Bancroft High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Bancroft, NE)

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The seniors pooled their money to buy this beautiful car. King Jon the 1st accepts his crown. This years Homecoming royalty include Row One: Queen Karin Meyer and King Jon Leudert. Row Two: Bryan Van Kirk. Mary Larsen. Brent Gatzemeyer. Jami Ahlers. LeEtta Suhr. Darin Bonneau. Danna Hermelbracht..Steve Smith. Jami Nelson, and Jason Macklin. 17

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Homecoming is Winner. Monday kicked off Homecoming week as Allen Student Exchange Day (a.k.a. Ugly Tourist day.) Many were blinded by the bright yellow and blue that filled the halls. The cheerleaders and numerous other dedicated helpers painted the business windows to get the whole town in the spirit of things Monday night. Tuesday not only being Blues Brothers Mafia Day. was also Hush Button Day. Beginning at 8:20 a.m. all the girls in the school began a quiet day. (Well at least for a few minutes!) Chad Siebrandt was recognized to all attending the BR vs. Allen volleyball game as our Mr. Irresistable with eight girls' hush buttons. Wednesday was Toga Day -shirt and shoes required. Cris Dee Waite must have spent the night in Rome getting ready. The pep rally and bonfire were a great chance for everyone to get fired up about the big games and also the fact that there was to be no homework assigned the last days of the week. Hotdogs, buns, and marshmallows were provided for everyone, including the fire. Opposite Sex Day on Thursday brought out the best of a few junior high boys. Roy Brooks and Shane Siebrandt to name just a few. Friday, the big day, was Color Day. There was much blue hair, faces, and bodies roaming the halls. At halftime of the game was the crowning of the royalty. Freshmen attendants were Mary Larsen and Bryan Van Kirk. Jami Nelson and Jason Macklin were the sophomores, and Danna Hermelbracht and Steve Smith represented the junior class. Senior attendants were LeEtta Suhr and Darin Bonneau, and Jami Ahlers and Brent Gatzemeyer. Crowned King and Queen were Jon Luedert and Karin Meyer. Following the game, Mr. Tunes and various others who sang into the microphone hit it off at the dance lasting from 9:30 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. The seniors show off their enthusiastic spirit.

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Best Of The Best Right: Deb Bonsoll helps Jim get ready for the high tide. First row from left to right: Cris Dee Waite. Angela Wortman, Dawn Klintworth. Kellee Brehmer. Jeremy Nelson. Anita Anthony. Rachel Beineke. Mandy VanKirk. Joel Macklin. Second Row: Robert Krieg, Billy VanKirk, Julie Gee. Amy Erickson, Amy Pullen. Anna Severans, Brook Simonsen. Ryan Reis, Ryan Grone. Lisa Slaughter. Third row: Mr. Dennis Eggerling. Kelly Bartling. LeEtta Suhr. Julie Meyer. Danelle Kai. Sandy Abendroth, Jason Macklin. Jim Hermelbracht, Aaron Reis. Barry Konicek. Chris Bonsall. Jason Beineke. Marching And Pep Band Rock B-R The Bancroft-Rosalie band room saw a few changes again in 1987-88. New instructor Dennis Eggerling was one such change. Mr. Eggerling, or Doc as he came to be known, was well-received by the 33 band members. He's a stud with class, said Jason Macklin. From August into cold December, the musical group spent many hours practicing their marching maneuvers. They traveled to Allen to march in the Allen Homecoming Parade, and to Lincoln to where they received 2nd place. B-R competed at the Pershing Auditorium, too, receiving a III. (But they felt they did better than that!) The concert at Christmas kept the band in tune and entertained audiences with holiday songs. Three seniors led this group at pep rallies and ball games with numerous versions of Panther Pride, Rockin' Robin, and Louie Louie. ”We all like Rockin' Robin said Michael Gliss-man, it's fun to play. the Star City Parade . Finest Of The Fine Arts 18