Hastings High School - Seconds Tick By Yearbook (Hastings, MN)

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HOMECOMING PARADE offered the Drama Club an opportunity to show off play charac- ters. Paula Carey and Drama Club President A 1iaEeSavoie played their parts during the pa- . . . there's a love and a bond among theatre people that's just not there in any other profes- sion. It's like a family. -unknown De Berg, an active Drama Club member agrees, Everyone in Drama Club is close! The purpose of the Hastings Drama Club is to foster appreciation and involvement in drama ori- ented activities, stated Advisor Ms. Olson. Andy Turngren strengthened this by saying Drama Club is definitely a 'group effort'. Drama Club sponsored the Kiss-0-Grams on Valentines Day, had their annual banquet and traveled to area theatres, such as the Gutherie. Their combined efforts pro- duced three plays this year. A melodrama was the fall produc- tion. The winter play was a seri- ous drama. A musical was pre- sented in the spring. FINISHING COSTUMES before a production opens required many hours of extra time on the part of students working on the COSUIUIG Committee. G DRAMA CLUB MEMBERS: Front row: Advi- sor Ms. Olson, Gwen Trost, Sheryl Hemp, Margaret Scully, lohn Moes, loan Fluegel, Paula Carey, Robin Girgen, Mary McCoy. Second row: Tammy Koskela, Mike Savoie, Lynn Myers, Beth Borash, Kay Cheetham, Lynn Alcorn, Andrea Turngren, Lisa Blong, lulie Feipel. Third row: Iudy Thyen, Paula Hoeper, Cory Meinhart, Lindi Terrell, Mark Langenfeld, Brenda Wilder, Cheryl Bauer, Heather Turngren, Liz Schluessler, Dorthe Mortenson. Fourth row: Marc Wiles, Iulie Fossen, lonel Langenfeld, Shelli Cheetham, Becky Dieterichs, Angie Scharstrum, De Berg, Brian Teuber, Paul Rawlings, Fifth row: Kevin Tri. Not pictured: lim Savoie. m

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A BUSH OF CUSTOMERS keeps Walter Argueta and Dorthe Mortenson busy selling E X C h a 11 g e S I A p p H e I e pop and candy. Dorthe came to us from Denmark and Walter from Honduras. AFS CLUB MEMBERS: Front row: Hasan Efe, Akemi Nakano, Dorthe Mortenson, Walter Argueta, Advisor-Ms. Griebel, loyce Gabbert, Greg McNamara, Diane Swanson, Iohn Moes. Second row: Marc Wiles, Mike Brumrnel, Lindi Terrell, Kim Wille, Maureen McMahon, Lisa Blong, Andrea Turngren, Sue Morris, Laura Santelrnan. Third row: Gudrun Terrell, Beth Iones, Roseanne Swanson, Linda Tri, Dave Gabbert, Deanne Berg, Margaret Scully, Kay Cheetham, Kevin Tri, Tammi Steifenson. Fourth row: Lisa Timmer, Bryce Thomas, Pam Langenfeld, Sue Conzemius, Sheryl Hemp, Steve McMahon, Brenda Wilder, Kathy Kulzer, Deb Theis. AFS exchange student from Honduras, Walter Argueta re- plied, If you have the chance to apply for AFS, do it. You will learn alot. The people of Has- tings have been really nice and I have meet people I never thought I would. Actually AFS, American Field Service, is a program to bring together people from different countries and different cultures. The Hastings AFS chapter had its share of fun and work. The fun was a Christmas party and a swimming party at the high school. The work was selling conces- sions at football and basketball games and their fundraiser, the Donkey Basketball Game. AFS President Greg McNa- mara commented, The major- ity of the kids are active with a lot of working together. WORKING A FOOTBALL concession stand, Akemi Nakano prepares soft drinks to be sold. Akemi was an exchange student from lapan.

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Art Thou Crafty? When asked why he started the Art Club, Mr. Zotalis an- swered, to build up the art pro- gram and show its importance at HHS! The Art Club members worked on individual art projects cover- ing material not included in class. Also, members did murals and went on field trips. These trips included art museums. Once This is the first year for the Literary Fine Arts Club, under this title, with Sue Hahn, Advi- sor. The club entered writing and photography in various contests. A childrens' book sale was orga- nized to raise money for club activities. Their chief goal was to publish a magazine that would contain student photog- raphy and writings. Q-1.3 V tfwf grptdff Upon a Time... DEMONSTRATING HER OWN storytelling technique was Sue Hahn, Advisor to the Lit- erary Fine Arts Club. ART CLUB MEMBERS, Marianne Ficker and Michelle Eckhart, had fun while painting after school in the Art room. LITERARY FINE ARTS CLUB members: Front row: Gloria Menard. Second row: Hope Warn, Laurie Paulson, Roseann Swanson. Third row: Mark Langenteld, Pete Gjervold, Charlie Folch. INSPECTING THE BOOKS ordered by the Literary Fine Arts Club were Mark Langenfeld, Luann Lund and Advisor, Sue Hahn. The childrens' books were sold as the club's fundraiser.