Heidelberg High School - Yearbook (Heidelberg, Germany)

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imsuits, suntan lotion, and sunglasses were med into pens, 7h pencils, and three-ririg fold- s all too quicklyJuneJuly, and August flew by d before we knew it we were returning to the miliar halls, the long hours of studying, and the at of receiving report cards every nine weeks. espite the 55 minute Classes and 35 minute nches, everyone made it through the year with- t going completely crazy. Several classes went field trips to museums, conferences or exhib- i to expand their knowledge. Many students re given scholarships and most everyone fin- ed the year with memories of classroom jokes, essy lockers, and beaten up textbooks, Many courses were nOt taught this year that were offered in the past. This was due to several factors e changes in faculty mem- bers, course demands by the students, and new DoDDS policies. Because a high school education is the foundation for a successful life, students are determined to make it a productive one. Opposite page: Top; Marc Brown explains to Scott Webster why his program isn't working during a fourth hour computer class, Middle left; Ms. Oberhauser's stu- dents try their hands at German cooking. Bottom left; Mrs. Barmey and Mr. Moore catch up on some paper- work during their planning periods Bottom right; Mem- bers of the HHS staff cheer on the football team. This page: Top; The Cafeteria proves to be a popular hangout for teachers as well as Students. Middle left; Mr. Sisson takes time to share his Kit-Kat with one of his students. Middle center; Athletic director, Rich Bennett and stu- dent Kara Powell watch the students in the 4th hour basketball Class. Middle right; Mr. Fuller takes a break on the steps of the third floor lobby with a student. Introduction 15

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GOING PLACES Heidelberg High Schools students have a repu- tation for being brilliant, crazy, and busy. It seems as if we never slow down. The seniors are busy preparing for college, the juniors are get- ting ready to be seniors, the sophomores are trying to grow up, and the freshmen are finally getting over the excitement of being in high school and are moving on to new things. Being in Germany has many disadvantages, but it has many attributes that seem to outweigh them. Members of our student body have had the op- portunity to travel all over Europe, and some even around the world. Whether it be a trip around Heidelberg, or one to another country, H.H.S. students are always going places. Top leftzjust as this road sign tells drivers that have an option of which way to go, it also illustrates an important part of our lives: making decisions on which way to go. Top middle: A big part oftrips ate the constant stops at the borders. Luckily, these drivers go right through Without having to wait in line Top right: Go ahead! What do you have to lose? We all have to work hard to reach our dreams Middle: It's one of out most popular forms of transportation - the Ctrassenbahn. All aboard! Middle right: It's the good old Army shuttle bus e always dependable. Theme Page 17