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

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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.

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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.

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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.