Hastings High School - Tiger Yearbook (Hastings, NE)

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. .,,,,,s 4 , L , . . 4 . A Lower Left: Jill Laun visits the Palace of Versailles in France. The Palace was built in the 1600 's os the royal residence of France. The building has about 1, 000 rooms. lt is more than one-fourth mile long and covers 250 acres. Upper Left: One of the entrances to the Tower of London in London, England. Deanna Johnson sponsored the two week tour of England and Europe. Ten other adults accompanied the students on this tour. Below.- Senior Ann Stewart stands in front of the Notre Dame in France. The Notre Dame was once a place where most French Kings were corinoted during the thirteenth ond fourteenth century. Left: Ann Stewart and her French Family the Puchelle 's stop for a break at a sidewalls cafe' in France, M-kwa w,,,wqg.,, A Q-v we Ms.. Ts. 'aff my 59 'pf-'Fr -. . K H59 s. .'? 'S ix .,. ,t , t i .. ...1 .. n sQs. .cs-y.-:P- . vw . 3.1- .. ,M i r- .QQ .sg..g-ss,Q55::- 1 awww '-i ,, . ,c , . :gy lg.. psy. . 5 ,.-.-PRE, - K ,- . ... 111. ff:...- , J, - . . ..,,,4,,M5.4n, KA. , Q .,.,..-... -, Y- . !.- yr-.f ,1 YQi:,.gv:...9f3. W . Q. -,,.... 1,4 . Ky, -ic , sy 3-.W ..-vii.. si A'-tr ar. . . , x.-, -,J 1... A. ., .. ..Qi.,,.., ,N . .. Ax . A . J. a . . IE T Hastings Hlgh students travel obroodlTraveI Abroad 13

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Hastings High Students travel abroad M - uring summer, wayfaring students from HHS traveled abroad to experience the culture, romance, and history of different countriessfigere were several trips that took place. Some of these trips weregsponsored by public school teachers and others lined up theiigs tgzh trips through Rotary and NACEL. intinerary included visiting historical monuments, glamor- ous sights, authentic entertainment, and most of all meeting people of a totally different and unique culture, Gretel Mottes, a senior at Hostings High said, l've never had such a great experience. l met new friends and was part of a different culture, fashion, food and customs, l'll never forget Germany as long as l live. Although Gretel lived in a home during her stay in Europe, others traveled readily along the countryside of Europe. Kara Peterson, another senior at Hastings High, traveled with ACIS Cultural 12 Travel AbroadfHastings High Students Travel Abroad Exchange, with sponsor Elaine Booth and eight other students. lt was really fun to get to see so much of Europe in such a short time. The neatest part was visiting Hastings, England to promote Hastings, Nebraska. explained Kara. Whether students stayed in homes or just took a glance and moved on didn't seem to make a difference, they all had a super experience. Europe is full of sights to see with lots of things to dal said Kara. Libby Friend, Kay Saehtleben Above Left: Senior Ann Srewarrs French Family's Country Cottage in the village of Brabanr En Argonne in the Argonne Forest. Ann lived with the Puchelle Family for a month. Lower Left: Elaine Booth, presents the key of Hastings, Nebraska to the mayor of Hastings, England. Above: The Tomb of Napoleon in the Eglise du Dome I Church ofthe domej in Paris, France. Freshman Jill Laun, and ren other students from Hastings 5enior High toured England and parts of Europe during the summer of '65,

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America 's innocent vision of space travel is gone. It went in a flash and a tiery ball at 11:39 a.m., on January 28, 1966. At that instant, seven men and women who dared to break the bonds of Earth simply vanished, their passing marked by a 10mile high cloud that hung in the skies far hours. Above - HH5 students look on as details come in. U.S. farmers skinned by another season, and harvested bumper crops in 1965. But thousands are still so Hnancially pressed that survival in 1986 appears slim. For Doug DuBose rwlsrs through a hole and hehvs carry the always - phenomenal the most port, the problems were economical, Land values went down in price Huskers to another victory. The Huskers scored a Q-3 season, after farmers borrowed money to add to their operation. 14 Current EventsfHighIights 85-86