Bancroft High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Bancroft, NE)

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JUNIORS (On ground) Left to Right: Mr. Zavadil. S. White. Ms. Lampshire, R. Gatzemeyer. P Beutler, S. Dietrich. D. Nelson. C. Muller. R. Meyet. C. Abendroth, S. Gronc; (I'pl Right to Left: M Soli. J. Tietz, S. Ostrand. C. Albus. A Freiberg. I Johnson. W Carter. G. Mohl. D. Munderloh. P. Gatzemeyer. D. Raasch, D. Hermelbracht. A. Abendroth. M. Slaughter. K. Bruning. K. Olmscheid. Juniors all over the country (waste) almost the whole 17th year of their lives planning and decorating for their high school prom. As their junior year starts off. the juniors exclaim their happiness about finally becoming upperclassmen. Alter two years of being ordered and pushed around they’ve, at long last, earned the right to do some ordering themselves. Then when they begin to settle into the routine of going to school and football, then basketball games, the day arrives to begin having class meetings to plan for the prom. Their social life, that really just seemed to come alive with dates, parties, and dances, ends when it becomes required to go to meetings all the time. Soon it's time to decorate and it seems that's all juniors have time to do. The day for prom finally arrives and all the hard work, time, and money seems to have paid oil, because once again the prom was the highlight of the year for seniors and underclassmen alike.