Heidelberg High School - Yearbook (Heidelberg, Germany)

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0ming a Close Above: We often get so wrapped up in the hustle and bustle of life that we Can't see things Clearly. Above rig The trains in Germany often provided transportation to concerts and other acti Vities for HHS studentsl Right: Our memories of HHS will last forever although we only spent a small part ofour lives here. W,WWWM

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etting Us There Fri: Above: Mr. Fuller Right: Mrs. Ray fore you can go anywhere. there are three things you must know: where u're going what direction you're going in. and how you're going to get ere. This is the information provided for the HHS students by our guidance unselors and staff. They are Mr. Dickasodsophomores and seniom Mrs. agedfreshmen and juniorsJ. Mr. Fullerkareer counselom. and Mrs Ray. 10 is invaluable in keeping papers in order and filing transcripts To put it ntly, we'd never get anywhere without them. Left: Mr, Dickason Below: Mrs. Magee Counselors 171

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The past school year was an experience that all of Heidelberg High Schools students will remem- ber and cherish. New friends were made and good times were had by all. Our lives revolved around HHS: cramming for test, participating in Sports, studying for exams, and going out with friends on the weekends. The social aspect of school was foremost in almost every studentls mind, but homework and our teachers scoldings were always there to keep us straight. Our peers characterized Changes with their new fashions and fads, the faculty and counselors further pre- pared us for the future, and we all learned enough to make it at whatever we plan to be- come. The students of HHS are truly GOING PLACES . X Cl . zzwvio a 42:9ch 7WDL6L OAAJ 6K5; 7219.4 gVZQ engzZX 5W $27ow: 5- CagZK 9M ,4:ng 71$ch VKZE Wt; 772019.56 QM Zafe Right: Waiting patiently for the shuttle bus is often a very unpleasant task; however, these students seem to enjoy each other's company. Below left: As if to contemplate some rather intriguing question Pete Andrysiak, Chris Harrison, Mike Lisowski, Marc Brown, and Matt Lisowski stand with a thoughtful look on their faces, Below: Stu- dents living on the economy often found themselves using the German buses to get both to and from their homes. 'A 1.- Closing 173