Beemer High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Beemer, NE)

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inmnimm 1 a mxBBVMH AND FRONT ROW: Mary E. Smith, Bernice Gentrup, Shirley Mahnke, Mary King, Joan Nebuda, Virginia Englehorn, Marlene Buhk, Marion Worrell, Evelyn Litz, Alvera Schlickbernd. SECOND ROW: Ronald Dpescher, Sus n Cox, Theodora Litz, Joyce Zoller, Pearl McReynolds, Vondell Hasenkamp, Ella Jean Jackson, Jack Faudel, Arthur Spenner, Harland Raasch, Larry King, Lyle. Raasch. B DK BD'.f: Leland Buhrman, Harold Becktel, Clarence Buhraan, Robert Doescher, Donald Beerbohm, Bill Shields, Gary Worrell. Harlan Burke, Jerry Knuth, Join Wiesen, John Shj.rp, Mrs. DeWald. JJJJJJJJJJJjrLTm AND SIXTHUJJJJJJJIin. miXIgj FROjmT ROW: Evelyn Peterson, Karen Burke, Janice Hasenkamp, Kay Blumer, Barbara Brown, Marlene Doescher, Mary Shields. SECOND ROW: Tom. Wells, Loren Birky, M. Kuncl, Gerald. Reiman, Jan. Doescher, Harg. Pojar, D. Vondra, I. Litz, D. Fuerhof£ BACK ROTf: Mrs. Koehler, K. Schlickbernd, H. Oswald, L. Peterson, R. Pojar, E. Reich, G. Kruse, R.Kotik, G.Spenner, I. Gentrup.

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JOKES Kiso Hoinann was exclaining over the beautiful hrir of one of her pupils the other day: Miss Hoimnn: Eoe, your hair is :• jnply beautiful. I'tt bet you gbt that from your Father. Zoc: I'Jci, I got that fror. ny '.iother, Pops is r!3 gone. Mrs. Koehler was explaining the tenses , past present, end future. She decided to use a. sentence to illustrate. Mrs, Koehler: Now class, supposing I Say, The cow ,Talked into the pasture, ’That nood ? Don Feurhoff: The cot. Hiss Ritter: Can any of you tell ne the definition of a drydock? Roy Ehrisnan: Yeah, thats easy, its, a thirsty physician. •JHHBHf Mrs. Devrald: T hy did the nan eat electric light bulbs for cinner? Harlan B: Bocause the doctor told hin to go £m a light diet. iKHHrtt Teacher: ,r.7hat is the difference between the north and the South pole. Pupil: All the difference in the world.