Hemingford High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Hemingford, NE)

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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

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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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A PUZZLED MOMENT is confronted while Steve Dickhute tries FINDING PICTURES TO use os annual snapshots confuses to figure out whot he did wrong while taping the radio pro- Linda Becker as she works on her pages. gram. Journalism Stimulates Expression Speech and Journalism is a course provided at HHS to enable students to write news and feature stories for The Feline, basic fundamentals in production of the yearbook, and training in the fundamen- tals of speech and dramatics. This year Hemingford High rated second at the Panhandle C Contest. The One-Act play received the award for the best play selection. Other students receiving superiors were Dick Zeller in Interpretive Public Address and Jerry Kiester in TV Commentary. Jerry also main- tained a superior at the District Contest. Judy Hennings, Mary Darveau, and Tom Gasseling took on the responsibility of being editors of THE FELINE. Other members of the class served as page editors, rotating their position many times to give everyone a chance to work on the paper. iV,| . EDITORS OF THE '68 annual are shown above, Standing-Nancy White, Karen Winten, Pam Wood, Wayne Sample, Dick Zeller, Steve Dickhute, Jerry Kiester, Mary Darveou, Candis Stumf, and Linda Becker. Seated-Doris Wood, Mr. Lyle Fodnes, and Joyce Harden. 18