Heidelberg High School - Yearbook (Heidelberg, Germany)

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mama eEEHIND THE MASK- embers of the Drama Club are able to develop their act- ing abilities and display their many talents on stage. The Drama Club was sponsored first semester by Mr. William Dixon. Un- der his guidance meetings were held at lunch in room 139 and plans made for a Talent Search. The performance was a great success and gave many HHS students a chance to demon- strate their talents. At the end of the first semester Mr. Dixon decided not to remain and a new Drama Club sponsor was select- ed and plans were made for a spring play. Drama Club officers, left to right: Genie Hughes, Judy Gouge, Jennifer Hoffman, and' Donna Gebhard. t Members left to right: Top row; Donna Gebhard, Judy Gouge, Genie Hughes, Danelle Miller, Susanne Hough, Susan Harmon, and Anna Bertucci. Middle row; Josh Cooper, David Gage, Jennifer Hoffman, Becky Broach, and Irena Springer. Bottom row; Heather Perry, Jackie Broach, Christina Willard, and Joanna Cooper. 46 Drama

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The Spice Of Life. The Band performs a diversity of musical styles including popu- lar, Big Band, and Classical. The Heidelberg Band has given three formal concerts for the Heidelberg Community, marched in the Hal- loween parade, performed at Christmas programs for the High School and Middle School stu- dents and has played for Gradu- ation yearly. The Madrigals were organized by Mr. Frank Haji- cek in 1980 to provide an advanced choral opportu- nity for Heidelberg students. Twelve to sixteen voices are selected by audition to comprise this S.A.T.B. singing group. They have sung at various community functions to include clubs, churches, performances at the Heidelberg and Schwetzingen Castles and the residence of the General, Command- er in Chief, USAREUR. Top left: With determined faces the flute section performs their rendition of HWhat Child Is This . Top Right: Freshman Joanna White practices for the band's upcoming concert. Middle left: The Concert Band during a performance at Heidelberg High School. Middle Right: Relaxing before the performance is the flute section. Bottom: The 1985-86 Madrigals, left to right: Paul Hogan, John Hogan, Susan Hough, Megan McKay, Sarah French, McKell Steffensen, Kirstin Bakke tnot pictured: Josh Pattyl Clubs 41'

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HTJIETAIETM 4.. L ij-Ln, U19, Greak MAM Stake, 'Out...Nov-Z' op picture: Shannon Sanders, Sharon Roten, and Betina Dossmann eceive a flower for participating in the HAdopt a Smoker program. iddle picture: Poster by Kari Ghent. Above: Winning poster by ichaei Bratcher t3rdt. Top left: Poster by Scott Ferguson. Top right: Winning poster by Robin Faux t2ndi. HHS students demonstrated their artistic talents by entering the Great American Smoke-Out Poster Contest held during the week of Nov 18-22. The winners were lst place Dietrich Knapp, 9th grade; 2nd place, Robin Faux, 12th grade; 3rd place tie between Michael Bratcher, 9th grade, and Troy Figgins, 9th grade; and honor- able mention Peter Golembe and Kelly Giles. Thirty-nine students who smoke were adopted for one day by nonsmoking friends. he Art Club, HThe Graphics , was newly established last year at HHS. Art students have always participated in many activities in our school, such as study trips to cultural sites and museums locally and in major art cities, workshops to learn special skills with outside resource artists, exhibits of student work, and lending their talents to projects in the school. The club continued and extended these activities in a more personal direction, determined by the interests of club members. The agenda included: Sunday ceramic, batik and etching workshops in the Studio, making and selling artistic products of the members, offering silk screen posters or T- shirts to organizations on commission, small group trips to local galleries, and visits to artists willing to share career information and skills. Meetings were every Wednesday at lunch in the Studio. Members are from left to right: Liz Wilcox, Mrs. Wiedemann t tSponsort, Wesley West, William Seline, and Debbie Higham. i Not pictured are: Cathy Day, Craig Clouse, Robin Faux, Aki i Graham, Christy Waller, and John Sullivan. Art Art 47