Hemingford High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Hemingford, NE)

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 = THE SPUDPICKER - 3iinlt if nnt It u MISS MINNIE L. ROHLFINC, Mathematics MISS LOIS E. GREGG Latin -12- MISS PHOEBE C. SPENCE Commercial

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-4 THE SPUDPICKER Almum 1928 Florence Planansky-Cies Dean Badger Oneta Hucke Lowell Bedient Albert Shindler Willard Donovan P. D. Johnson Viola Ustohal LaVerne Scott John Laeger Mildred Myers Doris McKinstry-Kahler Ella Bunce Bernice Osborn Edna Myers Tessie Plahn Jason Wiltsey Margaret Willcox-Walla Neil Gibson 1925 Floyd Mackler John Prochazka Willella Johnson-Barker Marguerite Melick Ethel Reiman Blanche Ringer Florence Grace Fern Grimes-Gariss Kenneth Pruden Sanford Haile Francis Billick 1924 Ronald Hopkins Ethel Jones-Ale Dorothy Bacon Owen Stewart Laura Scott 1927 Audrey Johns Blanche Moravek Myrtle Mackler-Ellis Alberta Osborn Gladys Roth Helen Schneider-Bacon Muriel Zurcher Joe Planansky George Bacon 1923 Gladys Caha-Hopkins Faye Muirhead Vera Graham Edward Kinsella Beulah Rohrbaugh 1922 Erma Wright-Curtis Lola Whelan-McKeeg Lucille Hull Charles Caha Walter Walker Lelia Cory-Smith 1926 June Walker-Billick Jessie Moravek Ernest Plahn Mary Kinsella Ellen Plahn-Schumacher Jack Bishop Ruth Brown-Uhrig Florence Miller-James 1921 Margaret Wiltsey-Moravek Ruth Muirhead 1920 Fern Eaton-Clark Adrian Clark Glenn Pierce —11—

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 THE SPUDPICKER - ;$ rluutl (Lnlntitrtr SEPTEMBER 3. First day of school. 4. School starts in earnest. 7. First Senior class meeting. Mr. Carter chosen ?pon? r. 13. -14-15. Fair date. School dismissed on second day at 2.00 o’clock so that those who wished might attend the fair. 21. First football game at Minatare. Opposing team won 12-0. 27. Sent for ring samples 28. Second football game played at home. Hemingford won 9-0. OCTOBER 3. Mr. Carter in iBiology class)—‘'What is personality?” Bernice F—“I don’t know.” Mr. Carter—“That seems to be the easiest thing for you to say.” 5. Third football game with Rushville Parochial here. We won 12-2. 7. Mr. Elkins (in Reviews)—“Which is most important Reading or Writing?” Ruth L.—“Writing.” Mr. Elkins—“Why?” Ruth L.—“Because words must be written before we can read them.” 12. Fourth football game with Dalton, there, we won 24-0. 14. John Blundell is always teasing Alfred Wyland in Biology class. 10. Third game played away from home with Rushville Parochial, Hemingford won 6-0. 18. Mr. Carter is always telling Lloyd H. to sit up. 19. Allen Pitman is never satisfied unless he is teasing the girls. 26. Fifth game on home grid playing Hay Springs here, we won 42-0. 31. Teachers’ Convention begins. NOVEMBER 1-2 Teachers’ Convention. 5. Back to school after a short vacation. 9. Football game with Minatare, here. We won 7-0. 10. School Carnival a large crowd in attendance. 12. Marion Danbom is always chewing gum. 16. Last game played on home grid with Dalton, we won 12-7. 29. Thanksgiving Day. DECEMBER 7-8. Seniors planned to give Annual play, but postponed it on accoun. of the illness of Miss Pauline Estes, the leading lady. 10. Subscription campaign begins. 17. The green team wins 19. First basket ball game at home with Hay Springs, lost 27-7. 24-Jan. 2. Christmas vacation. JANUARY 4-5. Senioi-s present Annual play, “Cyclone Sally.” 7. Class meeting to elect Annual staff. (Continued on page 25) —13—