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

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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

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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

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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