Heidelberg High School - Yearbook (Heidelberg, Germany)

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Audio-Visual The A-V Club is a service or- ganization. Its primary aim is to provide Heidelberg American High School with a pool of trained equip- ment operators to assist the teach- ers in the utilization of the various types of A-V equipment. The mem- bers learn to operate and care for projectors, record players, etc. and must pass a performance examination in order to receive a projectionist license. BACK ROW: J. Kline, R. Evans, P. Gilbreth, Mr. Jones, L. Foster, J. Berkowitz, R. Anderson. MIDDLE: J. Spurlock, S. Gritz, D. Morrison, P. Hurt. FRONT ROW: M. Handin, J'. Hartline, B. Heath, W. Hunley, T. Jessup. Foreign-Language Club The purpose of the F oreign Language Association is to raise the interest level in the study of foreign languages at this school by affording students the op- portunity to gain an insight into varied and different languages. Ken Roberts, Pres., Steven Pratt, Treas., Karen Losch, Sec., Janis Put- man, Vice-Pres., Mr. Reimann. lst ROW: Mr. Reimann, J. LOpez, M. Moore, 1. Posich, K. Losch, K. White, S. Punsack. 2nd ROW: E. Elfton, J. Reading, L. Underwood, C. Breyfogle, P. Poe, T. Hardman, L. Mookerjee, E. Hoadley, M. Scott. 3rd ROW: M. Munsen, J. Shockey, S. Schuh, N. Nelson, M. Moore, S. Steyer, W. Arenz, R. Dumras.

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Council '38 1e m1 vie One of the outstanding accomplishments of the Ming, Student Council was the purchase of thirty-two navy lted a . blue blazers with special gold Heidelberg crests. ,as filled These blazers will be the official uniform for all Heidelberg representatives such as the band, letter- men, athletic teams, and Student Council officers. tional Vice President team A student store was opened this year. The store, BOB MUSHEN 'ganized operated by students, sells school supplies, pennants, .Cket book covers, and decals. It is also a place utilized H sea- by the yearbook and newspaper staff for the purpose of selling subscriptions. lon It was quite a year for Heidelberg High and for WWWAW g the Heidelberg Council. A year of new ideas -- a WWW t $150, year of experiment -- a year of accomplishment -- 1 man- a year to remember and to build upon. Treasurer ANN TSUBOTA Above, Bob LaFerriere, Jane Harris, and Ann Tsubota ! are waiting at the gate for loyal Heidelberg rooters. At the right. Linda Styer and Margaret Evans await their customers at the Student Store.

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ran, anis Put- mn. SEATED: Karen Farr, Candy Wiegel. FIRST ROW: Connie Colbert, Teri Moore, B111 Putting, Mary Jo Moore, Bob Ewing, Hilda Lough, Teri Scotton. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Pimer, Linda Murphy, Rick Orme, Sandy Cevey, Wilbur Scott, Randy Bell. For the first time at Heidelberg a printed newspaper was produced, complete with -' pictures and cartoons. The reader was treated to choice features, up -to-date news, h and action-packed sports stories. The STUDENT PRINTS' staff made use of the print- . ing facilities of the STARS 81 STRIPES, but performed other functions from writing to layout itself. Never losing sight of its duty to the precepts of good journalism, the STUDENT PRINTS was geared to the entertainment and enlightenment of the student. Editors: Linda Murphy, Copy Editor; Candy Weigil, CO-Editor; Teri Scotton, Art Editor; Karen Farr, Co-Editor; Randy Bell, Sports Editor; Mary Jo Moore, Feature Editor. Well, The story of the astronaut landing on the cafeteria is good.