Beemer High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Beemer, NE)

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A. ?. FRONT ROW: Mary Jane Brown, June Ene-e.lhardt. Eunice Weigert, Helena Kotik, Myrtle Falsk n, Pearl Grieser, Annabel1 Lorenzer. BACK ROW: Miss Hendrickson, Frances Galbraith, Mary Ann Pierson, Jean S.iarp. iilada Walter, Gladys Erb, Frances Sorenson The Girle Athletic Association began the school term with twenty- igut girls. The gamus okayed rere pug ball, bf.sket ball, volley ball, and oasebaLl. Folk dancing was e.dded to this year s activities. In the spring tho girls hiked to the Bluffs and occasionally a marshmallow-sing concluded their fun. The girls attended Play Day which was held at West Point on October 5. OFFICERS President ............. Vice-President ........ Secretary and Treasurer Sponsor ............... . Myrtle Falsken .... Elaine Zahn Mary Apr. Pierson Kiss Hendrickson V

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CLASS COLORS Blue and Gold CLASS FLOWER Red Rose CLASS MOTTO We have reached the shore; the ocean lies beyond.

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DECLAMATORI’ FRONT ROW: June Engelhard!, Loretta Williams, Mrs, S i.; . Helena Kotik, Pearl O-rieser. BaCK ROW: Eugene Hruby, Mary Ann Pierson, Kathryn Krh,.k; . Milada Walter, Emmett Wendt. The declamatory work was begun early in January under the direction of Mrs. Smith. A local contest was held at the Beemer High School on March 18, 1941. The program was as follows: ORATORICAL Ropes ........................................... Eugene Hrubv The Big Parade .................................. Erimett Wendt DRAMATIC White Lilacs .................................. Kathryn Mahoke Cataracts ............................................. Milada Walter HUMOROUS Dorothy Entertains the Missionary Society ....................... June Engelhard Goin to Ladles Aid ........................... Pearl C-rleser Aunt Jane Improves Her Eddlcati n .................................. Helena Kotik Dotty Drives A Bargain ...................... Mary .inn Pierson Ma's Berth Night ............................ Loretta Williams Emmett Wendt, Milada Walter and Mary Ann Pierson were the winners of the local contest. They also oarticioated in the District Contest which was held at Wayne on March 28.