Hemingford High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Hemingford, NE)

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NEBRASKA CENTENNIAL COMMISSION ONE HUNDRED YEARS OF PROGRESS February 28, 1967 TO THE STUDENTS OF SCOTTSBLUFF AND HEMINGFORD HIGH SCHOOLS: I am pleased and honored to have this opportunity to participate in the Centennial edition of your yearbook. It is particularly significant to me that the youth of Nebraska are displaying outstanding leadership and enthusiasm at the time of Nebraska's Centennial. It is important to the State of Nebraska that you continue with this leadership and enthusiasm after the Centennial year, and, for years to come. The opportunities are here in Nebraska for you - in Education - in any field of endeavor. We need you here if Nebraska is to realize its full potential in the second 100 years. My best wishes to all of you. NTTrdks Hotel Lincoln MEMBERS OF THE NEBRASKA STATE CENTENNIAL COMMISSION Lincoln, Nebraska Telephone 477-6977 Don H. Shnner. Director William Galbraith, Beemer. Tri-Chairman A. James Ebel, Lincoln. Tri-Chairman Gerald J. McGinley. Ogallaia. Tri-Chairman Earl R Cherry. Mitchell. Vice Chairman John Rosenblatt. Omaha. Vice Chairman Norbert T. Tiemann, Governor Kay Blackstone. Red Cloud. Secretary Frank Latenser. Omaha Francis M. Dischner. Columbus Maurice S. Hevelone. Beatrice Mildred I. Moore. Grand Island Warren R. Cook, Norfolk Marvin Kivett. Lincoln Walter Baer. Wilber John H Dow. Omaha Edwin C. Schultz, Elgin

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Not only the students performed at the Christmas progrom sponsored by the Student Council but Santa Clous made an appearance also. Members of the Student Council show their ability to listen as their president conducts a business meeting. President Steve Golka is seen os he opens a Student Council business meeting. The Student Council is the voice of the Student body. If any problems arise between the faculty and students it is the Student Council's job to smooth out the dif- ferences. In the Spring the entire school elects a president and vice president from the Senior class. Then each class elects a boy and girl representative whom they think will serve their class best. Another member of the governing body is the president of the Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, and Senior classes. The Student Council works in conjunction with the American Legion Auxiliary in sponsoring the Bobcat Den. One of the busier committees in the council is the courtesy committee. Their chief responsibility is to keep in contact with students who become confined at home or at the hospital for a period of time. Student Council representatives were: President— Steve Golka, Vice President-Tom Messersmith, Secretary —Cheryl Benda, Kelly Wood, Bill Walker, Joyce Kiester, Larry Zajic, Robert Turek, Lynette Haas, Bob Olson, Bar- bara Becker, Janice Schledewitz, Mike Walker, and Mike Hudson. 18