Heidelberg High School - Yearbook (Heidelberg, Germany)

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From left to right: Adrienne Magee, Britta Kilpatrick, Natalie Pace, Michelle Thearle, Liz Martell, and Ms Nancy Masters. Deadlines Student Prints did a terrific job of keeping the school informed during the year. Starting with a change of logo, the Student Prints was a great addition to the Spirited 1984-85 school year. Their feature articles, news. and gossip Tid Bits , were interesting and entertaining. The staff worked long hard hours to meet their deadlines. Their success was aided by their advisor, Ms. Masters, Editor in Chief Adrienne Magee, and business manager Suzanne Robbinsi By working diligently and cooperating with each other, the staff n uptoduceidijgteat' newspaper: We Business Manager ?Sii'z'iinner Robbine , ex 53

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Parents in the Booster Club helped to make Heidelberghs sport programs as good as they were. The parents worked at the games keeping score, charging admis- sion. and working at the concession stand. They provided tran5portation to all of the away games and cheered us on constantly. We thank the parents for their support, time, and for caring. Top phOtO: Mrs. Daane selling tickets to an away game to Gil Devandarza. Bottom photo: Mrs. Sands filling the display Case for the Booster Club store arents

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When choosing the theme for the 1984-83 yearbook the Hoheit Staff had no idea just how well Going Places would fit this school year, Staff members ran around constantly arranging times and places to get photographs taken. talking to the sponsors of clubs and aCtivities. selling ads and yearbooks. searching for misplaced layouts. and a variety of other tasks. Some olour time was spent trying to obtain phOtos ofall the mam HHS activities and producing good spreads for this year's book, When deadlines rolled around the staff was transformed into a group of rushed maniacs. Eves were bloodshot and great tufts of hair were pulled out in fits of frusrrationl The end of these deadlines brought relief to all. but there was never even a day Of Constantly Moving total relaxation as we all knew that the next deadline was just around the corner. Staff members also found themselves playing the roles of salesmen. and it wasn't unusual to see them running around with subscription pads trying to get us all to buy our yearbooks, Amen;Y the greatest assets to the staff were the advisor. Ms. Blake: the Editor-in-Chief, Leanne Byant; the Head Photographer, Marcus Carpenter; the Business Man- ageri Risa Gleichenhaus: and the Herffjones Repre- sentative. Lisa Tomlinson. The 1984-85 lloheit Staff spent many long hours On the yearbook in hopes of showing the students of HMS that we are all truly Going Places . Above: Learning,y to type is a part of everyone's yearbook exper- ience as Eddie Ringmacher shows Right: Sports and Clubs aren't the only things Houston Worthy and Laura Spink know about, Here they are rummaging through the files to update the index.