Bancroft High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Bancroft, NE)

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T. V. Trivia And Peddling Raffle Tickets: Angie and Roxanne show us their pearly whites. The Burger Queens take a stop from their busy schedule 28

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Donna goes up for two against Oakland-Craig. Miki shoots a free-throw in the B.R.-Newcastle victory. THE FINAL TALLIES VARSITY SCORES (4-15) 34 T ekamah-Herman 52 21 Brownell-Talbot 27 18 Lyons-Decatur 60 33 Walthill 65 18 Winside 33 21 Homer 40 46 Macy 44 32 Winnebago 70 28 Ponca 43 23 Allen 44 31 Allen 33 32 Emerson-Hubbard 63 42 Oakland-Craig 40 28 Pender 35 31 Ponca 61 26 Walthill 59 38 Beemer 37 47 Newcastle 40 45 i Winnebago 92 JV SCORES (3-5) 19 T ek amah - Her man 30 24 Lyons-Decatur 25 15 Walthill 32 17 Homer 13 32 Winnebago 15 9 Emerson-Hubbard 21 5 Emerson-Hubbard 36 25 Allen 24 Row 1 Leigh ZobeL Jami Nelson. Julie Meyer. LeEtta Suhr. Shelly Gatzemeyer Row 2: Coach Karen Gerdes, Amy Pullen. Kelly Bartling. Danna Hermelbracht. Micki Morgan. Mary Larsen

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Big Mouth Hungry Weekend Time-Wasters Need a break from those dreary winter school days? Why do you think weekends were invented? Students and faculty at B-R spent their weekends doing a number of things. To Micki Morgan it meant Freedom and having fun. To alot of people it meant late nights, parties, and dances, while others liked to stay home and relax, shoot some pool, cuddle up with a pillow or a 'friend'. The weekend also meant cartoons. I can watch 'Pee Wee's Playhouse', explains Miss Peterson. To some the weekend meant Ugh! using their brains. While others were sleeping late, the Quiz Bowlers were heading off for competition in Sioux City. The Quiz Bowl team consisted of Robert Krieg, Larry Beutler, Jason Macklin, Tim Flock, Steve Smith, Chad Siebrandt, Brian Bruning, Jeff Doht, and LeEtta Suhr. Mr. Na-den and Mr. Zavadil sponsored the group along with helping prepare. The Quiz Bowlers racked up one win against Hartington and three losses against Ida Grove, Hartington C.C., and South Sioux City. The seniors willingly gave up a Saturday night of fun to raise some money. Saturday, January T6th was the date set aside for the Soup Supper and Raffle. The seniors served a home cooked meal of Chili, Chicken Noodle, and deserts. They raffled off a numerous amount of prizes. The grand prize being a telephone clock radio and two $100 savings bonds. The student life at B-R is quite original. If they are not out on a weekend they are bound to be studying. Karin waits on past graduates at the soup “ supper ■ — 29