Hurley High School - Hurkota Yearbook (Hurley, SD)

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Seniors Honored Linda and Mark received the American Le- gion Citizenship Awards. Mark also won the teacher scholarship. Suzanne Petersen was the Class of ’88 Valedictorian. She was also an honor student. The 1986 Salutatorum was Queena Lamb She was also an honor student. These students went to Hurley High School for 12 years together: (top row) Loren Roth, Raye Sherard (Middle row) Suzanne Petersen, Linda Peterson, Stephanie Lange, Randy Weier (Bottom row) Jamie Boomgarden, Tammy Adrian, Jamie Poppenga, Mike Smith Queena received the Arion Award for her musical talents, and also won a scholarship from SEN- CORE Chosen as Boys and Girls Staters were: Suzanne Petersen, Randy Weier. Qneena Lamb, and Loren Roth. Loren was awarded the John Phillips Sousa Award for his trumpet talent Suzanne was awarded the DAR Good Citizen- ship Award 16 Senior Honors

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Tammy and Steph shed some tears as they say goodbye. Suzanne and Randy share a few laughs about old times as Tammy and Queena congratulate each other on a job well done. Valedictorian Suzanne Petersen says fare- well to fnends and classmates Flower Carriers - Joddie Poppenga and Tim Spomer. Queena Lamb gives her Salutatorian ad- dress. Graduation 15

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Linda Peterson Queena Lamb Tim Spomer Jody Kaarup Ricky Heidelberger Jamie Boomgarden Jackie Georgeson Sheila Woodward Kristi Lange Decisions That Count Reporting the ideas of the students to the teachers is the main responsibility of the stu- dent council. Honored by be- ing voted president of the student body were Jamie Boomgarden and Linda Peter- son. The student council mem- bers have the responsibility of building the Homecoming scene in the gym and also David Wrotenbery Superintendent Elem. Principal judging the various window displays. Deciding when to have school on wintry days is the opinion of our superintendent David Wrote nbery. Whatever happens in the district lies with the superintendent and sometimes those responsibili- ties appear to be overwhelm- ing, but our superintendent successfully handles all the problems he encounters. Being principal of the Hur- ley School is not an entirely easy job. It is his responsibility to create a class schedule which will make everyone hap- py Debating the issues of teacher salaries or the pur- chasing of new uniforms are some jobs faced by the school board. Their decisions are the final say on school issues. These five men put in many long nights in order to improve our school. Don Plahn Secondary Principal Marlin Boomgarden David Jim Reiners Wrotenbery Keith Bagley Jim Georgeson Betty Eidem Lowell Andersen Staff 17