Hemingford High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Hemingford, NE)

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They were scientists . . . They experimented . . . They tested . . . They questioned . . . They made discoveries. They were an organization. Mike Golka was president . . . Gail Moravek was vice-president . . . Ken Hucke was secretary . . . Sam Cullan was treasurer . . . Tim Hudson, Roger Armstrong, Dave Engel and Tom Golka were the executive committee. Mr. William Stolldorf was their sponsor ... he gave them problems to solve ... he challenged them ... he tempted them to reason. They wanted to know why . . . They kept searching for the answer . . . They found their solutions. GAA members. Karan Danbom and Cheri Hansen, run off programs for a home basketball game (bottom right). Robert Gonzales and Tom Golka (bot- tom left) buy tickets for the cake raffle. Two science students launch rockets (top left). Mr. Stolldorf and Hucke examine skulls (top center). Stolldorf has a BS in Education from Chadron State College. Mike Golka works on his oscilliscope (top right). Mr. Knaub (above) looks up. for a mo- ment, from his work. 23

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Science Club—GAA Establish Goals They were girls . . . They were athletes . . . They encouraged others . . . They were enthusiastic . . . They were members of the Girls Athletic Association. The girls elected their officers . . . Ramona Christensen was president . . . Christy Planansky was vice-president . . . Cheri Hansen was secretary . . . Mary Ann Wood was treasurer. Mr. Duane Knaub was their sponsor. . . he coached the girls . . . he worked with them ... he helped them. Some were in volleyball . . . They competed . . . They worked hard . . . They triumphed . . . They discovered their potentials. Others were in track . . . They strained . . . They were challenged . . . They prevailed . . . They worked hard . . . They produced results. The girls had a cake raffle . . . They made tickets . . . They sold cakes . . . They made money . . . They improved the organization. They bought new track war- mups . . . This was their goal. They donated to the Mike LI iteras Memorial . . . This was their spirit. The year was long . . . The practice was hard . . . They were proud. They represented their school . . . They gave it their best. 22

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Mrs. Amy Jensen, pep club sponsor, (above) enjoys the winter formal with her husband, Doyle. Mrs. Jensen re- ceived her Bachelor of Science degree in Education from Chadron State Col- lege. She teaches junior high social studies, world history and remedial reading. Ramona Christensen helps Geneice Kiester (top left) remove the results of a skit during a fall pep rally. The varsity cheerleaders (top center) practice one of their many cheers. During a break between two matches girls (top right) follow the cheerleaders in a song. An exciting moment (right) brings out the pep club's spirit and pride in Bobcat athletes another time. 24