Hempstead High School - Equine Yearbook (Dubuque, IA)

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The 1982 Homecoming Queen Is by Debbie Pins I feel honored. As a freshman, I had never ever thought I would be picked as homecoming queen, said Carla Houselog, '83. While at Hempstead Houselog participated in 4 years of cheerleading, na- tional honor society, fresh- man track, yearbook, and concert and varsity choir. She plans to become a cosmetologist and then af- Q terwards attend business college so she can have her own shop and then go into fashion merchandising. At first I thought it was just wishful thinking that Bev had said my name, then Kelly Goffinet turned and congratulated me. I couldn't believe it, I started crying right away, said Houselog. 11 1982 Homecoming queen Carla Houselog. Photo by Dan Heinz. 21 Kelli O'Toole is escorted in the homecoming assembly by jay Lukens '84. Photo by Tony Haun. 31 The 1982 Homecoming court. Donna McGrath, Carla Houselog, Cathy Brimeyer, Kelli O'Toole, Kelly Goffinet, Nancy Sullivan, Mary Potts, and Kim Weires. Photo by Karl Anderson, 41 Kelli O'Toole, Mary Potts, Nancy Sullivan, and Kim Weires wait in suspense of the big decision. Photo by Tony Haun. 51 loan Frick '83 congratulates Carla Houselog. Photo by Dan Heinz. 61 The 1982 top 20 candidates for Homecoming court. Photo by Karl Anderson.

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Spirit eek by Debbie Pins The 1982-83 Spirit Week took on new ideas as doctors, nurses, and busi- ness people walked through Hempstead, dressed for their future careers. Mini skirts, colored hair, and other freaked out clothes were worn on Tues- day for Punk Rock Day. Diapers, pajamas, and gray hair were part of students costumes on Age Day on Wednesday. Space creatures and caveman invaded Hemp- stead for Caveman and Year Of 2,000 day on Q, Thursday. On Friday green and gold colors filled Hempstead as i students were excited for the big homecoming game against Iowa City. Tammy Cain, '84 said, It was good to have a new variety of days but the ideas they choose were not very well thought of. 11 Pam Trent '83 dresses up for Punk Rock Day. Photo by Pam Trent. 21 Peter Healey '83 picks the winner of the beauty contest from contestants lim Davis '85, 1on Tucker '83, and Doug Rodman '83. Photo by Ieff Becker. 31 Sue Neuhaus, '85 dresses up for Punk Rock Day, Photo by Dan Heinz. 41 Terry Koob, '86 dresses as a .girl for Age Day. Photo by leff Becker. 51 Renae Reardon, '83, Mary Potts, '83, and Sharon McDonald Q83 show their spirit for spirit week by dressing punk. Photo by Debbie Pins. 61 Sharon Pfeiler '85, dresses as an old lady for age day. Photo by Dan Heinz. 71 1eni Fruehling '84 dresses for Punk Rock Day. Photo by Dan Heinz.

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f Students Take Charge by Barbara Meyer I feel the purpose of this program is to give students a better understanding of a teacher's role - both in actual teaching and in preparation. I think some- times students don't fully realize the hassles that teachers do go through, stated Richard Kapparos, the man behind the scenes of Student-Teacher Ex- change Action Day. On this day, abbreviated ISTEADJ, students had the opportunity to become teachers for a day. STEAD was February 16 for fresh- men, sophomores, and sen- iors with administrative positions. juniors and sen- iors with teaching positions switched on February 17. Out of 118 teachers, 68 volunteered to be involved with the program, which Kapparos thought was a good turnout. The students were allowed to apply for as many jobs as they wished, but they could only accept one. Bev Gansemer, who was chosen for the position of Principal Don Moody, felt the experience was a good one. I enjoyed participat- ing in STEAD - I feel the program is worth continu- ing. I learned a lot, and I hope more students get involved again next year. The general purpose of STEAD was to give students l22 participatedl who are interested in teaching a taste of the future. It seemed to accomplish this and much more - it was a very enjoyable experience for those involved. Hillard Salas, '85, said, I really had fun that day. I got to know what it was like to be a teacher, and all the things they go through. .41 l Randy Rambousek '83 as assistant principal Gerald Potts, exercises his authority. Faculty Don Moody ...... Bev Gansemer '83 and Shawn Dralle '83 find that administration isn't only , , responsibility! Seniors Ieff Duve and Tony Budden William Peck ................ find teaching a class act. Photos by Michelle Wernimont. X Gerald Potts ......... Ierry Abing .................... Stephen Fields ................ Conrad Kohlman ....,.... Renee Scherf Marja Landschulz 24277-. ' '21, ggi fiilfi 3224 I lg Babe Derouin .......... iii, 1. ,Ja Student Shawn Dralle Bev Gansemer Iayne Iochum Richard Kapparos Donna McGrath Laura Richeson Randy Rambousek Betty Dalsing Ron Snyder Faculty Mary Lorenz . Iulie Maddox Michael Marty Larry Paulsen Tom Rawson . Frank Rambolt Donald Ruden Richard Worm Roger Baylor . Shawn Mathis Susan Riedel . 10 X