Hastings High School - Tiger Yearbook (Hastings, NE)

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Freshmeng Strive For Top Freshmen are a very important part of Hastings High activities, even though upperclassmen tend to put them down. Many freshmen expressed the fact that being a freshman isn't easy but it is a lot of fun anyway. The hardest thing about being a freshmen was getting picked on by upper c1assmen, stated Eric Scott. There are a lot of responsibili- ties involved in being a freshman. Getting used to a new place, is one of them according to Julie Hester. Freshmen are involved in a lot of activities including basketball, volleyball, track, debate, band, football etc . . . Band was the thing that highlighted my year. stated Laurie Morrissey. Michelle Kerr vet l s 3 . tif .- Q .. 3 Angela and Andrea Edgington and Karla Kopisch dissect an apple. Q fi 51 2 Students in freshmen English classes celebrate pajama day. 6 :Q

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f Q Freshmen The highlight of my freshman year will be when I become a sophomore. Stephanie Seiler AC8dCID1CS 14 'Mass media class is like no other class, it opens up many ideas for the future. Michelle DeSimone Football 26 We had a really good season, but towards the end, we lost our mental concentration. jon Engelhardt Volleyball 34 Student support really helps fthe girlsj . . . when things drag, the crowd can pick us up. Miss Teetar Cross Country 42 The boys and the girls have a lot of support for each other. The group is diligent in its efforts and is serious to accomplish its goals. Mr. james K Boys Tenn1s 46 This was my first year out Ifor tennisj and I never expected to accomplish so much. Dave Gustafson Homecornmg 50 'T was really honored and excited, it was a night I 'll remember for a long time. jim Sanderson Fall Play 54 Lordy, Lordy, Lordy! Delilah ISusan Ganowj Marching Band 56 I believe everyone was thinking together about reaching a common goal. Mr. Duensing Flag Squad, Twirlers 58 The girls on the Iflagj squad this year worked extremely hard, and I think it showed. They pulled together and wanted to be the best. Ihz very proud of them, Lisa Ricker J Robynn Waltemath and Kim Werbel show their spirit at the Homecoming bonfire. Drum majors Cindy Morrissey and jane Strasheim perform I

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