Hurley High School - Hurkota Yearbook (Hurley, SD)

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Flag carriers Kris Lange and Renae Dux- bury attempt to think of new ways to keep warm while marching. Kristie Georgeson Rick Heidelberger Tim Johnson I Kathy Jorgensen Eddie Kaufman Tim Koehler Kris Lange Stacy Reiners Todd Spomer Sharon Trenerry Kyle Wiebesiek % t Juniors 13

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Variety Is The Key Which class has done and seen it all? If you answered the Juniors, you are ab- solutely correct! This class has done a variety of activities ranging from painting the football field to building a suc- cessful Prom. Homecoming Week was an extremely rewarding one for the class as they finally achiev- ed a first place finish on their float «After a hard day in accounting class, Kathy Jorgensen kicks back, relaxes, and visits with her friends. after four years of finishing last. Making up nicknames for class- mates, telling corn jokes, and playing hot potato with a globe were also three favorite pastimes for these 12 students. Studies were dreaded, but never ignored. Physics was one of the hardest classes Tve ever taken, but I'm going to need it when I get to college, said Kyle Wiebesiek. Many of the people in this class also made regular ap- pearances on the honor roll and were inducted into the National Honor Society. 12 Juniors Tim Koehler, Kyle Wiebesiek, and Eddie Kaufman (alias Snap, Crackle and Pop!) get set to make their debut during the Hurkota Days Parade. ►Stacy Reiners prepares to adjust her track spikes before the 400 meter relay during the Tri-Valley Conference Track Meet.

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Noticeably Being noticed has never been a problem for the sophomore class. It seems that both vocally and visi- bly a member of this illustrious class is always around. Singing was one of the focal points of this class. Many of them are in chorus, but their singing ta- lents definitely do not stop there! With their vast repertoire of songs, the girl's managed to pro- «Teresa Abbas and Jennifer Adri- an put the finishing touches on their class float. Different vide the entertainment on many a bus ride to and from an athletic contest. Three sophomores also formed a Psychology Trio and provided entertainment and many laughs during the Talent Night activities. The sophomores have always been known as joiners and this year was no exception. Various sports, annual paper staff, band, chorus, and a number of social ac- tivities kept the members of this class on the move throughout the year. 14 Sophomores Aaron Gerdes does his best to finish one of Mr. Preheim's massive assignments. Aaron was in Mr. Preheim's Accounting I class. Kristin Aeschlimann was one of many so- phomores who dressed up on Halloween in order to get a party in science.