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

Text from Pages 1 - 20 of the 1978 volume:

4-,-if '9 . 'Q 4s 61. Il: f' Elementary Annual Hill Ciig I 978 .'ZfI3 v vb I PE is full of fun :ind learning rg, Scotty Lowe shows who's boss. 'Editor - Cheryl Ernst staff - Mary Lou Olson, Peggy Bradley HCHS Publications Staff Advisor - Mrs. Bell -Vol. 3 - 1978 gh- Teacher's aide, Mrs. Bessire, participates in the Halloween Party. Revolving around PE, recess, par- ties, and programs, the Elementary keeps busy. After the learning begins, it is an endless staircase with each step a new experience . flfa. fl 11:5 A . bf .E ,ffzteiziiam Q aw fs A-'ur I 5 , 4, 1 Q - H' E' M. Barney 'ix 'P 3 Q ' M - ' N. Bucholz r H l -- - x. 4 , , 5' T. Carlson yum' Q X 2 xx i ll J. Chapman X . N 'X ,Yf-X .-N, K. Clemetson I - ' ' F ' ' ' T. Cordes 'Q 1 ff' 'rs -A .. M- N , ry 1 - a '. - ' TT? .-. - 1. Edwards s . Q ' ' . ,Q I' I .Ag S. Eckholm A xg 4535... N.. John Gahr , - 1- o Kindergarten Qlarl al lhe Boi-lom Kindergarten racuces co orm . P ' I 'S l V' ' ' '-L I 1 D. Harding fin i 1. Hindle SCL,-J A 1 A O , 4 M. Hobart -3 Xl -- N X L ' B. Kloos P 'N Y gf . .' K A 1 H. King B A I Q1 . c. Colvin Q 5 Q W -jpg P 1.1. Lewis g ' t . ' 4 , fail D. Mattox gf' f- ,,. 0 ll A' p if 7' H. Morris f-' N I 5' - 5' fp, .i fl X Al i L. Pemberton N ,Qi 'T ' s .,, 1 Q? .A ll. - . U C' me x V,,..--fg'..--f--me - we 2 .. .Q fl W M52 s d 5: V. we p .e2fMl.i4? Y The Kindergarten started in January and will go until May. Mrs. Jobman, with the assistance of Mrs. Morgan, teaches her students the ABC's, how to print their names and to learn inde- pendence from their family. J. Lewis and P. Wiener play at their toy kitchen. Mrs. Morgan helps the children. A a H. Sawyers fy, var., g M. Srhellito .X , , . 3--t H . sliemonsma 1 W -1 4 J p N ,X . ires M N MN. XVAV V 'X ' R. Spencer j- , ' 3 will Ag, , . G. Strangeland if 5' 5 'll 4 QM- M. Torres A K N, , . QQ, .V A. van c U , ,Q - ' 3 ' i 1 4' P. Wiener 3 xx X I C. Cramer - r f N X fl M. Deroe lno pic.l X , . X N 1 . .' C G ,'-Lf.:--.'f,X' ' ,. - V Q, ' ' gig U'2:'Y 1. A 1 gnu ff SFU' 'sl' N' ' msg' 61 M , fx I V f .. Kg' C. Alexander ,P mx D. Bates J' '- ,L ' f' V K. Bell Q? s I f Q' J Z. Campagna lv x NN . W i K .. A. Crisman . P. Denke t -3 ,. ,' - . D. Harn F' . -1 Q ' V B. Hughes R 1 I I X 1 at . E . a 1 1 M. johnson . - il .. T.KHg sz j ., C. Lehnerrz X7 0 wi . la 5 Isl Grade Experience New Things LPM fAbovel Paul Denke quickly gets on the bus for an enjoyable ride home. 1Rightl Tammie King is thrilled with the milk break. lLower Rightl Mrs. Burden helps Eric Walker with his reading. -1 '2- ,, x df D. Maxfield R. Noland L. Novak D. Patterson . . 415. f l?'T - ii hs T , 's 1 1 , Q it 5 V. Prautzsch 4 ' ' W . P. Ross Y , , A - N? M. Schtefer -. ' N ,r7'4'- -,.1'f'f.1,, ' D. Schrier N' mal 4 5f:'5:5' rr U vnu I .-n:::.-.:5:':::, x ,,.f-w-tv.. i . A ' 'Fe----35175-- ' . kt fwemfaar mg Q' in ar ' f U! P. Sires X A , ie .T ' VG' . ,' V 'df I. Steinfurth ar , .,.. ..-a ' Q . , rf fl if E. Walker T. Weinsenberg The first graders experience new things such as learning to write, read and the starters in math. They also learn how to associate with other people and the basics in sci- ence. 11 ff' .J 16' VAC mr' JZ. I I I 1 ' I 'A W . qAboveJ K Allan and S Eckholm square dance at a Girl Scout Rally. v,,.--- P Q go, f 'ar A vm. My L ' ' Y .4 In and Around ihe School Among Scouting, the Youth Center and playground activities, a child's life is kept busy. Through the Youth Center a child can learn many new hobbies. In one afternoon he may learn to cross country ski, downhill ski, leath- erwork, play pool or foosball, or swim at the YMCA . Scouting can lead them into a world of different happenings. Even on the playground a child can keep his identity by playing soccer, football, baseball or just swinging. ' 1 cFz.' Lefty Monty Schiefer takes a break from the hectic play- ground activities. Cl..eftJ. Cindy Weiner enjoys refreshments after a long day of square danc- ing. 1 1 .141 'SQ t .733 . i T 1 4'-1 Z ,. . ig? ' , L, TM. , , C A .i - ,cf ti? . q 5- t Sz Z - N if t v? T f. l 45' V' ,3's.,,.+W' ' fs ' A4 D. Q T. wg? W t. 1 9 t , 3 r' Y' S- t X ' ' f yDl1Q:G:U:i7:t3:Uf:A1? i ' yr?-5bKxw ,. ::- f-- . I R i, ' -AL-1 Q .. T' 'I 3 V S' The Dag ls Full in Second Grade ' e I 5 I Q. Allgier Anderson Bradley Contetas Crisman Crisman Ehrlich Geiman George Hindle Lee Moke 1 C Mr. Greer assists Dale Crisman with his Mathematics. -L. ! 3 55 5 wir f I 'V AW.. . 1 .f fl' ' ' - .is -' . I I A , Wllpfafmf '- , 'I - A A-wh . r CAbove7 Playground activities provide exercise and fun. rBelowJ T Crisman and D. Weiderhold take part in party games. The second grade class was kept busy with arts and crafts this year. Throughout the sec- ond step of their education they have full days of work, study, and fun. s. Mietke WT? A ' ' , f .Af P. Murphy ggi A ' 3, b l. Olson LVD 5 . il 1 4. ' V f YW P1 vi tif 1 I if ' iz' ,,., A B. Peterson x ,.- - AK' .li ,K - S. Schriner ,W . by V ' is 5-'ty R. Smith ,.. A-3' if s ,, ,f X: S. ja ' A. Q: - Q 'X 4 51 E Z. - . V . ,, .,,i.h . C. Sogge QQVN ' D. Weiderhold K. Weiner gg . I . t . 4 ,, tl ' 4 . y , 1 , ix rv N fha ' tg' ,jf K .f - Q- w,-,:,f ' , fa JH X .4-Y ss a..' .fc ' 't Ki + wb tifpv Q 1 . .t S. ':':. -fini' - , mag-5' ,.,t?.'xgJ- if l,-5 gin i 1 'K 'Z --Q-.N . an an AM' The Dancing Dollies awaits impatiently to display their ultimate performance. Halloween and Chrislmas Highlighi rhe Year. S. Henderson sits with Mr. Pumpkin. CRightJ B. Brade- meyer, Santa's helper, tries out one of the toys. lBelow Lefty The grade school parade their costumes. lBe1ow Righty Mrs. Degner and Mrs. Anderson help get the pump- kins together. 9 Q ff... l bi 'a , , V. ff Y I . fe 4.1 A Halloween was a time to remember for the grade school with the arrival of the Great Pump- kin, that came to the parties. For Christmas, the students had parties and exchanged gifts. Grades 1-4 did a Christmas Operetta, under the direction of Mrs. Degner, to My Winter Underwear. VE? 3 ITM j' A- T' . Q Q . I - , -T' i g + it f l Qi , , .f .4 YY I l ' iv! - P 'x 41 .H rf? . 1 3 ' .Q - ., 'i 'S i sf ? I X M. 4 J V . x. if N331 'L .. 41 A 1 X 'Y Q - ii 3 . X. 1 , - . X 1 , X me-uv ,ff ' N x X 'ga' iq 4' - S. Hagerty K. Allen K. Barney M Bates S. Bell T. Bittner I. Catencamp M. Elliott M Fitzpatrick Life in lhe Third Grade The 3rd grade is always busy with many activities. They are learning cursive writing, new math, and better reading skills. is Q, . M1335 Yj R rm fanny- K A , my V. ivy. 4 --.2 .. ,4 5- QR . ' ' ' 9 ,. g x. . . Q . F, . ,F ts ' 'Z 'f vs- ,.-Q Q . , iq.-t'. . .. .5 V Q.. .nv Kathryn Howell is a real swinger! fi 7 Nl K K E vculu e + 1 Pucture lx o -. A bl , -'sv' K R. K T .S Holden Holden Howell lewell Q M R. J. I. S. T 1. M V T I. 9- ! L ..,,., j Mrs. Contreras holds a study period in the multi-purpose room. Recess is a time to make new friends X if 1 ' E 1 1 5 Johnson ., I' 'X Kotan f X .L A Krah 1 f Moke . Morin E K , f' :HV . E - . ...s g is . X - P ' .3 4 Penberton Cno PIC., 3 ,ax . . t . Ross . 9 , fx . Shafter . Schiefer It .W 'J' v Theunissen 2 wi - no l , 'Sy 1 Y'-:Jig -V l 4. FK - iw-me Q' r f H l. Anderson 'Z'- E M. Davis ' 0 I M. Henderson S 5-Q A it X ' Q 5, A Q I. Hendrickson pix KR. vb .5 , , M R. Luebchow r ' 'K ' 'sp H. Robinson 2 F05 - R. Baker - .. Y- T. Edwards r , 'Si fl 'gf.xj-f r X. 0 0 s f Combmahon Room . L a CAbovel L. Helsing enjoys herself at a party. The combination room keeps busy throughout the year. They all learn many new things. The first graders learn how to read and write, while the third graders start to learn their multiplication tables and cursive writin. Their teacher, Mrs. Byerly, is a big help to them all. Combination room teacher, Mrs. Byerly, helps her students color. tBelowJ J. Geiman, D. Wilkinson and J. Hughes enjoy the snow. J. Geiman Y X L. Helsing :L V M. Hilton , Q J flair ' Q'-xr , -... I. Hughes' I - 'P Q s. Klein - 44- .-A Q A. Patterson f fr, , T 1. R. . Ph'll' . 1 - A ' I 1 ips , E up I ' flu T 1 fm ,VX S. Rosse - as 'Q J. Schnose T. Swartz . D. Wilkinson . r . X . . .- A .lg f V V .ag a -., Ax -'I-'LS--. ' ... L N-A Jai. ..-s. 1 1 ra . ,. x, l fx 1 '54 - ' I ' r . b ' 4 KL -'53 rf 1, X I 'ix R elf., 6' K I ' L' . Z. . A. Hahne lakes a snack-time break. Although the 4th graders put in a full year of activities and learning, the favorite class is still recess, with art a close second. 4+h Grade Aciion aaa- .. . ., , . 5 t i ' 1' Www' ' ' I t 1 ' . Prclure J' ...1 ., r - J an 9 No, A. Mrelke f' ,M L ' - - Available fno -J F-21 'il lf' C--fi Fizk Yr e . A W... . -V,t., 5 4, D A - , . A , in A C . ga '. ' ' S. Mowery R -,-t, ., srf 0 . ' T. Murphy C ln, H ff fs., y - f , ,- gi W- D, D. Olson ' 1 Z IPX A fi A '22 x X x X7 ...S a A aa A if i se . xx 5 X' . 5 ,. 3- 115-5 1, - fn W fr. fx, 8 4, ,K rni-lZ.:.,gv v, A l 3' 1 x A Lf ' Z. 5 ' ' '11, , f 1 ' Q.. ' or - A I 1 ' A X V 1 Y . ' ' Q, X 25+ JI, -' J A X v z -,. 15.5 ' V' -.. s , ' s 0 . 4: QV fr Wt -71:0 4.4. '1 ' . ,fs A rs. I. Anderson C. Barney -0 'av I. Beachem .3 - ' l ' S. Binlliff A - J E F zu .calf 1. A -:rs f . , f 519 ig:-. ir B. Brademeyer f. , Q X? 'ox C. Clemetson is it H' s. Eckholm .. . A, 5.4 4 -f L' A. Hahne -6 , , I ' ' Tk - f - ff 'X if .efffwfz ' ', ff vfqis. -A s T' - use I - 6 vu - D. Ham 9, C. Himmel - .. It I. Hobart ,Y jg My ks Q 13 , ,,'i Qs 2 ' A if . 1AboveJ Teacher, Mrs. Stoebner, hands out an assignment to M. Steinfurth. QBelowJ Marsha Steinfurth prepares for recess. .6 ll -up J Q GQ ca '- - f W' V ' -f' igiffx I P . I . .lf V in S. Eckholm and . ijmw 7 ......-,ff I K. G. Peterson R. Schrier C. Sogge M. Steinfurth P. Swanson A. Weisenberg C. Wheelhouse M. Winer T. Vanderbeek K. Zwetzig I Q 1 -K ' ' Q I 1 I I I I I' ' , is- ' ' P M. Bathurst -K Q- . - V 'e K. Bimuff -f gg R. Bintliff . , i 'WN ' . E. Bradley ,fu A 'gy 5+ 'eff ' ,gf ' fn fx' C. Bublitz 19 L 'I .i D1 If iff . -I naw' A -sw M - L ' D. Butterfield 4 f M. Caswell O D. Catencamp '..' -its ,-...,...t.:.- T. Crisman ' T. Cummings Q , ,la h 79,-., Y 0 '-,: W ,. .W Y A 4' 'VA A . 'l'.E1liott A ' ' ' 7 ffl W S. Grimes T C' J '33' ' ,gf t C. Hagerty '- i A, 'Q' Q f D. Helsing 'Pg f 1 1 g Q c. Hindle A elf' Qit- v' xx? it filgxvdk 'Q 2' ik' S. Holden 1 P. Howell C. Hughes , , B. Ianik '. , k,,N xi R. Johnson 'NAAA New Exciiemeni in 5+h Grade ! i A 'I' Qi Dazhai 1 Q2 W xx .b13'a.- 51 712, 1 I qW,'QS-V, K, . 1 PICTURED: 1Above7 Halftime is munch time fo Greg Kemp. fBelowl The 5th grade hits the books This year the 5th grade class participated in 5th and 6th grade basketball and many High School activities, such as pep rallies. Teacher Mark Lethcoe points outa river in Africa to Jodi , Unruh. IQ.,..,N:g: 1 I I G Kem 'fp L Koran Lehnerrz A Litch ' . E., 1. . I-. V Lowe ' D Meyer ' ' ...A--A . Quartullo . Sherwood i j D. Siemonsma l. Spencer Nr . J. Unruh . Wheelhouse P. Wiederhold '- C. Wiener H14 -4 K,-wx ,fc f . snrguri QJ ' '- I ' f , K 1 ss :J , f a ' 5- f Q -2, ff' A J i .f . 5 fx jk 1. ..,y gg . . .. .. x - pl K .4 -.L . RPI F , Q 3 1 , ,A ., fl A S X I f A 1 ij ff .LA LUIS! ,,,,,f.,4 M CAbove Lefty Mrs. Olson helps lst graders with word cards. fAbove Righty Miss Wacek, Elementary Principal. CMiddley Mrs. Bessire, Mrs. Lehnertz, Mrs. Olson and Mrs. Anderson. fBelow Lefty Mrs. Elliot checks through the long list of lunch eaters. fBelow Lefty Mr. Coats the Elementary Librarian. 7v4.Q iv ls -, his ' ,- pu y f Q Z . l Ns. . I R1 Rx K, ad N 5 .2 , Q I 19 X-R11 ' I, dw 7 lf V I K Theg Keep Things Rolling Without the help of the aides and the principal the teachers would find it very hard to keep up. Their jobs are endless - from the aides helping each and every teacher to Miss Wacek keeping things in line in Hill City and Keystone. ,Yi fr ,af f ,ff L gf J . YQ, .a , .,f, J T as., 55 ll Learning new arts and crafts has highlighted the 6th grade class. Many students participated in the 5th and 6th grade basketball team. For Valen- tine's Day they each baked their own cookies and then decorated them at. the party. The students are all looking forward to entering Junior High next year. N teaching . XZ' fl l I Mrs. Murphy takes time off from mr ' ' , 0 fhkw V Q 1 ' 9' n 1 I' Q 5 5:-'LJ ,ax , 1 , F ' 5 4 W gx ,H 1 if if ui! B - 1 1 is 1 1 9 'Inn x.Q us, 4 L qtfgx Q 9 Y '49 71? iff-if Q , - ' uh. V 311' K z ' ' 0 was if R' x if n .7-........., SEES-....W., .. , n ?. J 2 l. k T , 'QQQ w..,R lAboveJ Mrs. Degner and Mrs. Anderson help R. Baker with his word cards. tLeftb Mrs. Zahrt, speech therapist. helps those with talking trouble. cBelowJ Mrs. Kenton accepts a page from Ted Crisman. B lll09lC UHCl0 1 1 4.2 A--Q H CouIdn'+ Be Done Somebody said that it couldn't be done, But he with a chuckle replied, That maybe it couldn't, but he would be one who wouldn't say so till he'd tried. So he buckled right in with the trace of a grin on his face. If he worried he hid 1t. He started to sing as he tackled the thing that couldn't be done, and he did it. Somebody scoffed: 'fOh, you'll never do that: At least no one has ever done it : But he took off his coat and he took off his hat, and the first thing we knew he'd begun it. With a lift of his chin and a bit of a grin, without any doubting or quiddit, He started to sing as he tackled the thing that couldn't be done , and he did it. There are thousands to tell you it can't be done, there are thousands to prophesy failureg There are thousands to point out to you one by one, the dangers that wait to assail you. But just buckle in with a bit of a grin, just take off your coat and go to it: lust start to sing as you tackle the thing that cannot be done, and you'll do it. ,Pg 1 p 1 'W' K O 9- - f . 1, 'Q W A l A , - H. Grover , 1 0, X A L A-1 - O. Ghrans , ss-H Q X W' ,F XJ' S. Gohsman E g Q, A jr, 4 C. Nelson , md- . l l ' Aa 3rd ' .. ., r. D .V - 5. - H. Allgier .1 N, Q., I V s'. M. Cline .. Q 'f I ' M. Gohsman f? 'I -r ,f - Z-. fx S. Kuhnel fu x P - 0- Q ' Lf' 4m S 1 :', ' X' ' R. Nelson MJ X C. Metz .. J M gg fwfr -v7yr I . JJ - it M Q CAboveJ Heather Allgier works seriously on her studies. fBelowl A few of the Keystone kids take a short break. 1 J . .-, AN 1 Y N14 A 'f l IA Teacher LeAnn Patterson cleftl and aide Sue Kerzman, frightm keep things rolling in Keystone Kids Have un in Kegslone Although the Keystone School is small, they all keep busy and enjoy themselves at the same time. Teacher, LeAnn Paterson, and aide, Sue Kerzman keep busy teach- ing a total of 14 students, grades Kindergarten through sixth. juv- ...Q- .--..... Mrs. Patterson helps David Metz with a math prob- lem. Q' S Goford D Metz ll 3 If S Kuhllel L Lurvaag gy l -r I F I I if if w rf' , M ., V Q .lr 5 J 'Q fb Q a . ... r to - .P s s ' .7 1- - . . ' 'V' if ' x , V .. f' f -X ' , X-J rl Q f 1 V 'jk .,V. 1. - J 1, , ,, ' X1 it ' fn. Q . ' w r - K 5 W: ' f' ' , 'V i Y . l , Jg f' ' . i ' V '-:jf '. Iv ,f A . ... .5 '1 I 1' 5 - ' A QV. M i J bm, 'sig Nia' X 4, X v., .f 5 ' -Q THE CHILDREN Q-,f 'f'3isgE?A i l J? ep 5 T is The children bring us laughter, and the children bring us tears. They string our joys, like jewels bright, upon the thread of years: They bring the bitterest cares we know, their mothers' sharpest pain, Then smile our world to loveliness, like sunshine after rain. The children bring us back to God: in eyes that dance and shine Men read from day to day the proof of love and power divine: For them are fathers brave and good and mothers fair and true, For them is every cherished dream and every deed we do. The children make us what we are: the childless king is spurned: The children send us to the hills where glories may be earned: For them we pledge our lives to strife, for them do mothers fade, And count in new-born loveliness their sacrifice repaid . ' 1 4 4 1 O 'J . ,