Hurley High School - Hurkota Yearbook (Hurley, SD)

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Anthing But Perfect Faults. On the surface, the junior class appears to have many faults. With nearly 3 4 of the class having glasses, contact lenses, braces, or retainers, these lit- tle faults tend to be quite no- ticeable. Remarks such as 'four-eyes'' and tinsel teeth ' can often be heard when ap- proaching a junior in the hall. According to braces and contact lens wearer Steph Pet- ersen, there is more to this class than meets the eye. Our faults don't bother us. They just make us unique! «A ticklish Steph Petersen screams as she gets attacked by a Chris Schroe- dermeier. Teresa Abbas Jennifer Adrian Kristin Aeschlimann Mark Bunger Aaron Gerdes Jeremy Hansen Merman Hovaldt Hudley Koemer Kent Mehlhaf James Mess Steph Petersen Chris Schroedermeier Juniors 19

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 ►Boys' basketball cheerleaders Jenni- fer Adrian and Steph Petersen unsuc- cessfully practice a difficult maneuver. ▼After three months of using the same pigs, Jennifer Adrian and Teresa Abbas are all smiles as they finish dis- secting in Biology II. 18 Juniors

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► Russell Anderson and Jimmy Jager pass the time by putting together one of Mrs. Trencrry's puzzles in the li- brary. ▼Cindy Andersen helps classmate Carmen Rayburn with her credits and debits in a practice packet during Ac- counting I.