Hemingford High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Hemingford, NE)

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Pep Club Turns on with Spirit They jumped with joy . . . They yelled to their hearts content. . . They cried because their team gave them a victory. Members of the Pep Club experienced these exciting — sometimes heartbreaking — moments during the year. Mrs. Amy Jensen was their sponsor . . . Veronica Walters was president . . . Christy Planansky was vice-president . . Deb Lucas was secretary . . . Jodine Manion was treasurer. They were the gover- ning body. Here they come . . . Warming up . . . They're here! Ramona Christensen, Karan Danbom, Geneice Kiester, Sandie Smith and Carol Zajic; the varsity cheerleaders . . . They led the Pep Club in all cheers . . . They kindled the fire of spirit. They were nervous and timid . . . They were smiles and enthusiasm. Donna Hashman, Roberta Lliteras, Joni Roes, Deb- bie Wood and Kathy Wood were the reserve cheerleaders. They boosted the boys . . . That was the Pep Club’s main duty . . . They sold magazine subscriptions to make money. . . That was their desire . . . They sponsored Mr. Sexy Legs . . . They held the annual Boyfriend- Girlfriend Dance. Bud Roes was crowned king . . . Deb Lucas was his feminine companion. This was the Pep Club . . . They provided the spirit. . . They showed spirit . . . They turned on” with spirit. 2S

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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

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H-Club Sells Magazines Writes New Constitution An honorary organization ... a letterman club .. . a social group . . . that was the H-Club of HHS. They initiated new members . . . They helped supply spirit... They kept the athletic program alive. They worked together . . . expressing their views and opinions . . . They constructed their by- laws ... a new constitution. They raised money for weight lifting equipment . . . They had a magazine drive .. . They competed against the Pep Club. They elected their officers . . . Ted White was president . . . Randy Vogel was vice-president . . . Ken Hucke was secretary-treasurer . . . Mr. Larry DeWees was their sponsor. They were athletes . . . agile and spirited young men . . . determined to set the pace for others to follow. Don Jespersen (left), an H-Club member, gets magazine subscriptions from Mrs. Janet Pickering for the high school library. This was one of the several money-making projects for the organization. Ted White (top), president of H-Club, crowns Debra Lucas as Bud Roes's companion. The couple reigned over the Boyfriend- Girlfriend Dance. The annual event highlighted the year for the H-Club and Pep Club. Mr. Paul Zelenka and Kevin Sorensen (above) have a serious dis- cussion concerning several points to be considered in the formation of the new H- Club constitution. 26