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

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1981 Future Homemalcers Farmers of Tomorrow Hastings FHA President, Janean Dobias, stated about this years club, lt grew quite a bit at the junior level. The club, which has been in existence since 1945, has a long list of accomplishments. Eight years in a row students from the Hastings Chapter, have been elected District officers. In 1980 the club received a special plaque for raising the most money for Camp Courage and for the handicapped. This year they planned many activities. They were in The Homecoming Parade, attended District meetings, had an over- night encounter at school, and even got gifts together for the underpriviledged kids in Has- tings. HELPING THE FFA prepare for delivery of fruit for their annual fruit sale, Tom Weber stacks a lug of fruit. The FFA sold oranges, grapefruit, apples, sausage and cheese. FFA may stand for Future Farmers of America, but you didn't have to live on a farm to join. Members learned about such things as: leadership, animals and agriculture. Exceptional members went to FFA CLUB MEMBERS: Front row: Nancy Fox, Sharon Brickzin, Lisa Schaffer, Cindy Angell, Laurie Paulson, Lorna Koestner. Sec- ond row: Cathy Leiteld, Lori Kimmes, Kris a National Conference held in Kansas. A member who went this year, Nancy Fox, stated, It was fun. I learned a lot about our organi- zation- and met star agri-busi- nessmen. Leifeld, Corina Kimmes, Lisa Brickzin, Dave Brown. Back row: lim Wright, Tom Raway, lerry Gergen, Leon Endres, Dean Weber, Mark Beskau. FHA CLUB MEMBERS: Front row: Advisor- Rose Tarnowski. Second row: Laurie Sieben, Carrie Reinsch, Sheryl Hernp, Brenda Wilder. Third row: Pam Langenteld, lanean Dobias, loan Dobias. Fourth row: Kim Hunt, Nancy Crook, Tammy Hatten. Fifth row: Cathy Leiteld, Lisa Iorgenson, Brenda Beissel, Sandy Birchow, Sixth row: Sue Conzemius, Mary Medcrait, Tina Stoudt, Lor- na Koestner. Seventh row: Lisa Timmer, Mandy Heesch, Kay Cheetham. m

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RAIDERETTES PERFORMING during a bas- ketball game are Karen Knutson, Margaret Scully, Robin Norgaard, Iill Schneider, Kate McNeary and Michaele Price. T -.. -X . .?.v-. . I t MEMBERS OF THE 1980-81 RAIDERETTES: McNeary. Second row: lo Reisch, Lori Thue, First row: Cheryl Klernenstrud, Denise Dawn Brekken, Amy Stevens, leanne Eggert, Peterson, Sue Langlais, Robin Norgaard, Karen Knutson, Margaret Scully, Tracy Michaele Price, lill Schneider, Kate Schabert. Legs in Motion The Raiderettes are the leg kicking, hand clapping, dancing girls of HHS. These girls represented all three grades and were chosen at a fall try-out by a panel of judges. The Raiderettes per- formed at basketball games and pep fests. They practiced all year on Monday nights and Thursdays after school. Each performance required a new routine, and the girls devel- oped their own. These girls also had to make their own cos- tumes. WARMING UP BEFORE performing at a basketball game are Dawn Brekken, Amy Stevens, Ieanne Eggert, Kate McNeary, Mar- garet Scully, Iill Schneider and Michaele Price. ' NEW ROUTINES REQUIRE lots of practice to perfect the timing. A Monday night prac- tice had Sue Langlais and Michaele Price working on line moves. 107

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OPERATING THE CONCESSION STAND were OEA members Nancy Flanegan, Char Wagner and Patricia Martin. OEA operated a concession stand at each home football game. OEA Always Active OEA CLUB MEMBERS: Front row: Diane Seifert, Maureen Ficker. Second row: Mary King, Patty Doffing, Peggy Rowe, Ann Ger- lach, Paula Morrison, Sandy Palm, Brenda Gerlach, Renee Regenscheid. Third row: Lois Otto, Kari Ellingson, Lori Williams, Kathy Bare, Kim Kane, Diane Hamilton, Ka- ren Collins. Fourth row: Nancy Reissner, Dawn Clatlin, Karen Angell, Char Wagner, Karen Frandrup, Kathy Beissel, Diane Friesen. Fifth row: Karen Theis, Holly Denn, Patricia Martin, Carol Heschke, Nancy Flanegan, Missy Greene. Not pictured: Debbie Anderson and Vickie Frandrup. OEA ran on a busy schedule this year. At their October con- ference meeting, they planned their agenda for the year. One fundraiser was selling concessions at the football games. Some activities were vis- iting the elderly, preparing for the opening of a school supply store, and the employer-employ- ee banquet. The highlight of each year is visiting the regional conference in February. HHS members were selected to compete against other regional OEA members. A one time contestant, Nancy Flanegan, said of OEA, This club prepares you for office work, while teaching leader- ship. DESCRIBING THE PROCEDURE, Advisor Peggy King indicates to Mary King where to position designs and words on a bulletin board. 109