Hemingford High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Hemingford, NE)

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Dramatics Club Declares War on the United States It was a year of achievement... They practiced together . . . They cooperated together . . . They enjoyed acting ... They learned lines with accuracy . . . They showed their emotions . . . They displayed their acting ability . . . They were the Dramatics Club. They presented three plays during the school year . . . They put on a production of Why I Am A Bachelor . . . They presented “Impromptu” . . . which received a rating of three at district contest . . . They gave a comedy . . . “The Mouse That Roared” . . . They were enthusiastic about what they were doing. Mr. Lyle Fodnes was their advisor . . . They respected him ... He gave them encouragement... They gave him their time and patience ... They were willing to listen . . . They worked long hours never giving up . . . They wanted to be good. Many people contributed . . . They knew they had to . . . They knew they had the ability . . . They each gave their best . . . Their abilities were put to good use ... They each knew what they had to do ... They did it for applause . . . appreciation . . . discovery ... excitement... They did it to the best of their ability. 20

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Carol Duncan (below) transfers a lay- out to the final copy. Advisor. Mr. Lyle Fodnes explains the use of the Mat Envelope. He has a BA Degree from Midland College and an MS in Ed. Degree from Chadron State College. He teaches Journalism 11 and 12, TV- Pro and is the principal. Larry Vickers, Kevin Sorensen and Bud Roes write copy for the sports section (bottom left). Wood and Rod Uhrig (far left) work diligently on the yearbook. Editors (left) Planansky, Danbom, Walters. Wood. Delsing. White. Price and Hansen discuss minor working problems. 19

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“Look at that ridiculous expression! was what Erick Jensen (left) was say- ing about Ted White s face in the play Why I Am a Bachelor.” Karan Danbom, Pat Gasseimg. Geneice Kies- ter and Christy Planansky. other members of the cast, pass their own judgment on the matter. The play cast for The Mouse That Roared (far left) gathers together in their dif- ferent groups. This play was pre- sented last by the drama department. A puzzled look from Pat Delsmg proves amusing to Geneioe Keister and Dan Powell, members of the one act play in oral interpretation of drama (top center), as they practice for the Panhandle “C Speech Contest at Chad- ron State College Brian Kuhn (top left) is caught out of character dur- ing play practice for the contest play. Impromptu. In her royal garb. Karan Danbom plays the role of Giori- anra the Twelfth—Duchess of Grand Fenwick in the play The Mouse That Roared.” a comedy 21