Hemingford High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Hemingford, NE)

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Roes elected to state chair Joni Roes, president of the local Chapter of Future Home- makers of America, was elect- ed to the office of State Parliamentarian during the State FHA Convention to high- light the year. Carol Wood was voted to fill the position of District Secretary. The FHA showed their con- cern for other people by collecting dolls and other resal- able toys for an auction. The proceeds from the auction were donated to the Mental Health Center in Scottsbluff. 28 . . . Activities

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Science Club views nature Studying the mysteries of science beyond the classroom was an experience Science Club members had. Under the leadership of Mr. Bill Stolldorf, sponsor, the club organized and sponsored the Annual Penny Carnival. The carnival had a wide selection of booths, a spook house, and a dunking tank. The proceeds from the carni- val were used to purchase books, field equipment, and reloading supplies for shotguns and rifles. 8—Tim Hudson, Science Club presi- dent, works with reloading equipment. Other officers are John Prochazka, vice president, and Mike Wacker secretary- treasurer. 9—Members of the oral interpretation group prepare their parts. 10—Robyn Hashman explains the method of obtaining prizes at the carnival. Activities ... 27

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FFA returns as HHS activity Returning to the curriculum of Hemingford High School were the Future Farmers of America. The club, sponsored by Mr. Lawrence Johnson, attended a number of judgings during the year. Members judged grasses and beef along with participat- ing in several demonstrations. To earn money, the club sold magazines and cookbooks. The money was used to purchase new jackets for the members. 1—Sue Schekall decorates the Christ- mas tree at an FHA meeting. 2—FFA President Larry Becker and Vice President Pat Brost examine a species of grass. Other officers are Mike Wacker, secretary, and Greg Moeller, treasurer. 3—FHA members listen intently to discussion. 4—Mr. Lawrence Johnson, FFA sponsor, waits for students to board the bus for the shop. 5—The FFA members hold discussion on their banquet. 6—Dennis Sherlock receives a candle from Marlene Zajic. The FHA sold the candles to aid children with muscular dystrophy. 7—Otto Uhrig, school board member, concentrates on a proposal. 8—FHA Vice President Debbie Wood and President Joni Roes listen to a lecture in home-ec class. Other officers are Carol Wood, secretary, and Kim Hansen, treasurer. 9—Sam Campbell votes to attend an FFA judging contest. Activities... 29’