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

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DRESS STYLES changed for. a day as a HAT DAY gave students the opportunity tc small group of students displayed their ham it up in school, Mary Kasel, 101111 unique outfits on Punk Rock Day as shown Moes and De Berg display their hats tor the by Senior Pat Collins, camera. COLLEGE DAY was the start of the Snow Week activities. Students wore T-shirts, jer- seys and sweatsuits bearing names of col- leges as shown by Laura Hobday and Erin Corbett. PUNK ROCKER, Lorri Swendiman, dregge in style for Punk Rock Day orc Tuesda' Lorri was one of the few studeisfs who pal ticipated on the day.

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5-k . And The Beat Goes On. MEMBERS OF SPOILER take if easy after a hard practice. Members include Ken Haaland, lim Coughlin, Dan Siebenaler, Erik Mathison and Chris Illa, Carl Moeller, Dan Robinson and Jeff Beltz have only been together a short while. The name of their band, Eyes, was conceived while they were watching the movie, The Eyes of Laura Mars. Eyes practices about four nights a week for four hours. Both Robinson and Beltz play in other bands in addition to their commitment to Eyes. They hope to focus all their energy into Eyes as soon as jobs become available. Eyes describe themselves as a high energy power rock trio. New wave is alright for them but not the really weird kind. They have written some original songs but haven't worked them into their act yet. The band plans to begin play- ing at local bars around town like the 'iCrystal Pistol. They would like to end up by playing at the Civic Center. BASS GUITARIST for Eyes was junior, Carl Moeller. A band means a group of people that get together and that's exactly what we do, says Dan Siebenaler, lead singer of the band Spoiler. We just got on the bandwagon. Spoiler is made up of a con- glomeration of different bands. Their music reflects the type of music that is popular today. The members do not like new wave. They prefer to play what they term as urowdie rock. The other members of the band are bass guitarist, Ken Haaland, Jim Coughlin, lead guitar, Chris Illa, rythm guitar and Erik Mathison on the drums. They try to get together to practice two or three times a week.

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A SREIK roamed the halls and visited the classrooms on Eastern Day during the Snow Week activities. Mike Minnaert dressed the part of the sheik. Snow Week Festivities of '81 Snow Week of January 1981 was very different compared to other years. Snow sculptures were not made by school organi- zations because of the lack of snow. The first day of Snow Week was a big success. Stu- dents and faculity took part in College Day by wearing T-shirts and sweatshirts of a college in or out of the state of their choice. Cornation practice took place during 4th period in the audito- rium. On Tuesday, all of the Punk Rockers showed up in their unique and rather cool get-ups. It was evident that students fa- vored other styles of dress for there were very few students participating. Many students exhibited their school spirit while attending the Pep Fest Tuesday afternoon. The cheering contest was dominated by the Senior Class. The cheerleaders lost the tug-of-war. Hats off to Snow Week was the spirit around the school on Wednesday. There was a great variety of hats displayed by the students. Nerd Day shared the scene with Hat Day on Wednesday. Eastern Day took a change around HHS when sheiks from foreign countries showed up in the halls and classrooms. As Snow Week quickly came to an end, many students and faculty showed their spirit by wearing their blue and gold shirts and jerseys. PEP FEST was held during 7th period on Tuesday of Snow Week. The pep fest gave students a place to display their school spir- il.