Hemingford High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Hemingford, NE)

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 —7— MISS SUSIE DAVISON, Treasurer

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 .-THE SPUDPICKER ...—- tiiblir 'thuuis A cordial invitation is extended to all high school folks to enroll in our high school at the opening of school in the fall and we will endeavor to make the entire year a pleasant and a profitable one. Although being a fully accredited school, and any student finishing the Hemingford High School may enter the University of Nebraska without tak- ing entrance examinations, arrangements have been completed for enrollment in the North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools. At the present time only ninety-four towns in the state are members of this associa- tion, and its being the highest standard of accreditment possible for any school in the state, the advantage to the pupils attending, the school and the community is evident. A junior high school will be organized this coming fall which will in- clude the seventh, eighth, and ninth grades. The senior high school will in- clude the tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grades. The junior high school will be under the same supervision as the senior high and both sections will have an en- rollment of nearly two hundred students with seven teachers in charge. Each of the lower grades will be taught by an individual teacher, and each in a separ- ate room. The equipment of our school is adequate and sufficient for thorough work in all departments in which work is given. Each year additional equip- ment is added to the departments that the classes may keep up to the State re- quirements. We have a growing library of books and encyclopedias. Up to date recording and modern library methods are being used. The enrollment of the high school has increased over one hundred per cent in the last three years. Football with a full athletic program, a com- mercial department, orchestra, debate, Hi-Y, normal training and other activ- ities with the necessary teaching force have been added to take care of this in- creased enrollment. We invite you to visit and inspect our school system.. Any one feeling that our school is not fully accredited in every way is asked to correspond with the following authorities: Chancellor Burnett of the State University, Lincoln, Nebraska. Charles W. Taylor, State Superintendent of Schools, Lincoln, Nebraska. Superintendent, C. A. Elkins.

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4 THE SPUDPICKER =K« (Aiutunl ;S'trtff 1. Editor-in-Chief Viola Peterson 2. Associate Editor Ralph Porter 3. Business Manager... .. . Hollis Hedgecock 4. Ass’t. Business Manager.. Lloyd Hartman 5. Boys’ Athletics Bruce Keckler 6. Adv. Manager Wayne Shaver 7. Sales Manager ...Delbert Peterson 8. Photographs Pauline Estes 9. Humor ... Isabella Headden 10. School Calendar 11. Girls’ Athletics .Onalene Schneider 12. Class History . .. .Otto VonBargen 13. Class Prophecy ....Emil Prochazka 14. Class Will John Blundell 15. Activities 16. Alumni Alfred Wyland 17. Assistant Editor Agnes Hovorka 18. Assistant Editor.... Lloyd Fleming 19. Faculty Advisor Edith L. Melvin 20. Class Sponsor L. M. Carter 21. Director of Annual., ,.. Supt. C. A. Elkins Lloyd Hartman Pauline Estes Floyd FleMing Lena King John BluNdell Hollis HedGecock AlFred Wyland Agnes HOvorka BItuce Keckler Delbert Peterson Wayne Shaver Isabella Headden Emil Prochazka Otto VoN Bargen Viola Peterson Ralph POrter ElmeR Mart Onalene Schneider