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

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'iz' 9 rr C Greg Lee Sarah Mielke Kevin Miles win.,-f' X Q I Q Stephanie Moke Casey Nelson 1. Stephanie Novy 9 , . gel, Brett Peterson Eighth Comes Gut On Top The eighth grade class worked hard this year to better themselves for entering high school. The class consists of twenty girls and sixteen boys. The eighth grade class advisors are Mrs. Amanda Engstrom and Mr. Larry Shuck. Who is the stranger who's hands are attacking Stephanie Moke'? No one will ever know. Pam Murphy Danny Neilin Jason Olson Aaron Patterson 'lst' Christine Peterson

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George Wright, Mark Meissner, and Wade Morris assist with the heavy chores of moving out of the Junior High building and into their new rooms. n-i-yr' 1' Junior High Curriculum Junior High Math Home Economics Science Industrial Arts Social Studies Band English Vocal Orientation Physical Education Seventh And Eighth Grades Move ln The seventh grade class is the beginning of the junior high years. They have moved up to having my own locker. This is when most girls are using make-up and boys are taking the football field by storm - for the first time in their lives, The seventh grade advisors are Mr. Boyer and Mrs. Stapert. In December before Christmas, they hosted an ice-skating party for the class. Only a few students braved the extreme cold weather. They skated near the Fianger station, then re- turned to the Home Economics room for hot chocolate and cookies. Eighth graders are at the top of our growing ladder. Every elementary student's goal is to be- come an eighth grader. After Christmas vacation, the seventh and eighth grade classes moved into their own facility in the gymnasium building. The students in these groups have social, emotional, physical, and intellectual needs that are different from the elementary or high school students. The curriculum in junior high provides a program of instruction to meet those needs. The teaching staff concentrates on teach- ing basic skills. Choices and decision-making are all a part of education. A keyboarding class with Mrs. Stapert was added for eighth grade girls dur- ing the second semester, The class was added to better prepare the girls for computer fingering. Experience is where most is learned, and junior high is where it begins. The junior high choir will put on a musical in March called VVheels. - Wheels is the history of how the wheel has developed. lt begins during the stone ages and works through the development of the wheel into the future. The play has several solo parts. The main characters of the play are Flock and Martha. The casting has not yet been com- pleted, so we cannot give the character assign- ments, Mrs. Pam Johnson created the costumes for the cast. Flon Brown is the Student Director assisting Mrs. Amanda Engstrom with the junior high choir.