Hastings High School - Tiger Yearbook (Hastings, NE)

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Wffsfgigieysf lin. Gr si skriizzfii -.X q X' s Q . Z. X -Xing. fwvwfssie f' F2111 Tigers rea ch for the sky f FALL is an array of colorful goals set and achieved by the H.H.S. Tigers. Freshmen set goals for adjusting to a new school and different types of classes. Teachers must aim high in order to challenge students to broaden their background academically. Sporting teams, such as football, volleyball, cross country, and tennis, must work both together and as individuals to give their all! They survive the first weeks or so of conditioning in order to share the joys of challenge and victory. Homecoming is a special time of the year when excitement and student involvement saturates the air. Two special students are chosen and recognized for their many accom- plishments. An outstanding group of achievers under- take the responsibility of entertaining us during autumn. Drama is started right away with the fall play. Students work together to put on a great performance. The marching band has to work as a unit throughout performances and competitions in the fall. They earn some very valuable honors. A part of the band that is unique is flag squad and twirlers. Because of their enthusiastic way of striving for more, they are enjoyable to watch. Cheerleaders have a common goal, to encourage the participants of sports to reach for their goals. They also try to get the entire student body to do the same. The fall season shows spirit and enthusiasm and begins to prove The Sky's the Limit? Julie Lantz X J N

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The Sky's the limit N Hastings High School has a certain spirit in the air. Each individual in the school contributes part of him or herself to make that feeling so special and lasting. It's not the school, but the students and faculty that play the most important role here. It is these individuals' goals and aims in life, in other words, their spirits, that make H.H.S. what it is an excellent school very proud of its students because of their capability to reach goals set in front of them. Using this skill, students of Hastings High will succeed in life. Classes, clubs, teams, and teachers have, in common, this familiar need to achieve. As groups, they set their goals and share the happiness and joy when their goals have been reached, and possibly even surpassed. Unfortunately, not all goals are undertaken with such spirit and enthusiasm, and so, some of these are not achieved. Something is gained even from disappointment, though. Individuals in groups become closer as friends when disappoint- ments are shared, and that is an accomplishment in itself. Not all goal-setting occurs in groups. A person must achieve on his own and must set personal goals in order to contribute to the energetic spirit needed to achieve as a group. An individual must experience self- satisfaction to be useful to a group. Members of groups have to encour- age each other to search inside themselves for reason to strive for more. Sometimes this searching can be painful, but in the end, the joy of achieving goals and aims will overshadow the pain and disappoint- ment felt on the road to success. So, we set our goals high and reach high because here at Hastings High we know The Sky's the Limit. Julie Lantz

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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