Heidelberg High School - Yearbook (Heidelberg, Germany)

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Student Council Clockwise from top: Susanne Marcus, PTSA representative, along with Noel Smart, Mary Robson, Rich King, Georgia Predmore, and Mike Jacob demonstrate their leadership abilities by building a straw structure. Den- nis HGet it Done Macray, SC President, and John Hogan, SC 2nd VP, preside over the General Assembly. Various leaders of Classes and clubs work diligently at the SC sponsored Leadership Workshop. Although the SC officers ran unopposed, they still plastered the school with bright and catchy campaign posters. he 1985-86 Student Council helped to bring HHS an excellent year of activitie and services. With early organization and planning throughout the summe under SC sponsor Denise Oneyis direction, the year started off well with bot student and administrative support. . After a sudden and impressive campaign week for SC elections, the candidates wer unopposed. Perhaps it was the intimidating experience factor of the candidates whic kept others from running for office! The re-election tfirst in HHS historyi of Denn Macray for President and the election of new officers with previous experience esta lished a well run Student Government; David Taylor as First Vice-President, Jo Hogan as Second Vice-President, Lenora Peppers as Secretary, Laura Kuppich 30 Clubs

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Above: Struggling to save the world, Mr. Klim battles Russell Gartman on the hexagonal field of war. Members of the Chess Club assembled each day at noon for one half hour of excitement and fun. The team was very competitive, and no two games were alike. Many different strategies were taken and learned as the group gained experience in tournaments and competitions. President, David Wilke, and Vice-President, Richard Potratz, were aggressive and skilled players as was Treasurer, John Fellenz. Top Row: deft to righO Mirko Rakigjija, Richard Potratz, Mr. Buchholz, Mike Timofeen, Doug Cheney, John Fellenz and Dave Wilke. Bottom Row: Ueft to righo Daryl Cheney, John Tucker, Gil de Ondarza, Jeff Patterson and Troy Newman. The War Games Club, according to President, Bob Crouch, leays games involving strategic simulations of historical battles and future imaginary warfare. Club meetings were held each day during lunch in room 314. The club sponsor was Mr. Klim; Vice- President, Pat Savage; Treasurer, Mark Goldman; Secretary, Mike Andershak; and the Student Council Representative, Russ Gartman. By selling candy to students of night classes held here at the high school, the War Games club was able to raise money for purchasing new games and magazines pertaining to fantasy war games. Top Row Oeft to righoz Robert Fellenz, John Tucker, Todd Muise, Russel Gartman, Aki Graham, Jamie Delisle, Brad Cogswell, Scott Ferguson, Alex Johes, Valerie Pylander. Mr. Kilm. Middle Row Ueft to righO: Douglas Molier, Kevin Miller, Bob Crouch, Pat Savage, Tammy Gartman. Hront Row deft to righU: Mark Goldman, Mike Andreshak. 29 4T+'

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Counter-clockwise from top: Laura Kuppich, SC Treasurer, helps with class elections by introducing candidates for the sophomore class. With all the preparations necessary for Homecoming, Lenora Peppers, SC Secretary, turns to Mrs Denise Oney, SC advisor, for advice. The Student Council Sponsored Orientation Night to wel- come new students to HHSl Our darling Spirit Lion is awarded to the most spirited Class during a pep rally. Left to right; back row: Mike Jacob, John Oney, Erica Card, sponsor Mrs. Oney, David Taylor, Dennis MaCray, John Chase, David Gage, Kelly Bailey, Noel Smart, Josh Cooper. Sandy Risko, Bettina Barry, and Mary Robson. Kneeling: Mike Lisowski, and Scott Hogan. Second Row: Georgia Predmore, Tracy Van Wormer, Susanne Robbins, Britta Kilpatrick, Brian Hoodenpyle, Laura Kuppich, Susanne Marcus, Sharon Nieson, and Lenora Peppers. First Row: Robin Cabaniss, Tracey Dionne, Joy Oenning. Maurice Sipos, Joel Tanaka, Michelle Foster, Kris Wright, and Tracy Cooper. Treasurer, and Susanne Marcus as PTSA Representative. The Student Council's responsibilities included the pep rallies during the sports season, the successful Homecoming activities, lspirit week, pep rally, parade, and the enjoyable Homecoming Dance at the Molkenkurl, Christmas activities, dances, Blue and Gold Night, the Missed America Pageant, student orientation, teacher appreciation activities and representation of HHS students. The Student Council also helped clubs and classes with their activities and monitored events to be brought to HHS. The cooperation of groups and the volunteer support by students to Dennis and the Student Council contributed to the excellence of '85-'86! Clubs 31