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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1988 volume:

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Look Dock over The course of 4987-4988, ond shore wiTh us, our joys ond our memories. We begin in The foil when The ledves ore dropping ond The dir is crisping. The school yeor is jusT beginning ond The Teochers ond sTu- denTs ore geTTing used To one onorher dll over ogdin. OuT oT The fooTpoII field, The Tedm's is geTTing in shope for The sedson ond home- coming isn'T for off. Come, wolk Through our yeor wiTh us . . . Siudem' Council Cross Counlry Music Deporlmenl Foolboll Homecoming Girl s Boskelboll Orol lnlerprelolion Lrbrory Guidance Office Holloween Wlnier Boy s Boskelboll Letter CIubfFCA Cheerleaders Rongerelles Sponish Club Chrislmos English Deporlmenl Sociol Science Deporlmenl Business Deporlmenl Spring Home Ec.fl.A.fArl MolhfScience Deporlmenls Prom Senior Skip Doy Grocluolion Closses Seniors Juniors Sophomores Freshmen Sloff Signolure Poges End of The Yeor Annuol Sloff Tolole Cf Conlenls f . .- ,W ' H.: .. ,. -,Z ,Mn -WA ,my mmsmxxx in-f, fu Mum .f .nu-mr 5- !sf.'r!v.a!sQQ1faCn1kbx:n!mf1fv-x.A'.w4.,.4f'W.v ,vt .1 . , mv- 'J ,M W ' M . we -ff - ' ' tw! Weiring For The I-lerd To Arrive. . . f ...3 -un ea AnoTher School Yeor Begins AT l-ICHS ? if f r 'N 1- in lim -ugvq 'hz' ' H1910-w ' 'gm . -any '7 .mf ,uhm M t , W ww H m.,,,., ,N , ,W F Q T '! f' . T' 3'Wif9 ' V , Teochers oren'T The only ones woiTing for The sTudenTs To reTurn To The holls of HCHS. Lockers sfond empTy, woiTing To be filled, books on librory shelves, woiTing To be reod, ond holls woiTing To be filled wiTh The shouTs of sTu- denTs hobby To see eoch ofher ofTer The summer. A few chonges occured over The summer os well, The disTricT odminisTroTion offices moved ocross The sTreeT inTo The empfy clinic building, o new brincibol joined The sToff ond some of The clossrooms were fiTTed ouT wiTh new corpeTlng. Even wiTh The chonges, howev- er, The school sTiIl remoins o fomil- ior ond friendly ploce. The new odminisfrofion building ocross The sfreef from The high school. Student Council Qrightj This yedr's student council included Qbock rowy Mitch Ru- chober, Stdcy Rhode, Trish Dole, Vice Preoident Mitch Hertz. Brdndi Johnson ond President Rondy Phoriss. In the front row ore Don Moxfield ond Kevin Vaughn. is 5- 1 .L T? is This yeor the student council or- gdnized something d little new. Since this wos the yeor of the 88 Olympics, they decided to hove d contest, GS well. lt wos d differ- ent woy to spend on dfternoon, certdinly. Although the events were not lnternotiondl Olympic Committee sdnctioned, the stu- dents hod d greot time ond spent on dfternoon competing ogdinst one dnother in o good-ndtured ond fun event. ga xfm v tty? Tqvx .. 4:9 tr . , at 233 53 Z? i .slr .1 . is 1 e A 3 T ,rf xx . s 13 T , . is ' K f- fobove ond rightp Mony of the high school students enjoyed either wdtching or por- ticipoting in the High School Olympics. The cross country team at Hill City High School was off to an early start this year with their first meet on September fifth. The team joined with the Custer cross country team in a coop arrange- ment and as such saw the season through to the last meet on Oc- tober 3'1st. Consisting mostly of underclassmen, the team should be even stronger next year, es- pecially with returning under- classman Shelly Nelin who ran in the state meet after placing 45th GT the feQiOl'1Cl FTTGGT. OSS C -is Z' 93 W, Mn.. USL-' 5 -df me Pictured above are the members of the cross country team. From left to right are Coach Hoffman, Mike Johnson, Todd Jones. Dale Crismon, Shelly Nelin and Kevin Vaughn. Music Fills The Halls Of I-ICI-IS Y 1 1 i Ln- L. L .HQAGQLQI l 'R I ,f-t:1ny,fTI,.... l f i Choir This was an advenTurous year for The choir. They began The year by puTTing on The musical Grease and followed by Their acT wiTh The ChrisTmas concerT. ThroughouT This Time, people were audiTioning for All-STaTe Choir and for The High Plains Fesfi- val in Chadron, Nebraska. The biggesT challenge, howev- er, came in The lasT semesTer when sTudenTs prepared for small-group conTesT and The 2nd annual pops concerT, all wiThin an 8-week period. To add To The pressure, by This Time The Swing Choir was in full 'lswing . ln The end, iT was a memorable year. The band had a challenge, compefing wiTh The memory of The greaT band of The year be- fore. Mr. Early, however, man- aged To pull The band TogeTher in a shorT Time. fl? 3 The choir assembled for The ChrisTmas concerf. Back row, from Ieff To righfi Greg Lee, Breff Peferson, MaTT Henderson, Kiefh Ausfin, Mike Johnson, Rob Hofchkiss, Dennis Schrier, Tom Keaveny, Bobby WrighT and Shannon Thomas. Nexf row: Sandy G-eorgen, STacy Rhode, Jamie CreighTon, Holli Morris, Maff Eurich, Vince Wildeman, Eric Walker, Kevin CIemeTson, Kim Dillon, and Toni Carlson. NexT row: Sarah Mielke, Charify Flanna- gan, Tammy Schiefer. Kris Moorhead, Alana Swanson, Sfacy Thomas, Tracy Phariss, Tamela Crisman, Heafher Woodle, Sabrina G-ohsman, and Pam Murphy. Fronf row: Ms. PeTerson - direcfor, Heidi Robbins, Veronica Praufzsch, Pam Wiener, Brandy Johnson, Lisa Shay, Heidi Peferson, DaniTTa Harn, Jenny Wafson, and Jenny Williamson. ll i ' 5' cu x-. Q71 Mifch and his faceless friend relax afTer pracfice, wiTh a liTTle silliness. Bond Mr. Eorly hos shdped The Hill CiTy High School bond inTo on orgoni- zdTion wiTh gredT dudliTy ond sound. This yeor The bond hos grown To be d very excellenT bdnd, he soid, 'lond l'm very proud of Them. They ployed before ond be- Tween boskeTbdll gdmes. Songs like Louie, Louie ond The school song redlly helped generdTe en- Thusiosm in The fons. The bond olso pdrTicipoTed in The solo ond ensemble conTesT where superior rdTings wenT To Greg Lee ond Heidi Robbins for solos, ond To KrisTi Anderson ond Greg Lee for d woodwind dueT. FosTesT sox in The wesT! 'F V5 f-'1J.Z: , 'i' -ev EBT K , gg 6' 1 5 This yeors' bond included qbock rowj: Mr. Edrly, RJ, EIlioT, Rob HolTer, Eric Lewis, Tony Merchen, Neil Moxfield, Mork Meissner, Cori CTOVTTGY, Beorge WrighT, Neil Buckholz, STeph Moke, Holli Morris, Mochelle lverson, Melonie BiTTner, Mike Johnson, Kris Moorhedd, ond Bobby WrighT, Middle row, T2usTy Luebchow, Don Moxfield, Angelo Crisrnon, Tonnelo Crisnwon, Greg Lee, Toni Corlson, Dorci Wieder- hold, Dole Crismon, STdcy Eckholrn, Jdrnie CreighTon, ond Tornnny Schiefer Front row: Jenny Williomson, STocy Rhode, Suzy Tully, KrisTi Anderson, Rondoe Woodle, KirsTen Lykken, Alcino Swonson ond HeoTher Robnik, l 1 1 Students of HCHS enjoyed put- ting on the musical Grease for the public on October 211 and 25th. The performance was a huge success with a large turnout both nights. The cast began practicing at the begining of the school year. However rnuch credit the cast received, the show couldn't have gone on without the help of the backstage crew. lvlr. Hayes' shop class, and Mrs. Gillespie's art class. Marion Johnson rounded up props, and lvlr. Early directed the pit band. Roger Ueffj explains to Jan QStacyj the advantages of being a 'nioonerf' ls this anything new for Mitch? J ,.. 'l f-:I-1:1 Kenickie and the rest of the T-Birds brag about the wonderful 'Greased Lightening. The Pink Ladies suffer through another school lunch at Rydell l-ligh. Rizzo shows the girls the Proper way to drink wine. UGrecJse Comes To Hill Cily' ' 'T Tell me more, Tell me more, like does he have 0 cor? o xi' s :JJ f '- Marty Ono ner crugy Uleulrls one lusts over o lvlorune One Greoi Seoson! The 4987 fooTboll seoson hod ci loT of brighT spoTs for The Teom ond The fons. Win followed win. The Teom only gove up one gome in The regulor seoson. Espe- ciolly exciTing wos The vicTory over The FoiTh Longhorns QT homecoming. For The firsT Time, Hill CiTy mode iT To The fooTboIl ployoffs. UnforTu- T noTely, They losT To The Burke, SD Teom. QBurke ended up pldcing second in sToTe.j AfTer The seoson wos over, I lVliTch HerTz wos recognized os 87 Season one of The besT ployers in The sToTe when he wos nomed To The HC. vs Jones Co. 33- 6 All-SToTe FooTbdll Teom os o no- l-l.C. vs Hording Co. 39-42 seguord. H.C. vs UpTon, WY 0-'12 H.C. vs FoiTh 28-20 H.C. vs HuleTT, WY 28- 0 H.C. vs Mocldughlin 32-'10 H.C. vs Edgemonr 55- 6 Above: This yeor hills eree medio flocked H,C, V3 Newell 34-49 To see The winning Rongers ploy. Below: Trish ond Shono diseci on oppo- nenT on The sidelines, v . ' Q .L a px' -'9:,e,,, , T e. Q .W - .x ' .. X. ,,... Lf ' , - kj' . 3. 5 -V b . Q . Q A, e ,A .4 jT ': QL' .T 1, . 1 pr -aw. Q- --.Q 1 e' Q ' W, ZA - :S ff ff ,fr c ',Q 'U' 'Qf.,1' fb-.Q ' ,Q e'-f'J.n ' '3,-'gi .: '.n , '- Nj' Jw . ' ' 'V ,. - QQ... ?Hf,2:l.-M'kl HV v ' .V - -.' 'Jn . ff- , -3,-yi, ' fe' 4 el' L' Q., ...f 4 -+15 M' 'Q-fr- l'Lf? -, ' .,.i:f 'T 4?f..- Y' '1'fT'?f 4987 Ronger fooTbolI Tedmi Bock row, lefT To righT: Lorry PeTerson, ossisTonT cooch, Rob HdlTer, lvliTch Herlz, Doug Siemensmo, lvloTT Eurich, Ron AlcoTT, Kevin ClemeTsen, Rob HoTchkiss, Shone Schrlner, lvlike WheoTon, Codch Weber. Middle row: Cori Cromer, Jeff Gillospie, BreTT PeTerson, Rondy Phoriss, Poi Kelly, Trovis Sewel, Jon Anderson, STocy Eckholm, Rick Sompson, EJ Roselles, Neil lvloxfield. FronT row: Jeremy PeTerson, lvlilch Ruchober, Sennls Schrier, Eric Lewis, Roy Bell, Eric Wolker, Bill Fenner, Jdson Preble, George Bell, Don lvloxfield. Qfop leffj EJ, keeps d wdry eye on The opposing Teom's lineup Cmiddle, leffj You foke him. l'm ledving Town, qmiddle, righfj lvlr. Jordon ddmires The ori work ond pride of The sfudenfs during foolbdll. flower leffj The Huleff Red Devils sfdnd dmdzed os 'rhe Rdnger fighting feom pre- pores fo win dgdin. Defensive Sfdfs Leoding Tdcklers Solos Assists Trdvis Sewell 27 68 Mifch Herfz 38 48 Shdne Schriner 23 57 Sock Ledders QB Socks Mifch Herfz 40 lvldlf Eurich 40 Rob Hofchkiss 40 Tofol Defensive Sfdfs Solos 334 Assisfs 534 Fumble rec. 24 Fumble co. 24 lnferceprions Q Knk. down pdss 20 Hurried pdss 449 Def. Td. 4 Sofefy 2 Blkd kick 4 Offensive Slots Leoding rusher: Mitch Herfz 40 gdmes, 403 rushes, yds 776 44 Td, YXC 7.5, YXG 78, Q0 Tofdl pfs, 4 2-pf. sdfefy Leoding receiver: Rdndy Phdriss 8 gomes. rec. 44, 234 rec. yds., 44 rec, Td fofdl pfs. 26 4 2-pf. sofefy Leoding posser: Rick Sompson 40 gomes PSXA 408, PSXC 49, P896 45.496, PSfyds 873, PSXTD 44 Infers. 42, Tofdl pls. 26 Tofol offensive sfdfs 40 rh. 332 rhfyds 2025, rh fd 24 yfc 6.4, yfg 202 psfd 446 DOfC 52 psok 44.8, ps yds Q06 psfd 44 rec 54 recfyds 904, recfd 44 fd 40, 4 fg, 46 pdfl, 6 pdf2 fofol 275 This yedr homecoming wds kicked off wiTh Twin ddy. There were some omdzingly good seTs of Twins from people who don'T look dnyThing dlike. Tuesddy wds Theme ddy ond There were d loT of cowpokes riding herd in The holls. Wednesdoy sTdrTed off wiTh d sldve oucTion. This yeor's oucTion- eers, Som Ferebee dnd Todd George, ducTioned off eighT members of The sTudenT council. AfTer The ducTion, The oucTion- eers dlso wenT on The block. ThdT nighT everyone Turned ouT To see who of The king condi- doies, Rdndy Phdriss, lVliTch HerTz. ond Dole Crismdn, ond who of The queen cdndiddTes, Dorci Wiederhold, STeph Ivloke ond Krisli Anderson, would be crowned. The Three runners-up for king escorTed The closs prin- cesses: Som Ferebee ond Junior Kdrd Tischfield. Jdson Olson ond sophomore Brdndi Johnson, ond Trdvis Sewell ond freshmdn STocy Rhode preceeded The roydITy lnTo The gym. The bedrers This yedr were firsT-groders Rydn 6 . Torres ond Tricid Johnson. When The Tense momenT dr- rived, The crowns were lowered onTo The heods of Dole Crismon ond KrisTi Anderson. The nighT wds cdpped by d red-hoT bonfire ond o sndke donce Through down- Town Hill CiTy. Thursdoy dll The sldves hdd To serve Their Time. ThdT nighT, dT The TrddlTionol homecoming girl's bds- keTboll gdme, The girls foughT o Tough gdme, buT come up d biT shorT wiTh o findl score of 32-Al. Fridoy, green ond gold doy, sow o loT of sTudenTs showing Their spiriT by showing Their foces - poinTed The school colors. Sev- erdl sTudenTs poinTed Their hdlr ds well ond of course everyone wds dressed in green ond gold. The mood cdrried Through To The evening when The Hill CiTy Rong- ers fooTbdll Teom pldyed o suc- cessful gdme dgdinsT The FoiTh Longhorns, ending The nighT wiTh o score of 28-20. The nighT wds Topped off wiTh d specToculor lighT show dnd donce. , 4 llii lied Ron ond Bill foced off, buT iT dll come ouT fine - They sTdrTed wiTh d drow ond ended The some woy. Hove you ever seen o slove ond slove owner geT olong so well? ,-.11 Som ond Todd ore selling Brdndi To on enThusidsTic bidder. 4 Just whoT every school needs -l moTched principolsl 1 Everyone wos seeing double this yeor on twin doy during homecoming week. Some of the brothers ond sisters lined up for o fdmily portroit. Mott wos dressed to the hilt on theme doy, omecoming Week ,N 1 ww. C s, QA. V 0, m 'fin ' '. 9 Kevin, Som ond Todd presided over the duction of student coun- cil members to other students os sloves for o dov. Theme doy wos the most populor of the homecoming week dctivities, Hots ond boots were the rule os mony of the students oorticipdted. l-lead 'Em Up Cl?ighTj Everyone is enjoying The wormlh of The bonfire while yelling cheers. QBoTTom righTj Rondy ond Dorci show Their enThusiosm over The selecTion of King ond Queen, flop IefTj Dole ond KrisTi enjoy The greoT ouTdoors oT The Homecoming fooTboIl gome. CBoTTom IefT5 The clocked Ionghorn riders - olso known os The Hill CiTy LeTTer Club - serenodes Queen KrisTi Anderson. , , 4-V , 6' lvlove 'Em Gul The 4987-T088 King, Queen ond Royol ConolooTes show The noTurol ohorlsmo ThoT oroughT Them This for The enlire Homecoming oosT lines up To give The Homecom- ing oudlence one losT look oT Them TogeTher. 1.4 ,1- if 'Sf , ,...,.f nf 3 'H 3 igvrffvrjf, 1' , ,hw Queen Krlsh Anderson puokers up os King Dole Crismon gives her o olg sloppy kissl lvliToh HerTz forgoT To hiT The guorleroock before he releoseo The Doll Football Cheerleaders Rarigzfzs Ka wg R 'A - 'A ,W vu 2 V .. ,., ja A y .. N, T' 47- -ff Y . 1 , Q' , W V T .s '.,. ' 4 f T' , ' -. ,.'.'s7fI 1 1 4 in al . ., ., ' 4' ,J M: faqs hmm M ' .. ,Q sf 9 . Whoops! Shana has a little trouble holding on to the crash sign at the game against Newell. Veronica, Trish, Lisa and Jenny all watch as it slips from her mittens. The entire cheerleading squad faces flag. 'A Wire' X I JL 5 ' J. - f xr, . I grip, f ,p . . - . 'A .., as, ' Football cheerleaders won't be left outl They have their own Shana sets up the Longhorn dummy at the homecoming garr,, strategy-planning huddles. while Trish gets ready to give it a lift - with her foot. , I l 4 l 254' The whole gang was in on This Tackle. Could iT have hurT? 49539 This be Mr. Jordan, The principal of high school, leaning ouT a window? 8 Rick Sampson Cquanerbackj finally geTs a liTTle blocking for a run by halfback Jason Olson This year, for The firsT Time in The hisTory of Hill CiTy, The Ranger fooTball Team made iT To The sTaTe playoffs. In The firsT game, played on The home field, The Rangers wenf ouT and played a very good game againsT The Philip ScoTTies. The Ranger Team came away wiTh a vic- Tory of 20 To 0, . ln The second game, The Team Traveled To Burke, buT They were unsuccessful in Their bid for vicTory. The final score was 36 To 6, wiTh Burke Taking noT only This game, buT ending up second in The sTaTe. Will Mr. Boyer leT go of The ladder? You be The judge. Is Shane Schriner in The PRCA or could he possibly be a Tackler on The fooTball Team? -.-Ji, ' X ,I T Q- Te These CapTains or are They learning a Tw dance? fi Y 4988 Girl's BB Season Highlights NU. 670' .QU Ulf QU Elly 2 3 4 i 20 yxlll Elly 34 The JV squad for this season includes Qback leftj Andrea Swanson, coach, Heather Robnik, Holli Morris, Jamie Creighton, Cyd Alexander, Toni Carlson, Susan Smith, Pam Murphy, Angela Crisman, Heidi Robbins, Jenny Watson, and Suzy Tully. The 4987 Varsity basketball season was much better than in the past. The lead scorer for the Rangers this year was Heidi Peterson with an amazing sea- son total of 230 points. The girls worked hard and enjoyed the season, with the exception of some loud com- plaining about early morning practices and killer drills. The only thing they remember Mr. C-insbach saying all year was More runningl H.C. vs Custer H.C. vs Harding Co. H.C. vs Belle Fourch H.C. vs Newell H.C. vs St. Martins H.C. vs New Underwood H.C. vs l-lot Springs H.C. vs Edgemont H.C. vs Oelrichs H.C. vs New Underwood H.C. vs Red Cloud H.C. vs Newell H.C. vs Wall H.C. vs Faith H.C. vs Newell H.C. vs Edgemont H.C. vs Oelrichs H.C. vs St. Martins H.C. vs Red Cloud HC, vs Custer 42-47 47-42 39-46 44-65 54-46 34-44 4 4 -8 4 50-64 69-49 33-44 34- 7 4 44-39 56-36 42-32 46-58 53-66 73-36 54-34 44-84 45-52 Your foul or mine? Steph wonders 4,1 Susan Smith lines up another two points for the Hill City team. No, no, you're supposed to guard the other team. M 5 f -, , 3 X lvf 'L is 4 I ff! ' ' ' N , av ' ' JN -wg-sum k 1 L 3 ,. Q year's varsity squad from rear left - Andra Swanson, assist, coach, Cyd Alexander, Darci Wiederhold, Kristi Anderson, Susan mith, Heidi Peterson, Steph Make, Holli Morris, Coach G-insbach, Heidi Robbins, Suzy Tully, Jamie Creighton, Toni Carlson, Jenny atson, Pam lvlurphy, and team manager, Susan Smith, CFU' interpretdtion Most students choose othletics os their extrocurriculor octivity, out o few students choose octivi- ties thot stretch the mind instedd of the body. One such group of people is the orol interpretdtion students. Eleven people portici- poted in orol interp. this yeor. Considering only two of them hod experience, they did quite well. Greg Lee ond Tessie Floger went to stote in their divisions where Greg eorned o superior rdting for his humorous redding ond Tessie brought home on ex- cellent rdting in poetry. Those students involved in the orol interp. progrom show o greot motivotion to porticipote in on octivity thot requires o greot deol of personol dedicdtion ond indi- vidudl effort. V ff raft it ..,.- gh A Greg in superior form. The orol interpretdtion teom from left to right includes Jenny Wotson, Tommy Schiefer, Susdn Smith, Stdcy Rhode, Greg Lee, Stdcie Geimon, Lori Allgier, Pom Murphy, ond Tessie Floger. i l I L Mrs. Schrdnk helps Lori find resedroh moteriol on TOM, the librory's lotest oddition. Librory Mrs. Sohronk hos hod onother busy yeor! Trying to keep up with helping students with reports, in- corporoting new books into the librory, ond keeping up the over- due book list, she keeps busy. She mdndges to find time to work with the elementory ond the ju- nior high students ds well. Whether it's helping students find resedroh mdteridls or remind- ing them thot there ore no heod- phones ollowed in the librory, she keeps things running smoothly. No motter how busy the yeor be- come, Mrs. Schrdnk dlwdys mon- oged to keep control of the wild ones . Helping her, this yeor, wds Mrs. Smith who took over Mrs. Hotch- kiss's position os librdry oide in Jonudry. G-dry wotches Mrs. Sohronk. Mrs. Schronk rounds o corner in the junior high. ' 1 i . 5 . , ,.... 7 , lvlr. Brodersen looks o liTTle confused. C-Euiddnce Roy Brodersen keeps very busy helping sTudenTs oT Hill CiTy HS, buT Then, ThdT's jusT The woy he likes iT. lT's edsy To see ThoT, since he's been helping sTudenTs dT HCHS since for The losT 48 yeors. STudenTs consulT him on d vori- eTy of problems, boTh dcddemic ond personol. He's olwdys willing To lisTen To o sTudenT wiTh o need To Tdlk. He noT only helps sTudenTs wiTh problems, he works dT keeping problems from hdppening os well. One wdy he does This is by wdTching The number of crediTs eoch sTudenT hos ond moking sure he hos enough. No moTTer whdi he's doing, Though, he's olwdys good for d smile ond d kind word. f, I WiTh so much To do, Mr. Brodersen doesn'T seem To be dble To find Time To siT down - even when he's working QT his desk. 3 . Y 1 I L 5 '7 Mr. Brodersen spends o QFGOT dedl of Time eoch ddy helping sTudenTs wiTh Their sched- ules, college dpplicdTion forms, ond mony oTher Things. .1- L.- ',-. ',f,aHi3.Q.f,: if LQ-lmu.Ls1 55 vvmr A Frigiiii Holloween broughT someThing o liTTle differenT To Hill CiTy High School This yeor, Well, ocTudlly, quiTe d pii differenT. The sTudenTs were encouroged To enTer o cosTume conTesT orgdnized by The sTu- denT council. The hiT of The doy wos MiTch HerTz ond, olThough he hod some sTiff compeTiTion, he wopbled Through The doy on high heels To win The conTesT. lVllTch wos sTylish in o simple doTTed blue frock wiTh hoT, heels ond beods To com- pleTe The ensemble. His blond wig hod o Tendenoy To slip over his eyes, however. Severdl oTher sTudenTs chollenged him for The winning seoT in The oonTesT, ond Jeromey SmiTh mdndged To win The oTher prize in his leoThers ond ohoins which ore so essenTidl To The well-dressed Thug. The ddy Turned ouT To be fun ond even Those sTudenTs who didn'T dress up en- joyed The c:osTumes of Those who did. 1 ' - f.,.i.4 ,, 9 lb 1 MiTch HerTz shows his True colors on his Holloween doy. ,W , . 11: 5? f 1 1235 A 3' W ,,. 1 , --...u gf . A? ,f If ' , 4, ,T swf' - ., 4- N Q ' V .M I . P ' V ,Q -'32, A ---' isa 1' XY' lvliTch HerTz soys Look, mom. No hondsl Hey, big boy! Busy Fridoy nighT??'P VXA' 1:'?'3f,hw V 'ff 3 ' L, it FV X1 1251, Q f 4 mxwlhnnmfnnmc-, ,y,Nw.,.-4y.,,wf vm, . ,-M ww . MM. H , 4 -V -, , 1 ,V . 1' ww W. wx .Q . , . w Bouncing Around The boy's bosketboll seoson 88-89 Seoson D H.C. vs Hot Springs 49-45 storted strongly with seven wins H.c, vs Oelrichs 60-46 ond one loss. The teom lost sorne HC- VS SUUGGUCS 5950 of its steom, however, ofter they ,Lflzfggu Zig? returned from Christrnos voclo- Hicj VS Hofsprings 54-47 tion. They ended the seoson with H.c. vs Sundance 79-38 on 8-42 record. They olmost Hg- VS mem UHGGYWOOCI ig-33 pulled down onother victory ot H' - V5 C' ' tne district tournament, but the jj 2jQeLj de'W00d 2322 gorne ended with the Rongers HC, V5 Edgemgnf 74-73 losing by one point. The junior H.c. vs Stlvtcirtins 37-45 vorsity hod onother good yeor, H-C' VS Oelnchs 45-33 though, ending vvitn Q 43-4 re- jj Qjgggggjifwood 22232 Cord- H.c. vs Red Cloud 79-Qi H.C. vs Little Wound 68-85 H.C. vs St. Martins 47-76 H.C. vs Custer A7-64 Could this be on eosy two for center Kieth HC' V5 HOT Spnngs 48419 Austin? The J,V, squod ofter o good yeor. From left to right, top rovv: Scott Whyte, Dennis Schrier, Kevin Clemetson, Rob Holter, Kieth Austin. Doug Siennonsrno, Jeff Gillespie, ond Cooch Weber. Bottom row: Neil Moxfield, Joson Gillospie, Rick Sornpson, Cori Cromer, Tony lvlerchen, Donny lvloxfield, George Wright, ond nnonoger lvlork Meissner. 'HI FP 3 s f 1 - 1 1 V ., gr 'iff f. . Q 5 i 4 ' , i The varsity squad from left to right, top row: Manager Susan Smith, Matt Henderson, Kevin Clernetson, Kieth Austin, Ron Alcott, Mitch Hertz and Coach Ginsbach. Bottom row: Jason Gillaspie, E J Roseiles, Dennis Schrier, Randy Phariss, Brett Peterson, and Sam Ferebee. Not pictured is Rick Sampson. LM ,414 X 4 f fx Q.. rr Wil i, ' 34 Q eg. E? . . --i .4 A new form of dance, Rick, or are you going to take a breather during the game? Where did this bail come from? Maybe Ron Alcott shot it. FCA The Fellowship of Christion Ath- letes hds been guided by John Knopp ond Lorry Peterson this yeor. Among the group's octivi- ties hove been d round of De- cember Christmos coroling thot ended up in o festive evening of food ond fun dt the Lutheron Church. TIWGSG two FCA FTTSFTTDGFS WOl'k GS O TSGFTT to SCOFS. Below: This yeor's FCA members ore from left to right: Top rowg Cori Cromer, Tomelo Crismon, Dennis Schrier, Mitch Hertz, Mott Eurioh, EJ Roselles ond Trovis Sewel. Middle row: Kristi Anderson, Dorci Wiederhold. Suzy Tully. Steph Moke, Veronico Prdutzsch, Liso Shdy, Heidi Peterson. Bot- tom row: Eric Wolker, Don Moxfield, Neil Moxfield, Brett Peterson, Holli Morris, Sondy Goergen ond Cyd Alexonder. Right: Two Lody FCA members ore in tough gdme. iff Mr , -'-MM, Q s 5 ? 1 9 'i 'rx 4 - V Ex '- 115' 2,5 Q, ,. -i . . s 55 K i?S1 ' t'll---'H' i TT 3 giskbifi' T' vs T' W QUQ , i ., an .L gd... gl Weber shows the proper technique for weight room reloxotion. Letter club members, top row, right to leftt Rick Sompson, Rob Hotchkiss, Shone Schriner, Jeff Gillospie, Mott Eurich, Mott Henderson, Kieth Austin, Mitch l-lertz, Ron Alcott, Next row: Cyd Alexonder, Heidi Peterson, Angelo Chrismon, Alono Swonson, Jenny Williom- son, Holli Morris, Tomelo Chrismon, Suson Smith, Middle row: Bobby Wright, Trovis Sewell, Cori Cromer, EJ Roselles, Brett Peterson, Dennis Schrier, Stocie Echolm, George Wright, Mike Johnson, Rusty Lu. Next rowi Suzy Tully, Steph Moke, Pom Weinerr, Rondoe Woo- die, Toni Corlson, Kristi Anderson, Veronico Proutzsch, Dorci Wiederhold, Lis Shoy, Sondy Goergen, Bottom Row: Eric Wolker, Eric Lewis, Todd Jones, Neil Buckholz, Som Ferebee, Mork Meissner, Don Mdxfield. r 5 i A L i Letterclub The letter club hos hod o busy yeor, Their moin project wos to roise the money to construct o new weight room ond to purchose the weight-lifting equipment, The building of the room wos completed Iote in the toll ond since then, the equip- ment hos been put to good - ond regu- lor - use. In oddition to thot, The club pdrticipoted in the homecoming octivities by sponsoring o chili supper on the night of coronotion. Some of the spectotors thought the members of the club upt their tolents to better use preporing ond serv- ing the chili thon they did os the chourus of crookers who serenoded the homecom- ing queen, Kristi Anderson! Eric Lewis is working hord to build up his body. sd Bill Fenner woves while trying out Mr Weber's workout, Cheerleaders f S OuT In FronT ,P 4, This year The Hill CiTy High i .f E School cheerleading squads did a ' loT To help The enThusiasm level aT school. They worked ouT a num- ber of new rouTlnes and dance ' numbers To enTerTain The crowds aT mosT of The home baskeTball games. The squads worked exTra hard and prepared a show for a cheerleading compeTiTion in Hu- ron, SD. AlThough Their sTyle of cheerleading was differenT from ThaT of The easT river schools, They made a good showing and re- presenTed HCHS wiTh pride. 5-if S s Q Jenny Williamson leads off The line of JV and varsiTy cheerleaders during a break in one of The home games. The 1988 freshman cheerleading squad included fclockwise from upper IefTj Jamie CreighTon, Shelly Nelin, and Melanie Bi1Tner. The five members of The JV cheerleading squad are, from The lefT, Cyd Alexander, Jenny Williamson, Alana Swanson, Holli Morris, and Suzy Tully. i L-Thug Q Schrdnk, Ddrci Wiederhold, Trish Dole, Heidi ond KrisTi Anderson: VdrsiTy squod. omeld Chrismdn did ci wonderful job drumming spiriT os Smokey OT dli The home gomes. Before every gdme, The cheerleoders dnd Smokey pduse, dlong wiTh The crowd, while The bond pidys The ndTiondi onThem , sm A Y Q X, A sT.,.w,,.T,. 4 ' ,, ' im, M ' Tw Q 5 5931455-WC 1' A 'mga X 522, In fr ' 4? W de, . f.'gw2, af'm,,r ' , W ' V , fl g d 5 ,.-, rw T ' K 1 fl- ' 12 w, f f ' ,r ' The JV ond vdrsiTy squdds bend over bockwdrds To mdke The music come olive for The dudience dT The cheerleading compeTiTion in Huron. 1.4104 , 5 M T, kiwi A The compeTiTion wds sTiff dT Huron, buT The squdds mdndged To puT quiTe o biT of kick inTo Their performdnce, Q v f T if' - s 3 50691 X WN . 3 5 fix. . , if P Q T Hi Rangerelles 'Q MV. f J ' , Qi ' ' y 1 Q ' , ' . 5 f 4 ,fl ,,:fff A. W? fy. 'A 1 . -1, zz. 'W' T , ,. I W 'va . X ,. airy T -1 4 , www , ' , wk K 2 nf wie ' ' . .2 h- . , f 1 6 f ,JA 1 as M, A SA? I 7 A I don'T remember The break dancing. Clockwise from The Top: Heather Robnik, Sracy Rhode, Angela Cris man, Pamela Murphy, Pam Wiener and Susan Smith. The Rangerelles enjoy dancing To Tiffany's I Think We're Alone Now. Look out Florida, here we come! Heather shows off her pearly whiies. sw. 1 I - Ld Merry Chrislmas from 'rhe Twinkle Twins Q' ,Qi ., gms n 3, Q s This posT yeor's T2ongereTTes Teom wos young, ond They hod o loT of leorning ond growing To do. WiTh o few clisogreemenTs olong The woy, They monoged To geT Their work done in Time for The holf-Time shows To go on. AT The nighTly procTices, The girls come up wiTh o vorieTy of perfor- monces involving o number of props such os cones, floshlighfs, pom-poms ond beochweor. The girls olso puT on The Trodi- Tionol ChrisTmos Donce To eorn money for Their uniforms. A few of The girls even dressed up os elves for The occosion. QTop leffj The girls pose wiTh Their cooches, lvlochelle Wiener ond Ms, Swonson. Cmiddle lefTj Pom's enjoying The roufine, fboTTom lefTj STocy's in The clossic form. Cbelowj The girls ore woiTing for Their Turn To go on. if .gf x i of .,- 55.1 ' 'GNN'- mei-. Comprende Espanol These Spanish sTudenTs are making a pi- naTar AT The Spanish club sponsored, 'md hp U second annual lnTernaTional Din- ... 'i h'WA ' ner, Mr. Iverson had The honor of breaking The pinaTa. Luckily, This A year someone ThoughT To bring a sofT-ball baT. The younger chil- dren really enjoyed The candy Mr. 'M' Iverson FGIGOSGCT. F.. Spanish club members from Top lefT To righT' BreTT PeTerson, MiTch Ruchaber, Stacie G-ieman, Kiefh Aushn, Ron AlcoTT and Susan SmiTh BoTTom row: Dan lvlaxfield, Kim Wiener, Veronical PrauTzsch, STeph Ivloke, Suzy Tully and Pam Wiener. Gazing PLANETAPYSYMBUL9 we sun ,iupireiz me Moon SATURN -'X Msncuwv ure Anus venus NEPTUNE MAPS AT The STars PLQTO The asTronomy club meT in The dark ThrouQhouT The year and looked aT The oonsTellaTions and pIaneTs. They had anoTher fruiT sale This year To help pay off The Telescope purchased by The club Three years ago. The club finished off The year wiTh a final sTar-goz- ing porTy, The asTronomy club members from IefT To righT, Top row: i?usTy Luepchow, STacie Geiman, Ron AicoTT, KeiTh AusTin, E J Roselles and Clin? Shepherd. BoTTom row: BreTT PeTerson, Kim Wiener, Ivir. Sampson, Eric Walker, Mark Meissner, and Vince Wildeman ChrisTmos The ChrisTmos oonoerT This yeor wos very goocl. The sTuclenTs in The bond ond choir ouT forTh on exceIlenT efforT oncl The crowd ooprec:ioTed The enjoyoble show. The choir song severol TrooiTionol corols such os O Holy NighT, HLeT IT Snow, l'Where is ChrisT- mos? onol 'lSing Merry ChrisT- mos. The boncl ployeo o vorieTy of pieces ond IefT The oudience humming 'lHove Yourself o Merry LiTTle ChrisTmos oil The woy home. Qbelowp The bond reolly sTruTs Their sTuff in Hove Yourself o Merry LiTTIe ChrisTmos. wif, 3 R The choir puTs forTh greoT efforT in Where is Chrisfmos? We fy? ,,,,,, X , V ' 'SX '53 sn: 4, , ,, , ,Q Iro could usuolly be found oT Mr. Boyer's compuTer, DilTerenT This yeor Hill CiTy High School wos forTunoTe in hoving on ex- chonge sTudenT, Iro IgnoTius, from Helsinki in souThern Finlond. IT wosn'T long ofTer Iro orrived in Hill CiTy ThoT locol sTudenTs were go- ing ouT To her house To meeT her. ln no Time, Iro fiT righT in. She enjoys The Hill CiTy oreo. Some of her fovoriTe posTTimes ore skiing, Tennis ond horsebock riding. She olso enjoys school ond Thinks poTh The sTudenTs ond Teochers ore nice. She olso likes The people of Hill CiTy who hove mode her feel welcome. lro is sixTeen yeors old ond hos Two broThers ond one sisTer, Her broThers ore Kim, oge 30, ond Kie, oge 27. Her sisTer, Nino, is The youngesT in The fomily oT four- Teen. Rendo ond Meck STuder, Iro's g 0, Iro ond Tino enjoy chosing ofTer ChrisTo- pher, Iro ond her friends sTond woTching The fooTbolI gorne, Arnericon fomily, ore o source of enjoyrnenT for her olso. They even provided her wiTh o youn- ger sisTer, Alicio, who is jusT obouT The some oge os Nino. A Word Or Tvvo AoouTr . The English DeporTmenT .J-' lb. 3. ' s' T., , Mr. Boyer's speech closs Took o shorf Trip ouT behind The school for one of The speeches given by his sTudenTs The resT of The closs poys close oTTenTion To Kim Wiener os she demonsTroTes The proper woy To soddle o horse Mr Boyer s mind seems To be wondering Hill ClTy High School offers oll of The courses required by The sToTe: liTeroTure, grommor, speech ond vvriTing os well os on elecTive, communicoTions. The sTudenTs leorn skills ThoT help Them survive in life - effecTive orol ond vvriT- Ten communicoTion ond coreful onolysis. In The speech closses sTudenTs leorn how To give o vdri- eTy of speeches such os demon- sTrdTion, persuosive ond informo- Tive. They olso geT To hove some fun video Toping some of Their ef- forTs. The communicoTion closs puTs ouT The school nevvspoper, The Ronger Press. They olso leorn The bosics of nevvspoper producTion, phofogrophy ond dorkroom Technique. This yeor, for The firsT Time, one of our Teochers, lvls Freelond, ond o sTudenT, Soroh Mielke, porTici- poTed in o vvriTer's conference held oT The STorm MT. comp. Dur- ing The reTreoT They hod o chonce To work wlTh professionol vvriTers. Oh no! NoT The dreoded Reseorch Po- perl BreTT is comforTed by Suson os he leorns The bod news: Yes, you do hove To vvriTe o reseorch poper To geT ouT of sen- ior English - olive. 38 i X-s-J All of The English Teachers aT HCHS This year are nnulTi-TalenTed. Ms D'HonT, upper lefT, TaughT English and Spanish classes. Mr. Boyer, middle, TaughT Eng- lish and Social Science classes, and Ms Freeland, righT, TaughT in boTh The sen- ior and junior high schools. X AT lasfl Affer long sfudy and careful consideraTion, Ms Free- land found an effecfive way To encourage Jason Olson To aTTend his Senior English class, Os. IT rnusT have worked. Perhaps The resT of The class could use some similar forrn of persuasion. QFrorn lefT To righfj STeph Make, Darci Wiederhold, Casey Nelson, Sam Ferebee, Susan Srnigh and Lisa Shay all seem To be waiTing for some inspiraTion, Jason has apparenTIy found his . . . Be Social! Social science classes are cov- ered by lvlr. Ginsbach and lvlr. Erickson. lvlosT of The sTudenTs come inTo conTacT wiTh boTh of Them aT one Time or anoTher. Mr. Ginsbach Teaches American his- Tory, geography, and govern- menT and also has his hands full as The baskeTball coach and aThIe- Tic direcTor. ivlr. Erickson keeps busy Teaching The world hisTory classes. v ':ii1 ,x A, I. 3 7 :I . ' 4 I 1hs.k.,,h .,. ,.-r-'- Ana, W ., . A-.wwfff -f+ ' N .1 ,.,f s - .... 5 , .. s,..s,w..7.,, V 1. ? A side of lvlr. Ginsbach ThaT we have never seen before. if' . h-.N vu 4, 3 T -w-may lu- DisTurb my class one more Time and you're going To be benched, Under- sTanT? Kevin aTTempTs a bribe To make iT Through world hisTory his sophomore year. N 1 Q if' lv .K xs,,,,ifn3: ' ' 'wk fd, Nh' Qs? 5 rf u S EJ. shows The proper woy To study hisTory os Jenny shows onofher wcy. 1 ann!! 1 1 3 1 f ff .,--v 'Y Ml fg ,ff ,Ng C 'tim- V.-1' Mr, Ginsboch ond closs pofiently woiT and wolf for The Dell in 9 -- Mr. Erickson looks colrn con- sidering high schoolers' driv- ing -- Mr, Weber Thinks HNOT dn- oTher broken cornpuTer. -s. . , 'ui . -, - ..,, ,,,, .11- WoTch ouT for ThoT cone, yells Mr. Erickson os he reminds his closs ThdT cone could be dnoTher Teocher. Give Them o rood mop? ThdT won'T help, They con'T even find The rodd. Business ond driver's ed. ore eIecTive closses ThdT d rnojoriTy of Hill CiTy High sTudenTs Tdke. They ore TdughT by Two Tedchers ThoT ore very populdr dmong The sTu- denTs. Mr. Erickson, The driver's ed. Teocher, who in his own words is very good-looking, hos TdughT here for eighTeen yedrs. Driver's ed. consisTs of ThirTy hours of clossroorn work where The sTu- denTs leorn The rules of The food. Then The sTudenTs geT inTo The driving. Eoch sTudenT is required To drive oT IeosT six hours. This consisTs of driving in good wedTh- er or bod. The sTudenTs olso wedve The cor Through cones, chdnge Tires, ond leorn how To check The oil. Mr. Erickson enjoys driver's ed. very much. Eoch yeor he Tokes The closs in groups To Rdpid for driving experience in d bigger Town. When dsked whdT wos one of his mosT mernordble momenTs of driver's ed This yeor, Mr. Erick- son replied, When lro sTorTed driving. Mr. Weber, The business Teoch- er, hos been Teoching oT Hill CiTy for Two yedrs. He Tedches six dif- ferenT high school closses, includ- ing business low, occounTing, of- fice procTice, CornpuTer I, Corn- puTer Il ond specidl ed. business. He olso hos o sTudy hdll, ond Tedches junior high Typing. Mr. Weber dTTended JGFTTSS- Town College in JdmesTown, NorTh DokoTd. Mr. Weber ond Mr. Erickson show how well They geT dlong. i li fl l l j l ,-96 rsgvx , i Y i K T l lvlr. Weber enjoys business closses? l T I ir Hl ' 5' . ZS . my 1 V Luv 1. Ov?--.. 'X Clefty Mr. Erickson ond Mr. Weber shore teoching secrets. Ccenter lefty Mr. Erickson works hord to teoch his closs, Cbelowj Now tell rne ogoin, whot do you do when you see o teocher crossing the street in front of your cor? f.,..----ng... v Ni' . mai u-QQ G-ive 'em o mop, No, thot wouldnt helps They con't even find the rood. Y' xi? 71i2KLsiJfV,,'W 1.46'74!W':v., 48' 1' - J ' W mn , W '. - . r ' 'K mnvm-4 Trdck ? , , e 'K' - r,'g, I 3. . ss pqmk , iffy T'-1 V, , 'gif gif' A . g, Pi' ,Q V iv , ,L J Bock row: Mr. Hoffrnon, George Bell, M011 Eurich, Tom Keoveny, Mifch Herfz, Ron Alcoff, Dennis Schrier, Rondy Phdriss, Mdf Henderson, Kevin Clernelson, Rob Hdlfer ond Mr. Ldrson. Middle row: Sieph Moke, Suzy Tully, Krisfi Anderson, Holli Morris, Ddrci Wiederhold, Liso Shoy, Trish Dole, Jenny Wofson, Shelly Nelin, Angelo Crismdn ond Trdvis Sewell. Fronf row: Kevin Voughn, Corl Cromer, Mifch Ruchober, Pdul Denke, Eric Wolker ond Vince Wildernon. The Trdck Teom hod o success- ful sedson. Thirleen ieom mem- bers wenf lo The sldle Trdck rneef where Heidi Peferson ploced 2nd in The 3200rn ond The boy's medley reloy TGOFT1 ploced 8Th. I ' visrm is-USTEP f ww +1-X iiyim ' f Moff Henderson ond Rondy Phdriss sfrdin for The finish line. ,, , f e - o ., ' ' 'G 3 f - i if ' ,Q l G A U ' At .. . I I ' i ' i ' ' 1 -A ' 4 ' 'il-.11 t 2' 1 .R :K ., T A X x x 3A5E.',,'v 1' i, i A 'lf' -', I Rcindy stretches for thot extrd bit of heighth in the high jump. Heidi gives it just enough kick to finish weil in her rdce. A ' , ' 'L ,. Above dre the students who went tothe stdte trdck rneet for HCHS: Cbdck rowj Codch Hoffmdn, Rdndy Phdriss, Mott Henderson, Ron Aicott, Mitch Hertz, Rob Holter ond Codch Ldrson, QFront rowp Suzy Tully, Ddrci Wiederhoid, Steph ivloke, Kristi Anderson, Trish Ddle, dnd Eric Wdlker l-lome Eo lvls. Swanson, lvls. Home EC, actually teaches a variety of classes. She teaches the home skills of nutrition and food prep- aration, clothing construction and care, budgeting and person- al development to students in grades seven through twelve. ln the basic home ec. classes, the students learn how to choose and prepare foods properly. They also learn the basics of clothing construction and care. Ms. Swan- son, a single teacher, also teach- es a class in family planning where the students learn about relationships, birth control. fi- nances. wedding and marriage planning and a number of other important life skills. Ah, what a wonderful-looking cake! 4-1 lvlr. Weber has a grin of delight as he stirs his food. 48 'I . f ' STocy Thomos is working on o wredTh in orT closs. Toby Tobidson is showing is TolenT oT shoping gloss. The Arls ArT educoTion oT HCHS hos been guided for The ldsT Two yeors by Mrs. Gillespie. Her orT closses hove been busy moking Things of inTeresTing design ond color. In December, The orT sTu- denTs goT o chonce To show off some of Their credTions dT The ChrisTmos concerT. The efforTs of The orT sTudenTs con olso be seen oround The school ond dround The communiTy. The disploy cdses beTween The second ond Third floors of The high school offer o vorieTy of exdmples of The orT closses' currenT efforTs. Mrs. Gille- spie hds broughT o number of lo- col orTisTs ond orTisdns inTo The school To demonsTroTe Their skills. Edch orTisT spends o doy demon- sTroTing Their orT in The librory where sTudenTs of dll oges ond grodes con woTch, osk quesTions ond leorn. Mr. Hoyes Teoches o vorieTy of closses including drofTing, wood- working ond power mechonics. In drofTing cldss, people leorn To mcike Three-dimensionol drdw- ings To scdle. Woodworking closses leorn To use power Tools To shdpe wood inTo useful ond fonciful iTems, such os gidnT cloThes pins. ln power mechonics. They leorn To work on smdll en- gines. PicTured is o mosTerpiece from Mrs. Gille- spie's orT closs. lVloTh And Science If you osked ony Hill CiTy High School sTudenT, 'lWhoT Tedcher con you cdll OT ony Time To geT help on homework, even dfTer midnighT? They would mosT likely onswer, lVlr. Sompson. AT The beginning of every yeor lvlr. Sompson gives The sTudenTs his phone number, ond soys To coll him if They need ony help. lvlr. Sompson hos been helping sTu- denTs Through Teoching for sever- ol yeors dT H.C.H.S. lvloTh closses QT Hill CiTy This yeor were ToughT by lvlr. Sompson ond lvlr. Hoffmon. Science cldsses were ToughT by lvlr. Sompson ond lvlr. STruble. Mr. STeve HobdrT, o sTudenT Teocher, Took over some science ond some moih cldsses, os well. Mr. Hoffmon hos been Teoching dT Hill CiTy for Two yedrs. This yeor he ToughT olgebrd, geomeTry, generol moTh, junior high com- puTer, ond senior moTh. lvlr. STruble obviously enjoys Teoching oT Hill CiTy. He hos been here for olmosl TwenTy yeors. He Teoches biology ond physicol sci- ence. Qupper righTy They've invoded! Everyone sToy owoy from The Goggle People! CcenTer righTj Physicol science closs is coughl goofing off ogoin. QrlghTj Teoching freshmen is no eosy job, Mr, Hoffmon Thinks. W? Tx Mr. Hoffman is caughT Thinking of Tor- Tures he can puT his sTudenTs Through. Smile, Mr. Sampson, you're free of Those goggles. T M ,T ,. lgxi TT W ez 1 W' ' is s T mf 1518 an 1 ' 1 4 QV '-1 ni Mr. STrubIe wonders whaT The phoTog- rapher will Try To make him say nexT. bww ' ' K' Mr. HobarT was a sTuaenT Teacher f of maTh and science This year. W . 5 CcenTer lefTj Nei! Tries To Talk Mr. STruble ouT of making The class work. flefTj Jason and Bill are ready for The showdown. f' a N T xi T 2- x ' x jf S . 5 ,x i-5 if :QQ .- .5 W . fa . 1 gy? gi , . - fx 1 me T A 9 2. ffl iw - ' , ' . ,T T A W EE E ew 'J Q. 'I .A-1 I Xxx Q IJ .. ma: ,digi- ' Ji 5 3 qi. T 'H' 'f,'rQfQ 2 i s S A S P 4 .. A - W W, ' 1 Q? Tse A f R' , ra, in 4 ' , i ggi! wa? t T ' ' T 1 1 1 X Over The course of The evening, couples enjoyed The evening dir, dinner, doncing, good music ond mosT of oil, eooh oTher's compony. More Thon one doncer slipped off The donce floor To cool off in The evening dir ond enjoy o momenT of privoTe conversohon. Sue Smifh even found o mome-nT To moke o phone coll. I. ,rig fu Prom 4988 T if J . 'fs X T On Moy Min, The seniors ond juniors of HCHS ond Their doies enjoyed on evening of memories. Prom wos held oi The Sylvon Loke Lodge where The rusTic GIGQODCG wds o fiTTing Dock-drop for The evening. AfTer dinner, The seniors enTerToined The guesTs wiTh Sen- ior Memories, Junior Prophecy ond Senior Will. Loier, The guesTs drifTed onTo The donce floor To enjoy The music ond eoch oTher. The evening vvos one of smiles ond lough- Ter. Guesis ddnced TogeTher, loughed To- geTher, ond shed Their shoes Togeiher. an KP sf. , QGFAQ '?' -4 Senior Hoppy seniors spenT The doy sunning ond ploying oT Sheridon Loke This yeor on Moy 43Th, Senior Skip Doy. Borbecues, sunTons qmoke ThoT sunburnsly ond volley- boll Took The ploce of books onci ossignmenTs for The cloy. More Thon o few sTuclenTs wenT unwill- ingly inTo The cool woTer, buT corne ouT Ioughing. Uopj Mr, STubIe supervises The ocTion QT The beoch during o volleyboll gome. QCenTery Severol of The senior girls oren'T obouT To leT Those roys go To wosTe! ql'QighTp MiTch, Shono ond Som ore obouT os formol os onyone goT! - Skip -.fs Q ,, , - i. Cul vw - fi jj1ffP5i 224143 al' 2- fgfiw , 'ef fA:?Jr'4 ' a .Th-PA Zshvr-,r ... .ge iwiznsyr 2'4 .ef-f: wwf. 4 I' P - in f' ',4 -.,5ffA',',' 10 -' . 'mfs-'w . ' A -n . Q . z. 7 s.sa '9f . 4' . -3 ff' 4- - 9 ' , - ,. TK'-... -5 if .'-'1r , I-,-WH' -,' .1 , f .ff f' . 7 3123554 rw alfa-Q 1 on I, Q . 1, 1 'O .eg av '1'1.g:i:h ' L. up-. , . f 4 if , . 13' 1 ,Q ' Uopj A fomily por1roiT of The senior Gloss of 4988. QCenTerp Shorfs, swimming and volleyball. CLefTj Everyor1e's woihng for Joson To serve. GraduaTion This year's seniors were blessed wiTh a beauTiful day for Their com- mencemenT exercises aT MT. Ruahmore. AT Ten in The morning, Sunday, May 29, 4988, The sun was high and The day was warm. The class made a special efforT To have Mr. Gerald Pickner, IasT year's principal, come from his home in JackpoT, Nevada To join The ceremonies as The guesT speaker. The class saluTaTorian, Triah Dale, and valediclorian, Kim Wiener, gave shorT, inspiraTionaI addresses and The class presi- denT, BreTT PeTerson, delivered The Senior Farewell. lf' iff? The class moTTo -- Today's precious momenTs are Tomorrow's fond memories parTicularly appropriaTe for a class ThaT shares such a deep rapporT. i 1 5 T lvlr. Pickner Turns To address The class more direcTly. 40-. U T ru- '35 lk. QLefTj Commencement exercises ot MT. Rushmore ore o Trodirion or HCHS. QBelowj The only problem with on orherwise beouri- ful doy wos on occoiionol gusi of wind thot fried To seperofe The groduoied from Their morforboords. ,li L. -11 Trish Dole. Soluroforion Cfor lefTQ ond Kim Wiener, volediciorion Clefij de- liver their messoges. J 3 .1 1 i i 5 5'AW? 1 ?2s?Z'2Q2?. fl'5T'n2viaZf7I'Zf? 4,'ini' WZWI :iii ,. X X Q - A . . . 4 - .- - 5 Q i 5 ' 2 i 3 5 1 f 5 5 F 5 E 2 Q ' 2 S f , I l E E ' : E R - 1 - ,, . .. . , W xi, -,. ,-xf..-,, ,,.,, - .-pm wxhwg' .,1W,ff-,AM MMA' a.mgw.m ,mxvmx-ummm' f f dw! Q, ff f , M0 V-if W! X ,f ' G- V: ' :I Fr 51'N,'TSkxf f 'Jw mmm mnumqmvm -.w a mag. Mm- y A. :warm .L . ,ummm-X M Friends A ga! M.:--- ' '1 Joson, os usuol, doe-sn'T undersfond. if .1 Cowgirl Krisfi, reody To go To Town. Hide! Hide! TI'1ey're coming! sz Mi1ch's devious mind is dT work ogoin. fw msg 3332 yr. .. N, -, ,rf H av, ., ' ---.......5...,.......w......mN, if A ,mx N If v lf' ff' , 'L X V ,..-v 'w Don, quii redding The comics ond get 'ro work. Memories Whdf dm I doing here? Senior Faces Ira asks Are we naying fun yer? Come 00 MOH, SVWOYG The ioke- ' an Fi... ids Rob is Too busy To be bothered. orepn, Kristi ana Darci are really close friends Kristi Anderson Mdiinew Eurioh Siocie Geimon X X hug ' - Ts.. 'v N 0 - ' - N-.M 'Q Vit i i Dole Crisrndn TriSh Dole Tdmeld Crismon Som Ferebee Todd George Jessie Johnson ROD HoTchkiss Greg Lee Shono Schronk MiTch HerTz Scroh Mnlke M011 Ross if-Q Lisa Snoy fn' -A Kim Wiefief Breii Peierson Noi Pictured: Lori Allgier Kevin Bcirney Billy Jo McCIery Cosey Nelson Donny Nelin Tessie Flogger .an 'f'.., Joson Olson SF Steph Moke 3- Q , 5 f,. ,- we -+.- A+' 1 . . V L 1 if fr l 1 44 j -,az ' 5- i , L ,. , K X. . 5, '9'fnr ?!'l P ' ,, ,9 . , I Q. naught' I 99' 15? 'iszyiifff' 4 1 if 'N .. I ,Y , 51 ' , 7:24 ,,:4'9'T -, ,Mr A , Te. gy' H ' im-,3,Qfffi?Q4 .mniz :Ui Misf- 9S',,, . ' Sf , -'- WHA Q 4 Q .so -X .W , Vaci .cy , 005 .I Q . U J 2 5 .V ' Ag f ,Egan .f J' if fi 'E-E 4.- 'UQIQQ 4.5! , ws? fy :.- -. F3245 is . 441. LJ ,N Juniors Are Up Anol Coming! 5 2' l Angelo is working something out of The Joord. Bobby is reody for onyining! Gow rnokes o subile oiiernpi of gefiing Suzy's oiieniion. Don ond Mike ore reody for inis picture Jon Anderson Jenny Aior Klein Ausiin George Bell Angelo Crismdn Poul Denke Kim Dillon Bill Fenner Cndriiy Fldnndgon Jdson G-illdspie Sdndy Goergen Sdbrind Gohsmdn Donillo Horn Moll Henderson Mdcnelle Iverson Dusty Johnson Juniors Ron Alcoli Cyd Alexander 1' f' 'C ,r z A A l A ' 11.23 Mike Johnson John Kellsey Poi Keily Robert Lofius Rusfy Luebcnow Gory Lyile Don Moxfield Lori Novok Dovid Poiierson Trocy Pnoriss Veronico Proufzscn Heidi Robbins EJ Roselies Rick Sampson Monte Scniefer Siocy Tnomos Suzy Tully Eric Wolker Bobby WrignT Keiin Wrisfon Sophomores Neil Buckholz Toni Carlson Jamie Chapman Kevin Clemefson Carl Cramer TJ Corr This year was even more ,Q exciTing Than lasT year for fn, The sophomores. During The homecoming parade, The sophomores won firsT place for Their floaT and in Febru- ary, They puT on a wonderful SweeThearTs dance which everyone enjoyed. The sophomores were also ac- Tive ThroughouT The year in making new friendships and in parTicipaTing in exTracurri- cular acTiviTies. This year's sophomore class officers are, from lefT To righT, Kevin Vaughn, sTudenT council repre- senTaTivep Holli Morris, secreTary5 Jeff G-illaspie, president and Eric Lewis, vice presideni. NOT picTured is Brandi Johnson, sTudenT council re- presenTaTive. Stacy Eckholm Jeff Gillaspie Todd I-lerlher Shannon Homan Casey Hunsaker Brandi Johnson Todd Jones Eric Lewis JJ Lewis Ron Lofius Kirslen Lykken Mark Meissner Tony Merchen Kris Moorhead Holli Morris Jason Preble Hearher Robnik Jeff Roth Dennis Schrier Clint Shepard Doug Siemonsma Jeromey Smith Susan Smith Alana Swanson Kevin Vaughn Pamela Wiener Vince Wildeman Jenny Williamson Rondae Woodie George Wright The freshmen hod on inTeresT- ing if unevenfful firsT yeor in high school. In Their own words We hoven'T occomplishecl much This yeor. They hove monoged To porTicipoTe in o few school ocTivi- Ties, Though. During homecoming, for exomple, They consTrucTecl The bonfire ThoT wenT up on flomes offer The coronoTion. The whole closs hos worked horcl This yeor ond They ore reocly for The chollenge of Their sophomore yeor. Roy Bell lvlelonie BiTner Jock Corr Jomie Creighfon JR Ellioff Rob Holfer Poul King Noncy LofTon Neil Moxfield KoThy Miles Shelly Nelin Don Richer Dennis Richer STocy Rhode Tvlifch Rushober T John Ruff Tommy Schiefer Ricky Schuelke Shonnon Thomos Jenny Wofson Mike Wheofon ScoTT Whyfe HeoTher Wooclle Freshmen Na L Qi 'xl T Q 'H i , I I Freshmen closs officers This yeor ore, picrured from left To righi, Siocy Rohde, siudeni council rep, Jenny Worson, vice-presicienrg Mike Wheciron, president Jofhie Creighion, secreroryg ond Mitch Ruchober, siudeni councii represenrorive Don Richer ond Poi Hoichkiss cirgue over which woy To go, 'r-Q-randi : 9W qi 'Pm Anoiher relaxing dey for The freshmen in moth closs 3 Us sf ,ff TT?-1, 3 Q' X iff 'f wi ' , Af , X ,zgs d I 1 : 5- 1 . ic 1 Teochers ThroughouT The yeor, The sToff of Hill CiTy High School works hdrd To keep The school running smooThly. The odminisTro- Tion, Tedching sTdff, ond supporT sToff dll spend Time ond energy during The yeor To keep The pro- cess of educdTion moving dhedd. Mony members of The sToff ore picTured on oTh- er pdges ThroughouT The book, for ThoT reoson, Their picTures do noT op- pedr here. Bus Drivers Jock Eorly Mory Jo Gillespie Cory Ginsboch KeiTh Hoyes Corol PeTerson Judy Schronk JoneT STohl Mdrjeon Swonson V 1 SV, 'if , , .5 ,,.. iT Tom Murphy Ken Gordner Toby Tobioson NoT Piclured: l-lorold Hornock, LesTer Schriner, Sr., Corol lvloxfield. We r l-l.S. JdniTor ' l Rudy Duwenhoegger Staff Administration Left: Orville Creighton, Superintendent Bruce Jordan, H.S, Principal Below: Ardyce Brodersen, Bus. Manager Jane Edlund, Admin. Clerk I Dawn Redden, Secretary Cook Above: Joyce Bintliff Delores Scnrier Judy Swift, Manager Left: Mary Helen Alexander Carol Maxfield S Sue Anderson Pat Hotchkiss .aim Faces Ag . 'Dx Q yr 4 in-w f':'v gl . ,kg . , .,-r . 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