Beemer High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Beemer, NE)

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FRONT ROW: Rose Marie Schlickbernd, Mary Arm Twehus, Marjorie Wittrig, Bonnie Shields, Mary Koehler, Lillian Holtz, Delores Loewe. BACK ROW: Fred Kroeger, Arlin Hasenkamp, Lloyd Nellor, rs. Hasebroock, Wilmer Doescher, Arlen Lierman, Bob Mahnke, Bob King. HIIII IIKHinriTlTTTTrpirqmngMmTrrmTrxTTrrrrrrrrrTTp FRONT ROW: Loretta Ayres, Beatrice Stieren, Lila Wittrig, Mrs. Wells, Marcella Ortmeier, Virginia Suhr, Beverly Brown. BACK ROW: Gerald Doescher, Donald Doescher, Wayne Krieger, Gerald Galbraith, Marvin Oswald, Ben Martin, George Vrba, Wayne Suhr.

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RED LETTER D.'YS The day when Gene and Benny get to school on tins.' The day there is a perfect attendance in' high school] The day the Freshmen beat the 7th and 8th grade in Basketball] The day Alma doesn't have a picture of a cowboy in her not ebook J The day when the teachers are al?. present] The day when Freddie K. finishes his l.;p] The day when Eddie King doesn't cut out p.per dolls in study hell] The day when Lorraine doesn't tell about her big week-end] The day when Ger.'ldj.no doesA't receive a letter from her boy-friend The day vrhen Dorothy's car isn't used for the Beaver High taxi I The day when the basketball boys scrub the gymnasium I The day we beet 'Jest Point in basketball] The day vre changed the Bearner emblem frer. Bulldog to Bobcat I The day when everyone in the study hall studies! The day vrhen Lila curls her heir] The day when the Seniors give their pl'yl - The day when someone doesn't have to-bluff their wry thro cl.'ssj The c y when vre didn't call Bonnie G. shorty! The day when Mrs.'Hasebroock could remember all of a joke! The day vrhen Janice and Kathryn don't giggle in Shorthand cl.ssl The day vrhen Marvin aniles at the girls'. The day when Lloyd doesn't talk much, and says something! The day vrhen Frances doesn't blush! The day '■.•hen Ramona finished cutting Ms for the Annual) The day vrhen the Seniors hand out the .nnual» Mrs. Hasebroock, a school-teacher was stopped by police when driving through a red light and was immediately brought before before the judge-. So, svid the Judge, you're a school-te cher. Th ts fine. Madame, your presence here fulfills a longst nding desire. For years I've hoped to have a school-teacher standing there. 1-Jovr, he thundered, sit down et that table, and write I went through a. red lig.h ' five hundred tines I -shh:- Ethel Kroeger vras so deeply engrossed in her typin ■ one morning that, unbeknow-n to her, her paper h d run out. She continued typing on the roller, and when time was called 'for stopping she ondered whet had become of her paper. There ensued uite a scramble for it. ■K-iBr