Hemingford High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Hemingford, NE)

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 ROLAND MAN ION CHARLES PETERSEN SHARRON RISDEN EMILY ROAN EARL THOMPSON JOYCE TLAMKA SANDRA TODD JAN VEDDER

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 4 ‘rfy ict 0%V vi6 The Junior Reflexes of fast change-making, trying to sell anything to anybody who expressed a desire for anything like it, running faster from car to car as the thermometer plunged lower and lower at the football games and indignant replies to any Senior who dared suggest that your Prom might turn out to be inferior to the one of 1959 were developed even more than usual in you, for you were a class which made up in spunk whatever you might have lacked in size. Anything that even smelled like it had sales prospects was tried at the games. These ran from old standards like popcorn and pop to weird new concoctions such as Kosher dills, carrot sticks, and red hot peppers. It was a struggle all the way to Prom time; but, you had to admit, it was always fun, even if some of the customers' jokes did get to the point of leaving you with a bit of an old taste in your mouth. For in- stance, did anyone ever keep track of just how many wiseacres asked for a bottle of popcorn for a Bag of pop during just one game? That must have been what Mr. Williams was talking about when he des- cribed infinity. Yes, you were the Juniors of 1960, determined to show the world (Seniors in particular) that you could do anything they could, only better. And, we must grudgingly admit, you just about proved it. 24