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Ralston HI-TECH
Yes, we are going into the
21st Century a little early.
The yearbook had the op­
portunity to use a new type
of photo shot with the
Kodak DC50 digital cam­
era. Ralston received this
camera through the
Eastman Kodak Company
Grant applied for by Carol
Englemann. Pictured here
are seniors Scott
Westbrook, Jaclyn Kohles,
James Guild and their en­
gineering mentor Bob
Krupa. They are planning
on remodeling the library
for the Society of American
Military Engineers compe­
tition. photo by Carol
Englemann

Hey, You
“The kid said he didn’t want to talk to me after I
told him I wasn’t Joe Hansler,” said senior Grant
Novak. Needless to say Grant still gave out a lot
of candy at Sweet Treat Night despite his little
setback, p h oto by Suzie B lack
Induction Jitters
Junior Lyndsey Mattke lights her representa­
tional candle from the flame of the NHS candle.
The candle represents the culmination of char­
acter, leadership, service and scholarship, p h oto
by L isa Johnson
Wow Cool!!
Have you ever seen a plasma sphere? Senior
James Guild, amateur scientist, demonstrates
how it’s done at the RHS Sweet Treat Night.
p h oto by K erri H a sselquist
Triple Decker
Junior Ricci Miller, senior Kris Gutschewski and
junior Nick Ross praise the Sloppy Joe God for
allowing them to use his Sloppy Joes to raise
money for their trip to France, p h oto by Suzie
Black
We’re Nuts
Seniors Nicole Baehr and Jill Bolin say, “Ahh”
French Club p. 66 HOSA p.68 for the camera while taking a break from their
busy day at HOSA Fall Leadership, p h oto by
L isa Johnson