Hurley High School - Hurkota Yearbook (Hurley, SD)

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Bulldogs ... And Proud Of It! Striving for goals and doing their best. Hurley students found these things important as they showed the pride they felt in their school and its activities. Pride has often gone unnoticed in past years at Hurley. But this year everything seemed to fall into place. Triumph ruled over defeat in many aspects of the school year. Sports played a big part in the pride reflected by everyone. The goals and out- looks of the athletes changed, and with their determination, they proved what they could do. It showed in the football season as the boys won half their games, an event that hasn’t happened in over five years. The basketball and track seasons also excelled as the special talents of the athletes were brought out. Volleyball was added to the sports curriculum, and the eagerness of the girls to participate showed the desire to make it work. Organizations and clubs also helped to make this year a success. Groups such as the swing choir, the pep club, and the cheerleaders held many im- portant fund-raisers throughout the year. The FHA held the annual Sweetheart Ball, and the Student Council sponsored the Senior vs. Faculty basketball game. The Board of Education dedicated the school's new shop to our shop teacher of IS years. Tom Chris tiansen. Hurley also took first place at the business skills con- test for the fourth year in a row. Student life and community sup- port were two other factors that helped make this year one of a kind. The students worked to- gether all year long to make their school the best. The community and student spirit shown at school events brought out Hur- ley's special uniqueness. The teachers also did their part in making each day count and help- ing students reach goals. Effort was put forth and pride was reborn. We are the Bulldogs ... AND PROUD OF ITIII

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