Blue Hill High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Blue Hill, NE)

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Qfwwle Sedan! Opezezfm A story, Around the Seasons, was told in song and dialogue by all the grade children of the Blue Hill public school on November 21. The scene of the annual operetta was in Farmer johns haymow. The night before the schoolhouse had burned. The children, with their teacher, Becky Lou McSpadden, were holding a meeting to discuss their school problem. John Falgione, as Farmer John, gave his consent to the renovation of the hay- mow into an attractive school room. The children study hard. They have a funny vis- itor, Cleopatra, the talking cow, portrayed by Bar- bara and Richard Bentz. The students celebrate each season with song. October days were celebrated by the Kindergarten children, dressed as jack-o'-lanterns, and a choral reading by girls in the upper grades. Eighteen third and fourth grade children, as turkeys perched upon a picket fence, sang of Thanksgiving time. Suzy Snowflake, dramatized by the first and sec- ond graders, and skaters from the fifth and sixth grades, introduced the winter season. During the Christmas party, Farmer john, as Santa Claus, presented the school with a better heater. This added to the Christmas spirit. The old year departed with Father Time and the New Year was ushered in by Alvin Boettcher in the likeness of Baby New Year. Square dancing delighted both old and young at the party. The month of February was observed with a Val- entine action song by the primary grades and a Hag drill by the boys of the upper grades. Dame Nature and the spring sprites reminded all that spring had arrived. The sprites enticed the children away from school, but they returned when a thunderstorm came. The Maypole dance depicted closing days of school and May Day. Since Farmer john's barn was repaired, he was able to rent it to an artist. The grand finale, June Time, was sung by the entire cast. 1

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SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President: Alvin Witte Vice President: John Tjaden Secretary: Marlys Oye SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS President: Tom Kort Vice President: Mary jones Secretary: Mary Courtright Elma JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President: Betty Karr Vice President: Dean Wormuth Secretary: Nancy Muhleisen FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS President: Kay Rose Vice President: Richard Witte Secretary: Loren Kuhn