Hempstead High School - Equine Yearbook (Dubuque, IA)

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The three tried out in groups, but they were cho- sen individually. The music was chosen by the All-State committee and everyone in the state had the same. The choir director picked the quartets. leff's entire quar- tet made all-state, an unu- sual occurence. Chip said After the results were put up, I felt like I had won the world. .xg . I lohn Hense leffrey Herber Terry Hex-ber Gene Herbs! Ieff Hermanson Loretta Herting X tml' Viv QQN O' 1 V px vt l 1 J Renee Hess Tom Hickey Mike Hlllery Sandra Hines Amy Hird Tlne Hoag Kevin Hochberger Mike Hodge Kim Hoentman Bruce Hogan Gregory Hohnacker Melissa Holz Tricia Hosch Steve Hoskins Sherrl Hotchkin Timothy Hubanks Tammy Huber Vicki Huff leffrey Hutton Kristin Hutzell Shelli lshman Anne Merle Ieeger Lori Iochum Don lohll

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Louwanna Goins Tammy Goins Ronald Gorman M. Dean Gorton Tammy Graff Dennis Greene Special Honor l Iulle Gremmel Karl Grave David Gronau Lisa Guns lames Haag Marty Haas Corinne Hall Patrick Hamilton Ieffrey Hammerand loann Hansen Terri Hansen Mike Herkey Iudi Hartwig Ann Hasksn Maxine Hayes Cindy Healy Christine Hefel Ieff Hefel Iulie Hafel Darrell Helm Marlin Helm Tina Heiree Ann Heitzmen Ronald Helblng by Kim Clark While many people were concentrating on football or volleyball, the music department was beginning their practice for their first contest that was on October 23. It was the All-State tryouts. All-State to a music student is the same as all the way to state for sports. Only a few ever receive this special honor. For Wendy Tigges, Ieff Moody and Chip Woodrich as wa'-v X- who did get this honor, their practice didn't begin just this year. Wendy has been singing all her life. She said her whole family is into singing. Ieff has been taking choir for three years. He started because his brother liked it, and as it turned out so did Ieff. Chip has been singing for five years. H W enjoys singing not only foil its accomplishments, but a a way to relax and forget hi problems. ,

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Lisa Iohnson Lynne lohnson Sean johnson Denis lanes lohn lanes jennifer Iurdan The New Kid in Town I ts F. Michael lozefuwicz Karla Kaiser Amy Kalvelage Mike Kapparus Darryl Keck Megan Kelleher Connie Kemp Kelly Kemp Tammy Kemp Iudy Kennicker Christopher Kenyon David Kieffer Kevin Kintzle Dan Kirmse Paul Kevin Lee Steven Klaas Klein Klein Klein Terri Kleinschrodt Cathy Klinkhammer Kari Klinkhammer Lisa Kloft Teresa Kloser Daryl Kobza 162 111' N -W.. .Mm Ma, ne ,gg I by Lisa Chappel Ieff Dyer '84, who moved to Dubuque just before his junior year, found the tran- sition from a big city school to Hempstead exciting. Ieff's dad, who moved to Dubuque two months before his family, helped them prepare to come here by sending them copies of the Telegraph Herald. I was lucky Dad thought Ap- of sending us the because it helped us acquainted with the said Dyer. Once here, meeting 1 ple came easily. Ieff c siders himself lucky that met Bob Derouin and Moody first because I had a lot in common s him and they all hit it from the start. Between two of them, they 9' sk. x .ff s.. in .HC fam! J-X 'tx it .MNKNM . 4 xr-3 , 'I