient in all accounting aspects that were needed to know how to keep a small business running.. 1, U - I, . H - - - . - 1 - . 55:-.-.:.:.:.-.:5.1::.5.-45.1.5 -5.-.-.5.:.-.:.-:g.:.--1.3 -4 1.3.5.5 -:iz5'I'I:l'5S:5:1'I:-:I:5:2:i:5:1:i:!:i:'-?3:9?:2:2k5:- :'..2'2:1:-..-: :!:-:li--: .-:-. ' : . .--J'-:4-.-:-., ' :-1-:1:B-5:-:-:-5:-:-v:Zz3:5:5:3:55525:1:5:5:::::::.,:::g:,'g.::,' .g::::.,.,.5,j:: , 5,.-:-'::g:g5:gfg:::-:-25:55:51 , ,:::g:-.g.- :::,.g5-f:::- -:git-'::::5:, -: I-1:!:f: 2:1 :1:2:I:21:7:-:-:-:-:-.-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-.-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-'.-:-.-:'-:-:-:-:-:-.-'-'-: -. .--:-:-:' -: -:-. '-:-:-:f:-:- '-.- .-2--.--t'.-.-.-.-.'.'.-.I.-.-.'.-.-.'.-.-.-.-.-.-.g.:.-.-.-C-.-.-.-.--.'.g4,'.'.'Z'C:.-Z'...g.,:.g.g.- 5.3: Q., gu.g.g.'-.g.g.g..-.I-...-g..g.:.g.:.:.- 1. - gn.,4...34.1.:.:.3.:.:.:.3.:.:.,.:.,.24.E.,-.:.,.,.:.:.:.:.5.,-,.:.:.,.,.:.-.:.:.,.1.-.,.. ,.., ., . ., ., ,.,.g.,.,. The best business you can go into you will find on your father's farm or in his Workshop. Horace Greeley Ranger 1986 Page 34 Mr. Gerry Pickner High School Principal Every student deserves cz :aaa mltfsa fu F' Q 3 Q tm Q 55 Q S rm R tu tm 2 rm 3 95 rm Q. 2 Q Q Q. Q F I L- L- 0 -1 F4 'HIGH SCHOOL' New Principal at Hill City High School Mr. Geny Pickner became Hill City High School's new principal this year, taking the place of Mr. Detlav Prautzsch who became middle school principal. Mr. Pickner graduated from Northern State College with a degree in School Administration. He previously taught Industrial Art at Mission High School for tive years and for one year at the Youth Forestry Camp located outside of Custer. His main responsibilities are too maintain a good learning atmosphere for the students at Hill City High School and to offer them the best that they can possibly receive. education y It took several months for students to adapt to the change of a new principal, but the teaching staff and students both agree Mr. Pickner is doing a good job managing HCHS. 11 . v J 15:-:::-:-:-:-:515-'-:-:-:-'-:1:-:-'-1-'-:-'-:-1-'A:-'-c-:3:5-'-:-:-:-qi-:-'-:3:-:4:-:c4:-'-1-:-gi-'-'-:-:::::-:-3:5-:-:::-'-'-'4-'-'c-:-:- 'c ' ' ' '-: .g'f.,:5-.-. '-cw., wt- '- 4 ' 'fr N st- .Y . . - ..,.. . The direction in which education starts a man will determine his future life. The Republic. Book III Ranger 1986 Page 35 E E 1 Mr. Darwin Sampson E If E Math and Science Science and Math help students HIL L C IT Y - - - ECTI-E ,' l'l'ldSZ'6f' bdSlC p7'll'lClpl6S .N 1 X Learning Math and Science is Exciting Physics students learned what a laser was as they used it to study how light affects different materials. Students also learned about waves in the wave machine. The machine artificially recreates waves as they would happen in a lake or the ocean. Physics students also had an opportunity to view the stars with the Astronomy Club's new Celestron 8 inch telescope. Senior Math students learned what Trigonometry was all about and also explored the basics of Calculus as they advanced their math skills. Geometry students found out what how to measure the area of a triangle and learned how to write a solution to a geometrical problem using ' theorms. Mr. Sampson proved that math and science are fun classes and help a student to gain an understanding of how the world works. fi is ' -X sa c 4' , 'kms -. .. x A A ,,, , , . . 5 t , -. Z3 it Q.. . , f, X - A 1 1 , W , ia 4' wx?-f. . .. : , ,. . Q .rf ' A wwwsii, , J. . ' 'f ' SGS ,, sy- 1' 6 3 v rf . N Q -' ' i ' . v s.. ,uyigg ' 'A ' ,- ...wwfm ' . ' , X, . 1 . 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Science is fun and exciting Students in Mr. Struble's science classes learned what made the life around them tick. Students dissected different types of animals to learn what made them function and students learned how the earth evolves everyday. Mr. Struble taught Earth Science, Chemistry and Biology this year. Chemistry students learned what made up different types of chemical formulas and also learned how to mix a few of their own formulas. - Biology students spent much time learning about how the plants and animals on earth lived and how they were formed. Students also had the chance to disect a frog in class. j Earth Science students made an in-depth study of how the earth was formed and why it continues to change on a daily basis. Volcanos and earthquakes were studied because they shape the earth. Students also learned about different types of rocks and minerals that are in the Black Hills. ' A H. 1.5! 1-,f if fi -1-2-ff . l f'-r r ' - e ' A '. 2 4 ,A , ,,5:e:,N:,f,i,,i?l . , j: .i vu ' '.'- ' t,L'j'j,,i'5-,411 ' if3,,, , ' ..-'-' E -In r.---rlfyaf' T- w ldv? . .J-1 4- ,, .-I-45,-.,,, ' '.f:25'-i-f a rt '41, .'., f.'p,-Q-any-.sft 3-.fqnq . 'l' ,L?7'v! 3 - 1.-As rfw.':1f:f ,. 2- . frfi' . 'fd'5-fm .of .-,,'M,gQ' 4 fn-ey., Y ,ra -aff: . -3: 1 -watt? .L ,Q 5 .4116 Wfifif S1391 te.. '..-f- .wif -' 1,L'lK'1'f'?'-53 1 ' f.,.g::g1' .aim-V ,g -5 ft. ,'- few.: ,.'., ', 1-:fSFZ.gHl'f'Q, -1 iifftafw .f'5'4tg y- -f.. 3,4 f-4,,..- feng-.1 .:'f ' ifwffp- fi !- -mf55'7.'.'-, ' ftp' ' .- 4 ifia ft ' -- -1: , A ,wuz . - it r ' f . . ' - -1 ' ' H Q3 r if .' ' . . ,gen L... , ' 4 'eg , .ia ,. A ' N ,I V , am EEE I Em Cjb-4 :1:I' :AF O 22 3-i we I ix. N sts There is another way to truth: by the minute examination of facts. That is the way of the scientist. Shakespeare and Spiritual Life Ranger 1986 Page 37 HEI EJ .L I C2121 I' L' G '-1 '-4 , :aliens The lzbrary IS the source for a 5- complete educatzon There was always a reason to be in the library Term papers research papers, theneed to find a good book to read all were reasons for students Her job is to oversee the work1ngs of the library and help with students The library computenzed the records of the library this year All students at HCHS now have a number in the computer that keeps track of how many books they have checked out and rf they have any overdue books The computer also keeps track of all of the different kinds of books the library has available The computer enables the library to have an updated book . a it We :I:jfizi252:I:5fit-''559933:55:'3 :-:lE3E2'23'f1?:-:-MYR-: :Nf55S0'-E373- :':-533:-5572 :P -ta: ,f very'-x'-Neff' mai. 4-- tv-: N - 5-. -1-N W -W - f g,jHa,85f+s2itz?5i3 az1fawi'Wsaf'g nag Sw +561 f S4125-?'0 fbi H-we-21-H 'atv-New xi A 4: xi as Reading great books whets but never slacks the thirst for greatness. Tom Lea: A Portrait of Six Paintings Ranger 1986 Page 38 i Ms. Janet Stahl Special Education Opportunityfor an education. New Special Education Program Ms. Janet Stahl was the Special Education coordinator for the high school this year. A new program for special education students was started this year at HCHS. One teacher from each discipline taught a separte class to special education students. The program allowed those students to participate in the classes at their own pace. Students took classes in English, Math, History, Home Economics, Industrial Arts, Science and Math. Teachers involved in the program included Mr. Keith Hayes, Mr. Geny Erickson, Ms. Marjean Swanson, Mr. Brian Boyer, Mr. Clyde Naasz and Mr. Raymond Broderson CGuidance Counselorj. The program will continue next year but the students will take different classes than they took in 1986. All students deserve the same -S aaa EVE 2 : FI Z FI' HILL CITY 'HIGH SCHOOL' E5 f lu '. J I3 , jf :Eu c N. 1 4 g- 5 iw ,:g::E.:'-.RFU-.5.. -:gf ., - .gl 3.1: I ::.,: '-.,:5:j-.f'3.3:3:-:::::: , you try. V Sophocles One must learn by doing the thing, for though you think you know it, You have no certainty, untilg Ranger 1986 Page 3 9 S: E E -II Miss Marjean Swanson E IE E Home Economics , . E: Cjr-4 :T ml 22 OH SP4 I Z1 5 CB 3 E' 'QS- S rpg gb 52 QN- YQ 25 FF? I Home Ee is fun for many students Home Economics students, male and female, learned that Home Ee is not just cooking and cleaning. Students learned how to design a house and how to design the interior as well. Students leamed what it meant to be married and how to nm a household on their own. Students learned how to keep track of a budget and buy the necessties to live in today's society. Cooking students made jams and jellys and delivered them to the elderly people at the Hillyo Manor. Students also put on many luncheons and after school parties for the i teachers and the staff. Sewing students learned how to make their own clothes and repair ones that they already owned. Of course students also learned how to cookg some better than others. gi .' ' J Ark V Af 'dn gif 5 it sv '- ....... . .... , -' :.-.-.-:-.-.-'y..'.-'-.-:.-:-..-:-'f-..-f . - ,.:. .g . 1 -.-. ' , . ,- .,.g ::.-. - .' .-.-.-c.-.-.-.-:-.-.-.-.--.-.f.:.g.-.fc-.-..:. ,.-Q . x., .-.9 545.-.-..,f:.:. ., .,5. ,Q -1:Q-r2:rs:as:ssasses2aria:as212:222:5:2535:'-rr-1:25faerierrzawrciarra:tr:eras:ss:s:arg:::::aausQ 1 ' f f 'Mid pleasures and palaces though we may roam. Be it ever so humble, there's no place like home. John Howard Payne Ranger 1986 Page 40 Rudy and Jean Duwenhoegger School Staff keeps everything going smoothly The Hill City High School could not function without the help of the custodians, cooks, bus drivers, aides and all of the other people who help keep the school running smoothly. Rudy and Jean Duwenhoegger are at the school before and after the students are. They keep our school looking better than any other in the area. The Hill City Cooks are known to be the best cooks this side of the Missouri. We agree! There's always a good, hot meal awaiting the students each day at the cafeteria. The bus drivers are up way before the students preparing for the trip to school. Some work into the evening because of the long bus routes, but they all do an excellent job. The cooks spend many hours preparing food on a daily basis. Cooking at HCI-IS is a full-time job. 3..- Mrs. Pat Hotchkiss, Library Aide Ranger 1986 Page 41 -1 Administration keeps everything in order Superintendent Orville Creighton oversees the entire 5 . Hill City school system. His job is to make the day-to-day l,' 35 decisions about the operation of the school district. He is guided by the school board, which includes President Curt Johnson, Vice President Bill Robbins, Norma Henderson, Grace Larson and Gene Koevenig. It is there job to set school policy and oversee the finances of the school district. They make decisions about buying school equipment, and any other major decisions about the school district. Business Manager Ardyce Broderson and Business Office Secretary, Nancy Etzkorn handle much of the daily work that goes through the superintendent's office. Superintendent Orville Creighton ,dvi his Q, U , 'il fi 5 ri ii Q? sr at N The Board of Education Bill Robbins, Gene Koevenig and Curt Johnson. Not pictured Norma Henderson and Grace Larson. ' , . ,', V W ' I A 3 4, ' Mis t ' 1 ' xl V ' Nancy Etzkorn and Business Manager Ardyce Broderson Ranger 1986 Page 42 HIGH SCHOOL' 'HIGH SC G'R'0'U'P E V E N T S PEP CLUB ORAL INTERP SPAINISH CLUB KNOWLEDGE BOWL LETTERCLUB STUDENT COUNCIL ASTRONOMY CLUB HONOR SOCIETY FCA l'l'l'l'l'fffffff A Q. E: EI B HILL CITY 8 HILL C 5 i li . ' i Q A l' .. 1986 Hill City High School Pep Club Pep Club helps the sports teams to victory i The Pep Club helped all of the Hill City High School sport's teams to a successful year. The teams may not have won the championships but they had the school's support and spirit with them at all times. The Pep Club sponsored buses so student and parent fans could make the trips on out-of-town games. The Pep Club also helped raise money by holding bake sales to help pay for expenses to the out-of-town games. They also put on skits for the student body during pep assemblies. Mrs. Pat Hotchkiss led the Pep Club this year and helped them cheer the teams to victory. Ranger 1986 Page 44 n Q ,P Z., S k,., 4: Ranger 1986 Page 45 ., a Qi x sl l'N'Q!l: 'X awlliwtt fl: . ,Q , '5 fiovf--4 I S y V 4,1-5 -1949 Ural lnterp Students Speak Well Front row: Lisa Halter, Ana Henderson and Sami Simmons. Back row: Advisor Mrs. Schrank, Shelly Hagerty, Ranee Reckett, Jason Barney, Greg Warder and Yuri Iverson. Ural Interp Students Learn the Basics of Speaking Mrs. Schrank led her oral interp students to a very successful year. Two of her students, Lisa Halter and Shelly Hagerty placed at the state competition. Most of the rest of the squad placed at the regional meet. Students selected stories or poems that they were interested in and also choose a category they wanted to compete in. Students were required to memorize their speeches so they '-'I'-I' could repeat them exactly as they were written. Next year should also be a banner year for the 2 , K oral interp squad because they lose only one ji ' senior, Yuri Iverson. ' S A XX With a squad as good as this years, next 'T X ' ' year promises to be even better. Ranger 1986 Page 46 A X t 1-- v. u ' ..- ,va - N , f V,...,.-1---' ' 5,'.,A-15352 Ft At, . ,, m ill- ,AS A . ,b.,,.b-,uv . Bx, , - , 1 -1, ?,u it TSpalnish Club starts at HCHS Front Row: Darci Wiederhold, Heidi Peterson, Sue Ross, Todd George, Kristi Anderson, Step Moke, Vicki Shafer, Tamela Crisman, Shelly Hagerty, Rob Hotchkiss, Kim Wiener, Tessi Flager, Kelly Holden, Michelle Iverson, and Kevin Miles. Second row: Michelle Wiener, Stephanie Eckholm, Ana Henderson, Mitch Hertz, Troy Bittner, Shane Swedlund, and Lisa Halter. Back row: Greg Warder, Chris Peterson, Carey Sogge, Brett Peterson, Rusty Lewis, Casey Nelson, Susan Smith, Lori Allgier, Beth O'Dell, Rick Johnson, Teresa Frohme, RJ lnskeep, Trish Dale, Rodger Karl, Advisor Mrs. D'Hont, Matt Eurich, Sandy Goergen, Linda Sutton, Greg Lee, Sami Simmons, Lisa Shay, Sarah Mielke, Stacy Geiman, Randy Phariss and Renee Reckett. P K P Spainish students try new culture This was the first year for the Spainish Club at HCHS. The club was organized by the Spainish teacher Mrs. D'Hont. Students in Spainish I and II were allowd to join the club. The club hosted several authentic Mexican dinners throughout the school year. They invited the school board, parents and teachers to the dinners. They also put on skits during the dinners and gave people attending a chance to break a pinata. The club is looking forward to holding more dinners and other activities in the years to come. Ranger 1986 Page 47 I Q Q e l 1 -36- ' XT- If- 'L f i - 1. - Knowledge Bowl students Front row: Greg Warder, Veronica Prautzsch, Kevin Vaughn, Mike Johnson, Danny Maxiield, Eric Walker, Carl Cramer, and David Tully. Second row: Advsior Mrs. Giannonatti, Sami Simmons, Matt Henderson, Mark Meissner, George Wright, Jason Barney, and Advisor Mrs. Prautzsch. Back row: RJ lnskeep, Vicki Shafer, Lisa Halter, Troy Bittner, Bob Sutton, Rick Johnson and Randy Phariss. Knowledge Bowl j gives students a chance if tt ii to practice their abilities , A ' A Knowledge Bowl students practiced what they had leamed in school by participating in three meets this year. Each meet begin with students from each ' school competing head to head against other schools in answering questions. Teams were awarded points for each question Y they answered correctly. L- Teams advanced on to play other teams until there was only two teams remaining in the competition. Hill City fared well at all of the contests they entered and improved after each contest they attended. Y, . Ranger I 986 Page 48 is Letterclub members A it A A A Front row: Ranae Schrier, Kim Wiener, Trinz Zwetzig, Janet Beachem, Carol Clemetson, Kristi Anderson, and Sami Simmons. Second row: Shane Swedlund, Shana Schrank, EJ Roselles, Dale Crisman, Tamela Crisman, Lisa Halter and Susan Smith. Third row: Kevin Wiederhold, Suzy Tully, Rusty Lewis, Matt Henderson, Ana Henderson, Mitch Hertz, Lisa Shay, and Lance Swanson. Forth row: Shelly Hagerty, Ranee Reckett, Steph Moke, Heidi Peterson, Jeff Anderson, Chris Peterson, Randy Phariss, and Dan Harn. Fifth row: Rich Hotchkiss, RJ Inskeep, Greg Warder, Darci Wiederhold, Ronda Lytle, Rick Johnson, Rob Hotchikiss. Back row: Carey Sogge, Advisor Mr. Knapp, Advisor Mr. Ginsbach, Bob Sutton, Stacey Goergen and Terry Murphy. Letterelub involves many student athletes . P , Letterclub involves many student athletes at f , ,,. 1' Hill City High School some have been 'f rj l ' members for four years and some are . I ' .,, ,., ,H just now entering the honored club. - gf , y Most athletes at Hill City will make letter- ., .gg , , , , I. B' club if they participate in a sport for four ' 1 A ' ff . , , ' t years while in school. l f ' FT - The letterclub sponsors the annual chili X It .af ' dinner during homecoming week. The N - F' J members put on an excellent dinner and made some money for future projects. If -' At the end of the year they also held the annual awards dinner for the athletes. L Ranger 1986 Page 49 I . if . ' tv i il.. I I I Q ' :xx Z 3: ' le: fu f Vi V ' ' ' Student Council represents student body Front row: Ana Henderson, Bob Sutton and Carol Clemetson. Second row: Carey Sogge, Rich Hotchkiss, Rusty Lewis, Suzy Tulty, Eric Walker, Llnda Sutton, Kristi Anderson and Lance Swanson. Student Council has many decisions to make about the school The student council was advised this year by the high school Principal Mr. Gerry Pickner. They planned many activities, including Homecoming. This marked the first year in many that Hill City had a parade on Homecoming. The student council plans to continue having a parade during Homecoming week in the future. The Student Senate also sponsored the annual Homecoming Dance. The senate worked hard to organize many events and dances throughout the year. They also ran the student council elections at the end of the year. Ana Henderson will replace Bob Sutton as President of the Student Body for 1987. R. C Sophomore Class Class officers for the sophomore class were Linda Sutton and Mitch Hertz. Ranger 1986 Page 50 lm! Q L wi 1 , A ,,,. 4 Freshmen Class Gfficers Suzy Tully, Danita Ham, Matt Henderson and Eric Walker were the 1986-87 class officers for the Freshmen class, Junior Class Officers Rick Johnson, Shelly Hagerty, Rusty Lewis and Shane Swedlund governed the 1986-87 Junior class. Senior Class Officers Dan Harn, Rich Hotchkiss, Jeff Anderson and Carey Sogge were at the helm of the 1986 Senior Class. Ranger 1986 Page 51 1 39-n..zf M, ,,., A I is ,,,,,v --4.-'Y' ' an 4' ,fly P-61-0,1-529, A iyw. f.. if Ywffe .xv ,,,,L.Q ' A, 4' . Astronomy CIub's First Year Astronomy Club starts this year at Hill City High School This is the astronomy clubs first year at HCHS. Mr. Darwin Sampson and Mr. David Larson started the club out of their interest in astronomy. Many students and faculty joined the club and participated in their star parties. A star party involved getting together at the Luthrean Church at about nine o'c1ock in the evening, having supper and viewing the stars with the clubs 8 Celestron telescope. The club purchased the new telescope this year with money raised from fruit sales. The club also took a field trip to Chadron State College to attend the planetaiium and visit the college campus. The club also had several camping trips that included viewing the stars throughout the night. Ranger 1986 Page 52 ww ' wc, ' ' fi-ki FCA brings athletes together Front row: Brett Peterson, Rob Hotchkiss, Cyd Alexander, Shane Swedlund, Shana Schrank, and Ronda Lytle. Second row: Advisor Mr. Naasz, Lance Swanson, Lisa Shay, Danny Maxtield, Tracy Shuck, Sandy Goergen, Trish Dale, Steph Moke, and Advisor Mr. Knapp. Third row: Rich Hotchkiss, Rusty Lewis, Heidi Peterson, Sami Simmons, Ana Henderson, Linda Sutton, Kristi Anderson, and Susan Smith. Back row: Randy Phariss, Renee Reckett, Lisa Halter, Ranae Schrier, Stacy Goergen, Jason Barney, Shelly Hagerty, Greg Warder, Darci Wiederhold and Bob Sutton. Athletes meet other athletes through FCA One of the major reasons for the Federation of Christian Athletes is so members of the group can meet other FCA members and participate in activities with them. Theis year the Hill City FCA and the Custer FCA groups met on Wednesday nights and played volleyball and held group discussions with the members. The groups also held dinners for the other group in their home town. FCA was enjoyed by all of the members that belonged to the organiztion. FCA also promotes comaradere between competing towns. Ranger 1986 Page 53 1, r. . ,VK ' 670: V, na ' 1: 3-T 1 -'.-'e:,,,:xw.a.,a-a,g..e9cr gg: :X Y Y Z Students earn the right to belong to National Honor Society Hill City's local chapter of the National Honor Society grew in numbers this year as r they inducted eight new members, which brings the total number of members to 15. National Honor Society qualities are stressed to become a member of the N.H.S. These qualities include scholorship, service, leadership and character. The induction ceremony was held at the Alpine Inn, where the members, inductees, parents and quests took part in a steak dinner and a candlelight presentation. The NHS continues to build in number and strives for recognition in the school. , . New members this year included: Stephanie Natlflnal HOUOI' SOCIETY Eckholm, Bob Sutton, Shelly Hagerty, Vicky NHS Members included Advisor Mr. Engstrom, Carol Shafer, Greg Warder, Greg Lee, Darci Clemetson, Janet Beachem and Robin Nelson. Second Wiederhold, and Kristi Anderson. Row: Lisa Halter and Trina Zwetzig. Back Row: Troy Bittner and Shane Swedlund. Ranger 1986 Page 54 ir ...- E: E1 HILLCITY ' HILLC HIGHSCHOO' 'HIGH SC M'U'S'I'C E V E N T S BAND CHORUS ALL STATE MUSICIAN ALL STATE CHOIR ffffffffffff Ranger I 9 BEErHov5N's FIFTH J Eli 1 1986 Hill City High School Band Front row: RJ lnskeep, Greg Lee, Tamela Crisman, Stephanie Eckholm, Sue Ross, Rusty Lewis, Greg Warder, Heidi Robbins, Shana Schrank, Suzy Tully, and Krisit Anderson. Second row: Tina Schiefer, Connie Knudson, Angela Crsiman, Danny Maxfield, Rusty Luebchow, Kevin Miles, Bobby Wright, Dale Crisman, Mike Johnson, Lisa Halter, Darci Wiederhold, EJ Roselles, and Advisor Mr. Earler. Back row: Sami Simmons, Shane Swedlund, Mike Hughes, Lance Swanson, Jason Barney, Sandy Goergen, Tracy Shuck, Steph Moke, Cyd Alexander, Machelle Iverson, Bob Sutton, Troy Bittner, Todd George and John Gieman. 1 1 ia 2' Band Performs well over School Year i Mr. Earley led the band to an excellent year at their ' contests and concerts. The band is composed of over 1 A 35 students in grades nine through twelve. .K The senior high band also has several smaller , bands within the larger band. They include the senior high concert band, senior high jazz band, F A and senior high ensembles The band participated in several contests including the High Plains Festival in Chadron and the Black Hills State College Jazz Festival and Concert Band Contest. y , H , 3 I fl 1 . cl Q , The band also participated in the solo and ensemble l contests held in Rapid City p The band received excellent ratings at all of the contests l' J l , they attended this year. With only a few members Band 0fflC9 FS of the band graduating, the band should have another Tamgla Crisman, Greg Warder, Lance Swanggn exeellem year in 1937- and Shane Swedlund were band officers for 1986-87 Ranger 1986 Page 56 -uu- ik f' 01 -2 :-H Gutstanding Musician Junior Troy Bittner was again chosen to attend All-State Band and All-State Orchastra this year. Triy also attended All-State Band and Orchastra last year. Ei' ig'i ,V . , Ranger 1986 Page 57 r N UCTGR BEErHovEN's FIFTH 1986 Hill City High School Choir Front row: Cyd Alexander, Teresa Frohme, Lisa Shay, Danita Harn, Sabrina Goshman, Advisor Mrs. Engstrom, Alicia Tesch, Tracy Phariss, Sandy Goergen, Lori Novak, Ronda Lytle and Sarah Mielke. Second row: Veronica Prautzsch, Heidi Robbins, Stephanie Eckholm, Robin Nelson, Sherry Frohme, Michelle Wiener, Trina Zwetzig, Ranae Schrier, Tamela Crisman, Heidi Peterson, Shana Schrank, and Sami Simmons. Back row: Gary Peterson, Terry Murphy, James O'DeIl, Bobby Wright, Danny Maxfield, Tom Tesch, Stacy Moke, Mark Cline, Rick Johnson Brett Peterson, Bob Suttom , Rich Hotchkiss and Troy Bittner. Choir has a Busy Schedule for the School Year This year the choir spent many hours preparing for their busy schedule. They put in extra practice sessions by taking individual lessons. Duets, Trios, and Ensembles were often found in the practice rooms after school working on their selections. Mrs. Engstrom said the group's hard work was rewarded well. The choir had many excellent performances including their Christmas and Spring Concerts. They also attended many local choral contests. The choir went on a tour to Colorado Springs, Colo. this spring to attend a national music festival. The choir came home with an excellent rating from the contest. Michelle Wiener, Tamela Crisman, Rich Hotchkiss, StUClGl'it Teacher and Bob Sutton represented Hill City at the amtual Terry Delany was a student teacher for choir this All-State Choir contest this year. year. All-State Choir Participants X--vi' Bob Sutton, Tamela Crisman, Michelle Wiener and Rich Hotchkiss represented Hill City High School at the annual All-State Choir this year. TAVL1 gm-V, it at Ei iff: lgii ali 5 if ' Wt, 'Q x s . W V ,I . . E. . J ag' 153. v Ranger 1986 Page 59 Ranger 1986 Page 60 A A E: E .i..,...... I ' HILL CITY ' HILL C HIGH SCHOOL' IHIGHSC S'P'0'R'T'S E V E N T S RANGERETTES CHEERLEADIN G GIRLS' BASKETBALL BOYS' BASKETBALL GIRLS' TRACK BOYS' TRACK CROSS COUNTRY FOOTBALL I I I I I I I I I I I I Ranger 198 -1- Cheerleaders Lead the Spirit at HCHS We got spirit, how 'bout you? echoed across the playing field as the student body rallied the sport's teams to victory. But the student body couldn't rally the team to victory without the loyal support ot the school's cheerleaders. This year over twenty girls and guys tried out for the few spots on the cheerleading squads. This year marked the first year in many that HCHS had a male cheerleader. Ricky Johnson helped to lead the girls' basketball team to a successful season and proved that it was a man's world too in the female dominated cheerleaders squads. Pat Hotchkiss was the new cheerleading advisior this year. She took over the duties from Sue Anderson. Everyone in school shows their support for the home team and the cheerleaders are responsible for Hill City's great cheering at home and away games. The cheerleaders are also responsible for putting on pep rallies before many games. They also put in many hours after school practicing and making the huge banners that grace the halls and gym at HCHS. Fl Football Cheerleaders Shelly Hagerty, Teresa Frohme, Renee Recket, and Vicki Shaefer and Smokey ,Tamela Crisman, led the football players in cheer this year. Girls' Basketball Cheerleaders Ricky Johnson, Lisa Shay, Veronic Prautzsch and Smokey, Tamela Crisman led the girls' basketball season this year with their cheering. Ranger 1986 Page 62 Varsity Basketball Cheerleaders Renee Flecket, Ana Henderson, Lisa Halter, Vicki Shaefer, Shelly Hagerty and Smokey, Tamela Crisman led the boys to a successful season. Junior Varsity Basketball Cheerleaders Cyd Alexander, Suzy Tully, Sandy Goergen, and Veronica Prautzsch were out front cheering for the junior varsity basketball team. Not Just Another Pretty Face Only the pretty girls ever become cheerleaders. Sound familer. Not at HCHS. This year was different. Ricky Johnson was selected to cheer for the girls' basketball team. He may be a pretty face. But he is not a she. Ricky surprised many students with his cheering abilities and his strong voice during the games. He led the girls' basketball cheerleaders throughout the season with his strong cheering ability. How important are the cheerleaders? As important as the game itself. The chants from the cheerleaders lead the fans, who it tum, lead the team to victory. Pep assemblies turn on the emotion of the fans before the game even begins. Skilled cheerleaders keep that spirit and emotion going all the way through a game...even if we're on the losing end. Ranger 1986 Page 63 su cv till' Eff 14 40 VW pi till' J X 9 X 1. .lf fr Girls' Varsity Basketball Team Front Row: Darci Wiederhold, Steph Moke, Shana Schrank, Student Manager Heidi Robbins and Heidi Peterson. Middle Row: Cyd Alexander, Carol Clemetson, Student Manager Rob Hotchkiss, Flanae Schrier and Monette Iverson. Back Row: Assistant Coach Gerry Pickner, Kristi Anderson, Susan Smith, Ana Henderson and Head Coach Cory Ginsbach. Girls' Team Builds to lt, r for the Future The Girls' Basketball team played a number of larger schools this year including Spearfish, Hot Springs, Belle Fourche and Custer. This was the first time the girls had played with several of these teams. Considering the size difference between Hill City and the larger schools, the girls' team did wen. Q, ' They finished the season with six wins and p . eleven loses. Although they had eleven loses, many of the , gg games that were lost, were only by a few fir I points. fi 5 Q , The girls gained a lot of experience by playing - the bigger schools. Experience that will pay ' off in the years to come as Hill City becomes a bigger and better girls' basketball team. it K' ,I X 'fx ff Q 115' , 1 'wi ' cs.. gg, .ff sk, ..A '- 35 0. .3 K ',g.3-ey - t. egg-gs A S f RI. F-gfa .5 5'1- Ranger I 986 Page 64 QM Elly! MW QM Q ...J- Girls' Junior Varsity Basketball Team Front Row: Lori Novak, Darci Wiederhold, Shana Schrank, Pam Murphy and Angela Crisman. Middle Row: Heidi Peterson, Student Manger Heidi Robbins and Steph Moke. Back Row: Cyd Alexander, Honda Lytle, Coach Gerry Pickner, Student Manager Rob Hotchkiss, Coach Cory Ginsbach, Monette Iverson and Sandy Goergen. Junior Varsity Team Ready for Next Year The junior varsity girls' basketball team worked hard this year to prepare for their role as varsity ball players in the next two years. The team record was split evenly with wins and loses. The junior varsity played much larger schools along with the varsity team. The challenge to win increased with the level of competition but the junior varsity maintained a high level of intensity throughout the season. Many junior varsity players also played with the varsity team. After their games the remaining junior varsity I players would cheer for the varsity team. Ranger 1986 Page 65 Girls Track Team Improves through the Season Looks forward to next year The girls' track team was a good mixture of athletes from all four grades. There were only a few seniors on the squad so next year most of the team will return. The experience the team eamed this year will show in next year's season. Mr. Dave Larson coached the girls' team with assistants Mr. Al Birkholz and Mr. Clyde Naasz. The girls won first place in the Heart of the Hills Track meet and the Rushmore Conference, both of which were held in Hill City. The girls had several members qualify to attend the state meet in Sioux Falls. Although the team did not place in the top ten, they had an excellent showing. Practice sessions consisted of breaking into small groups after school and practicing on there individual specialties. The team was broken up into a sprinters group, long distance group, hurdlers group and field events group. One of the past-times during track meets was to lay out. By the end of the season much of the team had a million dollar tan. Ranger 1986 Page 66 V , f ' v . as Q' . is Q . A H Boys Track Team has a Successful Season The Boys' Track Team had a successful season under the direction of Head Coach Dave Larson and Assistant Coaches Al Birkholz and Clyde Naasz. The track team started preparing earlier this year than in previous years. Some members of the track team participated in and indoor track season. The team traveled to several indoor meets before training even started for the outdoor season Practice sessions consisted of some early moming training by long distance rummers and afternoon practice sessions for sprinters and field events. The runners participated in a number of track meets including, Heart of the Hills in Hill City with over 15 teams competing and the Rushmore Conference Track Meet held in Hill City. The track team won V ij - both of these major track competitions. , i Several members of the track team made it all of the 4 D ' way to the state championships. , 'Wry g.,,.,j The track club is only losing several seniors this year ag' - ' and some younger runners are advancing so the team I , ' 1391 A. should do well in the coming years. Ranger 1986 Page 67 llasattfe, e 65 'ie B5 is 4..Jf-' 1986 Ranger Football Team First Row: Brett Peterson, Randy Phariss, Rich Hotchkiss, Rusty Lewis, Jeff Anderson, Bob Sutton, Shane Swedlund, and Kevin Wiederhold. Second Row: Student Manager Gary Peterson, Matt Eurich, Mitch Hertz, Greg Warder, RJ Inskeep, Jason Barney, Dale Crisman, Student Manager Jeremy Peterson. Third Row: Yuri Iverson, Terry Murphy, Dan Harn, John Geiman, Shane Schriner, Matt Henderson, EJ Roselles, and Head Coach Clyde Naasz. Back Row: Pat Kelley, Paul Denke, Rick Sampson, Tracy Shuck, Ron Alcott, Keith Austin and Jon Anderson. Team wins 6 Loses 2 The Hill City Ranger football team had its third straight winning season. Mr. Naasz believes in getting the most out of every player. In practice they worked hard with sprints, dummy drills, and scrimmages. All of their hard work paid off as they finished with a record of 6 wins and 2 loses. The team lost three valuable people but they were replaced with some outstanding athletes.Shane Swedelund as Quarterback and Tim Frohme as Fullback. The defense had some outstanding athletes like Jeff Anderson and Rusty Lewis. t The highlight of the year was beating Crawford , Nebraska in a raging blizzard in Crawford, and beating Faith for the first time in three years. This was Mr. Naasz'z last year at HCHS. T Ranger 1986 Page 68 Senior Players These seniors helped out the football team with their excellent play and management throughout the season. Front Row: Kevin Wiederhold, Bob Sutton, Coach Naasz, Jeff Anderson and Rich Hotchkiss. Back Row: Student Manager Gary Peterson, Terry Murphy, Yuri Iverson and Dan Harn. 9 Zz 4 f it W .W 0 ' 3 ' -gran it . , A gilgigi figs ai 5 :-fffn :RF :Ty : h., Q Win N , iv K 't I 5 ,. ' 5' 'H unfdfftw i x Ranger 1986 Page 69 Cross Country Team Does Well with Fewer Harriors This year's Cross Country team lost several team members due to the school's new ruling allowing students to participate in only one sport during the season. The ruling also included cheerleadingg in the past students could be a cheerleader and partcipate in a sporting event. Only three mnners made it through the entire cross country season. Coach Al Birkholz took Suzy Tully, Sami Simmons and Casey Nelson to many meets this year. Even the team was small in numbers they often came in first at the meets they attended. At several meets they took first, second and third places. They placed 21st at the state championships. Mr. Birkholz spent many hours running with his team every morning and after school. The team put in at least four miles everyday in their strenuous training. fi . . l l Ranger 1986 Page 70 ' X 5:1 .L 7.6, , X ' 'rm-..ft'--1. ww- -at ',,,--N, ',. gs r hex 3 Z '-we . 'x ' '1 Zbax Flangerettes march through season Miss Marjean Swanson led the Rangerettes through their season this year. Front Row: Kim Dillon, Casey Nelson, and Anglea Crisman. Back Row: Tessie Flager, Jenny Ator, Theresa Wiesenberg, Kim Wiener, Pam Murphy, Julie Wriston and Beth O'DeII. Rangerettes kick their way through season Home Economics Teacher Marjean Swanson led the 1986 Rangerettes through their marching season. The Rangerettes performed at many home girls basketball games. They also performed at several local G 4F 5iP competitions held in the area. 1 7, '5g11jW4,g V, Because of the new ruling allowing students Q .W if 52: it '15 ' to be in only one extra-curricular sport, the ,, in t. E E 'g Rangerettes didn't have the number or in Q5 Y 5 Q f ' performers they have had in the past. 0-C - qi g-he e 'Q A ,,- AD The reduced number of marchers had some effect on the team this year. They were unable to perform some of the routines from previous years because they didn't have enough marchers. But the girls were able to do several routines that always entertained the fans at the games. Ranger 1986 Page 71 Junior Varsity Basketball Team Front Row: Rob Hotchkiss, Brett Peterson, Tracy Shuck, Shane Schriner, David Vaughn, Matt Eurich, Mike Kelley, Stacy Moke and Rodger Karl. Back Row: Ricky Johnson, Layne Terry, Danny Nelin, Coach John Knapp Mitch Hertz, Dale Crisman and Todd George. 'titty 2 -xr Junior Varsity Builds f A T Toward 1987 Season The Junior Varsity team's record wasn't as good as it good as in past years but the experience the team gained will be invaluable as they mature into varsity basketball players. The team finished the season with six wins and ten loses. This year the junior varsity played teams that were usually larger than Hill City. Playing schools that were a class ahead of Hill City had its draw backs but the team fared well against most of the larger schools. Many of the junior varsity players saw double duty as they also played on the varsity team and practiced with the varsity team. Some JV players practiced up to four hours a night to sharpen their skills in order to make the varsity in 1987. Ranger I 986 Page 72 H Y . A ixhvmnu Q Varsity Basketball Team Jmwwr v ,vparfn , .w V I ,, Wi Front Bow: John Geiman, Jeff Anderson, Randy Phariss, Brett Peterson and Tracy Shuck. Back Flow: Head Coach Clyde Naasz, Rich Hotchkiss, Shane Swedlund, Kevin Wiederhold, Bob Sutton, Stacey Goergen, David Vaughn, Mitch Hertz and Assistant Coach John Knapp. x st, - 'li f5,, New Head Coach Takes over Ranger Basketball Program Clyde Naasz took over the reigns of the Hill City Varsity Basketball team and the rest of the Hill City basketball program. Assisiting with the program was John Knapp. Knapp coached the Junior Varsity team. The Rangers finished the season with a record of 12 wins and 10 loses. The junior varsity team practiced right after school for an hour and a half, then the varsity team practiced for two hours. Practices consisted of the basics of shooting, passing and dribbling and the teams also scrimmaged amoungst themselves. Conditioning was also an important part of practices. Ranger 1986 Page 73 ug, . 'QESQS l 5 if l lx: 18 . rg, i, :xx rs up fgxxs ' , 0-. 5 . mi X X . 6 Z , :gg V J ff ' f Freshmen Bounce Their way to the Top This year's Freshmen Basketball team had a six and six season under the direction of their new coach Gerry Erickson. Mr. Erickson has been a varsity coach in past years and this year was commissioned to take over the freshmen program. We played a lot of big schools. As a matter of fact, every school except Newell and Sundance was bigger than we were, said Erickson. The team fared well considering they played schools like Spearfish, Douglas, Lead, and Sturgis. I feel in a few years these people will contribute to a great varsity team, Erickson said. Freshmen Basketball Team EM? Front Row: Eric Walker, Paul Denke, Rick Sampson, Danny Maxfleld and Mike Johnson. Back Row: Jason Gillaspie, tracy Shuck, Ron Alcott, Coach Gerry Erickson, Keith Austin, Matt Henderson and EJ Roselles. Ranger 1986 Page 74 if ,-. sf '5j,, 1 1 af 'JW . , . , pp? N25 - .-uf- 4 F' '.'5x . N sg W, 1 Q .5 7 - 1 f 1 QU... W w '3 , - A . L f WE 2 42 1'-Tri? N? six EITC' Ranger 1986 Page 75 in fi.. , .K Nl 'L gf Ranger 1986 Page 76 Q Q E15 I-El g I EI HILL CITY 8 HILLC I HIGH SCHOOL' 'HIGH SC S'P'E'C'I'A'L EV ENTS PROM SWEETHEARTS GRADUATION TEACHERS' DAY I I I I I I I I I I I I Ranger I I W Ranger 1986 Page 79 Junior-Senior Prom Held ' s at Sylvan Lake Lodge iff-2 The 1986 Junior Senior Prom was held at Sylvan , -.-' g' ,. Lake Lodge Friday, May 9, 1986. fwftix 5 A 3 Over 100 students, faculty, administration and parents Fgjgsf- attended the gala event. ,Q f The evening began at 5:30 with students parading through the lobby with their dates. All of the students attending were in formal dress including tuxedos and ball gowns. Photographer Steve Newnum took couples pictures for future mementos. Dinner was served buffet style by the staff of Sylvan Lake Lodge. Dinner included crab legs, prime rib and many assorted side dishes. After dinner the evening continued with the senior memories, the phrophecy, the senior will and the poem that was read to the seniors. Following dinner and the speeches, students attended the prom dance. The dance began at 9:00 pm with music provided by KSQY of Deadwood. After the dance ended at around midnight, students and faculty headed to the Chute Roosters for an early moming breakfast. ' . 'ig V A EEL if-Q15 . A if 111' l ., f ' 5 gig G. :,,- 3 V 1' 2' if v u, ,.,-Q3 .q 'Q 3' 'Z .A, ,, ...JL--3' 25. :au 4' 554 ag., 'Zi .Q , -...ws Ranger 1986 Page 80 Ranger 1986 Page 81 , 5.1 . . ' -fs 2- ,il 4 is .. Q ,I ., M . Q A , 3' 8 . an , iaka UWB .san Iwi' Class of 1986 carries many memories of Hill City High School with them The Senior class of 1986 leaves Hill City High School with many fond memories. Much of the class spent at least ten years of their schooling at Hill City. Over the last twelve years the class has become a very close-knit group that will carry their friendships far into the future. Graduation Exercises were held at the Mt. Rushmore National Monument Amphitheatre Sunday, May 18, 1986 at 10:00 am. The Rev. Larry Peterson of Hill City gave the commencement address before the class of 29 seniors. The class moto was Give to the world all that you have, and the best will come back to you. The weather was beautiful as the seniors received their coveted diplomas from School Board President Curt Johnson. High School Principal Gerry Pickner gave the Salutatorian, Cath Metz, and Valedictorian, Carol Clemetson medals for their achievements at HCHS. Ranger 1986 Page 82 If W , .. ', V ' L iff' .. Q , if 1- 1 ,, 'W ,, 4 , A ffffg Z s N fl, I, 3 , 1,5 ,il I W Y 1 Hr A 2 Z 5 ' , Y , pig, fi ' E1 ff ' .4 I, fi if :-' 4 lass f19s6 I4 .Q 1. D' J eff A nderson '11'::: Dave Metz Janet Beachem + Dean Meyer Boyd Brademeyer X ,f Terry Murphy David Butterfield X5 ' Q Robin Nelson it Carol C lemetson + James ODell Stephanie Eckholmik Darin Olson Richard Ellison QB 'i Gary Peterson Lyn Engler if g Ranae Schrier Sherry F rohme Carey S ogge Tim F rohme X Bob Sutton it Danny Harn Angela Weisenberg Ann H oman -- Kevin Wi ederhold Richard Hotchkiss Michelle Wiener Yuri Iverson ff r Denotes Graduating with Honors Trina Zwetzi g + Cat Metz + + Denotes Graduating With High Honors Commencement Program Sunday, May 18, 1986 10:15 A.M. Master Of Ceremonies , , , , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,, , Carey Sogge Processional ..................... - - . H.C.H.S. Band Invocation . ........................ ,,,,, B ob Sutton Reach Beyond A Star by Andrea Klouse , , , ,,,,,, H.C.H.S. Choir Introduction Of Speaker .............. - - Owille Creighton, Superintendent Speaker ,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,, , , , Rev. Larry Peterson Senior Farewell ............. - - - Kevin Wiederhold Announcement Of Salutatorian And Valedictorian ,,,, , , , , F Gerry Pickner Salutatorian Address ..... ...... C athy Metz Valedictorian Address ...... , , , Carol Clemetson Presentation Of Class. ....... - - - Gerry Pickner Presentation Of Scholarships .... .......... R ay Brodersen Awarding Of Diplomas ...... ......,...,. , Curt Johnson, School Board President Benediction ............................ ............ . Bob Sutton Recessional , .....,.,,.,.,..,,.,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, H.C.H.S. Band The audience is asked to remain standing during the recessional and delay leaving until the graduating class has retired. Local residents become teachers for a day Volunteers teach for the teachers on National Teacher Day Tuesday, March 4, 1986 was a special day at Hill City Schools. Parents, business people and housewives all joined together from the community to give the teachers a day off and a free lunch. In conjunction with National Teachers' Day, local people took over the teachers role for several hours. Over 70 volunteers showed up to do their part. The Chamber of Commerce, Lions and Lione Clubs, Rotary and Beta Rho were the sponso of the event. The event was the first of its kind in the area. The teachers, staff and administration all enjoyed their day off and the meal. Community members enjoyed seeing what it was really like standing in for the teachers. Ranger 1986 Page 85 7- . A.,-1... ..,. .,...,,, V' 'W ,....,,,..,.,, rr nf ,M + ' - , 4925 f . fy as 5,524 vm, -?, 129' ' ' wVfv2,'r2 T X ' ' Jw? 1 Q, 7 ff 5 1, 4' ' f 7 , -.v.,. 'Q' .u 1' g, ff' H f ,. , , A 4251 Agp f, ff G , MM-neun , MH M 1 I 5 '. I ,ag , 4, ,,- Gm STM? Q' for 'fi 1' 3' WPA. 1 'W x 1 . 4 , , ha, s f :K J A . f 4 K , fs, y , ',f o-3' 'A . f Ranger 1986 Page 86 ww. N 455' QQ - ...g 5 Ski: f 1:5 Q 'Sw QQ x v mai, Q 5 .wa '- 0 X1 R s' J 5 4 . N 9? N 3' mfs? 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