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

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Boundry Waters Canoe Trip l98O As the final seconds of school ticked by, some 1475 students were looking forward to another summer vacation. All but 60 of us were in this state of mind, for we were looking forward to another two weeks of school. The big question was where were we going. The answer? The Boundry Waters Canoe Area! Whoever thought of a classroom in the woods? Who thought that a canoe and a paddle could be an essential part of a learning 'ti experience? AS WE PORTAGED from Canada to the U.S. on Little Knife Portage, Ken Owl showed us his voyageur spirit as he double packed to the next lake, to save precious time. as LUNCHTIME DRAWS the gang towards HOW ABOUT A DIP? On a layover day 2 the food packs to get their share of fig new- Seagull Lake, Deal' Trails End, Kristi. tons, dried apriggfsl rye kl-isps and honey- Hellzen was about to be thrown into the lak MMMMM Good! by Dean Cran, Ken Owl and left Hoffman.

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FAST FOOD chains offer many jobs for stu- dents. Mary Waldhauser works as a cashier and cook at Hardee's. STUDENTS FIND work at retail stores. Here Melinda Andersen restocks the shelves at Thrifty Snyder Drug in the Midtown Shop- ping Center. ,- V .Q 1 h 1 A-3 E M, bn Li ri IE, FT' ,, Z IP'- ' GROCERY STORES offer many hours ot work for students. Troy Klem and Mike Ritt spend their time as carry out boys at Red Owl.