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Sn ea The senior class, sponsored by Mr. and Mrs. Bill Petersen, departed from Bancroft for their Sneak Day at 6:00 Friday morning, April 30. The first stop of the journey was made at Wahoo for an early morning breakfast. From there, the bus ventured into Lincoln to the State Capitol. The group watched the legislative chamber of the Capitol. Senator Hasebrook introduced the Bancroft delegation to the floor. They spent about an hour exploring the Capitol. From the Capitol, they sped to the University Campus. Here they toured Shelton Art Gallery and Morrill Hall. By this time everyone was growing hungry, so dinner was eaten at King's. Following the noon meal, everyone boarded the bus for the trip to Omaha. The first stop in Omaha was at Epply Airfield. Here they took fifteen-minute airplane rides. For the remainder of the afternoon, everyone was free to go shopping in Omaha. At 5:30 the group reassembled and went to Ross's Steak House for supper. After the meal, they enjoyed viewing My Fair Lady. After the movies, the journey for home began. A midnight snack was eaten at Fremont. Arriving home at 2:00, all were tired, but feeling in good spirits.
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Wi,Li9 S. emori On the first day of school, twelve seniors gathered for our last year at BHS. During the months that followed, we had many busy, fun-filled times. At our first class meeting we elected Robert Ortmann as our president, Carlene Nolting as our vice-president, and Mary Bring as secretary-treasurer. Our class sponsor this year was Mr. Pstfirscn Rose and silver were chosen as class colors, and the class flower was a rose. The senior class motto was When you leave here, don't forget why you came. Color Day king and queen were Robert Cook and Marilyn Ruehling. Senior attendants were Carlene Nolting and Robert Ortmann. Sneak Day, that long-awaited day in a senior's life, was April 30. We went to Lincoln and Omaha. We all enjoyed ourselves very much at the banquet and prom, Saturday, May 8. Our sincere thanks to the juniors, it was great fun! Baccalaureate services were held Sunday, May 23. The climax of our high school career, Graduation Day, was Wednesday, May 26. Now that we have received our diplomas, I am sure we will never forget our four years in BHS and the fun we shared. Sponsor Mr. William Petersen
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