Hempstead High School - Equine Yearbook (Dubuque, IA)

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Q09 x0 Q96 go X936 'Er by Chris Hillery When we look back on our high school years, we probably would all agree that this was one of our most fulfilling times in our lives. This is what a year- book is all about. Looking back on our past high school days and remember- ing all the good and even bad times that took place at Hempstead High School. Five, ten, or even twenty years from now, you will look back on this 1982-1983 Equine and recall all of the things you were, or even weren't included in, during your years at Hempstead. You will look to see what an old boyfriend or girlfriend looked like, or a teacher or administrator. You can find all of these things when you look at this edition of the 1982-1983 Equine.

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in A Producti e Year by Iana Kolker According to Donald Ruden, student government advisor, student govern- ment is an organization made up of students who put a lot of time and effort into helping the school and community. Their accomplishments include: big brotherfbig sister program, freshmen orientation, freshmen mixer, speaker programs, Home- coming, Homegoing, United Way fund drive and Ugly Teacher Contest, two film festivals, candy cane and Carnation sales, Blood Donor Day, spelling bee, Las Vegas Night, adopt a grandparent, Hempstead Bowl, Whirlwind, Leader- ship Workshop for area schools, participating in State Leadership confer- ence, and Mississippi Val- ley Leadership Conference, hosted MVC Sportsman- ship Conference, and visita- tion at Enoble Manor and the pediatrics ward. Bev Gansemer, student government president, said, We've accomplished every thing I wanted to this year. We didn't necessarily do what was popular, but what we thought should be done for the school and the community. The goals student govern- ment set this year included getting more teacher and student involvement, more community involvement, balance between social and academic programs, more charity and community ser- vice done, and a better spring program. Members of the execu- tive council were: President - Bev Gansemer, Vice Pre- sident - Laura Richeson, Treasurer- Donna McGrath, Secretary - Tracy Grie- singer, Elections and Inter- nal Organization - Kris Reed, Interschool Com- munication and Scholastic Improvements - Kelly Goffinet, Projects - Rhett Stecklien, Publicity and Fund Raising - Nancy Noel, Social - Pam Timmerman, and Student Rights and Responsibilities - Rich Kapparos. R- tiki' 11 Iohn O'Connell, history teacher, gives blood on Blood Donor Day. Photo by leff Becker. 21 Tina Konichek, '86, Ieff Small, '83, and Heidi Olson, '86, believe they have birds on their arms after being hypnotized by lim Wand during Whirlwind. Photo by Ieff Becker. , fs . 'U' +- I .K , , .wsu - f f ' 1 at.. . ,Wg it , iz- laura ,- f -f r':s, Q-A 'mx'-f vii'-' 'X 3 it