Hemingford High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Hemingford, NE)

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MR. QUINONEZ IS shown directing the HHS bond at one of the annual concerts. DRUM MAJORETTE LINDA Golka performs a familiar salute used frequently os she led the 67-68 Bobcat Marching Band. HHS Music Departmen Each year at the annual band banquet, students are given recognition for abilities displayed throughout the year. At this banquet officers for the coming year are an- nounced. The 67-68 band officers are Nancy White, band captain; Lynette Haas, assistant band captain; and Barb Becker, secretary. This 55-piece band, directed by Arnie Quinonez, made several appearances at parades and band days in the sur- rounding areas. Besides these, the group performs at a winter concert and a spring concert which is held each year previous to the District Music Contest. The band finances its trips with the annual magazine sale and by band parents selling refreshments after the two annual concerts. 16

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67-68 PEP CLUB officers-secretory, Joyce Horden; treosurer, Pom Wood; president, Dixie Frost; vice-president, Donna Delsing hold initiation of new members. MR. SNYDER, H-CLUB sponsor, begins plans on the Ath letic Banquet with the help of a few H-Club members. JUNIOR-VARSITY CHEERLEADER tryouts were held outside in front of the old school. Jan Schledewitz, Martha Dickhute, Denice Pipitt, and Julie Rojos present their group cheer to the other pep club members. Whether winning or losing, a pep club must always do its best to produce spirit. Whether it's warm or cold, the girls must be there to cheer the boys on. The job of a pep club is not an easy one, but each pep girl is rewarded by knowing that she has aided in bringing about a victory or softening the cushion of defeat. The HHS pep club is a 44 member organization that has been in existence for many years. Even though there are not always victories, the HHS pep club is always there. Each girl that has been a dedicated member of this organization will leave HHS knowing that she has gained friendship, ma- turity, and many fond memories throughout the years. THE SNAKE DANCE through the halls of the new HHS into the gym proved to be fun and also raised the school spirit. JANET GORDON, DEBBIE Swanson, and Karen Messersmith discover the unpleasantness of snowy weather. 67-68 H-CLUB officers-president, Terry Fickel; vice-president, John Kamp- bell; ond secretary-treasurer. Gory Zajic pose in outfits representing their favorite sport.

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ACCOMPANIST NANCY WHITE and Martha Dickhute review selections of music they will be playing in Mixed Chorus and Girls Glee. Displays Talent i GIRLS IN GLEE prove that they can project a melodious tune just as easy as they con chatter. JUNIOR HIGH SHOW that they possess the abilities of singing that will be developed in future years. Opportunities to express ourselves, each in his own way, can be found at HHS. For those that appreciate and enjoy music. Girls Glee and Mixed Chorus is taught by Mr. Quinonez. In these two courses, bal- lads, folksongs, popular, and religious music are given attention. Those in music courses work to perfect their songs for presentation at the two annual concerts and for the Class C Music Contest. 17