Heidelberg High School - Yearbook (Heidelberg, Germany)

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pan ick ingtvb. rying to fit everything you forgot to do into that last day of eedom. ---- a R ' . k 7' Kevin Hennen, thoroughly disgusted, strains to finish his homework. Laura Boauernfield, the school nurse, posts various medical updates throughout the year to keep students informed, but many already know what causes headaches . . . WORK! uA little mixed up? laughs Shel Snodgrass as she walks into the wrong bathroom. Students race to class, braving stairs and defying time laws to avoid tardiness. 0t many teenagers are able '5 l to boast their tans were bronzed in Italy, or that they cruised over to London for a couple of weeks just to break up the lazy boredom of summer. Our summers are defined a touch out of the ordinary, making school all the more exciting to get back to and recount that once-in-a-lifetime vacation, and all the more dreaded.

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1panicipan ikm. The sudden realization, a week before school starts, that sum mer vacation is almost OVER. ow to describe that first day back, or new, I I to HHS? Anxiety, f L' h thought Walter Wil- a cox: til wonder what these people will be like . .. i, Dread: til cant believe were back in school already!! How many days til summer vacationiw, and a little bit of hope and happiness for a new start or a continuance of the good old times, were a few feelings to fill minds with mixed emotions as students came back to school. Those first weeks retain the remnants of summer laughs and carefree moments before the whirlwind of homework and pressures, even for those unfortunate classes who receive assignments right away. 122 t

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WHATiS NEW? very year brings changes, new ideas, new faces, new experiences to keep things exciting and different. Of course, as a military community, moving in and out provides HHS with a constant patchwork of different cultures and people. In addition to those important new faces, changes both large and small, took place and enhanced this year. Within the past few years, a number of new teachers have appeared here. Mr. Sutton, of the many new people, has fa- vorable first impressions, tiIt,s an eX- cellent school. I enjoy teaching here and I like the students. HHS is very Russian class with Frau Lyrakis brought a new, yet successful dimension of culture and learning. til love that class because most everyone in there wants to learn'fi shares Tina Wilson enthusiastically. Student LifeiNew at HHS academically oriented as a scho should be? Chris Carlson, new fro Fort Leavenworth, agrees saying, ttI great, and bigger than Kansas? The outward appearance changed . signs of tiwet paintii and crowded stai ways greeted students the first week school. Renovations provided elect cally operated blinds, which match the yellow handles on our new brig green and red doors, and floor materi now covers the stairs for a safer clim ing. Because of Heidelberg High,s ap tude for change, our school has t: reputation of education in excellen The many changes add to our capabi ties to maintain high standards. We a truly 7651!