Hurley High School - Hurkota Yearbook (Hurley, SD)

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5 orl Uh-s n aiwf Bill Weter i-ij Hook ai plctur akrWUJy taienflf Ifo ikjp dft j ejtijf d l. fTw-ni Hi 11 again the- gatherUig pllA ior paaplia In wwrth fit a II TO . EvtFVfriw got t3r d soon f at lat rp -ai did Mark H«PPiga. “Let’s Go Eat!” Ill Eire was never a dull ffioflient in the Hills or on the ride lo and trom boons, Crar IneSS pervaded every car as ipkEi Li-nd Slones were related to wEtfingi listeners. Food was in ...dance for the travelers. Numerous trips wer n.ade lo U:e Howard Johnson caFe ai all l ours of toe day and rrany a delivery was made From die pizza Hut. Bonanza was also a favorito dining place. 5fluviners were nicked up at tourist spots ranging from K-MlART totVall Drug. The whole weekend was one of memories for all twenty-four people who were part o the hilarious craziness. Ron PftApiifi Ufcei-i few frnfn Lh hwlle pi?» «st b She baVtlm. Ship Day elHpffton«, Evalyn iherird nd Janice Ek rn anjAn u tired muwcfil in thn hot ] whl?lp od-

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Skip Days Full Of Laughter Memories were captured, laughter was exchanged qiid good Liu-rOS Were had by all on skip Jays, May 5-9, Twenty seniors and their chaperones left early F riday morning For A weekend vaca- tion, While staying at Howard Johnson's outside of Rapid C t L y H the tourists saw the sights. The trip included visitliiQ The Cosmos, ReptHe Gardens, Wall Drug and The Badlands. Swimm'iii; and telephoning home also took .ip a larye par', of Ltie weekend. A r a I xfflt d s?P yp hJU dAChvred iri i hwJ laughs b fC !1 lc time fnr b«d. frWHi 121 for1 i Mil! Ch l ind n fnw fTpo1s cam pAfi-y, a crowd! Dan Boannjji«imp rRjndvIl Oh»r.iFd and juun jJenson rncllnH an a camfzrtiiblfl b«J- Swiliwptthy Man-cy hMlfgai-d a.rvd Lori Laiwn poau fw 4 pferturii an aft-HrnDQn of u Sirtrn1ng SttlffllttSOfl Vri l-'i-r lusted Pdol aS Lhv h l ( gftl m (fell I Erntft with lr|ibv«n Arid clv ni] fa pvihlnl

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“Today We Follow; Cii» Fto «r' pttH G lit Colon: Dirt BfUe mini 5llv-r Cliu Metior Ted rofhrty; T rtf rraw W«- Lead H I-iUlLc rfan: Mirk LauH im V«MlvtOFl4l%£ '-■■Jtari Sritfn Ccrpmineemml ddrcu Dr. Owsk) P, HaJI an Tu fw Mylrt: H-rrrcda Efo«ngird»n!, JudlflF MCflrt, Luurte Wlrth MoViEj CQ I-uf,, L! i Lifienr Jlinlnr esccrt, Brian IflMcr, Jun- ior «scari, Eiannii Nelson, ftaiver «irrEir, Jan ESiPJixi, Junior M«fL Bo-Pavi, riwz-ngvtfha. Eton PeLerccn, Paraial SJlttfirdp 4rtd TFm BuckiLtfSid can'1 bi- li e e they fuMy mid Hr Right 'Mind cwnopr Dormii A-ftd Liurlv Wlrth give ilw EBfilaps fh Ef r MM» Tomorrow It came and ii wsrtt grad- uation May IA, 1978. It was a beautiful Sunday evening whan the class of 78' received theif diplomas Dr. Owen lJ. Hallecri. Pres- ident uF Sjpuk Falla College! gave die Coiniiierieement Address. Baccalaureate was hetd Sunday afternoon at 2r3Q with the Reverend Weldon We Lead” Treat giving ilia sermon. Tin? dass of 19 7ft chase tfie ri'D-tto; Today We Foil w Tomorrow We Lead. Sunday May 14. 19 78 is one day these twenty young adults will never for- uet. This was the day they moved on to larger goals and fife on their own. It's tin new lor them :o make L-ic de- cision of tllCtr fli1ljt 1 P