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LIFE AF ER 2:30! A D espite the faCt that a student spent 6 and V2 hours in school each day, life went on after school! What students did with their free time depended on their special interests. An HHS student may choose any one or combi. nation of activities to fill in the free hours. There was always a number of events going on after school. Many students had to go to football, cheerleading, drill team, cross-country, basketball, etcr practice during the sports season. Other students worked after school to make a little extra money. Some students Spent all their spare time shopping, Then there were those of us who just wandered around, looking for something to do. Many activities went on through the night too. There were always fests around, or dances. A lot of people went downtown, while others took in the latest movie at PHV. No matter what students did with their free time, there was always LIFEH Melissa Brynildsen, Missy Ray and Bill West pose for the camera as they wait for Stacy Danielski to let them in the car. Kim Reyes just enjoys riding the bus homei Linh Beckett at her locket after school, Sherry Hoo- denpyle and Lisa Cooper enjoy dancing by the river. Student Life 29
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Clockwise:julie Hoffheins and Chris Van Voorhis try to decide whether or not to go homejoe Kuppich takes time Out to pose. Enjoying the fest are Brian Lee, Louisa Federico and Chip Whit- ley Some students have to stay after school to make up work! 28 Student Life
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IN THE SPOTLIGHTii On November 30th, HHS Students displayed their talent in music, and dancing by performing in the Variety Show '84. A large number of students, facul- ty, and parents showed up to encourage the stars-to- be. All of the acts were entertaining, bringing forth enthusiastic cheers and whistles. The music includ- ed an original piano composition, two rock groups, and singers. Dancing involved a group of Breakers displaying their grace , a tap dance routine, and a couple of original solo dance routines. The night was rounded off with a grand finale in which all the performers sang Fame. Clockwise: Play it again, Damon TomblinY Matt Mozart Venske. Alan Devaughan hands Chris Harrison his prize cake. Monica Swanson sings the bluesi f3. i Student Life
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