Hemingford High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Hemingford, NE)

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r 1—Miss Walker gives the Homecoming royalty last minute instructions before coronation. 2—Dianne Swanson offers a piece of Homecoming cake to senior football player John Kriz. 3—Homecoming emcee Tom Jones talks over coronation proceedings with Miss Walker and Duane Foley before announ- cing the 1979 royalty. 4—Cindy Smith and Kelly Culian cheer on Michelle Chaney and Peter Culian during the Homecoming pep rally tricycle race. 5— Homecoming royalty include (front row) second attendant Sherri Wood, Queen Kelly Culian, first attendant Michele Grabher, (back row) second at- tendant Jamie Roes, King Steve Jaggers and first attendant Gary Hollinrake. 6— Joe Lliteras times Sherri Wood and Marty Peterson in a kissing contest during the Homecoming dance. Homecoming 17

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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

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 Reserve football team finishes season 0-4; Brown's volleyballers dropped only twice Reserve football and volleyball competition in 1979 again prepped many underclassmen for varsity level competition. Coaching the junior varsity gridders were Mr. Ed Planansky and Mr. John Stanton. Mr. Ken Brown ser- ved as reserve volleyball coach. Although the reserve football team had good football weather for all but one game, the squad could muster no offensive consistency and lost all four games on their schedule. The reserve volleyball team was more successful than their gridiron coun- terparts, ending the season with a six win, two loss record. Sophomore reserves made a good showing in the Alliance Invitational Tournament, finishing second in a field that included Alliance, Scottsbluff. Sophomore Gering and 18 reserve fall sports