Heidelberg High School - Yearbook (Heidelberg, Germany)

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William Sandidge Mark Sawyers Kathleen Schenk Mark Scott Shiela Schaap Lori Schmidt iss Lenora Peppers represented the Class of '88 for a second year in a row as the 1985 Sophomore Homecoming Attendant. Lenorahs charm, sunny personality and enthusiasm certainly has made her a valuable asset to the proud class of ,88 and to the entire schooL Our sophomore Homecoming attendant, Lenora Peppers Lenora stands with her escort David Tomblin in the Homecoming horseshoe. Tracy Schumpert William Seline Stephanie Sherman Nadine Sipes Noel Smart Ernie Smyth James Smyth Irena Springer McKell Steffensen David Stewart Iris Stevenson Mark Sullivan Monica Swanson Michael Swisher Joel Tanaka Michele Thearle Mark Thompson Micheal Timofeev

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, I'm thrilled. Greg Galloway an, I'm good. - Mark Sullivan Landy Tom Nelson Troy Newman Theodora Norcross Alfred Ockert Michael O'Leary Michael Oliver Wendy Olson George Orr Daniel Owen Kenya Owens Patrice Parish Yeng Parrot Charles Paskovics Jeff Patterson Heather Peck Lenora Peppers Sabrina Perreault Bret Peterson Heather Perry Mark Picconi Donald Potratz David Scott Pope Mark Prost Kathleen Pullman Renee Raether Michael Reisig Robert Robbins Laura Roberts David Rosarius Christal Ryan Sophomores

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8 8 r. and Miss Sophomore for the 85-86 year were Kris Wright and John Melton. Kris and John are typical students of the class of '88 - friendly, enthusiastic, and spirit- ed. Kris, a Varsity cheerleader, was our class president for the year. John is an out- standing Varsity football player and a mem- ber of ROTC. Both are active in all aspects of HHS. John and Kris certainly have proved themselves official members of the Lion's Pride. Clockwise: Our generation is l'The Force of the Future . Shannon McManners shows her spirit by dressing up as an elf during Homecoming Week. This group of mostly Sophomores look like they're having fun at the Homecoming game. Loni Correa and Kathi Dull listen in- tently to a class lecture. Center: HAnybody seen my thumb? asks Lance Hill. 108 Sophomores