Hemingford High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Hemingford, NE)

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1—G. B. Hopper breaks through the line during one of the junior high boys' in- tramural football scrimmages. 2—Kathy Cullan and Nancy Smith wait for a set from Shelly Proxhazka. 3—During junior high girls' volleyball play against St. Agnes. Jennifer Delsing returns a ball while Proxhazka and Laurie Hill prepare to help. 4—Roger Schledewitz tackles Bill Schock from behind. 5—On an end run, John Hatterman attempts to elude Schock's tackle. 6—On an attempted pass, quarterback Randy Wood is sacked. 7—Eighth grader Karen Jones makes a good set against St. Agnes. 8—With help from Karla Kresl, Delsing digs out a St. Agnes spike. junior high fall sports 21

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Junior high students progress athletica Although junior high athletes had a rather limited fall sports schedule, coaches and competitors felt that good progress was made in readying the seventh and eighth graders for high school competition. For the second year, the junior high boys played intramural football. The squad divided into two seven-man teams coached by Mr. John Stanton and senior Bruce Delsing. The boys competed in two afternoon scrimmages. Coached by Mr. Duane Knaub and senior Sherri Wood, the junior high girls volleyball team defeated Alliance St. Agnes both times the teams met. Hemingford won the varsity and reserve games in both meetings. 20 junior high fall sports

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State fair parade kicks off band's year Hemingford High School's band participated in a variety of activities during the 1979-80 school year. The band began the year with a trip to Lin- coln where the group marched in the Nebraska State Fair Parade. The remainder of the fall was filled with appearances at all home football games and several parade appearances in the area. During the winter months the band performed in two concerts. Band director Mrs. Doug (Sue) Shaver stated that the band students did an ex- cellent job at each of the performances. In the spring the band presented two more concerts and competed in the District Music Contest. In the district competition the band received a superior rating. According to Mrs. Shaver, the solos and ensembles com- peted well, also. The band's final performance of the year was during graduation ceremonies. band