Hurley High School - Hurkota Yearbook (Hurley, SD)

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('fan of 1988 Seniors Honored Senior Night is the only night all year when the spotlight is fo- cused on one class. Seniors are recognized for their achievement both in and out of school. Wendy Andersen, Duane Falconer, Howard George- son, Jody Kaarup, Danielle Smith, Paul Rayburn, and Sheila Woodward were hon- ored for maintaining the high standards needed for mem- bers of the Honor Society. These seniors wore gold ropes at graduation to signify their accomplishment. How- ard Georgeson, Paul Rayburn, Jody Kaarup, and Sheila Woodward were also com- mended for their participa- tion in Boys' and Girls' State. Danielle Smith and Paul Rayburn received $250 scho- larships from the Hurley Edu- cation Association. Paul Ray- burn was also given the Citi- zenship Award from the Hur- ley American Legion as was Wendy Andersen. The United Methodist Church honored Duane Falconer with a $1,000 dollar scholar- ship. Jody Kaarup's musical ta- lents made her the John Philip Sousa Award recipient. Wendy Andersen, Sheila Woodward, and Jody Kaarup were recognized for the many outside awards and scholarships they had re- ceived. ▼Co-Valedictorians of the 1987-1988 Hurley High School graduation class were Jody Kaarup and Sheila Woodward. ▼Wendy Andersen was the Salutatorian of the 1987-1988 graduating class. J amie Jacobson 2) onnie $u9 er Seniors 9

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Worth The Wait In the hallway before the big event, the seniors are mingling with each other for what might be the last time. The air is electric; a combination of anticipation and sadness. As the band starts to play, the class marches into the gym with the eyes of their proud par- ents upon them. The seniors hardly hear the numerous speeches as they sit in their places of honor upon the stage. Suddenly their name is called, a diploma is handed to them, and they leave the gym as graduates. As they stood in the receiving line, the senior class decided graduation was definitely Worth The Wait ! «Smiles abound as this happy group of seniors congratulate themselves on a job well done. The Class of 1988 looks both pleased and a little frightened as they stand with diplo- mas in hand FRONT ROW: Sheila Woodward. Jody Kaarup. Wendy Andersen. Kelly Alberts,Chad Boomgarden, Kay Kay Dumont; BACK ROW: Duane Falconer, Howard Georgeson, Jamie Jacobson, Donnie Jager; NOT PICTURED: Jill Oltmanns, Paul Ray- burn, Danielle Smith. Kitty Andersen tells her daughter Wendy how proud she is as she gives her a congratulatory hug in the re- ception line following graduation ex- ercises. Seniors 11