Heidelberg High School - Yearbook (Heidelberg, Germany)

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t7 ,1 I' Mt' ; W yMtth h I X Pride is being,Y proud of Who and what you are: at H.H.S.. it is being proud to be a Lion. Whether a freshman or 21 senior. whether a scholar or an athlete. whether a student or a teacher, Lion pride is something.Y that is simply acquired. abundantly visible. and. unfor- tunately. easily lost. The student faculty. and adminis- tration all spent a great deal Of time and worked very hard to restore that sense of pride that had seemingly left our school. We all realized that a Lion's pride really is his family and friends. and that in the Heidelberg High School family putting responsibility into depen- dents education is Lion's PRIDE. Every once in a while papers must be kept neat to do the work well as Even doing?Y typing Ms. Tamulinas has a smilet Mrs. Bruno demonstrates. Administration 59

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Administration Dr. Korth tPrincian stands proudly in his office. Today in our world. when good learn- ing is scarce. we are lucky that we had a fine administration to lead us through our years of high school. We learned. during these years. more than just our studies We learned responsibilities and self-pride which were put back on track with N.HSIS P.R.I.D.E. pro- gram. Leading the way both in and out of the classroom were our excellent staff of administrators, teachers and support personnel. On the pages that follow these fine educators are present- ed to you the student body. Mr. Roger Macray tAssistant Principall 58 Administration

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Pamela Barney Richard Baxter Social Stugjes Science Mir F12 yL, t Cynthina Bommarito William Brown Marvin Buchholz Basic EngliSh English Science Robert Fellenz Richard Dickason Ruth Gibson Science Counselor Math Not pictured: John Fuller 60 Faculty