Hurley High School - Hurkota Yearbook (Hurley, SD)

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fgny Ci rsp§l p L 1« Irt to ralw LI-I Bffli for Ihf BulltfOUi. Improvement EJ fili! B4 y B«VbUi UF LyiiH Mlfck l!«n, Jerry Wkth.. Gj Heldaitcr-jer, Sl V« Sar-Brnen J f leracli, EcMI« Wilfc-, Chunk h fyanbAC , Tany CULlUfU. Stalt Ditnq J. it d f.tvlr 5n-ijdt. F IF IN and SijfWi B-nikblii«M Brian Andtt-wn, Shtidon HaveEdL UM Ssfumpp. Jcdy ichf n Bdem'rl r, Jassn Schrncderfn l® '. w,Nlp WJrthP And janj p-Df-n j rd n. RiJ’ily RiddFrv t'elPy Jtarga;ranrr Larnri F c-tl . MTcha«i 5 mil . Find» Was , CurtJi Mikkcl34-r, rrri Tin Lebir Showed The 5ili and tt! jrflite 1 ad e couof ■:.i -lose losses inclti ling a one aoi ntrr in cYtrtini'- at Irene lo ■:p|j u 1-5 season, Allhoug 11 ie record was not that successful, the tfam showed uroaT improvement ihroijghGLit the season. Toe 7th and Bth grado ended the season with a 1-9 retard. The tacit of heiqht was tl eir main problem. back; Jo n Pnfirm, Christy BrrtfhL, Utmj Chrfllinwr. Krluy Jersrawi Tun m y ClWrtfl NtH. Sha,' » Sparn«r, J«yn Pinorn, Miiy Flyntr, CollPtn Navik, M-veHa Jnwnwn S t«Ft n ® Lang-P. Rotih Homan, SulimM r'flt-orafrft, Babbit Sitlut, Amy Mjlfvyvtf, Ju iti. £«mon, Lcrl Zulrr ii-, f lnu StvfrWn, Julie Hud»n, Arr.j IftrtfvtriQ, Lori 0,xu'jrj'. ind tlr’dy Jr ye :■r.

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il Junior High Eoy1! Trnric. Stand-Inn: EddI WJliCA, Tony Clamp , Jvrr? Torn Sneoiy, Charl'ra Ma »nfcjnch, Irfth, Jtff Mesa, Eond' P-Dderis. Promise For Coming Years Tlit Junior High icar-. team gained «.peritnct through h rd wort. TIie hays ?ia 3 a slow seaspt. ThEy 0-nly participated In on.- ret I, lie Conference trad: meet ill Centerville. T ey placed fifth In high Jnn.p and h.irdrts. The □ -I =. '-.SlI a h ttt! season participating in the Conferer cr.. Bulldog Relays inti Regional rj-gri: tfieel.s+ Krl ty Johnsoi p oc--1 second in hrg!i j'jmp ai the Region noet qualifying far ti e State trad -eL She also placed first 31 the Conference meet anc £ il. ddm Relays In high jump, Shari Sportier placed FiFtlt |n discus a; the Conference meet. Although ll Junior Hruli team didn’t bring bast a lot of ribbons, they gained lec-ded experience and shtiw promise for the fiiLi.r-. f.firi Aa trun con-3t4fyl« «i KrliU JujiJGh Nigh £|p|4i Track? Top row! Ji lih Ewnion. Tniritrn - CfUCh Cfirlfctwhiei !. Usa Olfljan, Lt i Din My. Swfcntf tvw? Lcti Zflraan. CNevik, ifcirii-e Jenun Bottom now; M n ?«i DwHir Smltn, KrCiiy Johnson, C i p-dy JpfSfrnser, Jshivi $porn«r, Niihcy GhrptftfcnSflFL Minitar Macho! Id DIkefi Jrrry fcV!rLl t kc-E It c as. vi+lli ha water ha Terry CjhristoriM-n High jen-mii, Iftll.L toff toll c.«i.e rrtratlan an Ehf ac , L 144 DSkmFi kHpE h r pact steady

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A Taste Of Competition The OEly VMS cold but die competition was hat, as trie --rad--, icbcwl kids- got Into H'o track action. Each kid from every class participated in nlf of the events. The be;: Ci-a-rt of the day was that every one rj-c.t oi Lost one ribbon. So-;- of the events tie Id were the hoys and girl b long jump, the softball threw, and several shuttle runs, The Ip wet grades participated in the s c1 races and H ■ tennis oall throw► T e eventful day was topped off Ly an exciting tug of war in which everyone got Involved. L-FI grilling fo- fjprt pEiic-o frepr Lh bt-glfriil -y, MlkI» DpNvuF Tubuli Hinieh, B.r.d Tp n Sp-sri-fir i cJf Si the itxmd dF tha- gun. 2-Jiff 5Hvr4rli r an hFl ftny la first pFdna b I L-a rrbban. junp: with hi': o-ypi-Zii Vic-finish FJrifc. 3-Gin Sfrltl wJtb n in-,used |zwi„ Witch i the k|rd rgaf!«nBr3 rac 4-L hiding Ehu W4 ' fo iflcnnd pj«c«, Annrtt SSfriftw rvm ji„5t iihp d of Ihe third pE cp wmr.Br-, Kathy Jtgrg ri8»Mi, :m