Hemingford High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Hemingford, NE)

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Stars and Stripes kindle spirit in gym Strict law was enforced as the Three pairs of tickets to a new H-Club constitution went into Denver Bronco game were ob- effect for the 72-73 school year. tained by sponsors Steve Reisig H-Club showed patriotic spirit and Paul Zelenka and raffled at by displaying a flag on the wall of half time of the Homecoming the gym. The flag was donated by Game. Funds went to the Buddy the American Legion Post 9. Roes Memorial.

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GAA pictures spirit in high school gym Through the annual pastry raffles GAA used the money to have the school mascot, a bobcat, painted on the wall, using the ar- tistic talents of Mrs. Mary Lliteras. Also a billboard was put up in the gym to give the weekly names of starting wrestlers and basket- ball players. Sponsoring the efforts of the GAA was Mr. Duane Knaub. Virginia Cullan was president, Geneice Kiester, vice-president; Carol Zajic, secretary; and Sandy Smith, treasurer. ABOVE RIGHT: GAA members, Sandie Smith and Carol Zajic run off programs for a wrestling match. ABOVE: Carol Danbom and Colleen Duncan combine efforts to make one of the many cakes given away at home games. RIGHT: The GAA financed the painting of the school mascot created by Mary Lliteras. ABOVE FAR RIGHT: H- club members Dennis Sherlock, John Prochazka, and Dan Brost clean the trophy cases. EXTREME FAR RIGHT: H-club President Tom Golka conducts a meeting to initiate new members. RIGHT CENTER: GAA President Virginia Cullan and Vice- president Geneice Kiester place wrestlers names on the GAA player roster. FAR RIGHT CENTER: H-club Sponsor Paul Zelenka and Dave Engel hang a flag in the gymnasium.

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Five x-country men Letter in tuff year Rough terrain and hills made up the course of the first year cross country team. Five young men under the coaching skills of Mr. Mike Vahrenkamp comprised the team. To letter, individuals must par- ticipate in a meet larger than a triangular and place in the top ten or the entire team must place first in such a meet. All five lettered meeting these requirements. ABOVE: After two miles of strenuous run- ning David Buskirk strains for the finish. TOP RIGHT: Runner and coach share the agony of defeat. RIGHT: Relaxed and fresh the Cross Country men leg out the start at the District meet at Bridgeport. MEET H.H.S. PLACINGS Gering Inv. 4th Alliance Inv. 3rd Scottsbluff Inv. 2nd •Bayard 1st Bayard Pan “C 2nd Kimball Inv. 1st Bridgeport Dist. 4th •denotes Dual Meet 26