Hemingford High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Hemingford, NE)

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5r. Academics...21 1—Chris Baer stops at his locker between classes. 2—Stacia Jensen and Marcia Puita at- tempt an experiment In science class. 3—Class members concentrate on a math test. 4—John Eisner and J.J. Larson work on an Algebra I assignment. 5—Kaylene Kumpf and Susan Olson record the results of an experiment. 6—Dana Dillon and Trent Belknap check out the waterfall at the prom dance. 7—Jamie Prochazka waits patiently behind Angle Kot- schwar and Kumpf as they watch Homecoming festivities. 8—Jensen, Puita and Kotschwar halo Leeann Bruns check for bad test tubes. 9— Julie Cullan taunts Belknap during an FHA social function in the home ec room. FRESHMEN—at left: Ed Adamson, Chris Baer, Trent Belknap, Sam Brauninger, Leeann Bruns. Rick Cofer, Julie Cullan, Dana Dillon, John Eisner. Above, first row: Kathleen Gasseling, Jeff Hatterman, Beth Hudson, Chris Huggler, Stacia Jensen, Danette Jespersen. Second row: Angie Kot- schwar, Kaylene Kumpf, J.J. Larson, Tammy Morgan, Susan Olson, Skye Prather. Third row: Jamie Prochazka, Marcia Puita, Jenny Schock, Stephanie Strieker, Laura Trickier, Dan Walters.

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Freshmen gain confidence; earn high marks Freshmen class officers for the 1984-85 school year were President—Chris Baer; Vice-president—Kaylene Kumpf; Secretary—Dan Walters; Treasurer—Stacia Jensen; and Student Council Representatives—Trent Belknap and Angie Kot- schwar. Sponsoring the group were Mr. Martin Egging and Mr. Campbell Boag. The freshmen found themselves busy participating in class hall decorating and other spirit competitions, joining organizations, participating in their first year of high school sports, and looking at a full class schedule where they had to choose from several alternatives. Even though Freshmen may have found it hard to organize their time between activities and studies, they showed maturity and adapted well to their new schedules, according to co-sponsor Egging. They have made the change from junior high and many of the members of the class have built very high academic averages to help them through their high school years. 20...Academics

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Eighth graders compete well with high school Eighth Grade class officers were President—Brenda Reifschneider; Vice- president—Laura Specht; Secretary—Marsha Harden; Treasurer—Jami Cullan; and Student Council Representatives—Todd Turek and Cara Lohmeyer. The Class Sponsors of the 28 students were Mr. Campbell Boag and Mrs. Mary Lliteras. The Seventh Grade class officers were President—Dave Schekall; Vice-president —Ed Olson; Secretary—John Wickham; Treasurer—Tonya Raben; and Student Council Representatives—Jeff Gaertig and Kim Turek. Mrs. Judy Gasseling and Mrs. Mary Stanton were the sponsors of this small class of 18. 22...Academics