Hurley High School - Hurkota Yearbook (Hurley, SD)

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Juniors Paula Georgeson on parade You Ain’t Seen Nothin’ Yet What’s a party? Ask the Juniors. Between the home- work and their sports curricu- lum, that’s what you would find them doing. Saturday, a movie. Sunday, relaxation and recovery. Then Monday— Back to school. The juniors are into the groove of Hurley High. Vet- erans you might say. Many have experience with the var- sity athletic teams. Some con- tributed to the list of names on the honor roll. But when you say juniors, you think of Prom. A week of work for putting on one very large and popular party. Then Monday—Back to school. Homecoming was another fun-filled week of parties. Ev- ery night they could they would build float. The junior class entry received a respect- ful but disappointing second place. Friday was the big day. First the parade, then the game. That night there was anoth- er party, the homecoming dance. Everyone had fun. Then Monday—Back to school. Of those who had the rare opportunity of being a student in the famous Mr. Ward's physics class, most were happy to engage in a rap session with the smartest physics buff. Physics was only one of the elective “whoppers” the juniors had the chance to take. Spanish threw a curve ball at them also. Many Sun- day nights were spent doing homework for these two sub- jects. Then Monday—Back to school. Most enjoyed their chance at eleventh grade and made a year of it. But just ask any junior: You ain’t seen nothin’ yet! Helen Falconer Jackie Georgeson Paula Georgeson Donovan Hansen 22 Juniors

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Getting Us There in Style Larry Ness Custodian Donald Jorgensen, Marly Gerdes, Noble Jensen Bus Drivers Staff 21 Who does all of those little things that nobody really notices and basically takes for granted? Those odd jobs done everyday were accomplished by business managers, janitors, cooks and bus drivers. Betty Eidem, the bringer of urgent messages, healer of wounds, fixer of torn articles, and remind- er of unpaid bills, always gets a full day in. Add to this balancing the budget, secretarial work, paying the bills, and the giving of good advice and you will find that Betty is what makes this school tick. There’s a man in our school who can fix, replace, repair and carry four desks at one time! It's Larry Ness! As the school's head janitor, Larry is depended upon for many things. Under him as helpers are his wife Judy and his son James. Darlene Schissel and Thelma Mikkelsen were here everyday to make sure the kids were not running around with growling stomachs. They kept on making the things kids like, and took some chances on making something new. But for all the grief they received from rowdy high schoolers, Darlene and Thelma just kept on cookin’! If you have ever walked into the cafe and saw men with cotton in their ears, their hair standing on end, and drinking coffee like it’s going out of style, then you know you’ve met the Hurley bus drivers. These dedicated souls drive the buses in every kind of weather and brought kids safely to school and back home every day. Betty Eidem Business Manager Darlene Schissel and Thelma Mikkelsen Cooks

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Juniors What wild dreams are going through Joddie Poppen- ga's head? Laurie Heirigs Jodi Homan Hope Johnson Dorothy Kluckman Joddie Poppenga Tim Spomer Juniors 23