Hemingford High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Hemingford, NE)

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1 — Deo Campbell, Hemingford's leading server, attempts a spike against Harrison. 2—Dianne Swanson spikes af- ter a set from leading setter Sherri Wood. 3—Jenny Herbaugh and Lori An- nen successfully save a ball as Shirley Smith anticipates the next play. 4—Michele Grabber blocks the ball back to a Crawford opponent. 5—Leading spiker Shirley Smith spikes the ball to the Hoy Springs opponent. 6—Happy Bobcat team members congratulate each other after winning the Hemingford Invitational Tournament Championship. J volleyball 15

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| Spikers earn state rating during season Claiming wins in their first eight outings, Hemingford's volleyball Bobcats earned their first State Top Ten Rating ever by the Lincoln Star-Journal. The eighth place rating came after the Cats defeated the state-rated Morrill Lions in the championship game of the Hemingford Invitational Tour- nament. Coach Duane Knaub felt the girls had improved over last year and most of the time played well as a team. He said that the season was fair, but not what it could have or should have been, especially at the end of the season. Some of the team members felt that they had a good season but did not play up to their potential. Hemingford participated in the Hemingford, Alliance, conference and district tournaments. The team placed first in the Hemingford Invitational Tournament, fourth in the Alliance Invitational Tournament and second in the Panhandle Conference Tournament. In the Hemingford tourney, Shirley Smith and Sherri Wood were named to the All-Tournament team. All Conference selections were first teamers Shirley Smith and Sherri Wood and second teamers Dianne Swanson and Michele Grabher. 14 volleyball

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celebrates seasons’ success Hemingford's halls rang with spirit and enthusiasm once again as studen- ts welcomed Homecoming 1979. The cheerleaders launched Spirit Week with Shades Day on Tuesday. During Shades Day , sunglasses were in and the Tiger Shades proved to be the most popular eyewear. Wednesday was Hush Day , a day when the girls were not allowed to talk to the boys during class breaks. Cuddles Day was on Thursday and students were invited to bring their favorite stuffed animals. Tricycle and bottle-sucking races and a yell contest highlighted Friday's pep rally. Coronation followed the rally and Hemingford's elementary and high school students saw Tom Jones crown Kelly Cullan and Steve Jaggers 1979 Homecoming Queen and King. Michele Grabher and Gary Hollinrake were honored as first attendants and named second attendants were Sherri Wood and Jamie Roes. On Tuesday, the Homecoming volleyball game ended in a Hemingford 16 Homecoming