Hemingford High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Hemingford, NE)

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1—FHA girls pile up in a powder puff football game. 2—Rosann Stumf, Colleen Katen, Gailene Horstman and Mary Schekall present Mrs. Sue Volkmer a gift at installation of FHA officers. 3—Keri Votruba presents an award to Dan Golka at the FFA banquet. 4—Mr. Daryl Gustin helps dye Duane Foley's hand during FFA Greenhand initiation. 5—Girls listen at FHA meeting. 6—Parents and members enjoy refreshments at the FFA banquet. FFA ... 23

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State positions to FFA, FHA The Greatest Show on Earth is how Mr. Daryl Gustin described his FFA team this year. Under Gustin's guidance the team fin- ished fourth at state with one individual and four teams plac- ing. In addition, they traveled to the Denver Stock Show and helped with many community projects. FHA members received many honors under Mrs. Sue Volkmer's guidance. At the district conven- tion, Mrs. Volkmer was elected district advisor and Mary Sche- kall district president. Rosann Stumf was elected vice president of resources development at the state convention. The girls also made money by picking nightshade, typing ad- dresses, preparing a chili supper and sponsoring a dance.

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StuCo, NHS sponsor activities Sponsoring many activities for the students of HHS was the Student Council's goal this year. Activities that topped the year were a chili feed, a fifties dance, two movie nights and the Any- thing Goes competition during homecoming. The money from the activities was used for a dance wifh a live band in the spring. The activities brought good participa- tion from the students. The Honor Society was also busy with activities this year. They sold programs at the Panhandle Conference Basketball Tournament in order to make money for medalions for the graduating seniors in Honor Society. They also aided the faculty during Parent-Teachers Conferences by assisting parents to the various rooms. They kept the record of attendence. 24 . . . Student Council