Blue Hill High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Blue Hill, NE)

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74416466 FRONT ROW: Stan Wie1and,Arthur Boettcher,Da1e Hzirtrnan Larry Jacobs, Loren Kort, Dick Arndt, Melvin Schmidt, Bob Corner. SECOND ROW: David Hubl, Russ Partridge, Bob Egan, Jim Baird, Dennis Sack, Dunne Penrose, Dale Thomas, Ron Hartman, Don Piel, Ken Kort. THIRD ROW: Dick Schmidt, Roger Potts, Roger Kort, Richard Witte, Gary Oye Larry Stutheit, Ken Robinson lstudent mzinagerj, Mick Siilzidino, Larry Svoboda, Dick Brehm, BACK ROW: Gerald Alber, Bill Svoboclii, Byron Koepkc, Fraincis Crocker, Jr., Dick Killough, David Malesker, Gary Oye, Ai Rose, Tom Kort. COACHES: Mac Rayfield, Jr., Charles Haase. TOTAL YARDAGE FOR SEASON Name Carries Yards Gained Ave. Passing Scor- Yardage ing Francis Crocker 142 635 4.4 20 56 Roger Kort 90 444 4.9 44 Jim Baird 45 258 5.7 69 30 Al Rose 23 96 4.1 134 28 Bill Svoboda 14 56 4.0 20 1 Dick Brehm 2 57 28.5 Dick Witte 11 30 2.7 1 Dick Overy 5 18 3.6 V. Stumpenhosrt 2 12 6.0 3 10

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Sponsor: Editor: Class News: Sports: f in l 9 Salad Papa Mrs. Gray Activities: Virgie Wibben Tom Kort PURRsonalities: Mary Jones Kay Rose Alumni and Cat Tails: Mary Courtright Gary Oye General: Dale Gartner CID CGGJJU' are being erased madly ana we are counting the remaining days of school this year. The whole class was very proud of Sandra Corner for her :gn- gglishment in recexNY6-Svve conomicf i, We G53 9 ,atulate nick-namer times Big penhorst i. 168 pound: Vern ha glee, smal football, b student cc His favc Hifi Pi :gba B9 receiving her 10 seal solo work this yt S ,,,g?r-,Kart and Mike Sala- dino rece Roger K4 ggi urczde School f THANK YOU , Tom Kort, Qndf La Writ- X- P M- Just a 'woy XS gigxixl English usage Jf lpficeit Week tZ1gSI,,,Z?u . our school Q6 Q00 we do in American f aC'ed 'jrllnjor 9 me 0'-9 .- gel 60. 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Pam MyeY5- Baird, president ofthe Jun-ior DIY L1 afen -..g peo- and K . Class gave the welcome, South- ple, nf Much Clwlce they ern Hospitahtyj' an d Dennis made, to develop their lives to the Eulloef fhrnilorh fhp three Shi-DS: 46 bright-colored flowers or more unhappy day. her party on such a day. GQ. 6 .1 A Class have JQ1 J' . been be 61 .ting themes, short stories, and ,ook reviews in Eng- lish class. The masterpieces have dealt with Sl1Ch Subieqlgs as true ican Histo: include hc News 3 l Birthday in November 4A Story for Childrenj ' It was a dark, cold day. No one wanted to play.-,outside becausef the wind was very chilly. Nor birds were singing, no sunghing could be seen, and there were no ,1 1, blooming k either. Kay Ann was sure there L ,had never been a darker, colder, U She won- dered if anyone would come to day. For, E YOU See, it was Kay Ann's birth- K. Ka Q n knew about birthda se The ba May 9, 19-1 school aud began at i Reverend J Class The seni was given May 13, ai C The 1942 cises were ing, May ll ter May, VS the speake seniors in Alma Me

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3 BACK ROW: Dick Witte, Larry Stutheit, Glenn Willems, Dick Overy, Vern Stumpenhorst, Byron Koepke, Roger Kort, Tom Frahm, Dick Smidt. CENTER ROW: Butch Kuhn, Jim Hesman, Chuck Hoffman, Dale Thomas, Russ Partridge, Con Bachman, Duane Penrose, Larry Jocobs. FRONT ROW: Norman Kalvoda, Dick Arndt, Loren Kort, Melvin Schmidt, Bob Corner, Art Boettcher, Stan Wieland. SEASON RECORD Kenesaw Blue Hill 45 Hastings J. V. 28 Bladen 22 Holstein 26 Franklin 34 Nelson 37 Red Cloud 54 Red Cloud 44 Alma 52 Guide Rock 47 Alma 42 Bladen 52 Guide Rook 54 Lawrence 60 Harvard ' 50 Cairo 55 Guide Rock 48 Guide Rook 40 FIRST TEAM BASKETBALL FG FT TP Loren Kuhn 22 14-22 58 Dick Overy 8 9-17 25 Dick Witte 2 2- 6 6 Byron Koepke 40 23-40 91 Roger Kort 77 36-73 190 Vern Stumpenhorst 52 40-83 144 Tom Frahm 4 4-13 12 Jim Hesman 66 42-69 174 Chuck Hoffman 4 3- 6 ll TOTAL Opponents 977 773 Blue Hill Games Won Opponents 13 5 Blue Hill FIRST TEAM BASKETBALL BACK ROW: Tom Frahm, Byron Koepke, Vern Stumpenhorst, Dick Overy, Dick Witte, Butch Kuhn. FRONT ROW: Chuck Hoffman, Roger Kort, Jim Hesman.