Hurley High School - Hurkota Yearbook (Hurley, SD)

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 Juniors Move Up The junior year is called the hardest, yet the most fun. time of high school. These ambitious kids entered the year ready for anything. Something new was going to Viborg for chemistry in the first semester. About half of the junior class along with Tom Christiansen took the fun bus ride down south for what they called the toughest class anyone could take ’ The juniors were VERY busy. They were involved in many activities. Among these were football, basketball, volleyball, cheerleading, and track. Besides sports, they also took part in annual and paper staff, FHA. annu student council, and pep club. One of their major accomplish- ments of the year was presenting a Junior Class Play. Mrs. Aeschlimann worked hard and the kids put in many long hours of practice. But it all paid off as they put on an excellent performance. Prom was also a memorable time for these juniors. They made it a prom that would not soon be forgotten. They all had a great time building the gym. They learned that with together- ness and cooperation, they could get a lot done. They made the most of their junior year, as they realized there was only one year left of fun times at HHS. Queen Lamb Stephanie Lange Tim Leber Bridget McClaren Tammy Adrian Jamie Boomgarden Shawn Brandarud • Who'» locker could Randy be booby trapping now? - - - ' 18

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Sophomores Add Pizzazz This year the sophomores started the year out with fourteen enthusiastic students. The year was full of surprises. At the start of school they received a new student from Wood, Roger Dumont. Also with the new addition to the class they said farewell to an old friend, Tom Overby. These ambitious students directed their energy towards many extra- curricular activities. These sophomores also had their share of academics with the addition of two- hour block classes, biology first semester and geometry second semester. Some people would think that two hours of a class would be tedious but this class kept classtime alive with their original personalities. They also received the pleasant experience of being prom waiters and waitresses. Along with this came the traditional group trip to Sioux Falls to get matching outfits and have even more fun for the year. The sophomores discovered neon clothing and decided to brighten up everyone’s day, or at least those willing to look at the bright LcfiteciL I. Tim Spomer show off hi exedent moon walking abilities Rod Anderson Micheal DeNeui Roger Dumont Helen Falconer Jackie Georgesen Paula Georgesen Donovan Hansen Travis Hansen Laurie He wigs Jodi Homan Hope Johnson Dorothy Kluckman Joddie Poppenga Tim Spomer 30