Hartley High School - Oracle Yearbook (Hartley, IA)

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STUDENT COUNCIL L. Side- A. Meiske, A. Peters, A. Miller, P. Lago, M. Schmidt, H. Braakman, J. Luna. Center-J. Noonan, Standing- W. Petersen, D. Meiske, M. Pannier, R. Side J. Meyer. L. Schwien, A. Schierholz, T. Taylor. SCHOOL BOARD Front Row- Gale Bobolz, Duane Kolpin, Pres., Dave Christenson, William Hutchinson, Back Row- Mike Seivert, Tom Rieck, Roger Westphal.

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TEACHER LIFE 1. Mr Haack and Mr Fletcher, please report to surgery. 2. Sing it. Mr Butt 3. Mrs Wacker reciting her ABC’s. 4. Parade wave demonstrated by Mr. Wood. 5. Mr Arndt filling in for Rod Stewart. 6. Wehrkamp’s ride to State. 7. Mrs M 8. Stratton. Harson and Hutchinson, the M.O.D. Squad.

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EXCHANGE STUDENTS Sitting- M. Pannier, P. Lago, H. Braakman, J. Luna. Back Row D. Feddersen, L. Veldboom. B. Hutchinson. J. Jorgensen. Manja Pannier, came to us from Hamburg, West Germany. She stayed with the Mert Feddersen family. She enjoyed team handball, reading, animals of all kinds, music and going shopping as some of her hobbies. Her favorite food was sauerkraut. In Germany she has one brother, Marcus, and her parents are the propietors of a gas station. Philip Lago came to us from Manila, in the Phillipines. He stayed with the Glen Veldboom family. He enjoyed basketball, karate, music, dancing, and eating as his hobbies. He said he liked the American hamburger as his favorite food. Harald Braackman came to us from Hague which is in the Netherlands. He stayed with the Bill Hutchinson family. He liked Korfball (this European game is somewhat like American basketball, also soccer, music, and going out on the town. His favorite food is steak. He has four sisters. Joseph (jojo) Luna came to us from the Phillipines. He stayed with David Jorgensen family. Some of his favorites include ping pong, biking, bowling, and going out. He has 2 older brothers, 1 sister and also an adopted set of twins at his home in the Phillipines. Laurie Back- exchange student over in Denmark, 1981- 1982. During her junior year-the 1981-82 school year- Laurel J. Back was an exchange student through the ‘‘Youth for Understanding Exchange Program.” She spent a year in Denmark in the town of Hillerod located about a half-hour drive northwest of Copenhagen. Her Danish mother was an English and French teacher in Copenhagen and her Danish father had his PH degree in economics and is a lecturer in Copenhagen. She had two sisters-one her age and another only one year younger. Laurie went to school in Denmark, learned the language, customs and traditions, gained a family and learned alot about herself. It was a wonderful learning and growing experience,” said Laurie. ‘‘It’s not easy being an exchange student. You have to give so much of yourself and not expect anything in return. That way, even the little things are special.” It’s one year she’ll re- member forever!!