Hurley High School - Hurkota Yearbook (Hurley, SD)

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1- Wilt n-'d |l-rnftJe ilhlfrbri of Shi yea ftor-e Dai'. INct-erlrcrj and Bafeh Ajidennn 2- Darifi Eleock and Dan W t rJng win chca i ai all-canfertnca |r fwttftJi, 3- Brian IS a I Dr and (ponnK tttll n fltrf fQekt-aH co-ciiE ins 4-Marh; PsLerswi ntf T«riP ChHifcl » !' PVlrt c iosan oJJ- Ct r - ne? ba-skettaiL 5-Eeth Andnrsen vi«: oletec jjj, j11-cinfci once In baaketbaJI. Personal Accomplishments Sports is a way for '-any to prove themsekeS; (o cot oi.'t and givf- it what they can. The feeling of pride anc the fovo foe competlEion I ns pi rod tk-sr Sou-0 people, and rewarded ’em with a feeling af ac c ompU s hrtient. Ath I ell cs give n any stiKfenta sofisethlmj ty work t-of. 'I uives them p-urp-oBf?. Shorty KnMlvph aha Bdh hjuri cc-eaptalrii of SJha gJrfl baskBtbaN l-Sirn

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Reach Out And Touch The 197£-'79 boy'a basketball Campaign took tone major strides in r prow ement oF years pa s i iwc enitet! the season with a 11-11 overall record, The boys participating were few, but the quality of talent showed I'l'Suyhciii the year. One of the most memorable lugMlgl t of the campaian was the victory over Parker In the First game of the season Other highlights were a third place finish, w the Tr|-Valley Conference Basketball Tournament, a second place Finish in the confere-ice race, and a r inner-tifl trophy at the District 22 B35' etbalf Tdurlament loslffq in o 1 if- up in the state meet, the B ores Ford Watchdogs. Five seniors will graduate from this year's sauad, but the Bulldogs will have two All-Conference players back for the 1979-'SO season, Mark Petersen and Terry Christensen. Vifllly! © ch row; CSHh Sctirellitr, CoMtn EvtrUfl S otmd rnwl M1 ’1» w AJberU, Ttritf Buckfttid. Jim HiWtlkmvr, Lynn JcrtjenwF» Fr-snfi row: Daryl Elcaok M Petersen, T m- ChrlsleiiMR, P ur JahrtUn. DpnnEi UmlWh. WcUrl'ig. L win i arau1- 6leekln-g w+ ji.I h»v« tH«i an IhipOflinl pairtl ft Hudson fi D-ftVWil Nrlian. Laying-up Iwo Pdt Bh DlIICchi Ip Mark Ptlflmrt LH«i Dtllrkt EournarnGnt, ft

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 ■■.'onih and clqrKh FocLball turn: Chuck HarjiriLji: ■ , John Jacobson, Eg Yf-ny Cl-P npa, SeoII Damje-I Kvvlh ftlrwn,, J ff iforu, and Luto SroHdta FrtPwJi Hririvi, »nd 51»v M11: V. t Iw. Success Tire girls Junio :'fgh basketball team won arr thef games arm tournaments. Tlity ended with the rDCCfd of 1D-D. They 3Js-r were the Llnl King Tea1 the Wee- on KKf C Rauio, They wn a four f ce I long sandwich ami a trophy. The seventi art) eighth grade football learn Inst all their ga es hut gained valuable experience. The shortage of guys Jnd size was their' sin problem. StKVH lf1 and e i iy ,-LSi JJrLi fcAjUttiH tuam: Coa-h R ?a f . jLdii1 BAIttHi, CnfFtor Mcvrjic, Sh H 5pchifir, RfeC--hlHVJ 5-anion, Clrdy JcrRAnfr n L i Ztjmf r.r Liu QFemt.j ShvrJ Kflitjp Jahracn, Jayen Pfiol-'S, and Nancy Gtwldjcnifcn. Swlaw: Shari Sjawnsr. Nancy Christen»'', ferltfcy -Winwri, Cindy JlXiJBrixinr Sn«ilH W€l rt Leri Zflnnn, Liu OlfMfi, Jiiillit: H irir.:’. jnd Richael E mer!r r