Hurley High School - Hurkota Yearbook (Hurley, SD)

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1. 1982-83 Homecoming Royalty, Luke and Cindy, listen to a few words of wisdom from the small fries 2. The Centennial Train toots down Main Street while the grade school kids ride alongside 3. ’‘Hit ’Em With Your Best Shot” gave the Juniors an awesome first place rating! 4 Brian Andersen works hard to make the Sophomore float a winner 5. The Hurley High School Band was really ‘‘Moving Out. 6. Nan shows her spirit and enthusiasm at the Homecoming game 7 Keeping time with the march tempo. Shari Spomer directs the band down Main Street. 8. The Freshman float earned a first place with their spectacular “Sweet Dreams of Victory. 9 During halftime, Coach Tom Schreiber explains to his team their new strategy Homecoming Festivities Provide Enjoyment For All Kicking off a busy Homecoming Week 1982-83, the Stu- dent Council chose “Song Titles” as the theme for the many floats and window displays. Even though there wasn t much float-building time, the classes worked together to come through with spectacular results. Although it was an extremely hot day, many area bands and local merchants participated in the Homecoming parade, helping to make it an enjoyable event for both participants and spectators. The Homecoming activities came to a climax as a large turnout of Bulldog supporters watched the Bulldogs battle their arch rivals, the Viborg Vikings in the Homecoming football game. 16

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Hard Work Is Key To Successful Prom On April 23, 1983, all the Juniors’ hard work paid off, as members of the Sophomore through Senior classes stepped into a beautifully decorated gym to the theme of “Love Me Tomorrow”. The delectable meal of pork loins was served by the Sophomore waiters and waitresses. Following dinner Mrs. Vondracek, aided by her husband, gave an inspi- rational presentation as our guest speaker. The soph- omores livened up the pace with their skit perfor- mance and the singing of the theme song in their captivating jungle costumes. Everyone was then entertained throughout the night by the toe-tapping music of Outlaw Fever. The dance floor was paced, a new occurance at Hurley. Toward the close of the evening, the Juniors felt all their hard labor was worthwhile. Prom 1983 was a complete success! 18