Hemingford High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Hemingford, NE)

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Boags here from Scotland on year exchange Hemingford High School faculty members were kept busy sponsoring classes, activities and organizations. The school gained an exchange teacher from Scotland, Mr. Campbell Boag, in a one-year trade for Mr. Ed Planansky, who will return to District 10 again this fall. Boag's wife Liz was also active working with the staff as substitute and special interest teacher. The program is designed to help local students understand the social and cultural differences between the two countries. Retiring from the school board at the end of his term in December was Vince Rosenberger who served Hemingford patrons and the school for 25 years. Elec- ted to take his place on the board this term was Joyce Klemke. Other members re-elected or continuing their terms were Tim Hudson, Bob Mor.avek, Ken Prochazka, Don Jespersen and Tom Cullan. 26...Academics

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w 1—Jo Minich and Dan Davi $ work on reports for social studies class. 2—John Wickham corrects a mistak on his worksh t. 3—J ff Gaertig and Ed Olson spot for w ightlift r Tim Krlz. 4—Rogor B nn tt follows carefully as h corrects his assignment. 5,6—B to Pulta and Krlz work on math problems. 7—Davies calls out directions to classmates in a weight lifting session. 8—Kim Turek hands .back test papers to her seventh grade classmates. 9—Mr. Camp- bell Boag explains a math problem to Turek and Tonya Raben. 10—Mr. Martin Egging discusses a matter of procedure with Dave Schekall. 11—Several |unior high girls play volleyball during PE. SEVENTH GRADE—at left, first row: Roger Bennett, Kevin Bushnell, Dan Davies, Milly Dickey, Jeff Gaertig. Second row: Tim Krlz, Joe Mlnlch, Dawn Nissley, Ed Olson, Dan Pershall. Above, first row: Mary Pershall, Beto Pulta, Tonya Raben, Ryan Reynolds, Julie Riggs. Second row: Bob Schefclk, Dave Schekall, Kim Turek, John Wickham, Tim Wickham. Dawn Zler. Academics...25

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Academics...27 1—Mrs. Bev Hanks talks over a matter of im- portance with Principal Lyle Fodnes. 2—Mr. Ken Brown, co-sponsor of the Junior class, wat- ches over a class meeting In the Home Ec room. 3—Mrs. Mary Stanton sits listening to students role play applying for a job. 4—Mrs. Judy Gasseling and Mr. Don Hanks listen to Paul Phaneuf, manager of the Panhandle Rural Elec- tric Membership Association, as he talks about a book being presented to the Hemingford High' School Library. 5—Coach John Stanton gives his pep talk to the student body on the Friday of Homecoming Week. 6—Miss Pam Jacobsen lec- tures to the Seniors about one of the English authors. FACULTY—above, first row: Campbell Boag, Ken Brown, Martin Egging. Second row: Lyle Fodnes, Judy Gasseling, Jamie Goffena, Bev Hanks, Don Hanks, Pam Jacobsen, Glen Kotschwar. Third row: Tim Lanik, Mary Lliteras, Sue Shaver, John Stanton, Mary Stanton, Bill Stolldorf. Barb Zurn.