Heidelberg High School - Yearbook (Heidelberg, Germany)

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MSC Ponders the Answers Top - Donna Gebhard aptly States her country's policies. , Bottom left - Matt Venzke, Heather Malogrides and Christine Meyers prepare for MSC Bottom right - Missy Ray lobbies intently. by Secretary General Matt Venzke, Heather Malogrides, Bill West, and Christine T he Mock Security Council bMSQ of this year was fabulously carried off. Chaired Meyer, MSC was a great experience - boasting five committees .. Human Right, Political, Disarmament, Decolonization, and a Security Council. This unique opportunity permitted participants to learn a lot about Current world issues while having a great time. Sponsored by Dr. Knapp, MSC brought excellent political chances not available to most Heidelberg students. Mock Security Council 13

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Lions Represent PRIDE at Tournaments he winter sports of Heidelberg carried on the T spirit of the pride. The wrestlers disPIayed great power as they crashed into a second place berth. The team had individual stars, too. Mike Sipos and Rosendro Cintron both battled to victory in their re- gional weight classes; Maurice Sipos followd closely, capturing a silver, and Steven Conroy placed third. Lions' basketball triumphed 2 the men's varsity plac- ing third and the women winning fourth in their re5pec- tive conferences. Senior Kendall Roberts, named MVP and most improved player, and the leader of the wom- en1s team, Britta Kilpatrick, amazed the crowds as they went A11-Conference and A11-Tournament. Also great performers. Bryan Knapp and Tanya Poslik were named All-Conference. Put together, this brought a continuation of Heidelberg's athletic prowess. Right - Brian Hoodenpyle is psyched for victory. Far Right 2 Mark Todd seems to have a definite triumph. GOLF 22 Sep - 12 Oct. 22 Sep Ed Allred 47-44 2 91. Robert Clark. 53-55 - 108, Nora McCarthy 76 29 Sep. Ed AIIred 11-51 - 92. H.K. Park 52-511 - 1061 Nora McCarthy 79-79 6 Oct. 13d Allred 49-43 - 92 10 Oct. Ed Allred 91.971 2 184 GYMNASTICS 5 Nmu 2 15 Dec; At K-Town HHS 2nd. Finals HHS 4th 1111s Opponent 11115 FOOTBALL 22 Sep. 2 10 Nov, VOLLEYBALL 22 Sep. 2 17 Nov. Kaiserslautern . Kaiserslautem Stuttgart Berlin 12.1.5. Ramstein Wuerzburg Wiesbaden Frankfu1t Mannheim Ramstem Big School Playoff Bitburg Kaiserslautern Wiesbaden RamStein BOYS CROSS COUNTRY 22 Sep. - 17 Nov. Wuerzburg Stuttgart Wiesbaden Frankfurt IiIrSi Kaiserslautern HHS Second HHS Second HHS First HHS Second HHS Second HHS Second HHS First 1301 1351 1251 1411 1411 1481 1191 22 Sep. 24 Sep. 6 Oct. 13 Oct. 20 Oct. 27 0ft 3 Nov. Regionals Mannheim GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY 22 Sep. - 17 Nov. HHS Fourth BOYS BASKETBALL 18 jan. - 9 Mar. HHS First HHS First HHS Second HHS First HHS First HHS First HHS First 22 Sept 29 Sep. 6 Oct. 13 Oct. 20 Oct 27 Oct. 3 Nov. Regionals HHS First 1551 Stuttgart Kaiserslautem Ramstein Mannheim Frankfurt Wiesbaden - 158 Opponent 11118 1-. 521-1421qu GIRLS BASKETBALL 18 Ian. 2 9 Mar. Opponent BOYS BASKETBALL 1Con't1 Wuerzburg Stuttgart Wiesbaden Kaiserslautem Wuerzburg Frankfurt Rumstein Mannheim WRESTLING 19 jan. 2 9 Mar. ALLMATCHES- First Place Central European Finals Heidelberg Third BOYS SOCCER 23 Mari .2 18 May Record: 3 Wins 31 Losses 1 Tie GIRLS SOCCIER Opponent Kaiserslautern Stuttgart Wuerzburg Wiesbaden Frankfurt Ramstein M'w'wmlquv Mannheim Boys 30 Mar. 27 Apr. 4 May 11 May 1Girls B-Balh Stuttgart Kaiserslautem Ramstein Mannheim Frankfurt Wiesbaden Wuerzburg Stuttgart Wiesbaden Kaiserslautem Wuerzburg Frankfurt Ramstein Mannheim TENNIS 23 Mari - 25 May Kaiserslautern Stuttgart Wuerzburg Wiesbaden Frankfurt Ramstein Mannheim Tournament First Boys Singles Second Boys Doubles Third Girls Singles Fourth Girls Doubles 52 Points Totals Opponent 15 31 28 49 44 50 29 35 35 32 25 58 33 24 TRACK 1Team Scores1 1 28 49 32 81 Girls 96 86 38 118

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HHS AWARDS H HS had many talented students who par- ticipated in various activities throughout the school year. The HHS Drama Club participated in the annual DODDS e Germany Drama Festival held in Wiesbaden and placed first with its entry from Shakespeare's A Mid- summer Night's Dream . Quenby Bakke and Westly West were recognized as the outstanding actors in the play Hey Neighbor , and Quenby Bakke was selected outstanding in the solo Cate- gory. Shakey jardine and Dan Kowaleski were selected Outstanding in the duet category. Selected Heidelberg art students attended the Visual and Performing Arts Workshop at Ober- wesel 29 April e 3 May. They practiced the arts of: stained glass, weaving, etching, batik, photo silk-screen, styles in drama, writinghideo, string ensemble, and many more. The following at- tended: Robin Faux, Christy Waller, Westley West, Christina Schenk, Ellen Golembe, Quenby .. Bakke, Kirstin Bakke, Lori Schoemann, Sarah L t - t ' ymmwmwm French, Raeann Schurter, Dave Spradling, and Eric Beuerman. They were sponsored by Mrs. Wiedemann. Crop lefQ Everett McCassey is receiving I one of his many awards from Mrs. Kuz- mick. tTop righo Colonel Lasker awards Robert Hartley as ROTC Cadet Of The Years tCenterT M. Venzke, B. Swisher, R. Towne, and M. Labovich being award- ed. tLower ler Bobby Reidel and Quenby Bakke are being awarded best choral members by Mr Hajicek. tLower righo Christina Schenk is weaving at the Performing Arts Workshop in Oberwe- sel. 14 Awards