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

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STRIVING TO FINISH a spread on sports for This year, the yearbook brought with it changes. One of the most important, was Gary Gronquist replacing Mr. Chmelik as advisorg bringing with him different ideas. These ideas helped in finding a theme. To locate this theme, the staff turned to magazines, radio, and finally settled on a TV advertisement: Seconds Tick By . . . A second change that was made involved the book's layout of a 2 page spread. It contains copy, which tells a story about the activity, people or organiza- tion presented. Pictures also help develop a story, with one having domi- nance on a page. With each pic- ture you'l1 find captions ex- plaining what's going on. When the page is finished, a headline is added to sum up the whole page. The whole book was finished on time and the staff, for all the long hours of work, received a free yearbook and a sense of pride and accomplishment. CAUGHT IN THE ACT of taking pictures in a Home Economics class were staff photogra- phers Reid Faulkner and Paul Langenfeld. a yearbook deadline were staff members Rod Bowman, Kim Busch and Deb Holm. SPIRAL STAFF MEMBERS: Front row: Ieff Back row: Rene Doffing, Colleen Litterer, Hoffman. Second row: Paul Langenfeld, Kim Rod Bowman, and Advisor Gary Gronquist. Busch, Deb Holm. Third row: Dave Gerten, Not pictured: Mary Kasel, Reid Faulkner, Natalie Renne, Kathy Haas, Tammy Nelson, Diane Swanson. Jill Hansel. 4

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MODELING THE LATEST French design was French Club member Mary Hageman. The monster head was made and displayed in the Homecoming Parade, FFA MEMBER lonel Langenfeld defied the laws of gravity, while preparing FFA fruit for sale, 6 Q x ssl AFS MEMBER Dorthe Morfenson munches away on the profits made on popcorn sales at iheir concession stand. A RED CROSS NURSE made nervous Kim Siebenaler as comfortable as possible while she donates blood.

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Extra-Read All About lt RAlDER'S DIGEST STAFF for 1980-81: First row: Bob Medcraft, Craig Kieffer, Sam Schoen, Rick Fuller, Dave Wesley, Ioel Reu- ter. Second row: Advisor-Dave Mattson, Patty Perrault, Mary lo Kranz, Ienni Holtdorf, Iulie Doyle, Ionel Langenteld, Robin Girgen, Third row: Mike Savoie, Scott McCallum, Rob Kugler, Pat Gegen, Craig Kilborn, Craig Dil..orenzo, Bob Frerich, Karel Glastra VanLoon. The staff spent many hours searching for material for each story. Copy was typed and sent to the Hastings Star Gazette to be set. The photographers in the meantime went into action clicking pictures, developing film and making prints. The whole staff met at the Star Gazette to layout the pages. The layouts were driven to Red Wing to be printed. Three hours later the newspa- per was delivered to the high school to be handed out to the students. Another year has ended for what Patty Perrault thinks is the best fRaider's Digest, staff in the last three years. The school newspaper reported on school and non-school activi- ties. For the staff this means long hours of work, even though Joel Reuter remarked, Two seconds before a deadline, you whip-up something quick. His attitude illustrated an- other staffer's words, l'We have lots of fun, but also put out a paper of some quality and dedi- cation. RAIDERS DIGEST REPORTER, Rick Fuller rereads his copy while Craig Kilborn looks in the dictionary for the correct spelling.