Hempstead High School - Equine Yearbook (Dubuque, IA)

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ew Exp by Hillard Salas As the 1982-83 school year began, 459 new faces roamed Hempstead's halls in search of their classes. When the upper class- man started their year, cries of dumb frosh filled the air as the frosh jumped for clean-up bells or got lost. The first pep assembly came and a temporary vow of silence went into effect for the freshmen that soon ended as they became as loud as the other classes. The class of '86, however, wasn't intimidated by the verbal abuse they endured and proceeded to show the other classes what they 11 Mike Mcgowan, '86, and Kathy Hayward. '86, study in the library. Photo by Dan Heinz. 21 Tammy Mozena, '86, works on her foods assignment. Photo by Michelle Wernimont. 31 Anita Hoeweler, '86, models a dress at the fashion show. Photo by Pam Trent. 136 eriences could do by winning the homecoming float competi- tion. Being a freshman was not only new for the students, but also for the faculty, who had 459 new names to learn. Until they did learn freshmen's names, 1im became Mike and Mary, sitting in the back row, was totally forgotten. Moving up to high school involves a lot of changes from eighth grade. High school is different from junior high, said Matt Havertape, '86, There's more privileges and more to do

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Kathy Adams Lisa Adams Amy Allen Lisa Almquist Tom Ament Todd Amling Stepping at Kristin Amundson Don Andresen Mary Arlen Lise Arthofer Elaine Arvanitis lon Avenerius Lisa Backes Cindy Baker Michelle Baldwin Laurie Ball Tim Barry Tina Barry Craig Barth Tom Barton Vance Barton Dan Bauer Stacey Bauer Donna Beck Brian Becker Lise Becker Steve Becker Marlyn Beckett Kreig Behning Leanne Behnke Y vqmsgnr Wx:-Y' by Beth Marsell This year's sophomore class had 456 students: 236 girls and 220 boys. The sophomores took a big step up this year by winning first place during Homecoming Spirit Week for hall decorations. They also pulled for a second place win in the float decorating contest. During sophomore year, students are allowed choose more classes whit are of interest to them. You have a better choir of electives. There are moi classes open to sophe mores, said Marcia Di temore, '85. Sophomore Dan Heil said, You really start think about what you'. going to do for the rest i the year. . . Sk 1