Heidelberg High School - Yearbook (Heidelberg, Germany)

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Left; Students grab a quick bite before rushing to their club meetings, Below; Debate club captain Heather Malogrides appears to be unbothered by the questions that she will debate on in the next meet. Bottom; Members ofthe Student Council sit thinking of plans for Homecoming festivities. Introduction

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Activities Somehow taking six classes and having homework in each one just didn't seem to be enough for the members of :1 1984-85 club or Organization. The various activities ranged from raising school spirit to solving world problems. The school, more than just a place for learning facts, became an investment of time and energy to produce excellence. The determination and willpower of keeping Heidelberg High School number one lies in every member who has put time and energy into their work. Some of the students even managed to have jobs. Outstanding leadership and teamwork have made the many clubs and organizations continually successful. all Dan The DUSTBUSTERS brought about many needed changes this yeari At the student council elections the ECTO-l showed the students that they meant business. Middle; The pep band performed at the home games and helped to increase school Spirit. Above; Letter jackets were popular at the school as these wearers show. Right; MUN president Matt Venzke along with Christine Meyer reviews his notes before an important MUN meeting, 10 Introduction

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Students The old saying the bigger the bet- ter didn't necessarily hold true this year, as all four classes stood out fer a particular reason. The freshmen and 50phomores seemed to be ev- erywhere, while it was often diffi- cult to find a junior, and almost impossible to find a senior. The stu- dents joined together as one school and were determined to make 1985 the year that would Change old tra- ditions into newer and better ones. Spirit and pride were everywhere, and although the weather was damp and chilly, Lion Sporting Top; A group of mostly seniors gathers on the second floor lobby to pose for a picture Above; Seniors Todd Blanchard and Matt Giuntini play with their lunch. Center; Melis- sa Meyer gives her upsidedown friend a hand. 12 Introduction events were always packed with fans. Before we knew it, the end of the year was near and everyone was getting ready for summer. The freshmen were glad to get past their first year; the sophomores were happy that they would be upper- Classmen, arid the juniors were ex- cited that they would at last be seri- iors. The seniors were ready to gra- duate, but they were sad to be leaving their friends, arid sad to think that their high school years were over all too soon. Above; A group of spirited seniors build a pyramid at their picnic on the river. Right; Walter Mitchel takes a break from the action at the senior picnic