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

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STUDENT 11181 10 2 9 3 3 4 165 MORNINGS AT HHS almost always arrive sunny and bright. Sarah Tressel looks into the sun perhaps contemplating the day ahead. INSTEAD OF PARTYING on Labor Day, Barry Morgan spent three hours of his time to help answer the phone for the Jerry Lewis Telethon in the Schumacher-Keller Realty of- lice. This past summer was almost like any other for HHS students. There were those who prided in having found a place of employ- ment along with those who pre- ferred soaking up the sunshine on the hot sands of the beach. A small minority of students left the sights and sounds of EXCITEMENT filters through the halls when the final hell rings at the end of seventh hour. Chris Glasenapp and lim Harp show their relief at finally getting out of school for the day. XWZZXX i

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VARSITY FOOTBALL Cheerleaders Kathy Peterson and Gretchen Truax express their despair while cheering the Raider football team on. RAIDER BACK Paul Curtis walks oft the field during the Woodbury-Hastings game. Hastings lost in overtime 20 to 14. DURING THE boys soccer game, Renee Harwood and Kim Lundstrom get a chance to watch the game in between recording of the stats. LOCK AND DAM H2 is a hangout for stu- dents who have no other place to go to be with their friends,

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Hastings for peace and quiet up in the BWCA or enjoyed a for- eign taste of summer on an AFS program- Although everyone did some- thing a little different they all shared one common feeling: No matter what you were doing the summer seemed too short. MT, , GROUPS OF STUDENTS can be seen every morning coming into school from the student parking lot. A lot of kids drive beoause they work or because they're involved in sports. Oihers drive because ihey'd rather spend money for gas then be caught riding the bus. E 2