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

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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