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

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tritium WORKING AT Olson's Greenhouse, Lori Kimmes arranges a bouquet of roses to meet a customer's approval. It gives her a sense of satisfaction to create a beautiful arrange- ment from scratch. AS A COOK AT Papa Charrito's, Mary Holzemer shows her talent at making a taco. She also makes enchiladas and other Mexi- can dishes. WORKING OUTSIDE in the cold was one of Dan Frandrup's duties at Bahls Motor 81 Im- plement.

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A Personality All Our Own HHS students are proud of their school and not afraid to show it. During Homecoming week it was especially evident. The energy and excitement brought the school to life throughout the week. Students looked forward to each day won- dering what outrageous outfit to wear or just waiting for the big game against the Raiders num- ber one rival, Park High School. Each year Homecoming ar- rives with much anticipation and chaos. Due to the outstand- ing spirit of the student body, it almost certainly becomes a suc- cess. They showed their Raider Pride constructively to make Homecoming 1980 one of the best! ALL THE WORLD LOVES A CLOWN, espe- cially a smiling one? One of the students volunteers time to kick up his heels as a clown for the Homecoming festivities. THESE DAYS THE WEST has spread to all parts of the country. lohn Roberts proves to us that the urban cowboy is alive and well at HHS. THE SOPHOMORE CLASS clidn't win the hall decorating contest. They showed in- credible spirit for being new to the school.